The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-29
Il would %, be slraasg II hon sr,ould sll,dgril-


Graa, 20 be Governor aud ConmAndef.in-
Chief Of tn island NJ Trinidad. and The Larl Of
Br,f,ate to " Captain general and Governor
in. Chief OF the island Of Iamaca. and ifs aapen-
denries
( The Dean of Westminster has positively re-
fused permission to erect monument to Is1fd
byron IN Westminster Abbey.
SIR Edward Codringioa returns from his com
maad IA Inc Mediterranean Of his own Tree &C
oefd. having ~ Is supposed, taken offence OF the
. h,a0.gyga IN tie hing speech.
ora-Slfhngfer vpS about TO proceed on u
mi iofl 10 Brazil.
Mir Dswkins is appointed British Lnvfy to
Greece.
o. the l3th. a report Waa IN circulation that
the Dukrof Wellington had commenced nego-
tation With thr Pope, 10 take some decided step
towards Catholic Emancipation.
Bea'ber md Crops--'lhe state Of the wealth
~ on the iih continued 50 nnisyofable, IS TO
throw 9 gloom over the money market IN the 81
t. An aeconnPirnm Carlisle, Of hug. lIh.
saws that wns The FIRST hne DIV for three eeks,
bat il u continued fine. there would be better
prospects for the bay harvest Many fears had
been entertained for The whrni harvest but The
d,niage done 10 the erops generally IN Northum.
brfand and Durham. bore no comparison TO
The seaihsrn para 81 Yorkshire Turnip crops
are mos abundant. aud olnsrr very generally
good On sunday the 10th August, the moon
.chaag a stler Which day the weather became
idrg add far. In numiIieshire aud Galloway,
according 10 al article IN the COURIER, The green
Ffobs were generally heuefued by all the rain
Asi bal fallen aud there never better
ssfutpetf of infnips and potatees. \ letter from
Norwich. OF August lOth, says that the only dan
GER then apprehfnded 10 the erain, IN the coan-
ties OF lieufnrd, Bedinrd, Huntingdon. Cam
bridge. Suffolk, AND Norfolk. WIS, that it would
tproui 10 lhe ear. Little bad been stacked or
housed. Accounts from Gloucester and Man.
chester Of The same date were 10 the same ehect
aud il 10 propable that the fair weather which
rnsued removed The alarm. ln oiaGurdsbire, IL
was sad thai nothing short al a miracle could
Irstore the hopes cnrfinined NJ the beginning OF
lie month. Ia Hull York, Newcastle. aod
Leeds hopes wee entertained that the damage
done TO hay aud grain would moi he near the eK
ienl AZ Gfa npp,chended. The gross annual va
luc ofihe " bite aud g,een crops Of Britain IS
nanally reri,oned AT 100 millions sterling aud II
even fenh par fails. Immense suffering en-
sues In tho North oi Europe the wheat crop
was represented n. very deficient. The whole
gran stored nj Odessa woulh be required FOR The
ppply Of The hn wan army. Considerable guam
titles, II was expected IN England, would be IN.
ported from Canada.
FROM THE sEAfOF WAR
By the news from the ihralre NJ the Russinn
and Turkish war. III invading army mi the Da-
nube m"ves steadily on, anil powerful descent
has been snecc3sfnliy mnde upon the Asatic
lmkcy by LIE army of the Caucasus. under
Gen. Pnskrwilch. The 81, Petersburg journal,
pfJuly 3lsi, confirms the official inform ,tion
from The lprer, aud ihe,tlIrieeuih Bulletin fiom
Ihr army of ihr Danube, (which is dated the 2Isi
Ut july. announces The ARRIVAL Of the Russians
before fhoumla. II also states hat the .eige OF
Shlstria was tn commence in form un the SAM
day, and that Varna Was vigorously pressed both
by land aud sea. Tie last accounts from Wen
NJ, nier stating TINT the recruiting has commrr-
r'1i, aud thai the provinces exclusive OF The
llu Ealtan contingent are 10 TRise 10000 men
amphhically ndds, that no doubt is entertained
Ia thai capital OF the maintenance IT penre
WITH this opinion, says the Morning Herald W,
confess We eulrcly coincide, aud think il highly
b'oh'hl' that thu H"s mans he allowed To prose.
"te thclr designs agains Turkey. WITHOUT cn-
.oan'erng the flghlcst opposition from any
Power
The Enlctn OF the elst prepares us for ,le.
'l7yc Linw Al thoumla The Courier saws
guard of onch beng within sight almost OF Cho. ,
lmla, tbat ahaalc can hardly be avoided, unless.
which does not appear probable, the Rossians
prosecute then march in more EauerIy dnec.
ioh without attacking Choumla, or the Turk. re-
Ire from THEN strong position without lnking a
Datie"
Upon this posture Of affairs, the Nnrninp He
- Il Of Aug. I1, makes the following commeuta-
y!
Zen, fsskewtch, with the Russian army in
ASIA. appears 20 he llvnl,ng aud evrn aurpass.
ng, his master ~ the Wet, ~ Inc rapid " OF hIa
''afchrs, and still more ~ line rapidny with
vhich la reduces tie iorttrsses on hi. rauIt
vars, suong fortified town ui Armenia, WIS Ia
zen on the 10Th July. This place. which is a.
loui lfu miles from the Persian frontier, wns
leieuded by a si,opg citadel besides the iau,.
iaris mounted with 100 guns and gafr,onrdby
900 men, yei it was taken by the RUSSIAN Ge.
'cial, with the los OF uuly one officer aud 50
odiers killed, We believe there i, no Other
,lsce OF anv note lill he reache, Etzeru,n. the
'ap"al OF the Province, about 20 mlrs distant,
Nhtch, ttom All accounts, Is MOI more strongly
fortified, AMI probably viii be taken with tha
tame ease. The Turks, on the occasion, ap-
pear to have been actualcd by pr.sentilnenl
hat the place Was decreed by FATE 10 fall, and
hat. consequently resistance would be al 40 e.
vail II this splrIt could once iake hold of the
army, the Grand Seigunr may as well agree al
,nce to the terms of the Emperor Even rs il
IS, We can seen hope renaining for him. His
Il oops have generally made iolerabe re-
ISSUANCE ia garra.ncd towns tut IN the q
pen field they have hardly ever withslood
he first shock of the Hussans In n pitch.
I'd battle they would not have the smallest
chance, though they were twice the humber Of
he hnemy but they are not half 80 numerous
md consequently, II isto be supposed that the
81 aud Scisnor trusts chiefly 10 the stand 10 be
made on the Balkan mountains. his however
s'll not avail him much There viii probably
~ great slaughter on both sides. bul that TO
Russia Is IA matter OF little consequences She
has sufficient rumber OF troops in the real
eady 20 Gil up the ranks OF the killed and woun.
ded /: aud provided The army compa4 the barri-
er and show good front on the other side to
strengthen the demands of the Emperor. il il
probable he will not be much inCommoded by
he loss OF the the greater pant oiu. Since the
peace 1928, II mas b,on more danger
ous 10 the Sovereign than TO his euem1e.
and we believe that for the Internal peace
N the country, as well as his oWn security he
would be glad to have It's power diminished.
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