The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28
FOREIGN.


orfhc country, remarks that there Is a
present Il greater demand for cotton sead
than all tnr lsaglish and Scottish lnaaufac
tories, together With all tie advantage o
machinery, experience, and capitol en-
sanpy.
Mr.. Canning eonisued III Il The 1t dates
aIr. orc ,nncl lthe 1ish Catholic COM
srllar.) has been examined by the snmihit
Tee a second time. The Duke oi Willing
t,.n, the Earl ii LiserPool, aud i.pfa h'if"
borough, were those nlo took Tie gf'at' y
part Ia the examination. winch, IL Is s"iu
was general, uf the most coaciIihory anI
salsia, tory character
Mr.. Iinskis an give notice en- The 1911
of March. ofa moiion far thr 2ls, : oi
r,rat importance tnthc commercial inter
isis of HE coslniry." II is the intention oi
that gentleman, IL submit certain res"ie
,,,ons respecting Colonial trade, and Tor nj
r,r1inr increased faculties to commerce aud
na,ig 'iinn.
On the qCth February. the village Of Ne
iaaes, in the department at the Afflrge N
France, Was almost entirely rcdaerd 10
ashes through the earrlrssuess of n child,
who set fire 10 some straw. One hunured
and fifty houses were consumed, ana only
eigA ar ten remains.
A new project Of an act at amnesty Inns
been published in Spain. hadrd afli
Gle Of the > IN al February, observes that
whatever may be the case with respect 10
the act Of amnesty, II IS certain that a
great puiiical revolution Is ut hand. The
i1,alists volunteers Of Madrid shout "Loag
lire The absolute KIM. aud no Chambers -
Instead of +" Long Ice The absolute King"
IS before.
Testers from Madrid Of the Isl Of March,
state, that several Spanish armed vessels
had sailed from the Canary Islands to
South America.
On the 81 OF March il was runorrd NJ
NJ drid, that the French troops were soon
10 leave Spain.
An aiiiele from Nuremberg details the
ylao adopted by the Turks for their nexl
campaign. A private letter from AlcXan
,ii of the 9th Of February, says that 4
frigate, several armed briSs, and some
Transports, in the worst slate possible, and
encountered With ~ick, had just arrived III
the Old harbor. II is said thai they have
been separated by a gale, from. ibrahim Pa
eha's lcpt. lhrahim, II Is rnmoIed, mol
,yilhstanding the repeated checks he has
experienced, persists IN rallytng his squad
ron To proceed against the Mnrea, IL the
iatersul, he has cngefase Al Mrmasisi,,
having been una lie 10 touch at Rhodes,
where he intended 10 TAXI troops on board
II ia probable that hr viii not receive fresh
reinfprcemcnts from Egypt, for Alahomrt
Ali. his fuhrr, is preparing 10 srpd 1000
mure Of inianiry troops, aud 5000 of IA
valry, tn put bowman Insurrectiun which
has broken out in Mount Libanus aud Sy
Ia"
Letters from Augsburgh mention that
Sir Frederick Adams is negotiating with
the Greek Government, aud that satisiac
tory results aIepxrec I'd. II is also stated
that the object of Mr. Stanford Cannins's
mission to Russia, is fhc Independence OF
Greece. The report of the reduction of
natras is contradletcd by letters from
Trinsts
H. the House al Commons, March II.
mir Hume presented Il petition from the
Manufacturer, of Tobacco, against The dn
ties on tobacco. The honorable member
said, This duty WAS the great cause of
smuggling. Que OF the petitioners had in
formed him Ola great dead of smuggling
having lately taken place aud that 4 large
quantity of Tub lccu WAS seized, the duty
ol which would amount To $40 900 The
petitioner requested the dul, might be re
dacrd from As. to Is. per ID. --Qrdered 10
BE printed.
AUSTRIA AND ROME.
FRASLFoRT Feb 16.--lt is now evident
that tn tourts Of Nlrnpa and Rome have
qnarreied, Count ZIchy, Who WAS 10 go To
the latter place 1T the commencement of
This year, has returned 10 Dresden, and II
= not known at present who will succeed
Count Appony. The Austrian Government
IS diSplelsed with the Jubilee, and IL will
uot give its subjects passports to go 10
Rome to attend il. Ihe Government
breads that this meeting at Rome will al
low Hf ,iliscll mectags under the name
Of religion. W. Nanerman, ON occasion Of
the Jubilee, fixed mandement outside or
his church AT Dresden, IN which the Pro
te,tants are called hrrctics. The Pos
festant inhahtants CO npldincd of this man
demcnt, not being published within thu.
chr.eh. The Catholic Clergy N Bavaria
have behaved in a different manner. The
Bishops recommend 10 the Cures Only Ia
publish extracts ir ON the maudemcnts, aud
IN avoid every thing which might excite di
Nsian between the professors of the diiGar
ent faiths. The same thing has been done
IN other Catholic counties.
TOBACCO.
In tbs following copied from late London
papper, there is reason 10 expect some IN
crease ot the consumption at one Of cur great
staples" Saturday, Gazette contains an or
der in Council which, we are sure, will be
hailed with pleasure by the mercantile world
Oar readers may knox, perhaps, that tol ma