Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-08

french expedition, aid 10 ratauf
resses occupied by the Arabs and An I'd.
ans delivered up 70 the Greeks 7, ' aaa'
be Indifferent to the Goyernmen, ,ol'e
the strongest fortress in the coont-r " g.
occupation of foreign troops, who n u %
perhaps, give 1t 4 very different sos =
dependence. O' o.
Admiral Sir f. Codrington oo,..
intend to 80 to France immedia,el,.- Guy 3
arrival Of his successor. ItIs s.,5 ~
among the reasons which have indro,,511.
recall, is the indifference with which /.
the Greek prisoners transported 70 r.
whom his Government is now eDdo'r
to relieve.
The conference at Corfu win hoo.
the middle of the month. People s,s
curious to see whether the Porte Win
Plenipotentiary. On the partofG,'D
deputation is expected, or the Pres
himself The nomination of a Con
sion of Government, at Poros. cons.-
of Condurlottl, Zaimi, Mayromiep,g n
the Count Yiario Capod'lstria, to tr,,.
business in the absence of the Pres
renders the latter conjecture very prob.S
The Greek finances are daily inpror
and a new Government may soon he =.
to meet its engagements.
Another equally important, is The i,,.
duction of Courts of Justice and r
of Laws, in Greece. A commission
sisting of lawyers, is said to have bee,
ready appointed to draw up the code m
troops which were distributed undo,
command of Col Hedeigger, at Conn
Micene, and Napoll di Romana. an
only ones which have a regular pns,rr,.
August l0-The French and BrrrS
Admirals had, on the 20th of July a, 7r.
another interview with Count Capo5le
who set out the next day for Poros N
Admirals then sailed for Nayarin.
PORTUGAL.-It is affirmed th,l
blockade of Madeira is only a pretend
one: the usurper, Don Miguel, not ayr-
as vet single ship of war Off The cnS
Some difference Of opinion exists in I,a
land as to the probable result; VALDEZ h
governor, is decided friend of Don Pein
while some letters represent the people d
favourable to Don Miguel.
Three hundred Portuguese officers, pt
gees had arrived at Portsmouth, with k.
priyates, in two Neapoitan briggs Ig
belonged to the Constitutional army m
fed into Spain on the abandonment ofas
cause. They cast a strong suspicion o.
the faith or courage Of their chiefs, vlos
determination to yield they state wa. e,
tirely unexpected. They are chiefly vt
out money in England, and goyeuua
had not determined what to do with iir
The dates from Lisbon are no later 1u
we have received before directly.
The Brazilian frigate Isabel sallcdie
Falmouth on Wednesday. She cam
81 guns and 500 men. She will touat
Madeira on her passage TO the BrazIb d
will land there General Monra g. Pillars
aud some other constitutional Officers
British property was unmolesied ats
bon. A threatening message had 5e
sent to the Lisbon government to ras
Mr.. Young.
No certain tidings had been rcew
England ofthe Russian AdmiraPs ship
FRANCE.--The session Of the Chr
bers, for 1923, was closed by Royal rr
lamatlon, on the 18th.
The first part of the French eHped1l
to the Morea consisted of eight men olu
and forty eight transports, with $40
troops on board.
The second division was to sailoc W.
nesday. 1t was to consist of ihiay
transports, and three men Of war
Courier, anguN q
NAPLES.-The King Of Maple
given out that he shall remould the Goun
ment, on old monarchical prncipIe
formed to the improvements Of the as.