The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-30
FOE ETGN.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The slap AMETHYST has arrived al Dos.
ton from Liverpool, bringing London pa
pers To the 2ist aud Liverpool Prices ur-
rent of the sd April.
The London Globe and Traveller OF the
qfst nuiiees the receipt of ieiters from Gl.
braltar of the Isl Of April, which stale that
by decree received from Madrid, the
ports of Andalnsia have been opened for
the admission of foreign grain, npnr and
pulse that all the wheat of Gibraltar,
a. 900 flnegas, have been bought up at
high prices, and that generally great
imp ulse had been given in the trade.
Prince Metteruieh, before leaving Paris,
had the honor of dining with the kins of
France and the Royal family. Henry Fu-
ST Ii, distinguished artist and scholar, died
AT the house of the Countess of Gullford,
April, I6 aged OF. He was native OF
Zurich, but came to England at an ealiy
az.
The King of Prussia has appointed Mr..
Nirdrrsielter 10 the post of Charge d'Af
fairs 10 the United States, in the place of
Mr.. Grrnbm, the late Minister, deceased.
A Berlin paper. in announcing the appoint
menl, says, =" he is especially enioned to
pay attention 10 the interests Of the mer-
camille world"
The King held n levee NJ Carlton Palace,
April 90, which was attended by the i'o-
reign AmbassaGnrsine Indins the american,
and by vast number of other disting lished
persons.
Sir Thomas john Cochrancc, Knit. Capt.
in the Navy, is appointed Governor and
Commander in Chief of New toundland.
On the LIST of October, II Suffice took
place at Santipore. a Brahmin having died
that day, the usual permission MAS asked
of the Magistrate, to allow three Of has teiues
TO burn With him. Que MAS twenty seven
years Of agr, another twenty one, and the
third fifteen years old.
The newspapers of EdnburS have fairly
| frightened Kean from his engagement at
that moral aud Intellectual capital
CErmALoaIA, March 1.-The Esyp-
tans who landed at Modon have been
completely beaten. and Ibrahin Pacia
himself blocked upin the for,ressof Modon.
Hs troops only landed IN Greece IL meet
their death. Among those who are taken
prisoners are many Europeans, especially
Frenchmen, Among whom there is II Gcn
rral. What terrible stigma for their
country
PARIS, April i9.-Ilis Highness Prince
'iflttIiHCll, WAS TX ptttu " Sti Nul lulS
evening or tomorrow, for Marseiles.
The Munich Gazette contains the fol.
lowing article The Constitutional of
HE first of this month published an article
dated Frankfort, the eth March, in which
it announced the divorce of his Highness
the Prnes Royal of Prussia. This article
| excited here the most lively iRdguation.-
We arc convinced that the news contained
-, l.; "a. Il FIJI f,tr
which like all malignant fasehoods. pro
vokes .niy feeling of disgust.
The movement of evacuation, which is
| at this time carrying un in the Peninsula,
| viii not extend to the Swiss regiments at
! Madrid, u~,ler the command of Gen. Count
de La Loycre. The departure of these
regiments was never contemplated, any
| more Than that Of the General Comman-
dant. These troops will continue ia Spain
! ill further orders. The first Swiss rcgt
is at this moment AT AranincZ.
| CAAEA, Isle Of CANDIDA January 4.--ln
| the night of the 3lst Dec. II handsome brig
belonging to lhrahim Pacha's feet took Gre.
This misfortune is ascribed to the malice Of
Greek, but was probably owing to acc
dent. The explosion was terrible. II was
very fortunate that the three other ships Of
the convoy did not share the same fate
| The force of The explosion beat in the
| doors and windows of the Austrian Consul
! late, which was not far from the vessel on
/ fire. 1t is believed here that the remainder
of the Egyptian fleet which Ihrahim Pheha
vas gone to fetch from Rhodes and Mar
marIssa, viii go TO Sunda and thence to
;, Palras.
NAPoLI De RoMAHIA, March -, n. S.
The Egyptian troops landed at Modon
were completed, beaten at Vassos, Tavella,
and Oarascaki. A great part of them were
killed, and many taken, and the remainder
wese closel, hemmed in. At present our
vessels are sailing for Modon.
The Frankfort journal to the 18th pst.
has been received. 1t contains accounts
from various quarters of the arrival of "a
! Turkish squadron, on the Goth February,
Al Modnp, which is said Ia consist of seven
! fii9ates, Q brigs, and other vessels, contain
! ing 5000 troops. II is also affirmed, that
there are at Gambia 600 othei vessels, ready
To sail with more considerable forces, and
that 10000 men are encamped IN the en,i
rOns of Larissa. The Greeks are described
az beholdns these formidable preparations
without the least dismay.
There are said 10 be in agitation some
changes in the regulation OF the foreign
mails, which will be When completed, Of
the greatest Importance. Three years Is
the time which is necessary to the accom-
rlishment of the changes. The effect is
stated, with much appearance of exaSgera-
ton, 10 be the saving of an amount to the
country equal to two months interest on all
the foreign remiItances
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The Third Remuneration ofthe Presidency