The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-18

II have great sa''sfar4ion in ,o;.
! form you, that the nope, enlritas.s ~
ofthe last Session yt Pariiamen, "a H.
| termination of the war IN the H.. Peithg
RES, have been Untitled, and that I'm
been concluded N that quarter, h.. 'a7
BILE to the British arms, and TO the ~ f1as.
the British Government in india N1sbfa |
Il continue TO receive from an r
ers, assurances of their earne.t d.. IN p
! yate The relations ofpeace and G;..1 Il
standing "''l'd,, mo-.
II am exerting my self with ,prr,.....
ETY., whether singl, OF la conjunctsn, M
lies. as well tai arrest the pIugtc.. Al, H4 i
tiliies, as 10 prevent the interruption a.. Ing ~
the different parts of the world ftagt !.
GeaAemea 81 the Iioose O. Cop,...
Il have directed tie estimate. c-.i
year TO be prepared, and they viii ma efs.
laid before YOU .lt o
Il will take care that they shah
WIN as much attention TO economy a,,I,. .Hif
cics of the public service will ue,,9 'ie talgtl.
The distress which has pcnaded q,
merclai and manufacturing clas,e, ~ ON
iects, during the Inst twel,c months ny nj
SOME important branches OF the Rp,,,,, CD. I'd
have the satisfaction OF informing ,o,, but
has been no such diminuiion in tho Ia. l'a, I'm
sumption OF the country as to cxcito 'a' TN
tensions that the great sources Of our n,., l9ss
prosperity have been impaired. 'ul "a
ny Lords and Gentlemen, IA
Il have deeply sympathised with a9 4.
ings which have been tor some tim, 40. "
verely felt IN the manufacturing dis,,f sgs
country '1s
Il have contemplated, with great s,,;.6...
the exemplary patience with winch tbosr am.
mgs have been borne.
The depression under which the had. =.
manufacturers otthe country have been II. s"s
has abaied more slowly than | had tbo,gl,,
self warranted III anticipating. Bun ~
firm expectation that this abatement viii
grcsslVe, and that the time is not distant
under the blessings Of Divine Prosjdpre, "a
commerce and industry of the United kmaaa.
will have resumed their wonted activity -
Mr. Gallatin transacted business with N.
Canning ON the 18th Nov.
Capt. Parry has commissioned the IIcrl, j..
Depford, the fitting ont of which was to-
mence Immediately for the voyage to S,,,,s
berg. Several officers were appointed ~
one Of whom Lieut. Ross wouId proceed a,'
Capt Z. in onf OF the boais over the ice IN y,
drawing Of which Shetland ponies are n :
employed, which will be taken on board at Il
Orkneys.
The accounts of the situation Of the cot,o,
weayers and manufacturers in Placlbru Al.
its vicinity, continue 10 be in the higle,l DEER
distressing. There are in the District ,on
Blackburn, about 20, O0p poor people who depeI,
on that description OF labor of which 2NWH =,
out OF work. As the compassion OF the MAJ
manufacturers for the state OF the stan M p55
combined with the miseraby low rate OF aaee
induces them 10 continue working as much
possible, il is supposed that, even at the presqI
rate, far more goods are manufactured than "a
be consumed, so that the number OF people n
of worl, is likely 10 increase rat er than dunn
aud this at the speedy approach ftht mceml
season. There appears TO be fan more dsIe
in the district round Blackburn, than IN any oin
part OF England.
British TrareHer, Of Nor q.
The Turkish fleet winch was at aacHofnf.
Scio, had, according to TRIESTE account
Nov. 9Th sailed for Constantinoplc without IN
king any ncw attack. Great complaint, are ,
made oil the Greek pirates