The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17

I'D Ia "a. A. mitch enthusiastic drvoiiaa 10
The religious h.iIef Amen they have inheriled
tiom their ancestors exists nov, ambns thai peo-
pie "s nd u, any anieoeslent period. They must,
t1o, have p'oi,ed b, the uaeAsmfird diffusion
VI htsllle ehee since til"i Iituc. and ate neees.
saiiiy more ail.r to the Zee proei,y which rAiSis
Get"eep The rights Of the oliizen ana he dniy of
the government-th The only r>c,r lon TO which
RECIPROCITY, W believe. TO nj in the situation
OF Ireland, IL fhe utter denta, Of The first and the
es"etion 81 tht Lass, 10y the British government.
Such q ST. o. thug, canns, continue to exist
much lor5sf and protraclion will ony render
the explosion nore Tremendous.
Vim regard to the situation of England. tho
Conil,eata p5,0sr., Greece aud Turkey. II i. die
feu't to arrl2e al aat satisfactory conclusion
VIZ may -, iadgc,. Of any conclusion. Even
the London aaa'., t,alous Tor their asiute spec
%ulalions GA : iroNcan pot't,c,, and for their mp.
pafeatiy ta1atry SaowlelSe of he designs ofaIl
lis h,0ss hud oaalnefs, betote they are diyulge ed
tn IN" word a,' utaerl, a fault, when they
aiirmp' IA thread re Iabyr,ntl. Portugal
has az 1sul - on the ,hrune, .pud The right
tni nns,F.tpr is seeking rpi1ee nj The English
Court, sad .hFpjatelv receive1 With lbp hn.
nors paid 10 he R3yai few who /" come into
The world req bootei and spnrr4d. to ride
on the basgs ~ re rest of mankind
Span. rrdnes't' me most abjact poverty
governed b. lhc masi odiogs t%vrants, and
ehfsed win a hig'4e. hierarchy. is always
7pe Tor revolution France, without any ap-
pafent obirrt IN Wv, ppt to carry Into cffrrt
e Treaty Of bon ioa al Tue OH OF July last,
for the parIiea0lo9 81 Greece. sends army after
amy to tne fiorea. Russia, with the olive
branch IN "ne Hani AID the sword 10 the 9th
er, Is pouring her harharons herdes into Tur-
KeH--holding OUT assurances OF a pacific pur'
pos, whilsi she maies demands which she
StfoFo VII not be eseaieh 10 as long as the
Salfanscan raise rF my to defend his terrific.
~. A"d lie fema'n@rr OF Euro pc is sitting
quietly by, gaaing al the complicated scene
without whispering a syllable, but watching
the result with dep anxjcty.-5uch IS the
picture presented by the transatlantic world
Wlsi may grow out OF it, is beyond orr ken.
That hearl-Durni0gs and jeaipnsies are ulrea-
jy beginning To- manifest Themselves, is very
certain. England Is murmnrine Al the injury
which her commercial interrslq vii sustain by
the blockade Of the Dard4nellcs-sn the
~irading London paper. supposed 10 speak tho
sentiments OF the Ministry, has noeauivocally
declared thai il wll' moi be permitted 10 be
enforced. This assertion derives a show Of
confirmation from The fact that a barge British
feet is about to sail, destined to that quarter.
on the Other hand. Rlssia seems determined
TO enforce 1.-THE movements Of France,
too, unless they be perfectly understood Ly
eithc Powers, witch ur much doubt, will
not fail to excite suspicion. When She oh
tains n firm footing in the Morea, Win she
surrender IT lesceahly when She knows haiti
Will, under the adminiti ration ofthr President
of Greecr. Capo dlstria, he mere rnvinreof
Russia, whose arm,es are now IN full march 10.
wards CoesiantiDople, To obtain, (as The En-
perar Nicholas snys,),' indemnity iur tie past
aud security for the fninre"-hnt 10 We he
lleye. to realize. il he can, ihr dreams OF con.
quest and ambition which The Empress Cail,s.
rine so fondly indulged in, of placing a Ru,si
M prince on the Ottoman throne, and con.
@verling the Mlssulman Mosques into Greek
Churches , Wa doubt whether France will
b, not keep what she wins. And il the object of
RUSSIA he conquest, and not indemnity, what
srt will Sweden, Austria aud Prussia be call.
ed on Ia act7 They cannot see tlrir already
too powerful u~eighbor sddina new bounduric.
to his empire. and additional legious To his
ranks, without concerning some measures for
their defence and proteciion-lesi in 3 slori
time, they meet with The tat" of Poiaud-Ge
swallowed by Inc ifYiaihan OF the land.
These conflicts of interest, aud these iaars,
hopes aud jealousies, may he %rreonciled with
out a general war. But, il they be, We shall
be disappointed,
We close these crude and has,y specula.
lions with Tue following eAiraci from a letter
from u Paris corrsspondent ofthe Editor If
tue " CoHrier des Atat3 Ults,' French paI,",
published in New York.-Ihe Editor says,
that his correspondents IN Europe are too in.
t~eliigent Ia he deceived nnd too candid 10 de-
oeive. aud if it be gu, his opinions, (Which, in a
great degree, concur with our oWnI are not
unworthy of attention
al must take this opportunity Of Informing
YOU of 4 great scheme, the reality Of winch
with difficulty credit, but which j, generally
whispN eel throughout Germany. IL Is sand
that Austria, alarmed ri the Hsccuinncy which
Russia has gained over her, and trembling ior
the ISSUE OF the measures o. this power against
Turkey, is employed ~ devising means 10 raise
a 5arricr to the ambition of the Car. Ia cast
ing her eyes around hen, they have been ikea
upon Poland. The coalition of this coantry
has attracted her attention. She has seen he.
tied hand aud foot, aud delivered 10 the woke af
barharisn -of Constantine. who Exercises over
her the most odlous tyranny. The Poips, ioa.