The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-15

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camp of II. Roeie, Which tn .,...,,5 4, :.
ulster OF War has this m"rcnt teen
announces the news.
The official part confirms se,rrl p
Ordinauces, which will fiji nearly ~
tire sheet. The! are ofuo ge4erI IL
est.
from he Journal deS DeLsis u r..
MADRID, Aug l5.-'lbe nlust a...s
reports are sill Ia circutlinn is Ia -.
cuusthnces of Audalusia ; the so,.r...'
in fact, does uut act So rs la elm fl.
lie mind. Instead of publishing ~, -
binary Gazettes, mailing Known ,hs,r.a
it obstinately preserve silence, and n
silence, IN the op1aion Of niaay prr...
says more thin Is generally 4m'.t,
violent fire broke cut tu.dav IN II ,t..,,f
Madrid, aud In short time maar z..
/ ming prngress. The 23fhrtgin,eni mn
ON the spot, immediately hogan m. n,a,
sary work but the engines urr, L.l
managed, as we'll as in bad ,la,r AMI
was Impossible 10 ,Xtinguish thu inn
church therefore was completely coo.q.
ed, and the fire VAS communicable ,og'.
eighboring houses There is M knovf'
/ how this fire will he exlingui,hed ~
military officers and the general in rL,,
have repaired to the spot the Who'll =,
the French troops are under arms. IL,
artillery have harussstd their horses ~,
the guns are all II; the Prado. Thcs, IN
cautions fortunately have been tlsrl,., ana
we have not heard that any disorder L.,
occurred.
From he Exotic Of Saturday,
The news of The rrtaklng of lpsara. and
Casso, is confirmed from all quarter, n.a
! Augsburg Gazette of the e3d, contains fam
cIrcnmsiauilal letters on the subject onp
! from Odessa Of the Sd of August, has new.
rum Constautiuoplr Of the 23h July, rolly
| confirming the return of The ip,arats win
the liydrots aud Sprzziols thu, took D,
armed vessels, and pat goDo Turks To the
sword Tie destruction nf the Egyptian,
al Casso is equally certain. English scs.rl,
have bro't In Malta The news Of the T. ian,pa
of the Christians.
Late.TtuS. from Europe, and important ard
gratifying from Gre,ee.
from the New York Commcrcipl Advertise,
TIE GREEK REVOLUTION.
The most Important news is from Greco
to WHICH, oi COURSE, our columns mus, h,
principally devoted this evening. In aIf.
ton To the accounts contained in the Enp.
lish papers, an arrival AT Boston rm
Smyrna llas brought us letter from oar
valncd correspanGc Irt at that place, as lat.
as the Goth Of July. With bleeding head,
our readers have already prruscd some
partial details of the fall ur ipsara. Or
correspondence has furnished more parf
cular account of that bloody and treaclr.
rans affair. But the gloom produced by
tEls intelligence, is in a considerable drcfe
dispeiled by ad1ices of the sQbstqleat
paVal successes ST the Greeks and the
recaptnre al Ipsara. This gratifying rcssl
is positively asserted by our corresuohlthtj
and is mentttncd iH u letter from an Ame.
rican gentleman ia Smyrna, Of July g, Ia
the editors af She Daily Advertiser and isl
a'sh mentioned III letters recei, ID aud pub
Ilshcd At Boston. Ihe only Circumstance
that casts debit apon it, is ihr TACT s,ntrd
| by Capt. King, who arrived al Boston, and
who as~rrts = lliA on the seth, when lie
passed ipsata, The Turkish fleet was then
off that island" But there Was eyideui,y
,otnc pistalr in H!is matter. as we have i |
deter from Constantinoplr of the ED Of !
July, stating that the Captain pacha had
Ir Htururdtn N5t,iene 10 land his wouudri,
mi TO repair four .frigdtfs ,chich canaaf
Keep he sea" In addition 10 this. tte
accounts Of thc Greek successes is publish
ed in the Grrci,n Gazette extraordinary,
aud the news had eamsrd great rejoicing.
among tiie Greeks who had ordered re
Denne 10 he sung |, appears from tins
lpaprr that I'LL the Grccian vessels had sole
From the Understands To assist the Ipsmioi.
and that thi- tirrt after ha,ing been to Case,
and sarca that Isle, where there WAS 10
eqnidly brave resistance by the casiol,
against the Turks, returned To Ipsara with
tiier aeci al upward of 80 sad here lhe
turkish fleet nas bratcn with the loss ii
three vessels sunk and the feet PM To- flight
But we viii proceed with our Sm,Ina col.
rrspondrnce, and follow it with surh par.
'iru'1rs as we may find most importan, IA
the London papers.
SarRNa,Jnly a5.-' In politics we have
rather Il sad Story we mentioned in our
last the capture ofthe island Of Ipsara by
the Turk; VT have since learnt the part
enlars, " Itch we viii now give yon, ho,i
they VII prove interesting. The Captain
Faeha, after remaining nj the island ii
Mytrene upwards ui month, during
which tune he embarked an immense
Number ot troops, sailed frnm thrnce on
The afternoon Of the Sd Of July. Ii VS.
observed that The Comm. of the French
station here WAS continually alongside and
on hoard of the Turkish Admiral, and
wac often sren c"'ns and coming from him
to lpsara. Great .rspicions are cotcrtancl
mat he "as me rnercyor Of messages lie
tween tie Captain pacha and cert ia
Allhai,'an, "he hal been Turk before Il e
.srFoIoiiHn1 s. who has since turned Gree;
he G5Hocd great reputation among the
dree''s for lis bravery. This Albanian N
his arrival at lpsara Will, SEQ mcn, was 80
Tar rom being suspected Of any i'll Grsisa''
that I he Inhabitants trusted hin with Two
most important posts on the Island, rrlr''s