The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-20

! wruns from him by III, irnn hand of The
la", check for one hall the amount oflhe
| prize. The act ril MT make him paor,
but 1t viii make pour family rich in
deed.'n
.Nep iork.-The New York Commercial
'faperf,stf says, that city IL So crowded
with strangers, that the principal Hotels
aud Boarding houses, are obliged ln refuse
Recommendations to great numbers daily -
/ The Prince of Sake Nsilnrr ard Iprd
fanlkland. are NJ present there.
| Cred CaHdt Celebration. The commit
tee ot the corp"IaGon of New York, Il
that at her citizens, mel together un W ed
nr>day etenIn5 week, for the pulposc OF
/ making arrangements Tor celebrating The
/ great event Of the compietinn of the Etie
Canal, and the II iipn Of TIVE waters of the
/ Lakcs aud the Hudson liver. The plan
lately suggested III some of the papers, #
having salute fired along the canal from
Bulain 10 sandy Hook, was nd ,p,ed, tsaA :.
the New 4 X Gazette and is 10 he carri-
I'd into execallN uulrr the direction of
Mr.. Ely, ot Roche jrr, aud the j .Dany and
W. stern com n,t',cs. denuiatlUn from
the New York common cnnuci and The
citizens. proceed d Albany ou Wrdncs.
day evening, I" pItNr arrangements and
consult with III, committee of that city.
The vafl us trades, occup ttIans, aud soel-
cites, in tn. city, all form proCc Ssipn and
parade in similar m n.r II that pursued
al the adoption Of the F.dersi corstirl'
IN 1898. An aquatic fcte. under tn Hl..ra
ton of Mr. Cha, Rhmd, Who has ....=
! a 1 a. 1
h. gwen, aad i, Intended = ha ,ne most
grand and effective over lst.I
.Her,co,--We have - #s#4#, says thr
National Gazette, Ill, y. - ,irNlcau pa-
pers down to the Iir1el nd Of Juy. Ihey
atord nothing f,r our columns. We have
before us ! iotirr from Al,drado, dated tire
9th alt. and suolnln a short extract from
1t. "People out of business talk gsrat
| deal about The intended invasion Of Cuht.--
| With respect to Vera Cruz, report j. ias,
now IN eli oulaton that news had rrachrd
the Castle of ST. Juan de Uloa, from H.
wanna, that no further relief could be srl#f
TO the garrison. Deserlers state that i
council was called 10 devise ways and
means, &c. that two opinions divided the
meeting for sur eudcfing, and the u
| Their For fling on the t1aa until 1t should be-
compelled To send PROVISIONS. We are still
in the midst OF the sjtl and dying, Mau,
| indeed, he,e suffered. For new conner,
this is lrealful climate, but for one Whom
it suits i; IS excellent
Surrender ofdnoihnr. Spanish ship.--In-
tclliSence received from Valparaiso men
tons the arrival at the porl Of the Spanish
! slOon of ~ ar 9chtUPS the grew having mn.
tloled aud carried her into port aud del-
vertd her up to the Chilian goyernment.--
/ This vessel Ia the one which separated
from the Asia "a and Constante, with the
intention of returning TO Spain but It APP
pears that the officers met with no better
success IN tins attempt than the commuu-
derS OF The other vessels.
L,terdry.-Nr. SnALER, Am. Consul
General 10 Alglers, has sent t. the Rev.
! M. Sparks. editor Of the North American
/ Re, Jew, the Manuscript of a work ertItltd
Sketches of the Kingdom of AIglers,"
comprising Geographical, Historical, am
/ Political account uf that country. Thu
work is said to be pnhlshrd under the d..
! reCtion of Mr.. Sparks, VII has gwen i
/ brief abstract Of it in the last nunbe of hr
/ North American Review.
! The COmct.--A correspondent of tho \.
! York Gazette, estimates the length OF the
! Comets tail at more than five millions ot
miles. lie attributes the warmness of the
weather 10 the presence of tho lmmensr
body nf fire, and advances thr opinion that
earth.