The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM EUEOpF.

VIM ~ fnes, l4ih } hm. Thompson Maxwell
from ieteipnol, July lo } and Edward Be-
maize ffoni HAVE, July l7th j all arrived in
me course pt yesterday and last evening. Py
these arriVals, the editors of the Commercial
p Advertiser have received their usual files OF l,n-
gsh aud French papers To the latest dates.
Aifeatv which has been concluded brtween
England, France and Russia, with a vinw Of Ter
Inlnhing the war between Turkey and Greece,
WIN other interesting articles of intelligence.
VIII be found below. The recent change IN the
Ministry will all be found under the London
head
ENGLAND.-ltis amatter of speculation in
the English prints, how the secret article appen-
ded 10 the treaty concerning the creeks. came
TO be dlsnlged. The treaty itself seems To have
been made public, sooner fhau was iatended by
the contracting Powers
A full meeting OF the Priyv Council was held
on the 7ih, 10 hear the council Of proprictors
and mortgages on planta IONS Of slaves in De
matafa aud Bcrbce. against allowing slaves 10
purchase their freedom without the consent OF
Their masters. The meeting excited a great
deal OF interest, bul nothing decisive was coucu-
ded upon, as the Lords Of the Priyy Council at:
ter an hours deliberations, gave notice that they
would consider the subject again in the course
of the week
The operation ofthe oe'y Corn Laws Bill had
at the custom house. very great
Dispatches ofihe 29fhJnnc were received al the
Foreign Office from Sir fredericl, Adam, by the
lonan Messenger announcing that an nsurrcc-
ton had broken out in Albania.
The rumor that the Pacha Of EgpYt intended
~ declare himself independent OF Tire Porte, is
treated by the English papers as not deserving
credit
4 clergyman named Warehouse. had been
murdered by ruliian named Slade, under cir
cumstanees of peculiar atrocity. The object of
the murderer was plumber
The Directors Of The Bank Of England have
resolved 10 discount bills approved in the usual
manner. and drawn within % days. att per cent
The Branch Banks will OF course do the same
The Bankers in Manchester have declared their
intention OF discuuning at three per cert. A
considerable rise IN the funds is expected to fol-
low the rrsolutip. the Bank aud II is feared
that the 10" rate nf interest will aeain give rise
TO that mania of speculation which IL short time
ago vas productive ol such serious results
The Algerines have taken several French mer-
chant ships. Several English officers al Gibral
tar, gave II as their opinion, that II the French
squadron should attempt 10 take the Mole they
would iall, nasmneh rs it had been rendered al
most lmpregnabie slnee Lord Exmouth's at
tack,
SPMN.-By advices OF the 2sth June. are
volt had taken place among the military station
ed n Algesiras, aud at the camp OF ST. Roch, in
IN consequence of which twelve officers had
been arrested
The treaty between France aud Mexico has
produceda great sensation inthr Spanish Court
and also the subject of the Colombian Bishops
| The great object. however, is, the treaty which
is declared TO have been formed between Spain
and Portugal under the mediation Of france
l..
~, the French will egacuate Spain IN October
aud that England shall keep only 1000 men in
Portugal. to secure Lisbon aud that an amnos-
" Is offered to all Spanish emigrants in France
England aud Portugal.
translation ofthe Crusaders, the first trans
lation of sir Walter SCOTS wor Ks into Stau.Sh,
has appeared in Madfd and was received with
great avidity
WiSSlA.-Wr find IN our papers a decree of
the Emperor of Russia regulating the steam
boats al Nh .Iolilr which are TO run under the
patronage Of the Government, between London
and Il Petersburg IT. De seen that the Go
vernment are disposed 10 facilitate sure and
rapid communication between the two countries.
The Empo,or Nicholas. ii i, sid IS laboriog
with greaf 1r'i TO effect feirenchme in the ey-
pcnses ~ the State. Alrxaudrr's project of
forming guard Of Grim Iartars he has carried
r into effect
An article dated AT Nuremberg July !, says
" VI. De Tnttschef has addressed peremptorl
note to VI. Mctternlch, informing IN that a fur
thcr delay, to the end of July. would ne allowed
the Porte to receive Us final answer In Conse-
ouence ofncw representations from tine Austrian
internnncio. But that it. at that time the Efforts
before the Divan should he unsuccessful the Rus
sian army should positively pass the Proih
Onthe 10Th. his Majesty. accompanied by the
! Empress Alexandra The Grand Duke Arxan-
der the Grand Duke Michael, aud the Grand
Duchess falru, again wen TO Conslradt and
viewed the fleet commanded by Admiral Sonia
ven, which consists of nine sail Of the line, four
teen trieates and several smaller vessels. His
Naiesty's flag being hoisted 90 board the RusSi-
an frigafe was saluted by the discharge of 2OOO
guns of the largest size, from Cronstadt, Cron-
schioi, y all thetorls ships OF the line, and fri
gates,
GREEKS AND TURKS ten. Church has
been compelled to Withdraw his troops from pha-
= lerum. He praises the Greeks who retreatei in
good order Several ofthe enemy were killed
and wounded. The Greeks had only one man
wounded. The Generals report Is dated Sald-
mis- Nav %
The Pachas ofthe Frontier provinces Of Tur-
key. have received orders to organize the new
troops. both cavalry and infantry, on the Euro
pean system.
The second article ofthe treaty relative 10 the
pacidcatnn Of Greece. is not very ntellgible.
The Gnaette de France readers The phrase
dcterminate voice" " iipe action 4efsm iaee' 1t
is matter OF speculation in the English papers,
whether II is intended 10 give the Porte a reto or
not. in the election the Greek authorities
/ PORTUGAL.-The Princess Regent had n
gallo appeared in public. and was received with
eratuaionS. The country ,thowever, was in an
agltated state, owing 10 the depredaliong OF the
rebels The Princess issued proclamation on
the 2d ult requiring tire officers Of mira TO re-
port the cases ofdeserton, which were frequent,
to the Government
FRANCE.-On the nig Of thc 18th ult
dreadful fire broke out IN the Theatre de / Am
higu Comiquc, which was nearly destroyed, be-
ing slightly built. and chiefly of wood.
Accounts from MarseiIles states. that an at