The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03

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~ MI, lie dsio~ing extracts
Admiral Ga,iringiuts ttie date "f the ~
,.,cs "a. act.ysl, -,upayea IN repsiriag as
damaged xe.scis ~ ash5 aud Zsnte he had
,s.aea or,lr,s tor all vessels sail & TO the Oar.
dann.fir. 10 be Stopped aatiI thcanteiligrncc Of
The etfsef II the late drlraf shall have reached
fhe eopabiped squssrous. from Cansisifineple
II ans currently reported on Change, the AZ.
ielneon. fhat blood lad been spill AZ smyrna
an ths ARRIVAL of intelligence Of TIE late glo.
rioux engagement Of Nasarmo. Il was said
that almost ali the resident Fraaks had bern
barnarsnsiy nlas.aerecd 10 cold blood. aud that
tl,e Foreign Ambassador had sought refuge IA
size Russian ships lyiug ntithe port We have
made very miaa,e inquiry respecting the a
have report aud We have much pleasure 10 sta
iinR that nc have every reason 20 believe u 10
Be uarrY without foundation, II may there.
fore be regarded a. one OF those vague fumours
which are the never failing olisrrings OF grand
political events, Ike that lately acted ON the
waves al The Nasaf'nn.
PIua. GossrAsflyaPIE. Dcf 81 --Conflsipn
aul ditmay feign N all quarters OF tins CITY. A
suecfssipn Old sasters has caused display OF
rage and fear hardening Ga tnanlaclsm, II would
app,ar bY a despatch forwarded by the English
Admin 10 our Ambassadors here, that the
who'll uffhe 1urco Egyptian deeJ had been de
sltovcd IN the bay Of Navarin On the2cth list.
AND that the batteries OF that pDrt had been rem
deed useless. What is more. the Egyptian
troops are IN stat Of mutiny and starvation,
wandering over the country, and being cai up
10 detad This tragieal news, combined with
the rrccnt destructive fires. seems TO have par.
AVID, IA toto the effects Of the Turks IN their
Wal department All IS al stand still Troops
aud shipping under orders have been counter
man1ed, aud an extraordinary Dyan ordered
10 assemble forthwith Connected with these
events the REFS LiIend has ben dsgracrd,
aud is ~ coniinemcnt--a prelude, Of course, 10
decapiiatlOn. Our suburb - as yet perfectly
anquil. aud, it's 10 be hoped. will remain 40.
Communications with the Foregn Ambassador.
haVe been extremely frequent since the receipt
o this news, and messengers lnnumerable
passing aud rcpaSsing after the usuhl hours Of
diplomatic business. II is the opinion Of The
best informed English here, that NIL must and
irH be settled 10 the entire satisfaction of the
Allied Powers and immediately
sunday Paper.
We perceive blythe Peris Jouroai3ss Debais
that Count Capo d'f5iria, the new Pr ST.
drni OF Greece, has given NJ his private
fortune 10 the public onnsr, and procured
mall lonn for the treasury, which would
answer immediate eEgenrirs. His letter
on the subject brcathcs the mosi generous
devotion.
On the 18Th October, the Austrian Admiral
Dsndolo, presented himself before the barber
Of Sptasin, aud claimed four Austrian vessels
which had bceu captured ly the Greeks for
violation Of their blockade. When it WINS
replied that the matter would be submitted 10
the creek Government, he reioined. that he
Knew no such Government. After seizing, OF
the 18th, the fnnr vessels, he sailed in upon
the c. elk vessels infhe harbor eannonadrd
and tore them in pieces, killed portion Of
'heir crews. and did murh damage on shore.
Thee Is az Official repo5f from spezzia, in
he Paris newspapers, 81 his enormous ou'-
age. Nat Gag.