The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-24

the Archbishop of Paris this morning. ar-
eompanied nv the respectable missionary
who acts as his interpreter lie delivered
in few words, which his companion in
ferpreied, his sentiments of respect aud
venera,ion for the character and virtues of
our illustiious prelaie. The Archbishop
then inquired with great interest respect
ing The progress which the Catholic faith
had made among the savage tribes. The
young chief replied through his interpret
er, that the number of Neophytes WIRE H.
bout 2io0, one thousand Of which belong
I'd II the tribe of La Grand Tortue, Of
which he was Prince. The Archbishop
ihtn preseutcd him with prayer book,
for which he expressed the greatest graft
fuhe, and promised tn preserve il rs pre-
ions memrntp of his Wait 10 the FIRST 4 Pas
tor of thr great village" He was then
conducted to his Excellency the Pope
Smro--M. Macchl, who received him
with the strongest demonstrations NJ inter-
ssi aud kindness, md presented him with
rieh chaplet in the name Of the Common
fa'he' ofthc Faithful; he also encouraged
ihe Young traveller in his intention Of pro.
cesdng 10 Rome, assuring him that the
Almighty would assuredIy bless his pious
undertaking.
SpAtH.-This devoted country seems
gam IN the point Of = CONFUSION, and
ihfre il no question that the presence Of
he French army alone prevents the revo-
lationary movements
From Madrid. thp accounts are IN the |
'si ~ March. The landing Of the Con |
-'itntional force near Alcant, appears to |
have produced thu deepest feelings. Ono
le'tpr says Terror and confusion reign |
hsfe. Thr King and ROYAL Family re-
eide at 'he palace III Pardo. aud their |
Guards nav consist entirely of Swiss. Thu !
NiD.terq have demanded of the Eughsh |
Anbassador in 4 FORMAL not" evniapatons |
respecting III" movements OF Gen. Nina |
who has leh England, - report states, to
reyolntionze Snaip. The answer If Mr..
Lamb was, that he understood he had left |
England but his movements or infenton-
he knew nothing Of We awnt further
details with the greatest anxiety"
Tho Crv,'c Nerino has declared himself
hoails ~ the present Gov"rnment, aud
has nut himself n ,hr head Ola considera-
bile force, which IA said to be enthusiastic
in the Constitutional cause. Though wv
have na doubt Of the Curate's insnrrpction,
We are rather sceptical ~ ~ the account
si'en of his principles, and those Of his
tronns
II is asserted, the Constitutional narties
are already in possession Z he frts of
I artliaernA and esp"ct further reinf force
nents from the Algerine coat.
The nev of Algiers having declared war
against Spain, will, it is supposed, afford
facilities IN the Patriots. Tn, commence
msnt of hog'jliiies by Aleers, was aanonn-
red on the 9th and on the authority of the
Spanish Consul General at Tunis.
Several strong parties Of Constitutional.
ists have appeared in the North, and
have committed. great excuses near Co
rinna.
RrssIA.--St Pe'ershnrgh ad,icea are
IN FEBRUARY IS The most authentic nc.
counts nention tht firm datern,;pp,,oo Of
the Emperor Nicholas to reduce his army
IN IN tno-mou. ,riert. II ia cnnfidently
as7ert"'l THAT they have actually d.co,ersd .
no Love than from twelve L. thirteen thou
sand consniro'ors Implicated in the design
NJ destroying tho Imperial family, and pro-
dnc'ng = constitutional government among |
whom sr' several Of the fret nobility, |
great number Of general officers and many |
civilians, The intention is 10 make an tx. !
ample Of some of 'hr principal ofthe lea |
drrs, and ~ disperse the rrst--some 10 |
their estates, and others To Siberia. No |
thing whatever il said Of any intention 10 |
max" war on Turkey, or in aid of the |
Greeks.
THr GUrExs According 10 letters
from Corfu, dated the 18th Of February, |
Nissolonghl is completely flee. The Can
In Pscha owed the pret sryation of his |
l,ie IN the last action, 10 hls Steamboat, to
'leh he retreated when his rrigate was in
G,m"s. II is affirmed that Tripolizza has
really been re taken b, Colncotrnni, and
hr EgypIIon garrison massucred. It is !
ID At Eorfu. thai after thrse revcrses, /
hrahlm p'cha had returnrd 10 Navarin.-
vessel which hsa pst arr we'd from Snl,r- |
na bugs word. that On the day of IFS de-
rariore. III" 1911 Frbruary, great fire
"as raging ~ the quarter Of the Franks
\ letter from Trieste 70 the Editor of
harray's Representative, dated Feb. 90,
says every arrival confirms the naval vic
tory of the Greeks. have spoken with
the master of an Austrian vessel from
! Smyrna. who assures me, that aftel paas
LIZ Ce'ign and Cape hutapan, he saw
namh'r of vessels. some of which appeared
to he steering towards Alexandria. OIL
N"d"n h" saw large ships. which hr re-
e"en11"d To be Egyptian higat,s They
had with them several TRANSPORTS, and
Ne proceeding towards Nayarin These
w." II" doubt part of the feet which was
defeated uear Missolonghi. He afterwards
fell IN with the Grecian feet which was in
pursuit Of the former. The Captain Pa
cha VAS in imminent danger ia the battle.
aud was saved by being towcd away hy
sttam-'rssrl. hope 5000 to procure au-
thentic and circumstantal accounts. which
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