The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28

anre of q piece In which a young Geek
was hefaeklly defending standard, ~
the enthusiasm of the pomeni. shenletl
aiuud "I.ong li.r the Greeks IN spite OF
fhs Government. and death ia the Turks
fef this pfrncn liz vas arrested aud
brought before the Tribunal, the officer of
The Grown demanding that he should be-
Il ed and imprisoned. The jury, howe
.et, without hssiaiinn acquitted him.
The lnie fire IN Liperpoot. We did not,
ne hrli.ve. SAYS thu 4 lbloo, nnderrate the
value of the property destroyed, when we
| named 100000, though We understand,
not more than hall that sun has bsrn ~
sursd, or has, as } ct at least, been publicly
| known 10 have been insured. The cotton
vns 1900 bags, "r value ut 20 10 E9j.-
600 the gram about 80 900 msasurt =. or
s 1000 san'ei s'nps' apparel Ell 900.
Hanhu gh paprfs Ia the OH July CON
| faia int, lligenos from ST. Petcrsburgh 10
| the Goth June. The last funeral honOrs
had been paid To the l. npress Elizabeia
on the islh. when her rem .Ins " re- depo
siird IN the church Ol ST. PrteI.--Couut
Wuronzow and the Marquis OF Rlbeau-
pierre had al last quilted III. capital TO
proceed To Aekerman and open the com
| ferenres In he holden AT that place with
TIN Turkish PlenIpoirutiaries.
Turkey On the lGlh ht. the ,phabi-
ianls of Con-tanlinople witnessed lhe no
vel sight of behold,bg the Sultan proceed
Ia Mosque, attended 1nly 10y raaaonirrs
. vi bamhardiers on the ~ proclama-
IoU was publIsli"d which Dissolved fore
yer the corps Of Janis,srlrs, dev led the
name " execution, and Becrrrd the for
nation ol rrgular and disciplined troops
under the nam. of D'Asheii VI hamm.
diJr for the defence Of thr Empire and of
l.Lmisn. No one was allowed TO appear
IN the dress OF Janlsssry or to bear that
name.
fahim Paeha has thrown succours in
10 TrlpoIzZh, aud has formed camp AT
Leoodar 10 keep open the comuunica-,
ton between that place and Noaon. There
il no effective Greek force In oppose him
II ~ supposed thai events which recent
ly occurred Al tonstaBtinople musl have
rourlderable effect ~ fixing the Ultimate
destiny of the NJ ,homnrdan Empire, Ell
ther III resusciatIpg the Ottoman power
1pade 10 the ,ut of the Jansslrles ana
the proposed Introduction of European
discipline INTO the Tmklsh army. Il Is
said Ihdt The latter was determined upon n
grand conocll IN April IN conjunction
with The chief officers of the JanlssaIies
Themselves Objections were, however,
urged ny the troops, md the cesnlt anti
eip'ted was, suppression of the JAMS "a
rl.s throughout III, empire and nea
organization Of the TurAsn army on the
European system.
Letters from Vienna state that drs
patches were sent 10 Baum Oteofplls. d
Sonsianiinople, on hearing Of The arrival
81 Lo'd Cochrane nthe Archipelago, nllh
squadron to join the Greeks. The OBJ
jet of the mission 1t is supposed is, to in.
inrm The Ottoman government thai Lord
o"chrane having ceased to hold com
mission in the British naval service, is at
liberty TO enter the service of any foreign
power.
Cobbsa. The following passage we ex-
tract from his speech at Bolton, after los
ipg the election Al Preston.
The history Of my lie is a history Of
attempts IN expose add destroy public
,obbrrs. had the honomg 10 he born of
humble parents. commenced with keep.
ing OF those rohbinS dllapidaing Iiends
the rooks.-When | was only five or
aix years sld, When wss Gully able to cry
d0hy eau. dwhy cGW, MAS employed up
~ this ioh. But | did not elfrctuaIly
dive away the rsoks then any mere than
now. Some dcw away, hut others came
IN their place, and assure YOU my poor
legs were oiten sadly tired by running af-
ier hem, But | did something and have
| not done something 10 keep ohf the rob
bers-the pape % ney robbers If
had bee1s r,tetned, toe people would have
s.rn could do more. The proud people
al Preston knew that-the slupird fools
have not been Sufficiently pulled down
yet. hope have giveu the cembna-
ton OF l.nrd Defhy aud Wood proper
shake. Ii | do not act aside that election
before the month of March next | will
contentedly submit to be called a fool for
the remuiuder of my life. You will then
see me again, II | he alive and well. The
successful candidates found me coming
out OF Preston with twenty thousand peo-
pie IN my van: they found this, after they
had hten obliged to sneak out of the town
privately. saw at an early part of the
contest that the Mayors traps were inten-
ded tokeep me out"
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY last evenings steam boat we receiy-
ed the New York aud Philadelphia papers
III anticipation of the mail. They an
nounee the arrival at Boston of the shin
Emerald, with intelligence from Liver
pool tn the 2lst aud from London to the
la'hJnly, inclusive, being one day later
tnan the previous accounts.
LIVERPOOL, July 2t.-rhe conditions
aud prospects of mercantile and manu-.
featuring classes have seldom been so
gloomy and nnpromsing as at present.
la this condition of things, Sir James
Graham of Netherby, gentleman of great
responsibility and talent, has put forth a
pamphlet, recommending direct tax up