The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-30

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fereni are The irrl,ngs OF that sosrrsigu, mat ~
are sure We do not misrepresesi Them. when &c
say. that he experiences fhe greaisst satisfaction
with The fra,k, co.hding s,Ht cordial conduct
OF our foreign affairs otsl,r score aftie erpefi'-
ton 10 Greecs. Equally antInadsd - the
sfa,emrai that the b ench J~eyerunsDi were A.
bout adopting vigorous mrasares against Nus
sls. There never ha, been = purpose To oppose
Russia, for there IS no d,strua az To her 'nien.
tio.s The Emperor has given The most sat
isfaciory and solemn assurance, aud nothing has
vet occurred 10 shake our faith IN Them.
Our chief object 10 this article, IS "a refiiie the
stories rs 10 the want OF cordialay betseen ibi'
country aud France, 81 tbs count aud X Iss,a
or between FfBace, Russia AID inis country
These powers as according 10 o well known
and open pol,cy. respecting Greece fiancs
aad England were moi able IL IL rue, 10 pieyen
war between Russia and Turkey, but they res
with entire confidence upon the assurances o
the Emperor Nicholas. that he has neither th,
wish nor the intention 10 destroy 81 disnembeI
the Ottoman Empire. -Noreovrr, t.agiaad ano
France are persuaded, that Ausifia has eqoa
ia Oh ia the Empsror's assurances and designs
as well.As they 10 omit no eGort-4 aoiieabie ip
fefpenksAsf 10 se-eStnbfigh peace
A despatch from Vice Adms2l de Rigney,
dated tom Nayarit,o, gives the anicniars, OF
ihr departure from'ihe M1rca Of three hongpad
alhaniaus, who wefe IN the sersite of lbfahinl
Pacha the French admiral sent the corvette II
oho 10 the lslhmns Of Corioth 90 see that those
reireatinp marauders carried With them 10
Greek cantiyes-rin which the Eehn succeeded.
IN passing into the gulf thr Echosas fred up
IN by The forts IN poss ss,on Of he Turks. aod
was much min ed in tbr h6li and spars,sna
had seven mon 0obuded. The fire was, by. spe.
rial order MITE adm raj, not returned The dlsot-
DERBY Albapians took fprcIble possession Of the
port Of Palros, wren AIkmoi Pacha comnsnn.
,ied for lbrahim, having FIST killed Alkmet, who
endeayored TO reduce the refractory troops to
ordrr
Lospos, Sept. IL. The arrangements rela.
I've 20 ne admiralty are definitivcly srtiled.
Lord Melville replaces the Duke Of Clarence.
The board Of admiralty will II is affirmed. be,
composed AZ heretofore ofthe first lord of the
al nirally aud four others. Lord Ellenborough
succeeds Lord Melville a. pr sIdent of the
board nf control. CO1uier.
RussIA -Odern, Aug 25.-A Courier from
General Pa5kewitch annonuces the taking of
Achaschil an Prpprschale ia the Pachaiick Of
Erzerum Several thousand prisoners am 81
Standards fell into onr hands.
il is asserted hat the Emperor has declined
the Intervention Of lord Heytesbnry in the war
against Turkey. rs TO tie departure Of the
Emperor for The Army, it is said he will FIST
visit the port 81 SebssIopol aud mis- military
works and the troops Of that cans,n. The iOtl
Sentember the Emperor viii debhrk nj Chiu-
siruHa. whence he viii proceed to Head Quar-
iers.
august 2G-Ne h We Intelligence from Con.
stautinuplr OF thr an ofihis month. Tn Ghand
Vizier was slill Mt Ddud- Parbn, detained by a
new con piracs among the Jan'ssatles,
a 3 Il ~ a. - -. l.. aVa aztra
hons. On that account. the displaying of the
standard ofihe prophet had, it is sid, been de-
mvrd. Other Il :counisf from ConStant'nople of
The 25th August. tecrise ed 10y the way OF Bel
gra o, announce hal GrnrIai Rudiger, hasiug
penctr itcd To E~sfi-Samboul, between ChouWla
and Adrinnoplr. had been rpulsed with loss.
AusrglA -HIeHna, fH Srpt,-A report Is
circulating that the Turks OF the garrison O
Widiin. have succeeded in cutting the line Of
communication OF the bascgers-so that Gene
raj Gel mar has been obliged to fall back on
little WalIachia, 10 defend his rear. u is added,
howevet, that the TWks had been eventually
driven back into WIddln.
A telegraph despatch tfnm Taulon announces
that the expedition 70 The Norca arrived on The
ooh August. aud that the troops wrte 10 be Ian
ded n, Calamata.- it'azctie de tfnnce 10Th
Sept
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says-on the 18th in tant. the Turks 10 the num-
hcr If . 600. made a sortic from their entrench-
ed camp ofkalrfol, Opposite WlddIn,) and adj
vaucrd ~ Ezeroy, upon the road TO CrnJnya,
gaining possession of all the magazines, Prov
sions. aud forage collect ted there, aud some
thousand pf caltle-devastafing atthe samt tune
the whole DISTRICT of pehedrnz General Geismai,
having received roinloroenrn's, succeeded ia
driving them hnck. They took with them, how
ever. 10 Niddin. the numerous nerds they had
got possession of.
The turks also make frequent sortles from
Gae,gele0 aud from SitiSirid. They ale, It is
true. always repulsed but they occasion great
loss To ihe besiegers.
Itis computed in The London Musical Re
views, that Mademoiseile Sontag gained, in
london. by singing. hetween the 9th April.
1879, aud the 9Th July, more money than the
amount Of all the previous earnings Of her lie.
Her receipts from the Kings theatre aluue
were upwards oftwenty thousand dollars.
Nd. GasfHe.
II is stated that there are Z az hundied gaur-
raj. highly paid on the present military estab
Iishment of France. 10.
writer in the London Morning Chronicle
hol Is this language.
l mere u no t'ellyihg ihP Nas' sopc'ipi"y w
the Americans to the English in naval sunnerv ;
and the reason is obvious. In America tie Off
GERS INST earn the naval setvicc--in tngLand
the relations ofthe officers must learn their Par
lianeniary service and this makes all the diier-
ence. The Guerrero Java, Macedonian, and
ohnnnon, LOST IN their actions with Amefican IN
gate. mere by one third Than our whole fleet M
the great victory Of -. Vincents. The follow
ing table Vii show the immense destruction Ell
fected by the Smerlcan fire, compared to that of
any Other nation. The first column is a rough
calculation ofthe guns engaged, and the latter
is an accurate statement of the killed and wound
ed -
Lord Howe's victory, 900 LOGO
Lord buncHn's. 100 1oi
Lord St. Vinccnt's LOO $40
The Nile. LILO 800
Trafalgar. 1850 1884
American Frigaies, 10 ooi
So that the sung uinaiv battle oil Camperdown
did not cost H. twice orr loss in engaging four