The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-23

E fNt cunt afuf Hfu - kii' 1870
Pollcr-OiIice, io exhibit articles ,of lie
peace agai1sl Mr. Letpe. VITO shortly al
trrwsfis eppesfed aud was bound over IL
t keep The peace To ai his M,jcsty's -uhJeeis
/ him .rlfiu sureil,s Of & 900, and two othrI
sareies OF Goo each.
Francs. p fris dates ATE of Dec, g.
The rial of the Constitutional, IA ih'
/ Couri Royal, hid been concluded, by TIN
acquital Ol ut paper.
The Funeral of Gen f0y bad been eele'
/ braied IN Paris with great pomp. Ib'
/ London Morning. Herald of the 9Th OF Dee
contains the Funeral Enlugium proaonne
Ell by member, nf the Chamber o
j Deputies. Subscriptions were opened foi
/ his family, aid for III. .rrclion of a mon
umeni. Thu people subscribed eagerly
The French fGr per cents, have recover
ed from the late shnck, aud the prospect Is
/ that they vii remain staple. The French
debt iseslimaled at G200, 900, 900 and Is
principally divided among the people N
small parcels. The British debt Is E80O,-
/ 900 600, and is owned by not more than
/ 200, 900 people only a hundredlh part oil
tnr population.
There has been a failure in Paris for four
millions. Name not given.
Tn following extraordinary paragraph
| without any clue by which We can aseef-
tain the point AT which II aims, appears IN
Paris papel al Dee. /.
This city, which was lately 81 peaeea-
bile aud 50 flonnishlng, is IN he greatest al.
fiction, aud has become prey Ia the msst
li'e'y alarms. Every one lrrmhps for hi
forluae.. B. tin most fortunate will bo ihesr
who, resisting this terrible tormenlor, shall
lose only third or fourth of their patrlmo-
n d"
SDnin.-Advicrs from Madrid, are to
the 2lst of November. Great alarm pre-
walls IN that capital. an account of thu
threatened Invasion Of Cuba. II is stated
that NJ. Pinillos, the new lntendant of The
Havannah, has written from the United
States, where he was stopped on his way
to his destination. tie announoes not On
" to the Ministers for Foreign Affairs, but
to The King himself, that the naval and
military preparations which are now max
log in Colombia ,nd Mexico, are 80 consd-
cradle, that II must be considered AZ i'm
possible, hong To defend the Isle of Cuba e.
tbut OF Porto Rico, against the attacks
which appear 10 be manifested against
them. The hostile force will also find
powerful auxiliary IN the elements Of
discord which prey all in the interior, and
in the fermentation which the Republican
spirit eXclIes.p VI. pmIos has also start
ed anolher cause 0t harm. He lnli,nates
that b, the nexl spring, til. re.olted coIo-
MES may be able 10 land on the coasts of
81 4,
revolnionIze the mother country.
II II stated from Madld, thai the Duke
D'lnlantado pressed On all sides, will be- u
hinged To give NJ. Zra an embassy. Ores
den Is spoken Of The Consultative Jun
Ia, ihs work of VI. Xea, will be upheld, in
spite nf the Duke.
Gomany-Accounts from Vienna are
to the 22d of November TIE difficulties
in the money markets of Europe. have ex-
tended To Hamburg, Augsburg, Frankfort,
aud the German capital, and a decline IN
public funds Vas the consequence.
His Serene Hlghness Dixie Charles En-
gene, of Lorraine and he last of the male
line of tn t House, died at Vienna Nov.
2lst. He was born in i751. At the be-
CHING of the French revelation, he WAS
distinguished as Commander of the
French Guards by the title of Prince ol
Lambeac, but afterwards entered the Aus
iriAn service, aud was received in the most
honourabIe manner by his august relations.
As Prince of the blood, he had the first
"A k next To thu Archdnkcs,
Grrecc.-Thcrr IS no news satisfactory
| or sralif,iug f.om the Greeks. When il
was known that the Turco- Egyptian fleet
had joined the Captain Pacha, and That
the whole new expedition vas al sea, the
Greek feet retired from the coasts of T.
gypt AID the island of Rhodes, and sailed
towards the Morea. II ~ even reported
that the Turkish fleet. havearrired at Ma
| warm. A GENOA article of Oct 26 says
The impossbiIlly of saving Greece bS
arms, chiefly on account ofthe internal dis
srnslons, has induced GolUcotroni to pro-
pose TO lhTahim Pacht To div idr Greece IN
10 four provinces, each of which should
have Il Greek ilospodlr nominated by the
Sultan, to WHOM an annual tribute should
he paid. 81. lbrahlm Is aid 10 have an
swerpd 4 he had 40 ln.'r etiuns on the
subject, and that he would transmit This
PROPOSE to Constantinople aud To Alexan
dra. Nevertheless, hostliities were not
suspended. 1t is now asserted, thai the
answer of the Nicrroy Of Egypt has been
favourable. which has not numbered HIM
from sending 10 the Morea an eprdltion,
winch is still stronger than those that have
preceded il. II may be readily forrsten
what answer will be gwen by the Di,an at
Constantlnople.
fraud ola most extensive nature has
been discovered by Mr.. Sutherland, super
visor of Exercise AT Linllthgow. The
parties implicated are the prpprictors Of a
cotton work in tn orghborhood who il
appears have been in the practice of using
forged stamp for their printed goods, inn
mrnse quantities of winch have been seiz
I'd at their works, and in their warehouses