The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-05

fishing an abstract of Napoleon's will, from
the London Courier, which was considered
an " insult To public morals"
Jhe following persons are to compose
the new French cabinet
l. Lieut. General Baron Damas. now
secretary of war tn be minister of fore'gn
affairs |. the Marquis Clermoat Tunncre,
now minister of marine, Ia he minister Of
war 3. Count Chabfol Ia he minister Of
MARINE.
:. The Marquis of Eauriston, now min.
ister Of the household, 10 be grand yeneur
of France.
3. The due de Deudeauvlle, now post.
master general, To be master of the Kings
housrhoid.
/. Tho Marquis of Lauriston is appoint
ed minister secretary Of stale
>. NJ. de AlarIgnac In he director al the
enregstremeBt and the domains.
6. Isl, the Marquis dc Nauchi'r 10 be
post master; ., VI. de Gasllebajae I" hr Iii
rector general Of the customs, IN the ROOM of
| Marquis Naulchier.
The Count Portals, peer Of France,
councillor of state, and counsellor of the
appeal court, is appointed president de
chambre of the said conrt, in the COON Of
the baron Baris, deceased.
The baron dc Cruuzciihes, director Of
the colonies, and master of requests nj the
council ri state, appointed secretary gene
raj of the ministry of Justice, in the room Of
the Sieur Faiismesni, called to other tunc-
! tinns.
"The Sieur Vatismesnii, councillor of
state rn service cxtraordinaire, is appointed
councillor of sote cn service ordlnalre. IN
the room of the Sieur Name de Bran, de.
ceased u
! The London Courier of the 9TH, in spea-
king of the late ministerial appointments In
, France. says, essentially the ministry Is
the same as il was for although there is
some changing ol places there is none of
persons. We may look, therefore, ior II
continuance of a policy, both domestic and
f"reign, which will have for lis object the
maintenance Of tranquility, both at home
aud abroad
HOLY ALLIANCE.
Among the reports carrent ~ ternahy
respect ting the decisions of the congress ol
Johannesburg, it is said that an ultmatum
was To he sent to Don Pedro. emperor OF
Brazil, and in case he did not acccde Ia
| the views Of the European powers, troops
would be embarked Tor the new world,
/
II was aloo said that Il squadron would
leave Il part of the north 10 proceed To c.
diz to be at the disposal Of the king Of
Spain. What was positive amidst all these
cpuicctures, WAS. that the relations be-
tween the cabinet of II. Petersburg, and
/ Europe had never been more acliy" than
during the last Two months, and the llaa
sage of French, Russian, Austrian, and
/ Il, ,,t,n
turn of the emperor of Russia from visiting
his military colonies is announced. lie wa
preparing to rc,icw another camp of -,
900.
GREECE
A letter from Xantc Of the 2lst Of june
states, that an act of treason had occurred
at MissoIonSi, which at onclime threatened
the most dangerous consequences. 1t APP
pears that Coralcystos, one of the govern
ors 81 the city had agreed To deliver il up
: To Jussuf Pachas who was to march 5000
Turks towards the fortress. The cores
pondcnce containing this plot Was snized
! by IA post Of Greeks, aud forwarded 10
prince Marvrocadato, who took measures
10 prevent its execution. The Turks
marched, bat were met aud defeated, aud
] Caraleystos is stated to have been put in
ions.
PRUSSIA
The Prussian decree, prohibiting its
subjects from studying In foreign universe
ties, on account ol the revolutionary prn
! ciples alleged 10 br lnculcated ~ ihrni, had
produced II remOnstrance from TIE cabinet
of Stutgard TO diapfove the accn.dtioh IA
sainst the university ofTubngea, ard one
to the same effect from the university Of
Basic.
BRITAIN.
BY an arrival n Portsmouth, from Bonn
bay, accounts had been received from that
place to the seth of March, by which il
appeared thai a feet MAS Then about la
sail for Madras to embark "a number oil
j troops, destined to take possession of the
/ Burmese seaports. 1t bad been found ne
ccasary To adopt the most determined inca
sures To oppose the hostile designs OF The
enemy.
The poor rates in England, had fallen
considerably during the last year. But
they still amount To the enormous sum ol
nine shlings stearllng a head on the whole
/ population ufthe country.
Recent accounts from Cape Coast re
present the A shante. army "a in consdera
! bic force within u few miles of the castle,
and that The king was determined on maxi
! lug another attack The buldings were
dwelling in trout, and preparations ma King
TO give him a warm reception. Provisions
continued scarce al the eoihuy.
IRELAND.
The Liverpool Mercury gives an ac
count ol an outrage Of dreadful descrip
tioo, which has taken place in Ireland,
/ but about which the Iiah papers are eli
tircly silent. The affair took place at
Timpo fair, near EnniskiIcn, in the conn
try of Fermanagh, ireland, oa the lGih of
June last, between the Ribbandmcn and
Orangcmen' Of that quarter II qaell
which Tire 9Th regiment OF foot were cal