The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-06
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- -. ,o ,frr 9Th ultimo. incln.,T
ips o''.,,,,,rs ri hc jiizd dmjGsafofs from
.DLi,,liuopis --Despatches had reached Lon
.,..,,,piiirating the important iho"Gh mol
IN ,..f,.i. information al the departure "i me
ueeNp ,,,b,,.alors from Consianlnoplc on the
sih Dee ,,,-.,;,,., ,,r,,.ool,,; J., tho FIRST
y. ;, ss,srna. and from thence he would
lh''' II, NJ de l;ihaaupierrc had gone 10
The destination of Gu. Gnilleminot
'a' L,o,yu. Private letters rom Co"-tan-
va '.,,t, that the Allied Amba SSadors recei-
NM. li,dp,f attention from the Diyan and al
-. +, that CITY, who all expressed an earnest
on 1T they would remain until they should
". t,rihpr instructions from tneir different
Courts ,,,,,,l., Cad. s..,,,,r ,.,
ID his uililngn"ss 10 g1ant an arnisiIcc 10
cocks. but that Mr. Canning declared thai
- the treaty If the ca e July was talIY adj
nm - it wa his fixed determination, and that
ofb. colleagues, 10 Withdraw from the sublime
Forie. .c....... ,......,.. ,..,,,..,,,;-
-, the III Of Dee, has brought tie follow
aeiniehgrare -
W. The Sublime Porte. after an extraordinary
,,,rI met 10 deliberate npon afnrs oi Impoi-
,.c had renewed us refusal 10 accept the IN
s,antion of the Powers signing the Treaty
ta,dou The conference with the Anbassa-
3.,s,t Con stantino,'c was dissolved.
:. The Russian Envoy was 10 embark on the
,od,y. the r,ench AM English AmbaSsa-
Jr. we're To sci of ON The following day. Their
ssnort, had been again refused, However, II
,g,s known that the Pacha of bosrhorons would
allow thrVessrl 10 pass ~ whlch NJ. Tie hl'eau-
MERE was embarked.
ssatrhp P,fte vas making every 1preparaion
tl~,y,r II is reported that lharr Pacha who
,,,oanded the Turkish fleet at Navarino, is
.ppaintcd Capt Pacha.
Tie populntion oCConstantnople appears to
bedeenly atietei'
The porte would not acknowledge the pro
,t,p ,fih, amba SSador of the Netherlands
,T he subjects the three Allied Courts; the
portn IN lrrtook 10 protect Them. Nearly all
L,dre.olycd 10 remain ut Constantinople where
oyer, thiuc was PEI fectlv Tranquil
q Nonsirur de Ribeaupierre had gwen TO his
colleagues full powers to arrange with the com
m,nde,s oCthe allied squadronS the measures to
b taken in opposition 10 the Porte. II is thought
fiat one ofthrSe measures will be the establish
,pent of station at the entrance ofthc Darda
naIles for tie purpose OF preventing thu trans.
mort ofmcn, arms, ammunition and provisions.
which might he forwarded on account of the
Turks
q Letters from Admiral de Rigny, received
;bis morning make no mention of the event at
Sron
cbapqe in The French Ministry The letters
from Pari, bring intelligence of the resignation
oh. De Villela. aud the report Of the formation
OLA Ministry composed chiefly of moderate
uan-chiphy those who have en0vcd the conn
5eoee Of the Dannhu. Nothing however, can
vel be announced with certainty bnt If those
who have been named as lilsel, to I'll the chief
oaicps ofthe Ministry two VI NJ Nartignac K
Cnilloninot. accompanied the Dauniin in Spain.
and two others, NJ. NJ Roy and Past9re j are
members OF his council
II probable that moderate government OF
,is description NAV satisfy all the RoyalIsts,
except the more violent, aud the Jesut-ridden
members of that party, and that II will not
meet with any strong opposition from the liner
as Any change which ras France of the fan-
aiics If the last Ministry will he benefit APP
preciaed 10y all parties except the fanatics them
sa'ges.
Thus then il woull appear that the affairs OF
me east of Europe arr assuming an Important
alIl1ae indeed more than at any period
snre the misun dets standing with the Porte COM
manced II oow becomes a question whether,
q was before hiniPd, secret engagement ex-
j. aud has existed for mon his paSt between
H. Grand Seignior and the Emperor Francis
ftr the support Of the former, by the latter, a
B,lnst the overwhelming forces ofRussia.
gentleman with whom we have converSed,
l. dho qnitrd Paris late IN Thursday evening
sys that the prevailing feeling in that capital
tata war between the above mentioned powers
4 was inevitable, unless the Influence Of Great Bri
/ I nwrre pxerteh 10 the utmost every thing per
h'ps will depend on England as to the result Of
1 I crisis
The report ofthe destruction of the fleet at
4 50. was without any foundation
Most orthe English merchants had left Con.
sianlinoplc although they were assured by Tur
lsb officers, that they might remain in safe
IN British and French stocks had not varied
rore ihan ordinarily
II, remarked that in ordinary cases, the
tffantauce 81 the departure nrthe ambassa-
VI Inn CnnsantnOplc would amount 10 a
eltraiiol of var hat in the present case the
7 're has not manifested ans disposition active
IL hostile, 1n1 tie fore thu Nlipd Power, cannot
N lashre do moe than pursue the measures or
EQUALLY resolved upon fnI securing he indepen
asnce ofGtrece and m act of h Stty against
'fkev would be jaStiiiahln. but such as is ne.
es>afY or establishing Gre k Independence. II
,"d indeed, that the Russian army had order,
9et9ssthe pru1h. If this be correct. il is evl
u NJ mat the NllrS think that their object can
Or gained without general war upon the
ne TO compel in the shortest time a reconcile
..'o OF the Creek nation But this j. quite con
~ 70 tn" line ma kel Out frr themselves in
nea'y ofJnly last ana We should entertain
s'sf doubts as 10 the Justice oftha new course.
[Lirerpooi 4atsriiser.
r. - London, Suq3av Ecenin4. Ian 6.
Az allegation IN some the foreign journals
large body of Austrian troops having con-
Sfl, "ed o" the ''ontes of the principalites oi
,.''"a and Wal achid, receives some cnunte-
muir We hear ais, TIA our own Ministers
rs' edt on the affirmation. aud ia fact some
'""'n OF the same was sen over by Lord
dag. MS 10 the course OF yeS'e'-
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