The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-20
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erpael, which pise. she Ieii on the cath Of
August, bringing US lrom or GORE pond
enis me London Courier OF the sSentog IT
Septemhe sch, Liverpool paper of Sat
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~ Aug. R6ih inclusive, aud Proe Cur
rent of Sept eth.
We have extracted all the articles If in
tellseace that are Interesting 10 our read
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ISLANDS OF TUE ARCHIPELAGO
SYRA, July e.--At Napoli di Romani.
Turk has been disco cred, who has been
there 3 months, and who, alfred in Euro
pean Costume, passed for a distinguished
Phihellen,an, vino had come 10 assist ,h-
Greeks. liza raised troops. Among those
rect ied, we're 10 other Turks They
waFe. Ia spike all the cannon ~ kapoli Oh
l.omsni, Mt the approach OF lhratim Pacha
His correspondence has been intercepted.
After being pat to the torture, and having
made full coslessIen the traitor has bren
burnt H,lse.
For same days past thero nave been re-
sruits raised IN all the islands. The 1nAss
ofthe Iceks, fearing treason on the part
of thu Mafeut.s, went To the Morea of their
own accord 10 support the Government.
Ihrahm has burnt and raeagcd all the
country about the en,irons of Argos.
TIHE, July 7.-An express sent to the
Greek Govcrnment from Missolongi, has
announced that the fortress must Sum TALL,
If relief he not promptly sent.
Tue Arabs have invaded Arcadia. They
destroy ever thing with frs aud sword.
PARis, Aug. 24.--"Tllr opposition Jour
nails seeing with pain the public funds raj
lying, now epdea, OF 10 highttn the rem
tiers with Ease news. To- some DAYS il
was the ru-pn,rance of nur troops into
Spain whc' they proclaimed. The Jour
nal aes Deb u gives oui that Spain is rails
ing her prov 'clal militid--that France is
forming caufp nj the foot a. the Pyre-
nees ---thI Snga1d is Strengthening her.
self on the I'tgps ant that such greet pre-
FaraGoH fYe for their objec, the recogo
iion OF S. y rrica.
"The camp oil Bayonne and iaerpignan
are but cadps Of exercise The Spaulards
ba9e collected no troops but for the F,rrdl
expedition, aud Ire English station on the
ragus has r-,t ks.a /. lnlnrced.
Bat of uhst 1ppr,aac. rs truth 10 the
Courier Francois ond tae Journal dcs DE
hatsi What .hey desire Is war som.
where bnt Ne CAn assure their readers,
that the po'.iical hotizon never AZ any pc
Rod presented an aspect SO calm, and so
macy iedges fpr lis continuance
9oNsrANTiNoPLE, July 25.-Tnr nc
counts from thr Mnroa continue Ia be i'd
yarsbie for the Porte. Ihrahln Pseha,
e'whose attempt on the Mills at kapoh di
Romania would probably have succeeded.
hal not the EnSEsh and Frencd assisted
the Greeks, has indeed retired 10 i nulit-
"a; hut mm'satrIy after joined iInssien
Bey, who landed with reinlorc.mcnts at
kasarin. Whatever the friends of The
Greeks may say. it is most lkel, that he
las sluce resumed oGensise operations.--
Meantime, the part which during his at
tempt n, Napeli di Romania, was taken by
the English commander statioued thvIe, Is
aery remarkable, and is said ~ have led
the Ee,te, To make bitter complaints thro'
the Refs Ehendi, TO the British legation
hare. II is stated that the above mentos-
ed British commander not only encouraged
the Greeks TO defrsG themselves en- tina,
occasion, but eve. distributed pro, sens
among their troops. Unauthppt'eatrd re-
ports even make the citadel of Napnli di
Isomania to be formally occupied by the
English. These accounts give rise 10 vari-
oo' reflections, and many persons begin to
think that Ensland viii at length take an
active part in taser of the nsu GENTS
CAMBRIDGE, Aug 26.-The spirit OF
enterprise, which tlielate ever to he lament
81, DIR. Clarke 81 powerfully excited amnnns
the members 81 this University, has not
suffered an! abatrmcnt. A young man of
fortune, lately of Trinity College, Mr..
Bland, returned . Cairo with his friend.
MIR. Crompton, OF the 18th Of last May.
after journey across the desert, which
was attended with good deal oChardsbip.
fom the wanifof water, and from the ex.
'cessiye heat. They have pursued the
route Of AloscsaHd the Israelit.s, and trny-
elliag with the Book of Exodus 10 their
hands, had reached Mount Siuai. They
drank their coffee an the spet where Mo-
.ses reeeited the Deealogue, visited the cave
ina~aicl, Elijah had taken refuge al Hareb
and placed themselves on the stone where
on Moses sat when his hands were Mfel
up whilst Israel fought against Ans,rk. -
They discovered aiso several cayes' con.
fAjeing curious oi.iects OF antianity. M,
hitherto known neF si,Ited by any travel,
lrr- On thsir t.inrn to Cairo, they were
'Ass." '-.r.ug 10 START to Jerusalem and Da-