The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18


arrested aud held Ia bail.
Mr. Stratfold Caaning had arrived Mt
Frankfort, on his way TO Vienna and 81
Petersburg. is affirmed by The .lHge
neine Zeitung, that no apprehension Is nom
entertained of the friendship of ille Great
Powers being disturbed. On the q.siions
relative to lhe eltins set up by Rns-Ia TO a
line 0fcoast m North .imerica, the United
States are made 10 appear the aesrIe'ea
party, and England is described To aei as
mediator between tue american aud Rns-
sian Governments IN the Great Powers,
II is said, are resolved, by powerful inter
yention,' In put an end 10 the sangnlnafy
contest between the Turks and the Greeks (;
but IN what way, or IN whose favor the
g" powerful Intervention" will take place, IS
not specified.
The Brussels Oracle speaks ofthe friend
ly disposition of England towards the
Greeks, and mentions that considerable
supply of ammunition and stores, shipped
from England, had arrived at Malta, on It's
way 10 Greece.
The London Courier ofthe I'd says, that
a levy Of 1000 additional troops was TO
take place Immediately, for the purpose OF
reinforcing the British army IN India.
BY accounts from Paris it appears, that
the commission in the Chamber Of Depu
ties, appointed to prepare the address IN
answer 10 the Kings speech, had complet
ed its task but ihat affairs had not pro
ceeded 50 favourabIy for Ministers in the
Chamber of Peers the opposition party
there having succeeded in sending the
ministerial draft of the add ess back TO q
special committee to be amended.
The last intelligence from Constantine
Pile, in the French and German papers,
leaves no doubt az TO the disastrous issue
Of the naval campaign between the Turks
and Grceks.-The shattered condition Of
the remaing vessels of the Captain Pacha'-
fleet, aud the wretched appearance of the r
crews, eloquently describe the suiirrlngs
they have undergone. The Sultan, now
ever, bad Judged it prudent, in the case of
the Captain Pacha, to depart from the
savage policy of the Sublime Porte with
respect to unfortunate commanders by sea
or land. The Turkish admiral was re
ceiyed with the customary salulations and
compliments of success.
accounts from Madrid Of the 10th De
cember communicate the information that
Ferdinand had refused his assent to the re
of the lnGuisition, although
many cities had implored him to restore
il, and that his Majesty had signed am or
der, permitting, after the 9th of January,
the importation into Spain of British ships,
at an al Udlorem duty Of % per cent, and
in Spanish ships at duty of 90 per cent.
Ii was supposed that five years labour
would be required to replace the huge
masses nfstone, forced from their situations
on the Breakwater at Plymouth, by the
late hurricane.
Corn Market, Jau. 9.--There is a de
mand for fine wheat which is full IS. higher
than ii was on this day week. Some fine
samples sold as high as eighty shilIngs per
quarter.
Average price of grain for the week end
ed on the 2jth December. Wheat, 81 0;
Barley, 40 g.
Further intelligence Of the Ship Diamond,
The folio" ing very interesting letter,
written the morning the Diamond was
stranded, and addressed TO the Conslgne.s
of the ship at Liverpool, was forwarded to
the owner 10 this city by the Amethyst ar
rived at Boston.--From this it appears
that only seven of the Passengers and a
prat of the crew were lost.
"Iam concerned tn inform you that the
ship Diamond, bound from New York To
Liverpool, has staDded about 3o'clock this
morning on ST. Patrick's Causeway, in the
bay OF Cardigan, between yarmouth aht'
Harleck, and that the masts and rigging
are only to be seen. Three ofthe Crew fire
lost, and about SEVEN Passengers. Far,
ofthe cargo of cotton and pot ashes, bfgin
To come on shore. The officers of JBar,
mouth and some special constables, whom
| have sworn to protect the property, are
diligent and active in their trust. The
Captain and first mate are lost, so that the
second mate Of the name of Russell, is the
only rerson who can give any INFORMATION
on this unfortunate business. The sooner
the better, you will send some petson to
superintend the damaged cargo, Thich in
all probability, will daily come on shore.
Signed, q. OWEN"
LONDON, Jan. 3.-The same activity
continues in the Foreign Market as pn Sa-
turday, and in the South American ASecu-
rites tine transactions are fully as FKten
siye. The report of the certainty tVtheir
recognition by our government, advtnced
Mexican bonds to IT ex. day they Nter-
wards declined To 754, bat recovered TO
76A Columbia bonds are 90.
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