Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-01

Emperor, 1t IS probable he will no, h
much incommoded by the loss of the oro.,
err part of it. Since the peace Of ISl5
it has been more dangerous TO the S.,
ereign than TO his enemies; and Ne h
lieye that, for the internal peace ~
the country, as well as his own seen
rity, he would be glad to have +.
mower diminished. The Turks ceria;rl.
have not been in such a dangerous sitgai;o.
since their settlement in Europe-tbo,
are already placed between two fires. IT,
Asiatic army will probably be as soon d,
the Bosphorus as that commanded BY N,
Emperor in Europe; and by that time ,Bo
Grand Seignor will have on the side Of tbo
Morea third enemy-a division Of Ferol
amounting to 10000 men ready to coon.
crate with the Russians"
The news of the speedy evacuation Of
Greece by Ibrahim Pacha and his Egy.
tan Arabs, will be received with ihehsb.
est satisfaction by the American public
There is no doubt but that with to
knowledge and consent Of the Porte, fc
European Admirals and Count Capo O..
Istrias have had an interview with lbra.
him Pacha. and have made formal con.
yention with him to supply his army With
provisions from Zante, onhs engaging
70 oyacuate the Mnreo by the beglnnlrS
of August. An English brig was sent 10
| Alexandra to procure the vessels neos.
sarv for the the conveyance Of the trooBs
Til the time the evacuation shall actually
/ be effected, the blockade Of Nayanr5
Gambia, and Alexandra, is merely forte
Durpose of observation, as an armisucs
I'm fact. exists. We fatter ourselves here.
that the Ambassadors Will soon land al
Vourla. Ibrahim has lately released 800
! Greek prisoners, at the request Of Adm.
raj de Rigny.
Eracuatioa of Greece. On the G.hd
July, a conference took place at Alo3oa
between the commanders Of the British,
French, and Russian squadrons, and bra.
him Pacha, when the latter stated he was
prepared to depart with all his forces, and
only waited for transports to convey them
home. The Admirals informed bin ha.
they had orders to prevent him from can.
rying off any Greeks as slaves. to which
the Pacha consented in the fullest manner
After some other arrangements, and az
engagement for the surrender ofthe Gcek
captlvos, the conference broke up, without
{. deciding on the mode in which the Turks
should leave the fortresses in the Alorea
A letter from Zantc, of the 10Th July
says that the Azof and a Russian bng
and afterwards the Warspite, with Coun
Capo d'Istria on board, arrived there On
the night of the Sth. NJ. SandrInI, ODE
Russian Consul, went alongside ihce
vessels; on his return it was reported O.
Zante that Ibrahim would evacuatc la
Morea in twenty days at the tarthcst
PORTUGAL.
Some further intelligence from Lisbm
and Opporto is derived from the Counr
of the 18th and I4th Of July.
Fl The Condo da Flgueira, who was sCh
Ambassador to to Madrid, has not been
acknowledged. and has returned 10 Is
bona fact which shews the ialschood q
the assertion in a Paris paper, that ts
King of Spain had acknowledged Do
Miguel
The accounts from Oporto inform %
that part Of the confscatod property la
been put up for sale, but no one "oaa
bid for it.
At Coimbra most of the houses bid
been shut up, and the city deserted. No
ny of the towns have been abandoned
The troops of Don Miguel have comnt
ted great excuses in their progress ihfol-.
the country. The amount OF mlllll'
and other persons, who have gone l'
Spain, is estimated at 10000.
Some Of the members of the Alcadi- q
Judges, have set of on their sang1.nl
mission to. Ooporto. The rest will lo-''
IN few days.
The Condo de Villa Flor's house 7
Lisbon, has been sold, by public SAFE.
order Of the Government. It vas 500"
/ ,200L.
The Portuguese squadron IS Doc
ding Funchal, the port Of Madeira, y,
the blockade IS acknowledged BY V'.-
Britain. The Courier speaks o.
blockade as as the act Of ''the 6o'''
ment existing in Portugal" 49,
The troops ordered to embark al -
Immediately, amount to about wv 70 b,
VIZ. the lstreginnnt oflufantry, and lt
regiment, with two brigades OF afuC
There are parts Of II regiments "
I line, six Of artillery and cayaly' q,
nineteen ofmilitia and volunteers
a great number Of persons, Of all CO. /.