The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

already uoysd 10 Jcui Bazaar. qhe GGnd
yizier has effected HI. junction With lius.eih PA.
cha.
The campaign may noe be considered as
nearly At M end.
According TO the intelligence brought by q
French brig from the Moies The second Egyp.
tan convoy from Alexandria Ras rh The coast.
Ibratin was 10 embark with the second conVpy
The consen'i lou foI lhe evacuation Ot the Morea
has given z ssl d,spieasure 10 the Porte. The
Vioeroy o. Egypt excused himself by saying
that he had been compelled 20 sign the CON
ven,ior By the ihfsM Of Admiral Codtington to
bloekade all the Egyptian ports, and bombHrd
Alexandria.
The following article IL extracted from a
Par, paper we received this morning
Fenna Sept. 22.-The Russian Bulletin OF
Sept. OH. detailing the affairs which have ia
ken place near Choumla, has produced here a
great ge,naiion. L. /, believed that the Grand
Vizier. HIeI his junction wit liusScin Boy, will
renew the attack upon the Russians, aud should
he succeed, q general retreat on HEN part must
he the consequence But even should they beat
the Turks n Il cutter Yarna, il 10 almost sure
that they will recross the Danube TO take up
c%anionmenis during he autumn and winter.
The Emperor Nicholas promised the Empress,
when be quilted her. that he should soon zee
her in ST Peiersbnreh"
IRELAND.
Addren Of Mr.. O'LOnnsH Mr.. OiConnell
has addressed n letter 90 the people Of Iippera
~ III which after thanking them for attending
to their own aud their country's true Interests,
hy putting an end 10 the sanguinafy faction,
Which had prevailed so long amongst them. he.
with great energy aud At great length, rnior-
crs be advice of the Association for the disco,-
finnance OF meetings. which had no longer an
object, but are mischief Gus IA n high degfee.
Hr peaks Of a plan for the general pacihcatiou
of Ireland, by which the people will be divided
into clubs OF about 100 each, aud which he
means tn submit to the Association, when pro-
p rly malured,
Outrage on Mr. Sieete.-On Saturday last
there as meeting held IN Limerick, Tor the
purpose of iustIIuiIDg a Brunswick Club. at
which there was n %slneulaf deaitb of the gen.
OF property aud Influence IN the county
Towards the close oithe proceedings MI. Steele
The able. liberal, aud influential advocate Of his
Catholic COUNT ymen. w1o thought II hrs duty
10 allend the meeiing as Il member Of the Assoc
CiatloD, was treated with tn most ruilian vio
lence, IN attempting To address the chair, or la
Their on showins himself, aud htally, iorcibly eiec-
led from he room. The exGiiem. ~ prod ced by
I Is violence amongst the Catholics, was very
bntM Steele, who preserved the great.
GOODNESS, calnnns,, aud temper throughout,
succeeded, by his entreaties aud exertions, in
preventing any violent manifestations Of the po-
pnlar Indignation Mr.. Sterile, our readers arc
IS n Protestant and a magistrate.
Protestant Deciardi0M-This important do.
cuineni continues TO recriye the signatures of
the most iafuentiaI men in Ireland. At the
head Of the list is The Duke OF Leinsfer, aud his
Grac" ia followed by four Matquisses, thirteen
Esrls, fse VIscounts ten Peers, and n long roll
o .%nenlbe,s # Parliamrut and gentlemen.