The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-16
a. DREIGIfa
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the arrival at New York, of the Canada,
Capt Rogers, we have Liverpool papers To the
Sd, aud London to the lst ult. l9 days later than
we have before received. We extract the follow
ing from the New York Dafy Advertiser:
Warm debates took place in the French legis-
latives assemblies, OH the answer TO the Kings
speecb, particularly relating 10 the affairs of
Portugal. The answer was carried notgi,stand-
ing th4 warmth o. opposition. The Laedon Cour-
iel ofDec. 3Ott says-"The ministers OF Charles
\. have proved themselves alike the friends Of
France and Europe, by their cordial co-opera-
ton with England, in cndeavouring TO repair ex.
iSting evils without tie application OF SO sove'e,
SO dangerous, and 50 hazardous a remedy as
war.
The London Observer Of Dec. 3lst says -
d" Expresses from berlin aud from Vienna have
brought the sentiments Of those courts on the
Kings Massage. and on tie interference of.
England in the affairs OF Portugal. They en-
trey accord, it ia said, with the view taken bv
tbs country, OF 8hich. indeed, lirle ioubt could
have been entertained. The whole conduc, Of
The Austrian Cabinet with regard to Prince Mi
sueI, has Identified il with, and partly pledged
II To support TIE n" state of things 81 Portugal !;
aud Prussia hills f0e t.a.fD potta Z IA part IL KIT
ropran politics 10 venture T., oppose tie xii Of
England, even II any secfel Wishes to that effect
were estetlaiacd,
The King Of Prussia was seriously indisposcd
ON the 2Utll Dec
Lord and Lady Cochrane were at Geneva on
thc 10Th Dec.
\ leitel from Smyrna Of Nov. 9 lin the Oricn-
'ai Spectator say, thJt the great f~soyincc OF
IL, Turkish empire must furnish 10000 uen,
W: Natoiia, 45J.e90; ,RDmelia, $4,000; Con
sfanrinoplc and Us enyiIons, 10000, Bagdad
and Arabil, 81 80.
G~reecc-lettcfs Eom Ancbna, dated 18th a
Nv state that tte Greeks had made a most
successful resistance nj Athens. Nothing had
been heard of the EgypIao fleet, nor offs hay-
ing left flcxandria-lbral.im Who had entrench
ed himself at 1ripolitza, was exposed to the
greatest distress by his policy in running the
harSes's. Fifteen cargoes of provisions had
been forwarded from Ancona TO the Greeks at
the expense otthe French and Swiss Consuls.
From TN J0uTHat de PgriS.
FRANKFORT on the ODE, Dec. IL.
private ~etiiis)-Lcttets from several mer-
Giants at Pcfa, state that the steps taken by the
ambassadors Of tie great powpi to terminate tie
affairs OF Greece, begin 10 be 50 active Us TO eise
= hope that his important negotiation will end
satisfactorily. Already il is said that country
will be divided into two Ilespodartats, and thai
a prince of The house of Canlac,,zeuo vii be one
OF the Hospedars. This, however, needs
co raation,
News from Cunstontinople 10 the 9th of No
Yemher, mentions thai the Sultan continued his
eScriions for the organization of his new troops.
The city remained tranquil.
A private letter from Geneva states, that Lord
Cochrane was preparing to att,ck the Turks,
The vessels composing his squadron are said to
be at Glib altar. He had just reinforced it with
two steam boats and some gun boats, purchased
in the ports of France and Italy and was pre-
pairing Immediately to take the command with
them. He has not thought fit TO explain be-
fore hand the plan for the campaign, We
should not however, be surprised, fine began BY
~biochading the port Of Alexandria. where il is
supposed he has secured beforehand, friends
among the Franks, and perhaps, even in the
council ofthe Niceroy.
Although NO authentic or official act has yet
hansplred from Madrid, in which the submits
sion Of Ferdinand to the demands OF England
and France is recorded The fact ofthat submits
sion is no longer a question. All the accounts
from the Spanish capital prepare us Tor such an
instrument bur the point on which conjecture
now turns IS, the nature ofthe pledge. or guar
antec, which ne either can or will give, to salts
fy us that his professions and his conduct will
correspond.
A private letter, dated Lisbon, Goth Of Decem.
Der, mentions that the 9TH and 25th English re-
gnncnts, were landing on C~hristmas-day which
the inhabitants considered a favorable omeu
The progress of the insurgents was slow. The
Marquis de ChdIe's advanced troops, in place
OF m%archdg on operto, were on the direct road
To Lisbon, tor the purpose, according to report,
OF striking a grand blow at the capital, they
marched upon Viseu and Coimbra. 1t was
confidently stated that ala engagement had Ia
ken place, but not of a decisive nature, but by
the result, two Of the Marquis dc Charve's re-
gments are stated to have laid down their arms,
and afterwards Joined the Constituencies.
Mr.. kean, the tragedian, arrived at Liver
poole on the 3lst December i'll the ship Silas
Richards.
The Message of the President of the United
States is published at length in some of the En-
glish papers. .
Paris papers have been received in London
to the Both of December. The rumours circu-
lating in Paris represent the proceedings Of the
tecret Committee of the Chamber of Deputies