The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-10
From lhe y \. Gaze,te A.. 4.

ANIMAL OF the FR.lNkLIr
The l.. ). ship of the lin. En-,
Charles Stewart, esq. COMMANDER In
at this port on Yesterday from IN. p.h''z
She sailed from the Valparaiso IN. aoa R
May, and from Rio Janeiro on IN. ,, IN
The officers aud crew are all ia good ~
She brings no political news. aili
ONE D.1Y Litter.
The Simrod, captain Sterling. r,s,uY
don, has furnished us with Lond.,
to the evening of the Goth ull. in,lrlr,FH
We give a few extracts NJ
1t is suggested in the Courier r.,
war in India with the Burmese will '1 :. oa
short Duration, and that there wa. W. S
prehension Of a war with any otb,,nf
native powers. We
Gen. Ballastcros had arrived a, n,
fort in French frigate from Cadiz WIN
A letter from Syria of May |, sns,l.
the ruin of the island Of Gambia. Az
$4,000 persons had fled from the r sao"s
the Turks" no committed horrible crna s,
At Samos, on Eastei Sunday, = di,..ps
occurred between the contrndinp n..,;
in which 200 persons were KILL d and
bout 1000 peaceable inhabitants had 0,d,
Ipsara.
The Turkish squadron had arrived -
Nesroron. Three lpsariot ,cs,rs Nl,s
were biockadlng the island were takenh h.
surprise. The crews escaped ashore aC.,
setting fire Ia their ships.
FROM FRANCE.
The ship Seine, Capt. Williams, arrived
yesterday IN 81 days from Hayre SIN
hi1''t Paris papers to the gath Jul, but M
understand they do not contain any thing a
importance.
DEATH or ITURBiDE
we learn from Capt. Austen, OF the br,
t"'sarlne, arrived yesterday from Alyara,
DO, that the eK. Emperor lturbide arrived a,
Fh't hlarene an the 10th July in an En-.
i'sh brig from London, where he was taken
hyrhe Captain General of St. Anders. and
brought before the Congress of that pIau
After undergoing "A trial he was found quill
~ and sentenced to be shot, which sentence
wascarii"d into execution at Pad1lla, On
the afternoon of the 18th July. Capl. A.
also st1es that great preparations nere
making at Al,arado 10 send troops to snns
oi the pro, lnces, but could not learn Nhirb
Of Them.
Eight thousand dollars per annum bad
oecr voted by Congress for the support
of the widow of Iturbite. The Congress
idJ"t"ned after ordering a convoy 10 The
coast.
Ii seems from the official accounts TINT
hey landed at the mouth Of the bar of The
l'rr at Padilla. A foreigner Beneskie and
: companion bound to the Mexican terri
Tory protessed TO be empowered to Treat
concerning plan of colonization. Bents.
kie appeared the next day before Galqa,
tie commandant general of Padila, and
hrilB int,frogated about Iturbide, assured
him Ire Was remaining at London. Benes.
kr Tcturned TO the bar TO bring up his
coHirrnron. This person appeared disgui-
scd and suspicious being excited, they
wtrepnrsued, and Garza recognized lur.
bIde! He seemed perfectly harmless and
submissive--and WAS carried 10 Padlha
where tire Congress were in session. They
determined, thai as lturhde had been Dc.
clnr"d by the General Sovereign Congrp,
an outlaw whene,crhe should set foot in thu
territory of the +, deration-n fa,lflmeui
Of this decree, that he should be exceeded
which order MAS carried into effect by
sEooting him on the next day.