The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

= "ff"t''oh rs 0Hlrt ~ IN ti.,.
u nv '""s' settled Tranquility ana !, a.
mh''ary d'partmeh Of every s,ale H.. NC
| lhe same repose visible as in fl. -
II thr Pnhllc journals, however. a.. '.."f''
IN ihrli warlike conclusions. "a. 49,. 'slt
say mat the different powers betr,, ''iy
accustomed degree If apathy. far u I'M
thfy would ha.r been all ia a stat. ".y
sfta'e't bnsiie UPON less mtolt.., ne
son. The Pofie too ryIncr, Al, ~ ID
Table inacti"n, rs all lis rurreia-. II ',-
known' are directed against IN. q ~
whist II has moi taken single ,n.,s,.. ~
yet 10 defeat the hostile designs or - As
sia. Tn the part Of iLr latter IT,, Nv
waritke preparations, suppu,lnn H.. re
txist' are conducted with such wop5s.t'
degree 81 secrecy, as to have hthrrl. =,
did the lynx eyrd vigilance of En,a..' ''
diplomacy. We are well aware thai -, e"
gence has reached town in the co ,r...,.s.,
/ present week, the departure of tbe ne
or part OF the garrison of ST. PIT, ~
for the south; but it announces H., ,o.,S
troops. consisting of several rrsi,....', Nv
infantry - cavalry nj the Imppr,,I a., "
are I" make part If gay pagpant. AMI
III wafI'kr tkpfdflon. They are to
SIT al the coronation at Moscow ;.'', ~
81 proceeding 10 cut the tbroats ar
! Turks ; add IN the mean time ibp r,..
| tie Russian army is as quiet az .s;t,,, -
lis cdntnnmcnts aud we vopjd 49, :"
pf"fe7eed aiarmlst 10 draw from III. -
50 asp of that empire even faiot
ference of "a hostile character ''-
II appears, hone,er, that the Com, -.
ST. PetrrsDnrgh has taken decided st4ns =,
termI ,ate the uncertainty, which far tb.so
i've Yeas has marked its relation IN H.,
Porte. In this course il seems In h. an
ded wholly by desire to coo..l,9.,.
peace, and noi from wish To .iol,ta
if1ssia ~, pi"b bly,, aoXluus 10 SEE herald
lnl"rc nrat, conmerciI aud political. re-
established with Turkey and has for hi,
PURPOSE made new aud earnest oyertn,,,
II The Porte, based Of course npnn III.
stipnlatlons, contained in successive t,.,-
It's, respecting hinldavid and " allaeb,a
| These proposals have not only the mtar-
conse OF the other great Howrrs, but will
hr backed by them nih all their influence.
aud the result, therefore, may be easl,
anticipated. TINS we believe is III. roo,
state of The pending negotiations between
Russia and the Porte. With resprct Ia
the war between THE Greeks and Turk.
- IA nix 1t highly probable that Ru. a
tiecIloes all direct Interference, as "A ooe,-
Llon, more properly European, than Rus.
sian"
The Colossal Lion 10 be erected on III.
field of Uaiertoo Is flushed n is 10 feet
high, aud II feet long.
Mr. kran, II is mentioned, has RENTED
Ia England E20U0 IS portion OF ms pro-
fits III America.
Londoa, Nay g.
The news Of the subscription for thu rpL
lief of the distressed manufactures m,
been received by them with gratitude and
produced among them generally visible
improvement oi feeling. The accounts we
phbll-ht Today ifem Lancashire, ihnngh
they annonnct d SOLITARY instance OF iaf-
nns Pr"c, edngs, are upon the Whole oil a
more tranqollzlng character than any
thai have laieiy reached us from the same
quarter. The poor misguided peunl.
serm 10 be aware, al last, OF the folly, -
va II as rrmlnatty, III VENT thrirrage on
the property of their employers. and Il
ia"r, are still some exceptions 10 this rue.
e Go not apply IL the whole heay hut
II pert, consisting TOO, OF persons utuo-
tolouslS bad characters, Wilde the dis
tnrbaoces are rapldidly subsding IN those
districts where thty iirst broke out, wr are
sorry 10 learn that ii liotou5 disposition has
manlf strd Itself III an adjoining county, a.
mongst the people eng gel IN the wooen
trade al bradford. Ga "Wednesday there
"as serious riot at mat place, but the IL
jury Tell chiefly on the rlotrr, themsti g.
seyrfoi of them having been wounded by
muskct shot.
Corn Exchange, Lond1a, Nay 5.-The
fesol 'ilous oi z rllamcut for the +, lrase Of
bonded Com, have had the fleet ot eaqs-
log compete slagHatlun for the present
IN aur trade, aud The business done since
Monday has been trlllng in the extreme,
The greatest reduction is in wheat, which
Is offered 5s per quarter lower. bnl the COLI
snnrrs do not SEEM disposed To take il oil
At his ahaiea,enl. Barley i, somewhat
cheaper, but the quantity in bond not beng
large, the reduction is trihng--and Tie
same remark applies To beans. OF oals
there ~ large supply at market, and
being kno" u, there Is considerable guam
NY 'dtu: scaIctfy any sales can NJ ti-
feet'd; what ie" were rnde, may be sta
l. d at decline Of fnll IS. per quarter. 10
other articles there Is 30 material variation;
but "r must again repeat that the lfad1 -
IN that nUsetlicd state, it is difficult 10 as
certain the exact state of GA! prices.
.HanchtStor Corn Erchonge, .Uay C.
The unexpected change which his taken
plac" IN the measures proposed by minds
teis, for llbrIalng he honird gram, ana
The intended partial suspension OF lht Corn
Laws at ministerial disc retlon, has occa-
sioned the utmost confusion add uncertain
" IN the trade, in This and the peighholin5
districts. The arr, ais of all kinds Of gram
are extremely small, and although eopso'
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