The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-17
FOnEIss INrELLiGEsCE
sErEN DAYS LATER Rom EUaorI.


SEVEN DAYS bAfEa FROM EUROPE.
ne London d,ackei ship Leeds. Capt.
Spfagas. ainyed al New YORK on Thursday
from Lnaden aud Paftsaoutli. ~. Tiig sailed
irom the iaiisf pet ~ the yih uliitno. BY this
aulisal Tie editors of the Contnef & Al Advertiser
nave received London papers to the evening Of
Ia. .nclusiye.
II will be sfes d, De-. sat,aels gwen below
fro nrior and the Sun, that the rspor-
I'D blyes Al = the Dsrdsneilss. by the Russians
Is truf. aud tOerc are SOM ,ooica,rots mat tins
nca.afe may possibly Interrupt the good
understanding Lei.een Great Bniain aud Rus
STA.
Sir T. Codrington arrived on the 9Th 10 the
Wafspiic. "a guns. From Malta, when he l.ff
on ihr ~ All. Tho combined gects we're in
Nsysrih, waiting The arrival OF Cap. Campbell
q he Blonde, i'Igsie, will the EGYPTIAN trans
po<k Tor Tie convey nnce Ut the second division
OF i5fahim'. army.
Dor dates from Odessa are 20 tn 18th of Sep
ienber from Choumla ~ the l7ih from Vssaa
10 the lsti, Vienna To-. ne 20ib, Gonstanfinople
TO the i2iii. Inc arrival oil The Emperor see ms
TO have impaired n fresh impulse milo the besie.
gi"R army Al Wanna, ior their Efforts are not oI.
~ unceasina, but decidedly successful, MS will
appear by the al Joined accounts. The I,ns,ians
maintained ineir position brfofe Cho0nila not
- Outstanding The difficulty OF obtaining forage.
Inc LDurei, aiter mentioning that the opera.
lions before Shoumia linger, adds tina, " No
iurilteT attacks bave been made upnn tie Iuiiss
Ii is esilrai ih't tue Russian army viii sum
make a Ieirogade movement indeed, the hos
d ais aud magazines have already moved 10
Jeui bazaar. Inc Grand NlsieT has effected his
j%u1ciion with iius.lrn Pacnt Inc campaign
may nov he cons deicd a. Il. AIRY al an cnd. =
The Ssn adas, tina 10 be- able % INA ntEin n
position while b'ssig NC . ,orres, Is bui u poor
boasi and evidently y Gs To The Conclusion tiai
tile beaisgeTs we've in "a worse predlcainent ilIan
the besieged, Other accounts say thai the hu,
sians abe preparing 10 tall buck ON their resour-
ccs."
From Consiantiuople We learn that the cnpi.
tai was enjoying ,hc greatest tranqailily but
the anger OF the sultan continued uDalaied "a.
eainst the Paeha of Egypt Tor having consented
10 the evacuation o fuTeece by lbrahim Pdcla.
The people were continually amused with re-
porls OF victories which the Porte published
without intertnssion, but IN which the inhahi.
,anrs OF Pera were not disposed To pa, Impticii
fn -. II is said tue SPANS we're hoverng oven
the Russian army AS tai as the DanuDe, aud
had capture the military chest containing 0OU,.
eDO silver rubles. The Porte Is SAID 10 tiay.
dispatched courir,s both 10 the ficcroy ut r.
gypt, aud 10 lbrahini, In oriei, IT possible, To
prevent the convention with Admiral CodIng-
ton from being carried into e1ecr. Il wa as
serted NJ COnslanl4nople thai accounts from Al
uxandfia stated that Ine ylceroy had. with great
! pusnance. agterd 10 the evacuation OF the Mo-
feH; and was mdnced 10 give the order 30 thai
ehrc' aoirly b. the threat OF GdmIral Codring
ton TO blockade all the pOfls Of Egypt, aud 10
bonbird that OF A.rxRudria, uniess IbrahIm
received ,ns,t nc,ioas 10 quiz the pelopou- |
" E.gvnni ti. Rus.iun Ifan.us ar Al
eNandril, had ceased his functions, aud recon-
the Russian subjects to the piolcctlon
of the Co"sul of the NeU,crlahhs.
w arm from 81. Petersburg thai the Rus |
slams were resolved upon Inaning further efforts !
10 recruit then army, a. order 10 carry on T. ]
war agni $ Turkey with add ional yig1r and
that u third levy is TO be made q! four out ofevt- |
~ $40 meu ihroughou, Rns,a. This tsaysihe
SUM y a JorcitIe ca,nmen'ary upon the Emp !
ror', professions of moderation Reckoning the !
of men IL Russia capable OF hearing
arms, AT 10 milIons, the proportion of four !
out oil every 900 would produce a levy Ut l1J,-g
oN. !
The rrpuri. saws the London Courier, OF Tur- |
kr, meaning - declare war against France, Oh
n ms ~ with thc Pa 80 paaer'. shiCb, argue, !
iba, AN the intention OF the Porte. was known to be
rs hostile n, y 81 10 the emancipation VI ereece
asa inkt,I Rrm, Ia safi 10 or des.ineI
10 the MOred, 10 act hgatnst tbt Frcnch, "A
declaration ofwar may naturally be expected.
Gree =, from III nccounts of the German pa
prs appears Ia he more tranquil tnan usual
Al Alta, aud other places IN mai district, ihr
people seem inclined Ia arrange then differences
" Nth the Porte and the Alblnan ,hieis have
esteti q pelItinu 10 the sultan. ~ which
they only ask Tor Il cuange of The local Junction.
-. -. I..- 4z... - -. I
IN ihr muh nv of The upops unde General
Church.-Ihp denpral aud hS colleague, Lord
Cochrane, have been slngular!y unfortunate IN
Greece they wsnt there coris'h Of victory, IN
the nidst of the acclams,ions Of all .hr Philh l.
lonc9, and both have been oblige To by the
country Tor fear of being murdered by their
friends.
On the 81 October the L.ord Lieutenant Of
Ireland issued n proclamation. az " ,chatter rect-
nag that meetings were held by armed people
from all quarters, acting IN nod"N aad underi a.
ders rxhih,tng symbols o gal concert aud
union. &o. ne prohibits such meetings. from be.
ing hr,d ~ future, aud commands all sherifs
aud other officers, executive and judicial 60 take
measures 10 prevent aud suppress them.
The culture of Corn in Engtdnd.-rhe editor
of the Standn, d says -
" MIR. Cuhbpti, along with a description Of
his Indian Corn, has sent ns an eur Of II, which
so far AS we can Judge, is fully ripened, aud Is
certainly very beautiful aud n loaf of bread, OF
which ,Indian corn meul forms, he says, a cou-
siderable part. The loaf We have touched, tas-
ted, and handled. aud il certainly is very sweet
and nice. Tho summer has been so vefy un-
unfavorablc thar we inlnk MIR. Goblet IL JusItfi-
ed IN anticipating the introduction OF i"d'"n
corn ms Il permanent crop, since II has pros
pered 30 well undei such untowari c"enn's'an-
crs."
The Whole of the hate Kings library, which
is valued AZ Elo,OO0, is now placed upon the
shelves Appropriated 10 it's reception IN 'fa nc"
room NJ the British Museum.
BLOCK ABE OF TUE DARDtNELLES.
d" Foreign Office, London, 0et. l.
al NJ. Governmrn, have received 'niorma-
ton that il is the intention OF u. l. NJ me I'm
peror of Russia. to establish the blockade OF Vhe
Dardannelles. This blockadf Will he h'nI'ea 10
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