The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-19


the Whole of thu Diplomatic Body resident
~ Ills country, consisting of tie Austrian.
Ff#neb, Nethrrlaud, and Portuguese Am.
ha sailors the Russian Charg. Ah'sifes,
/ tae Pfnssian. Swedish. Neapulitan, Colom-
! hiln. = ii brazilian Ministers, lhe Danish.
/ BasaIian Sgxos, Hrenos Ayrisp, and Mex
iraa Charge dan RS, she Secretary OF
J Lf2aipn Of n United States, togriher
with the Count de Villa Red, and other
I distinguished fnfcigacfs. -TI,fe ere alao
present. The Duke Of DrYonshre. Alr. Gur-
don, ms M1esty's Envoy 10 BfazI, Mr.
/ phnia, Lord ilawarG de Waider. and Lord
Claaflrarde. Mr.. Rnfas King. Minister If
| 'he L. STATES, as prevented rom attend
ins h. i'll health. fCourfer 25h.
House Of Lords, .ggrR 2o.-Earl Gros-
. Tenor fnsr Tor ine purpose Of asking no
tic lsaii question Of considerable nupor-
lture. His question bad reference TO the
STATE Of G'eeee. lie vas drsirons of ask
'az, 6r.l, wheih"r Nlsqoough hid rcalt,
ieilsor Their Lordslips mu-t have read,
VII peculiar pleasure the gallant resistance
nsje BY the Geek garrison. Although
attae hed seventy two times. "a appeared
hj hitter describing the capture, IN the
'onf-e ct ia - mUnihs, and - geo men
bad been h snebi, N aGdtlion IL The first
force, nuihinS cold exceed the heroic Dc
tetrt mtde hy fhnse unfortunate Greeks.
"isa dei"nded the place. Their Lofdships
.opld en,cfaln bat Que option resp, cling
tia eoad ct Of such men lie would also
a.b he Noble la l. whetber there was any
h1pr If The success of Ia, Greek cause ,
Il ~ cared that, our al : 900 brave de-
'cna,fs. 5000 escaped the carnage Per
haps the noble E,tl aid say whether
tie Nas any hope whatever that the
Greek cause would ri he abandoned? II
was sid there Was Al Intention. on the
part nj Russia, IL assert me iudepeddpncr
81 t,e Greeks, hat whether that was true
or not he could Mt say. His hope was
that the aunlhlitiun II fhr Greeks woald
not he made the price Of the cessi.u I'll
h1lda'lA and NdllacAla. j us lmpossI
Bile not To z el that thpse unfortunate PEI
sons ought moi 10 fail under lie pua rr 81
the Turks.
The EarI Of Liverpool sal he ha moi
red the statement To hlch the nabp T. ri
alluded, therefore, 1t Has impossible for hun
10 give any answer lhdt would not be- mere
matter OF news, bar NJ believed The report
Of Mssolooghi haglug fallen, was not true.
The lacts stated IN the letter could not be- |
true, because on the day II as stated ~
hay" fallen II Id uot f,lrp. a To who |
Their the Giteil cause va ahsu.sl,a dos |
perate or not, Il was a.inattpr ~ 4I.h u-I1- !
ted 10 two toreig0 States. to which this |
country vas 1erfrctly neutral, and cousr-
quietly t'at lionse could not enter into a
d'scn-slon Oh the question with strict regard |
TO neutrality.
NV YORK, Junc 3.--The packet ship
Canada brings our London dates To Saur !
day evening, 29th April, inclusive. The
later papers contain not one syllable con |
corning the Greeks.
The dstresses of starving manufacturers
ate driving them to pcts of desperation. -
Much violence and outrage had been com
mtIed and some lives had been lost. Il
may br hoped, however, from the annexed |
extract from the Courier Of the 99fh April. |
that the II mher Of the rioters was greatly |
Ad'iccs have been received from Map- |
dated yesterday morning. Al
Ihlf time GentfM Harris, commanding the
District had arrived there; the LIST 1.-THE
kmS y Regiment of Dragon q ards had
also reached Manchester from Leeds: onr
troop Of Horse Artillery had been ordered |
from Sh Slid, and Other bodies of sol
DIZZY were approaching the disturbed dis. |
tuots III various directions. Gpn Harris +.
was perfectly satisfied with all the arrange
r'nts and the military force collecting
and collected, Was consld red TO be- quite
sufficient 10 put down all serious disturb
Hnce.
The object Of all the attacks made by
the rioters is the pnwrr-loom machinery
In and near Manchester two or three en-
Jra, ors had been made 10 effect the de-
tluction Of these lr0ms but they had, IN
every instance been fooled, and no apprr-
tensions were entertained for the safety of
the town An attempt Ms made ht some
dtfoenus cendnr,es Ia b down one
mil, but It failed, because the building Wa
fire proof Since that unhappy sffair Al
I hadderton, no more lives have been l,st. !
On tnat occasion the number of perso ,
Killed IS sad bt one account to be SIX, and !
by another seven.
Very exaggerated accouuia have been
j. circulation to day of the numbers Of the |
rioters. The greatest number that We
have heard of On any good authority, A.
having been assembled at one spot, was
COCO. Considerable damage has certainly
been done IN the d, struciion Of paachiner,
aud mills, Containing pOwFr-loon5 but
we repeat thai the imposing force, which
Gotelnmeht has caused 10 mach upon ali
the points threatened, will be more than
sufficient to insure the restoration of tran
guilty."
The return OF the Dnke Of AYrllinrfnn