The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-29

ma, ana Berlin. tc Excuse ,ta extraya
gsnce.n The London Conrier remarks
that the first pari of tlle story mas proba
be--the latter part absurd.
The fafis Quotiditnut declares that
SPAN Is ahour In declare war win Eng
land, supported By Russia, the Ambassador
OF that power at Madrid, having proposed
In conclude an alliance offensive aud deleo
sise With Spain
PORTUGAL.
Adsiees from Lisbon, To the eth Of ia
nuafy, announce d most important change
In the Portuguese Admin ,truilon, aud that
a nsw Constitutional Code was daily az
pected Ia be issued, more favorable 10 the
liberty of the subject aud freedom of opin
i'm, and Which, if honestly perslsted In aud
carried lntO effect, II Is expected will -
great way towards uniting the contcndlng
parties nj that pisgoYerOed country. The
same veil informed writers also state the
important fact, that the Portuguese posses
sluns IN the Prazlls, are separated forever
from the Mother Country, upon the broad
principle of the Independence of Those
States, with The privilege to the King of
Portugal IN make a,orable treaty be
tween the two counties. The new Portn
guese Government had expressed wish
thai the iaie British ambassador at Paris
fSir {. stewart should accompany other
Commissioners 10 the BraZils, la asst
them IN eflecllng this desirable object
Tie Portuguese had 10 ships of var IN
Il slate Tor the voyage II was therefore
expected that The British Government
would provide The necessary suitable con
s.yanee.
GREECE.
The friends nj Grecian emaneip ation,
have lately been panied by the accounts al
divisions, and even a civil war among the
Greeks. Bui II affords us peculiar sallsIac
ton 10 State that these dssentlons have
been completely suppressed, aud the block
ada OF Pdtras resumed there IS no doubt J;
but AZ oul iniornlatlonnpon this subJect,was
principally derived through Turkish sour
ces al Smyrna, it is far Ia presume the
statements were generally exaggerated.
A letter from IA French officer feturoiDg
from Greece, aud written while pc form
ing quarantine al ToIlon, to his friend III
Marseilles, confirms the foregoing 50 far as
II respects, the happy termination OF the
dlssenlloos III Greece. lie left ON the 10Th
January, AID his intelligence is the latest
we have SEN. In regard 10 these dlosen
lions, he says at was necessary evil
The fire was something under the ashes
and burst out at fortunate moment. /
was t.en very fortunate that the civil war
assumed so decided an aspect as 10 force
the government notwithstanding its Gle
mency 10 pul down some turbulent chiefs.
II i mast true that panos C0loctoroni has
been killed. Theodore Ngris died Of the
tsphua.' Hydra and Napoli di Romania
are encountered with prisoners and horses.
fae disciplined troops of Mohamet Ali,
Who have been captured, are employed ~
e'eanlne the streets aud cutters. The
Fsench officer continues
There Is as much difference between
Al Egyptan aud a Greek Polllar, as be
tween n keapolitan and one of the ancient
guard ot France. AT the timr that the
nen sPapers SAID 80 murh about tie re
nownel expedition Of the Viceroy of Egypt
our inen only spoke about the Egyptian
sabres and the Arab horses, which were on
the point of falling into their hands. lbra
i'm Pacha having suffered immense loss
es, Is NOW at Suda he spoke OF an attack !
on the Morea; | wish it may take place,
though believe nothing Of ii he is, doubt
less waiting for the spring, il the Greeks do
not III the mean time drive him from there;
they are preparing for that stroke, and did
not doubt OF success