The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20

We select from lhr paper ~ The Is h.
which Mr. L,foid ha- loanrd rs, The de
tails Of the condition ~ tile stuck and mo.
ne, market. and a few items OF Other in
irllieeuce, hrins tho only articles that We
fud worth transcrlbiug.
The Richmond is = first rate ship. OF the
bnnhen Ut 420 tons, built ~ New York JUS
twelve munths ago, of The best materials,
aud is intenjed Is a regular packet bet"een
Richmond aud London, business for
which she is particularly adapted, having
elegant accommodations, & IN nothing Ia
friior 10 the best Of the N. Y packet ships.
LONDON, January 15.--Ne have reeely.
ed Frank fort Journals 10 tn 9Th. They con
Ia in nothing nen from Rnsaia; bnl give
! NJ extracts respecting The operations Of
lhrahn Pacha. The Egyptian leader has
an Alarming force IN the Morra, with
which he Is proceeding AK inst hissnlong-
h. These accounts represent The Greek
fleet AZ unable 10 cope with thoae OF the
Turks, whose ueH courage has been screw
al Jpn appears by the Pacha placing a
nan Oh board ii each ship, who has ORDER
I'd 10 stukr Oh the head of the Captain if
ne iailp N his duly.
A cries of ofhcl1 documents from ST.
Petersburg, published N thu Berlin Il zelte
no" attest Beyond all question, the rcslG
nation Of the throne OF the Cars by thc
Gland Duke Cnusfapfnr, aud the aecrs
son of ms brother under the title of Nlch-
olaa /.
Last night Gazette contains dispatch
received IT the East Indh House from the
Governor General IN Council at Fort Will
ian, in Bengal, including two dispatches
from Brgadler Gen. M'Bean, one dated
23d April, announcing the occupation of
The Island Of itamrer, and the other, the
) Ii OF May, that Of SandoWey, on the
MAN.
From The Quohdtenne.
PAHts, Jan. ia courier who left ST.
Petersburg an the 28lh ol Drcemhrr ar
rived at tn" Hotel ot the Russian Legation
Today. At thai time, no unraslncsss was
hil respecting the dispositions of the gar
rison Of thai capital.
There is 40 news from Warsaw, and the
German papers do not say word Of what
Is passius IN Poland.
Letters from the North speak of sever
al arrests having taken place AZ ST Peters
burg, IN consequence Of thu events If tle
26lh. A Prince Gh---ls mentioned
noug the persons arrested.
From the Courier Fr1ncais.
When the Proclamation of Constantine
was known al PARIS, the Russian Ambas
sador hlstroed To call together all persons
If his nation, 10 make them take the oath
10 the new Emperor. Now that thu proc
Iamallon of Nicholas ls koonn,in manner
equally official, people are astonished that
the Russian ANITA eador has not caused a
new oath tn be taken To that Prince. II
seems that experience has rendered him
clrcpm'ptct, and that the aspect of affairs
make hun feel that there might be daoEcr
IN bemB IN too great hurry.
From the Journal DIS Debnts.
PARIS. Jan. II -Constantine was infln-
enccd by passion, for he WISHED at any
pllce to b. united 10 the womaa he adarcd
The Empress Mother and ms brother i'm
pescd on HIM the remuneration, IS the prlcr
Of their consent to his marriage. The con
tract was fpted ON hun, AID he only ac.
cepted Il he aust violent passion subdued
hun. He might III t1ct also. rs thele
wee only Two years difference between
the bro hers, calculate that the chances of
their lie was neatly equal and lie might
alsp suppose, III case ut Surviving hln1, that
lie mlgnt br rele sed from reuunrlation
ON account OF marriage which WIS not At
all opposed 10 the Old prejudice, of the
Russians. Was not this, too, the reason
Why Alexander cXacted second rrnun.
clatlon ia l822 On this second occasion,
Constantine said" Not helle,iug myself
endowed with the mind, the capacity, or
tar necessary powers, It | were called 10
the hlsh dignity to winch am tnttIcd-trp
my birth, | snppicatr yonr n4riCsty 10
transfer this right to him who immediately
follows me-" These were the same words
employed for the abdicaIUn ofthe unfor-
tunatr Peter III. III 1862. Tins Is a mel.
ancholy retrospect, and bad augurv for
the future. What modesty IN the express.
sions ot Prlece luil of ,lgonr ard talents
and what coldarss Ia the T., ply of AleXan-
der, Which says is much ~ kaun you are
incapable ot reIgnlog. The language OF
C"nstaHllnr is not that ola njeclrslan, who
viii dlsemharraSs himself Of throne, and
retire to private lie.
1t IS subject trembling before his mas
ter-he tcels he caunot REFUSE, and he
hno"s what refusal may cost him. With
ou, waiting for Constlntue's auswer,to the
message announcing the uaJh, 81 the Impe-
rial Princes, the Grand Dnkr Nicholas was
proclaimed Emperor On thu 18th of Dec.
To mn, the soldiers, who few days be-
fore had sworn tealty Ia Constantine, were
required 10 swear obedlence. some obey
cd others refused, aud hIoodshcd eusued.
! Oi which SIDE are tAe rebels ? the ques-
Honis no. doubtful bat In Russia force
viii decide. Why did they not wait for
Constantme's answer 2 Nhat viii be the
cunstqa, nee Of coufdng in the events al
Pct,rshursh, when Constantine was pro.
claimed At Warsaw Why Is tins sllrnc,
as To what has passed at the Cont al