The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-14
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NEW oRk, Jan. Tine packet SHIPS
Corinthlan, Captain Davis, from fiverpool,
and Montana, Captaio Smith, from Hasre,
have arrived at this port. We have recels-
ed our regular supply Of London and Pa
rls papers IN the 2jth of November, Liver.
POOL te the Seth, and Ilavre 10 the 25th,
all inclusive. There il no poli1iedl news
Of moment except the frcl of Tire Greek
fleet heng at the mouth of the Dardaneles
thereby cutting oil the supply iiom Con.
stantInope Several most destructive fires
had taken place At Edlnburg, some account
OF which is given below.
Spaln is represented as ia avery distrac
ted state. As an evidence of the way ol
doing business in that unfortunate country,
we state the following facts A priest was
shut at Madrid for having given aa asylum
tor one night to Thomas Sac2 n chicf al
the Partizens. A man convicted al killing
"A Frenchlnan, MAS condemned to the cal
ile, for eight years.
TIE King of France has published
an ordinance for the convocaton of the
Chambers of Peers aud Deputies on We'd
nesday tine 22d of December.
BY ad,ices from Cunstantinupe Ia the
2ist ot Ociobcr, it apperrs that city wis in
the greatest cunstcrnaton. The Greek
iltNl W lis di iilt llluItIl vi Tue l)dIudntIItb,
aud had consequently cut off The supply
of corn and provisions. The campaign in
Greece may be considered, saws the Liver
pool Mercury now the winter is advancing,
as nearly closed, and never Was there
protracted contest more honorable 10 Il
people than 10 the Greeks They have
recently been successful on shore rs well
as at sea aud such are the paral, wing eli
II. fl. Il
mis-, that the Tu kish Empire may be said
10 be shaken to it, base.
A ordinance has recently been publish
ed in Norway, aboIishing The Office of the
Wee Royalty of the Prince Royal. II bad
eausru -vu!& -.t;1HeHts. IN the public
mind.
Tue King of Prussia has hcrn married
TO the Countess Augusta of Harraek.
4 letter from Bay onne of the 18th says,
that tire two Swiss Regiments which had
been in garrison al that place for many
months we're TO set out Immediately for
Bourges, ther" To receive new Instructions
it appears also that two other SWISS Re
giments would coon follow. Il Is snrmised
that these troops are Ia pass into the Ser
wee of the King of Spain.
a battle had heen fought between Can
non aud Hudson, and was maintained
with bloody obstimacy for sixteen rounds,
when Hudson was unable to come to
time" Both men were carried from the
stage insensiblr. Ii was reported that liud-
sou had expired !!
MIR. FAUNTLEROY.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-Thi. morning the
argument on the writ of error was resumed
by Mr. Broderick. before the Judges. The
chamber Was afterwards cleared. The
Judges proceeded with closed doors 10
consider their Judgment; aud the dcci-
sion was against the objection urged by
Mr. Broderck, in favour OF Mr.. tauntie-
roy.
3" Globe and Trdrelter Office, h6if PGst ) o.
cLOck.
:" At five minutes afte. five O'Clock, tho
Privy Council broke up after Il iona drhbe-
ration, and the final result was that Henry
| Fapnlleroy ia to be EXECU TED on Tues
day next.
Disastrous and extensive IRE al Edinburgh
LoxpoY, Nov. GIVE have this week
To record the most calamltnus and destruc
tive fire. or rather series of fires, ever ex
p,ri. need in the northern metropolis. |.
broke out obnut ten O'Clock on har,da'
se'night, a, the head of the Old Assambl,
Close, In High street, Ia premises oecu
: pied by Mr.. kirkwood, the engrayer. Tn
alarm was speedily given to the police, AN
the Ii,e engines followed one after auothe
to the spot. Before they could be bruugil
into action, the fire had reached The thir
fat. and soon after burst out from all tn
Windows, beyond Tic reach uf the engine
The root ,nea of5an Ia all II, aud the bun
a. "A IA
ding with nc exception OF the ground foo
beca.un one terrific mass of llame. I'll
des,ructiye element communicated to ii
next tenement, and, at one o'es'ck, bel
were blazing from top to bottom. lhei
va. II low breeze from the sou!h west an