The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-11

"i Tie ARRIVAL of The first division OF the troops
from NAPLES, his received orders TO remain ;a,,d
nsfaeiphs have also bcen semi 10 the corps la
OTHER places ip assemble on that point.
hAFcE.-Ihe following ia copy Of letter
written by Lord Cochrane 10 Mr.. Eynard, at
the moment OF fis departure from ST 1fopez for
Greece -
" At last ] am about TO embark. You will
near 7i me, perhaps, sooner than you expect.
shail rs. every thing. in order 20 accomplish
What have promised bui if any misfortune
happens 10 me. leave Lady Cochane and my
children who ARE dear to me as liberty is TO
oreeee, confided TO your care, and tl.at of the
friends ofthe cansen
Paris March l3---lt is announced that the
Austrian troops returning from the kingdom OF
the Two Sicics, will reinforce the gafrisons OF
! I.ombardy, which are al present occupied by
Hungarian regiments Those that have been
embarked for CARA, will take up eantooncnts
~ Dalmaiia, and the neighboring provinces.
Inc Italian regiments. which have long been
stationed in Hungary, are considerably reduced
IA the number of men, and il Is in contemplation
to makch new levy to complete them. EioHt.
ATrtIRs or PoRrUGAL.-From the general
complexion ofthe conflicting accounts from the
PENINSULA, II seems pretty evident tliatihe rebel
lion IN Portugal is not as completely crushed as
a"PP"''o.--i 'csH hooI's were oh thth way
from England. Accounts received ut Lisbon,
rom ialencia, state that the pretended dharn'-
ing of the rebels who entered Spain was a mere
moeiery that the farce OF taking away their
muskels was gone through but that, IN eight
days alter, Spanish muskets were supplied them
nom Inc same hands, and the insurgents rec
qulpped, then quilted spain 10 join their assoc-
n'es III ii"' os .hpbIts' Letiefs received from
Io'laiegfc OF lSih cb. state that number OF
'Pahish '"ininssaries haa been discovered IN
various provinces, OF Portugal, who were the
eihissaiies oi the Apostolic faction. and were de
puied, with supplies of Spanish gold. 10 excite
reYoh ana Seduee the Constitutional soldiers
from thcn standard. The crater OF revolt, iiamcs
hereby IN 1fas-os-Nlontes. Chaves is yet in
iuH force IN thai province, and, 1t appears has
proclaimed general levy, with the penalty of
death to all evading ii, The Government must
aci with new energy, OF revolt will spread But
treason and dlsafecton surroundIhe throne, and
paralyse every effort of the lfjnta's Govern
meat
1HE GREEKs.-W' have not much of what
can be called news, from Greece. Another
verse OF the Turks, IN the nrighborhood of A.
thenS, IS spoken of IN which they are SAID to
have lost 1000 men. The Greeks have re pos
sessed themselves of the ruins OF Missolonghi.
Adviees from ConstaninopIe, principally
through the German papers. are to the 18th Of
February. We copy the following paragraphs,
according TO their dates upon the subject of the
attempts of the Ministers Of others powers TO
lnterpose their good Offices in behalf of the
Greeks -
" Odes'a, FEB. live have news from Con.
staninoplc up 10 the 9h Instant The English
Ambassador, aticl failing IN all his confidential
proceedings, with respect TO the pacihcaliou Of
breece, seat an official note To the Refs IAcndi
IN which he insisted ona suspension OF h. st
ties in order that they mig Int endravoui 10 com
to come definite arrangement The other Eu-
! ropean Ministers took 30 part in these proceed.
ings, except NJ Mnziacl.y y, who also sen a note
demanding settlemcut nth the Greeks, in ii :
tue of The protocol OF 81 Petersburg dated tfe
lth of April, ls26. H. added that the Greeks
were IN such a situation would sooner OF la :
ter effect their emancipation, aud that should it
turn out otherwise, Ru. STA would rot remain
a passive spectator during their destruction -
This cooperation on the part oftwu prcpondcl-
nling powers, gives hope to the cause of the
Greeks"
" C0Hidnf'noptc, teb. I'M Won Manzi-
ncky, without waiting for the arrival Of the Rus.
san Ambassador, the Marquis dc hbeaupierre,
had presented very energetic note. &c atiVc 10
the pacfchtion of Greece, which IS said to con
tam the following remarkable passage.
me sublime Forte hseli must desire an IN
'e'vention tor II the ureeks should prove con
q"ef rs hey "ooid also, III all probability, seek
III lh'efVen' on ahd II the o'reeks should be
Sopoueo' Tue Io'lc Snou'd not indulge IN the
ueiasioh' 'ha' the emperor Nicholas would re-
man a" inactive spectator oil the massacre OF
ms ieiio" believers
inns ieh''na3ie declaration, 'he au'henticIty
o' "hsn Is 'uii'peo Oh INC most resi'ctaoie au-
thori'y' mas caused an extraordinary sensation
mere anu peoP'e are very curious 10 see no"
Tue ivan wiz ac' AMER 'ne ar'iVal OF NJ ae ~
oea"P'er,c rs wen known una, 'he heiS II
'e'iu' nau previously 'ePi'e" 10 'he cohhoehual
Vefoai o'er'uIes oi WI. .. tanning ana VI
h'n%'ahy q" 'l's SUBJECT ',ia' inc io''e "ouio
no, aeeeP' % an! h','rNe''oh'
t"f' 'o'o"h y sd'.i, IN le'ets OIL la'e GATE
10 DC "''lo 'cao % 'o"' 'leh' oe.te' apPPn'eu
ana oe,'er niSeipnne" 'hah any una nave yet
'onen 'ne h'i" III u'e c""se o' "teeh iher'y
anu me bIteh chiefs are represented ms only
Hor , p mO'p ae" @n1 wa"