The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-03
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TIE fbfF consequently i'rfb 'ha' iNea''"'
IN IFS part would no longer delay to give
up Ia the Turks the fntresses 1T Prssara-
bia. the restitution If which VAS stipulated
by IL. peace af 1872.
II is not doubted that as soon IA this
answer Is known al II. Petersburg. II will
e,a tu an order 10 pass the Pruth; the
Putte srrns 10 expect this, for u fl man has
ALREADY been issued, giving orders 10 pro
vision the forre,ses un The Danube Tor xix
mon bs. The Goth May is generally as-
1Igned as the day hen the Russian tloops
viii inter the principalltles.'
Bucharest, April &c. -" According to
the last accounts from Gnnstantlnople, da-
ted the e0th which have been brought by
curriers', the Refs Edend has replied, by
a formal refusal, To the proposals of Mr..
Sirdtff0ld Canning IN favor of the Greeks.
P,nate letters add, thai the English Am
ba-ss loI on his return from his conference
ON this subject with the Res Eiirndl, had
been insaied by the Turkish pDpulace,
who had c elected III The streets. A TO-
II. hinzidck,. it is considered as certain.
that IN case OF a TO NAL refusal ia answer 10
the ullimatnm presented 10 him, he viii
quit Conslrnlinoplr one day after the eX-
pration of the six weeks delay given 10 the
Porte. The Di,an will hardly come TO a
decisive resolution before that time.
ION the 92d, Count d. einplen, cop
tnin ia the A astrian service, passed through
this town, going express from CONSTANT
noplr TO Vienna. His mission is thought
io be oi great importance.
The Princess of partauna, widow of the
late King Ferdinand of Naples, died on the
2lth Ap II.
The news Of the peace with the Burmese
had reached England.
The anniversary dinner of the Drnry
Lane Theatrical Fund. took place in Lon
dan M the 18Th Of May, the Dnk. of Sus-
sex 10 the char Mr.. Calcrofi sat upon
The right, and Alderman Sin c. Flowers on
the leil Of his Royal Hlghness. The sub
scriplions amounted 10 eight hundred
pounds. Mr.. Price the American Mana
ger, who WAS present on the occasion, con-
lribut-d To the Fund ten guineas. After
drinking the health Of number of nobility
and other gentlemen present, the Duke of
Sus tx proposed "thr health of Mr.. PIicc,
the American manager" We were now,
sad his RosI Highne-s, and he WAS glad
that Ne were, in amlty with the conn-
try f'om which that gentleman came, The
people oI that county were shoot from
th" nation; the separation which took
place between the two nations was nov
no longer matter Of di-p0,e her indie
pendence had been long since acknowl-
edge by England, and hr hoped that
the best understanding, aud the closest
union 10 feeling and interest wonld AL
ways subsist bst"een AmelIca and this
hrr mother country.
Mr. Price regretted the want of pow
rr 10 express III proper terms hls feelings
If the high compliment which had been
paid To him by his ROYAL llghuess.-
10 be so distinguished would be Ia him
\ sontce of lasting qualification. To find
that the American drama had hrcome the
ahiret uf attention aud interest 10 this
meeting would be an Involvement To the
continuance of those exeriinns, which he
had made for the last twenty Years. to
give IL its fair rank among the liberal
institutions of the world; aud he would
be- unsratrful il he omitted 10 acknowI-
had always received from his countrynen.
They had cherished and supported ii and
no stronger proof need be offered of that
f,ct. than that the too much prosecuted
master Of this fund is now enjoying "A large
portion 0f that patronage they have ever
bestowed upon eminent theatrical talent.
Nothing could be more grateful Ia his feel
lngs than the kind manner in which hs roy
al hIghnrss had spoken of his country
English in their origin, aud adopting the
same manners, customs, aud laws hs
conutr, men frlt great pride in initiating
the example of their mother country in the
liberal support she had ever given to all
charitable institutions Unacenstomed 10
public speaking. aud oppressed by their
great kindness, he could onl, add that DIP
on leaving their country, hr would hen
with him so grateful recollection of it,
that il would tie his pride. ar well as his
duty, 10 return To Eugllshmen that knd-
ness and hospitality he had ever received
rom them.
Ailera.iew other complimentary toasts,
the royal chairman retired
LIVERPOOL, "wednesday noon, Nav 81
We lraln that the great house of Fries
& Go. of vienna, in which David Parish,
well known in this city and country was
a partner, has failed and that subsequent
~ Mr.. Parish was drowned in the Danube.
Iii, bod, had been found.
The lady Of Sir Walter Scott died at
Ahbntsford on the l4h May. Sir Walter
was married in 1873, and his lady WAS the
daughter OF John Carpenter, of the city of
Lyons.
The cause of the Greeks was incidental
ly touched upon in the House Of Commons.
on the 10Th nit. Sir Robert Wilson and
Mr. Hobhonse, spoke IN favor of the gov
ernment taking some measures in their ia.
vor before another year should come round.
Nr. II. said the ruin Of the Greek cause
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