The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-01

! able lus3. Death. however, arpfiNtu w "
this ,oang but worthy patriot, he rrcfi.fd
/ in that engagement Il nortal sGani. Tue
! Government haying remarked The 81
e., le zeal OF fetros Masro Alichaeiis, VINO
/ him sell persuaded his son- 10 Petsorm ihai
/ hernic feat restored him IL all tliase cl.ll
rights, aF which circumstances had ohlig-
cd il 10 deprive hin last year. Al present
he Is ahiicd with the other pairi9ts VINO
bra,ely ,in.lieate the rights og their eou1-
uy.
We give yoa the agreeable news Of We
tory obiainrd by aHf brave Gouras over u
dysseus and his Turkish coHpaninls. We
haze sens you the details Of that aliaif by
Mr.. K.
The Lively has arrived here with co. oool
from London.
i We have received the contract OF the St
cond English Loan, and have forwarded It
IL you with the ratification.
Napoli iii Rominia nth (2si1 April, 1895.
Zante .Nay 14.-We hasten Ia inform
yDn Of the following nens, on which you
may place implicit reliance, rs we have
learned them from ii courier sent here ex-
press from Hssori,, aud who returned
there Yesterday Al a late hour. There were
off Sayaflno about loo Egyptian Fessrls,
, Of which so were ships of war, & 10 Trans
ports Nrar these were p Gfcek vessels
commanded by Nnnlls, which, by duly en-
gngrmcnls, prevented the Egyptians rom
landing other troops at Navarlno. At the
entrance Of the port there were other
greek vessels, ~ one fire ship which were
also stationed there II hinder the projected
laudiug of The enemy. Fifteen other YES
/. i,. Il cha L.
ed The Egyptian trpups were still galri
y encanped, nesr Navarino. At about
three houls distance rom them was Nav
rreordeto, ufih about 5000 mrn An en-
Z agrmtnt had taken place off Gambia, in
which the Greeks had dismoanted one Of
the enemy'5 ftiSates, tahen brig of II
guns, sunk an Austrian vessel, aud run an
other aground. From prior Intelligence
we learn thai Odyssens, after having de-
serted 10 the Turks ut Euhrl, had gone
aat with Turkish force under his com
mand and had had an engagement with
Foaras bat being beaten, he returned 10
Cub ga where he learned the Pacha had
resolved on his DEATH and he, therefore,
frd by night tn his grottn, where not being
received by his blotI!cr-in law, the E1gllsh
man Trrawncy, he returned To Gouras,
who received and promised to become his
mediator with The Coz ernmcnt. The re
salt Of this mediation is, however, not
known.
On the 12tb Instant, NiauIs recei-
we'd reinforcement of fifteen vessels
and fire ships under Can1ris. All the YES
gels arriving from Navalino agree IN say ln5
that Manlis could no longer prevent the en-
emy's Gigates from entering the port, as
they had taken POSSESSION ~ a small desert
spot al the mouth Of il. Whist ON sea
n1rn we're in this position, Maulis received
the above menloued assistance, aud order
ed Canacs Immediately to proceed with
two fire ships To VI bdnn. where forty ships
of wal aud transport, ct the enemy were
at anchor. According TO the intelligence
received from various European trsstl5 ar
.ed here, we learn that they We're all dr.
stroycd. All those European resseis arr
we'd here without their anchors, aud one
with its raraprt burnt, having narrowly es-
capped tire conllagratinn Since that time
there has constantly been blowing "A strong
southcrly wind, which is very unlavorabe
10 srnding fire ships into the port of Nasa
rino, aud il is generally thought thare WIS
a conhlsraton At that place about The same
time As the former At Modun, as great
flames Wee seen there during the whole
night, and that at Modon did not take place
till about six in the morning.
'tsSEs,..#
aggregate Meeting IF The Caho'ies Of Ire
tan3.
This meeting took place on Wednesday
! 10 North Annr-strrrt Chapel, Dublin, al /
j is described by the Morning Register, re
crived This day, as the most numerous aud
I pI \, In, yprt Il. hpr al
resolutions, among which were an iodS-
nanl denial Of the lmputalions cast IN the
! Catholics in the Earl of Liverpo"fs speech,
and VOTES Of thanks to the leading friends
of emancipation, we've agreed To. The fol-
! lowing resolution was alsr adapted
That twenty~Une gentlemen be reques
ted 10 meet IN due Observance of the law,
and consider whether there { n be framed,
without any violation of the existing law,
i permanent body tn assist 10 the conduct.
Ing or management of such portion Of Ca
thulic affairs, as it may be by law permit
ted to have managed, without the rrsert-
ing To the too freeq acnt holding OF AEgrt-
gate Meetings, and in particular without ia
any way Infringing on recent statute
The Morning Register contains ten CO.
lumns Of the speeches, but We are obliged
To coufne ourselves to the following eX-
tracts -
Mr.. Shield.--The sensations of deep
pain 81, let me add, ofprofound resentment,
which prryade the " hole Roman Catholic
community, of which this vast assembly is
an image (and if we were not indignant we
should not be mem lloud checrs,) derive
an additional bitterness from the baillrd
hopes, in which, for Il moment of hrirf and
bright illusion, we had been sufficiently Gre
dnlons to iadulSa. How different did we
meet at the last great cnnyocation of our
body, which was held white the bin for our
relief was in its Triumphant progress thro
thP fpusp or ('nnu,.,ua A s,,irit of On.