The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-30
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The Tun.sian Envoy had the honor iu
! be- received yesterday, by the hing upon
TIM Thron.. Ills Exc liency WIS introduced
with she usual ceremony, and offered 10
las ualc-'y the presents s"nt by the Dry
Iof 1aIHis. consisting of y rich saddle, many
"suaaIs, napkins Embroidered with gold, q
/ hraulllul cuu1ierpanc, aud several par 81
shpss and sandals embroidered with gold
! Ihe c4nnpy DESTINED Tor The cofanatien
and which is majesty presents To the Ia
ihedr,d 1T l,heims, IL magnificent in thf
rntfemr. ii is of cloth Of gold ornament
I'D With huurhrs of grapes, ears Of eorn, oak
branches aud stems ot lilies. These or
namrnis. although woven, have the rel
appearance nr embroidery Upon The Ia
+ trra fronts mr cubrnidrIcts pelican aud
a lamb, and AT ther eElfemlles the kla5 $
cyphrr sarmnuhted by Il crown IN dta-
monds Tit upper part is decorated with
4 group of angels supporting globe, sur
rounded by gloh" and cross.
The following IS from the Hamburg Ga
zctte OF The ID instant According 10 one
of our Lisbon correspondents, the enncla-
sion Of aH arrangement between Por iu9al
and the Brazs may be regarded rs nearly
ccrainn fIis Most Fdi,htld Majesty, ii IS
said. viii retain thu nominal sovereignty of
the Bfazlls, and al his DEATH the Tvs u crowns
Will hr united IN the person of the Emperor
who viii still reside al thu BtazlIs. An IN.
dcmnliy at two millions sterling that the
Brazilian Government is 10 pay To Portn-
gal out of the loan contracted IN Ing land,
IS likewise talked Of"
-..sas.-
FRANCE AND SOUTH AMERICA.
A very interesting debate took place in
the Chamber Of Deputies Of the llth May,
~ regards the intention of tbr Freach Go
ycrumeut in rrlation'to South America. =
The debate WAS on the budget, aud when
the item for the foreign Department was
under confederation, ecu. f0y adtcrird
To the situation Of South America. The
| remarks Of this gentleman callrd up VI. de
biIleie, aud IL will be seen from his argn-
ncns, that ST. long ~ Spain shall fuse
10 recognize the Independence. of her for
nier colonies, so hong will France, S a
point Of political etiquette, equally abstain
from doing 81. The following was the re-
ply Of the French Minister;
" Should We have initiated the example
of England profound silence.) Should
we, Ike gland, have recognised The in
dependence of the Spanish Colonies de-
maud of thr Speaker, If France with re-
sptct 10 these Colonies is in the same po-
sfion as England, either in point of com
mrrcial interest or principle And first,
as To the FIRST point, England, since 1907,
Is IN possession of the protrctorate of that
commerce, and she has, | will not say
millions, hut thousands Of millions, embark
ed in that country. France has only enter
ed into this commerce within these few
years, and II dues not exceed thirty millions
af Imports and sixteen millions of exports.
You see that the difference Is great be-
tween these two positions. With respect
To principles, Bourbon reigus over Spain.
Spain hHs, hv a gloriuos expedition, srcu-
red the reign Of that king. Would it he
moral, would it hc Confurmahle 10 the
principles which we respect, and which We
shall always respect, hope, because
these principles are the safeguards of ma
tons, a. well as governments, th't France
should recognize, IN spite ot Spain, aud
contrary To the protestatlpn Of her go,crB-
newt, the independent eNstcncr Of these
COLONIES ? But let us look farthrr.-
would tins recognition be for the interest
al the country : No, Gentlemen, France
canformnble to her principles and her IN
ierest IS called onto play the most elevated
and honorahl. part, that of mediatrix, and
70 that an her eqolts will be directed. n
| declare that cur agents
we're never charged with any thlng beyond
acting AS tnediators, and certainly govern
meut may exhibit policy publicly whom il
Is SO clear and frank
TIE GREEKS.
The success of this interesting people II
their attack upon the Ky ptians Who land.
ed AZ Nodon, is confirmed 10y the following
Official letter
| Official Dispatches from Geo, ConapioHi8
President ofhe E4ecut,ct Bodg, 10 IN,
Greek Deputdtlon, Orlando and Luriot
lis.
TRIpoLt2zA, March 10 80
The day before yesterday | quittct
! Napali, after having sign'd different des
patches ioI you, of which p will b
The bearer.
Il have received your dispatches of III,
"a INh) February last fom which pei
eeivr that you haY" contracted in london
second loan for the government and
transmit, nj ptcstut, those dispatches t,
Naroli III Romaoia.
3" Our hrrt has sailed out and hope i
will hr able to meet that OF the enemy
which left Modon immediately aEici ha,
ruS landod troops there--perhaps on ae
count of IT. having heard that ours WAS o.
the way to attack il. The Egyptian troop
dlsrmhArt<cd at Mndoe, anountcd, A. d.