The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-18

..,sree RI opposiioa. On .hs 5rt 40
FL AZ l,yht troops were completely beaten
Fl win the Capateili Of hissoongh
p .ioe,iaus The reported s'sinrbanees !"
- -. now stated 10 buYe amounted 20 no
Fl INV ,..lsnce but TO have been easily qnei'ea
n !" II vas dispute between me gov
u 9ols93 den,,t governor "Details are given
. a. Athens, which are here said TO have
n - in the retreat oithe Turks.
n mus ',, imnortant news however If any can
~ In ,hsn what We have just related. IS that
n C,ssks having obtained possession oil all
r =lS .a.sss on the western coast ofthe Morea,
n - s,eeption of Latros, Modon and Coron,
"a W the Egyptians had been forced TO
q p,sen by the plague and want OF provisions;
n 81 - "a an account of2.o of their troops
n ;a.tance. trying TO open way from Co
y aas - and the castle of Navarino to Trip
y T. and being routed by the Greeks, VINO
n 20 a,a horses and mules. In consequence of
"a news from different quarters national
had risen from 9 10 u at Napoli.
u p'ip saclamation OF Lord Cochrane's has been
- in London it is without date or place
-, sed thus -" Lord Cochrane 10 h s
.,e,nen who choose the profession of arms
Il ,j preyious TO the passage OF the foreign
ut act. and 10 all others who are free to
- he ends Of humanity & justice Hail"
'hf.ct is TO obtain an accession OF means for
4 n,a,ose OF Fastening the liberty of Greece,
n ne those who have accomplished the lib
4 4 tho new world, TO lend their succour to-
Il -. s..isting the Greeks against the oppres-
,hsir enemies and concludes by request
4 ,,ass disposed to assist in this glorious enter
80 10 +" unite at the Island OF salamis." (the
-, If Immortal deeds in formerdays Athere
- The crown OF victoryawaits those who adj
S',r,te The cause of Greece and liberty"
/, ,as reoorted by the last steam boat from
srt,,,hnro that an express had Just arrived there
a,,b intelligence of the assassination of the
Grmad segnor, at Constantnople,
PrsSIA.--lt appears that Gen. Yermolof' has
mod victory of some importance, which has
ta.o celebrated by illuminations and public re-
,,,ci,es at st petersburgh From the official re-
.,,t of Gen. Y. II seems that Ahbat Mira, after
49, defeat on the Clanhora, had been joined by
Altar Khan son-in-law to the Schah aud with
,bs;r united forces, amounting to 5000 regular
infantry, 10 600 regular, and as many irregular
cavalry. and % pieces of cannon, had again pas
cod the 1ertor. General Madstof had upon
I'M, Joined in the night Of the 2lst, Adiutsnt Cen
s,a paskevitch, in consequence of which the Per-
cans contented themselves with taking posi-
ton on the lett bank of the above mentioned
rl,pr and were obigeto raise the blockade OF
Schouchi
Il From another report of Gen Paskeetch ii
,npears that he was attacked ON the 25th of Sep
,rnber by the Persians, to the number of 80, 00o
men commanded by Abbas Mira in person aud
three of his Sons but that the assailants, after
short engagement, ned in disorder, leaving be-
hind 100 prisoners, eighty Caissons, and a
eusutty ofbaggage. The loss of the Russians
was fifty killed among whom is Col. CretoT and
Two hundred ami fifty wounded. The enemy was
pursued in his flight, and when the latest report
was sent OFF, il was thought that the whole pro-
vince Of karabosch was already delivered from
fac Perslans This victory was considered as so
important, that the guns were fired at st. Peters
b4rgl and the city illuminated on the occasion. >
RUSSIA AND TURKEY ALL accounts con-
plre to establish the fact which we published
from the Frcuch papers received blythe Stephan
IA. on the 9th utimo, that the Russian UHima-
tan had been aecelted by the Diyan. A Lon
lou paper remarks upon tnisevent-" The ra-
pidy with which this news has been commune
Gated from the eastern to the western boundaries
Of Europe, shows the Importance attached to it
and bv accounts which we have received from o.
fhcr quarters ION which we can place implicit
reliance we can assure our readers that ii is as
true as it is important.
SPAIN-The French papers continue to as
ser that Ferdinand's state of health continues to
be alarming and that a consultation of physi-
clans had been recommended, but opposed under
preence of not creating alarm.
PORTuGAL.--Stores of partial revolts, in
one place and another, are kept up but they
are easily suppressed, and the details are quite
unmporan,.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2S.--it is said that extensive
military stores are every day forwarded from
Holland to the Pacha of Egypt. From thirty tc
forty guns Of heavy calibre had been shipped
within the last day or two and three steamboat.
will immediately weigh anchor for the same DIES
tnatOn
meeting was held nj Manchester on the Goth
Of October, for the purpose of considering the
propriete of pettoning Parliament for total
and immediate repeal of the corn laws, for a
prompt and very great reduction of the present
very enormous amount oftaxation, and for sucn
rciarm in the Commons House of Parliament
as will secure to the people a proper and consti-
mtona control over its members, especially as
II regards the management of the public money
and prevent recurrence ofthat bankruptcy and
ruin which is now devastating the country, and
WHICH threatens 20 reduce England To the condi-
hoa Of the poorest and most despohc colntrv
m Emope. The meeting was numerous. ana re.
solutions in favor of its object were passed with
great unanlmlty.