The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-07

setfis also 10 enjoy Toe san1e fi.e. 900
thrr article STIMULATES that the King oil fo'-
iugai Is 10 TAX. every means oil re-nni'ino
the Portuguese colonies In south Aineiie"
With tire Brazilian empire.
The tleaty is signed by the following
psrtles: Charles Stuart, Luuls jose Or
Caryalhoe. Nlrllo, Bafas de Stanto marc
Francisco Vllello Barhossa Nat 'dde
BALrimoRE, Der. 31.-The hne sup
P.ruuian, Capt. KELLY. arrived al 'h''
port on Saturday, in the short passage Of
eighty-three days from CorllIos, the pre-
sent port of Lima. BY this arrival we
have the intelligence that General toDib
still holds out in the Castle OF talido, anu
il was believed would do so for some
months 10 come. II appears that on the
goth Of July, the British frigate Brlton aud
Tartar visited Callao, and their comman-
ders, Sir NJ. Maxwel and Captain Brown,
we've permitted by General Kodil 10 lind
and enter the Castle, where they were
spIcadidly entertained. The water USED
by the garrison WAS found to be OF excellent
quality, and all seemed 10 ENJOY good
health. The troops, to the number oil lO0o,
las Capt Brown supposed we're well dress
ed, and appeared in 6ne health and spirits.
Geu. Rodl WAS in daily expectation OF des-
patches from Spin aud had positively rs-
fns, d all offers to treat with the Patriots.
He kept up the hopes OF his troops by pro-
pagalng stories of the success ofthe Span
sh arms in Upper Peru, &c.
Gen. BOLIVAR was still IN Upper Peru,
4 Il :. 1
The frigate United States, Commodore
HuLL, and u. s. schooner Dol rmn, Lieut..
PERcIvAL, were lying Al Choflios OH
GERS and crews al ell. There were also
IN that port French frigate and brig OF
war; and the British lrigates Brt'n and
Tartar, The latter to stil for England i'll
few days after the Perusan.
Lotieru-Nr Holmez u. p. of Great
Britain, gained 100000 p'rze IN the lot
terry Just concluded. j. Is aid that he M
si,ts on another gentleman Sharing MS
good fortune, 40 he disputed with HIM In
the shop who should po5s' IS the ticket
This i. most honorable, md -tould be re-
cor ed. Lond0h FdPer'
THIS reminds us 81 circumstance
winch occurred some i'm aEp under own
observation, aud which was even more
honorable" on the part ot the tcket-hol-
der, inasmuch as the parties moved IN an
humber sphere of lite than the honorable
gentleman alluded To consequently money
was 10 them of create valur. A lady pur-
chased share ot a ticket. the tall OF which
she offered to a young lady engaged IN ei'-
ing Instructions in Oeedle-wo 4 10 her
daughters. Miss-----decllned The oller,
stating that she had not so much smd'l
change at the moment. "Tuaf matters
not" replied the other jocularly, :" shall
advance the money, aud If the ticket come
up one of the thirty hau-ald you SHAH
have the half of it," Nothing more Was
said, and the coa, ersation passed over A.
half in lest half In earnest, TIL one mnFnlog
when the lady, on looking over tn hst II
prizes ina London paper, discovered, -
her inexpressIhle joy, that the ticket -
which she held the share, vas actually the
lucky number, which had gained the prize
of 30O0OL. Although tn temptation to
yetain the whole WAC very strong, and
backed moreover by the advice of several
friends. the lady Immediately added the
charm of "tocher" To the other attractions
of the sempstress, by dividing with her the
full proceeds of the prize.
Paisley .4dU.