The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04
FOREIEN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

La Id
Re- the arr wal of the Leeds al New York, We
have our regular files of London aud Liverpool
papers.
The amendments of the new Ministry we're
not vet arranged Il was understood the delay
was sccasionud by an Offer to Mr.. tia k'ssoh 10
ta'-r his choice Of the Offices MI II. was on the
Cor iinent and his answer had not been feceIsea
The Duke OF Wellington has accepted an INVITA-
ton Of the King to resume the command oil the
Army. Mr.. Heiries, il vas SAID, would De the
ne" Chancellor Of the Ekchequer
The Russian squadron, under the Rear Admit
raj Count Hayden, consisting oil four SAL oil the
line, four frgaes, and sue corvette, sailed ifoln
spthead, Tor the Mediterranean on the ION
They were proyisioned from the Government
store houses II tue market prices.-l he remain
der OF the squadron would return to Russia.
squadron of nine British ships oil war ieit
Lisbon on the 3lst July for the Mediterranean.
Other vessels wele despatched from England to
supply their places ia the Tag"s.
LONDON, Aug. "a.
There has been some doubts expressed by the
freguenters OF the hpya Exchange relative to
the probability OF the Wing mcmbers OF the
Ministry being about TO leave office. IL is SAID
tuai his Majesty IS not satisfied with certain
measures which they have IN contemplation, d
thai Of course they viii feel the propriety OF re-
signing
There is a report that the Turks acceded to
the proposals OF the European powers relative 10
the Greeks on the 10th ult. We believe that this
Intelligence is premature. We believe it mere
iGreek Bond Stock Exchange rumour
opdtn-Letter. FROM AndaluSia state ihatvery
serious disturbances have taken place in that
province, and particularly IN Seville, IN conse-
quence OF some proceedings against the persons
wha we're accused ofhaylng occasoned the IRE
ia that town. 1t Is said that blood has been spill
ed
Greece -Napoh july 9.--on the lst of this
month We received the intelligence that tho
Greeks, who occupied the Convent OF Megaspi'
leon, have beaten aud repulsed 500 Al abs,
whom ihrahim Pacha had moved forward thus
far the loss of the barbarians amounted To 400
mon, killed on the declivitY of hill where the
Greeks had prepared IN ambush Tor them.
Greece only wants slillul CHIEF 10 conduct
her political affairs. We expect with impotence
Count Capo dlstria his presence alone will
terminate all the discussions. Notwithstanding
the disputes ofthe National Assembly. the 1r-
nation of a church Constitution Charter has been
al last agreed upon.
Corfu, Jaiy 2i--We know nothing precise
respecting the plan OF lord Cocnrane or the
force under his command. Redschid Pscha
has turned towards the interior of Greece. but
there are there 1000 resoute soldiers to subdue
who will cost him trouble, time and many iien
The Constanlinople fleet has returned iof the
second time to Ndsarn, and left the field clear
for lne four Greek brgs WHICH Lord COchranc
has left 10 blockade the entrance Of the Cult oil
Coriuth.
The accounts from Gonstantnople are to the
l0th of July. The ministers of the Allied Powers
held frequent conferences and couricrs were
daily coming and going. Reports were circula-
ted there, that an Englishsquadron, with a large
body oitfopps was to proceed to the Medlter- |
ranean
The Loudon Sun of the 22d ult SAYS, " We |
understand it Is expected advces will reach
town before the end OF the present week from
which viii bring accounts Of the |
way in which the Dvan has received the Treaty |
for the pacifcalion OF Glrcce Apprenenslons
thatan explosion ofsome sort will
al,e place in Constaniinople on the receipt OF
that Treaty"
Mr. Canning, it seems. has according to the !
London papers, died poor ; his property is sworn
under e., 900 though he vas economical IN AIS
habits IL WAS supposed tnai some mark pub
lac gratitude would be bestowed on his children
t they we're in condition to need IT,
Lord Vim. Bentinck had mad an audience OF
the king and taken his leave, prepai atory to his
departure for india.
Mont Binllc.-Mont Blanc was ascepded on
the 24th 18th Of judy, by tow Englishmen. Mr..
fellows aud MIR. Ha"es AIDED by me guides,
they attained the summit without much Official
". but the clouds prevented them enjoying any
\ Jew when there.