The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-24
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I 4 ne AuDlt lthliah con Da1t VI tit 1if
n House, tempted by tie manlficent offers
Of Mr.. Price, the proprietor Of HE Ametl-
can theatre, are 10 cross the Atlantic the
rccompensr guaranteed is immense.
Mr. kean il not passenger IN the Can
ada. He had taken his benefit the Friday
night pfevinn. 10 her sailing. At the end
Of thr Farce there was cali for Mr.. kean /;
after some little time had elapsed, he made
hi1 appearance, and was received with the
most enthusiastic applause. He then ad-
! dressed the Audience as follows:
81 should be lost TO every iceing Of sen
sbility if did not most respectfully thank
soa FIR this expression Of kindness. Al
this IN anent, when am about To leave my
country, perhaps forever, Cloud crirs Of No,
no. such an exhibition Of your feelings is of
particular value TO me. Diven as | am
from E0gland, by the vaccinations ofsc0un-
drels-by combination Of rntI ans, who
seem determined 80 dc,t troy me, receive
on the eve of my departure, the highest
qualification from what | now see. No alb
sence, no contumely. ue sorrow, nom of
the numerous Indigultics to WHICH profess
slOnal men. in all countries, are obliged 20
submit nill ever etiace from my mind the
gratitude feel to my c0uulrymen.'
The Right Rev. Bishop Hobart arrived
in the Canada.
The Durham Advertiser Of the 27th Aug
says, Sunderland has been ths week
drown into CONSERVATION by the failure ~
Two houses, one of which is To an immense
amonnr, and viii cause some hundred 81
men TO br thrown out Of employment.
The political intelligence is unmpoltan..
LONDON, Aug. 80.
The pane IN the money market appears
increasing with each succeeding day. Con-
versatlon in the city cpofinucs To be direct
ed To the lessrping uf lhe issucs At the bank
of England, followed by canntry y akrrs,
and all monted men. aud tn thr conduct Of
an eminent capitalist, " wise in his genera
hon" who 'Dgesaw the storm, selling all
The stock, borrow money 10 every di-
lection for the last two months, til he has
collected such sum a passes all prccr-
den, # report speaks tft}h, and which hs
- willing To lend 0n -" adequate security :"
C0nsois for the October account opened
this morning at eet, aud in a few minu1s
we've reported at 9Gb they are 38 3-G.--
II ID worthy of remark, that often as we
+ nave experienced a panic, we never knew
"nr like the present entirely uncOnnected
with political runors.
4 second express from Paria To Il highly
respectable house has this dny reached the
! city, stating report that HissoIo1shi has
been taken possession of - two English
j frS9trs, sd that when the news reached
Constaotinoplc, The Turkish government
ordered rePrisals.
II is repeated that the visit Of the Duke
of Wellington TO Pa'is IS rslaled to the al
! fairs OF Greece, aud that France will allow
! EnIland to act in Greece as che pIeasps
! nni II necessary, unite with England in OPP
! position 10 the views OF Russia and Aus
! tra.
! II appears by the latest accounts from
Madrid, upon WHICH reliance may be pl4-
ced, that notwithstanding the de NAL of the
Efo1te Another expedition uf the French
/ Amy into Spain iS sprloI,i, conterny l1ted.
Several eminent houses in VI ..t,id have
| beer applied tg cundltionaly To contract
for the forage and proris.ns ofa large bo.
dy ut French troops. In the Spanisb eap-
itai the prevailing opinion was, tn. fer.,l-
nand bad agreed To grant a constitutional
charter, ~hich the French army is To see
respected.
! Paris, Aug. 81
According 10 the most recent letters Fl ON
the Lerant, the snrcess of ibrdhm Pacha
has induced the Porte 10 make new efforts
to conclude the war With this campaign-
! Fresh armameuts are preparing in the port
OF ConstantlnOplr, and 1t Is sand that in the
7nrse Of August, IA squadron will land
troops, and "A great nunbtr of transports
Will sail Ia relniorce the Capt. PAoha
/ The pacha Of Egynt iotrnded Ia send a
new squadron, with 600 men, TO the Mo-
rea, bat the departure ofthis expedition has
been numbered by the plague in Alexan-
dria.
The Greek AdmiraEs Mianlis and Sach
+ fury, are forwarding with great activity at
( Hydra and SprZza, the endorsements
promised them, consisting Of ships OF war,
aud lire ships. As soon IS all the feet is
assembled strong division will sail for
/ MisSolnnghi.
By accounts from Tangier Of 9Th July,
we learn that the Emperor If Morocco had
Just gained victory over the reyolted
tribes, near Mequinez
The last accounts from the Adriatic, an
nohnce, that .iedschid Pacha, seconded by
Tue captain Phcha, made, IN the 18th July,
general attack ON Nlssolenghi, that his
attack was rcpulsed, but that ii WAS to be
rePe"'ed,a that'th capitnlation 10 treat,
the result ofthis arrnistce was stiIlunknown,
9uf 1t IS certain fact that up to the elst
July the place had not capitnlated, though
report had been spread that it capitulated
on the 18th.
I'm last accounts received by the Porte,
and those which have br-n transmitted to
the Ambassadors at ConstantinupIe, nv the
CnnsnIs OF their respective Gnvernments.
'nly announce that the Egyptian army is
collected IN the envirnns Of Tripolizza,
where Il eLnnIns ON tLIu LII -.