The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-26
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.z ~ 'f'fflrG To tho hclarnlion
''eomfanyins doeenienfs, 'be tir,,,l.r "lo ~
-. 'Po" 'He Aiies Of knssa To-
- - ''r"hon ara hnpaf'iairy tie ,,,,,. s'.1
-. 'su'f = Confident, stt..,t
mem ioi Tue recognition Of tn i,,..,i ia 'e
'sosa, AMI Expresses hope thar me ~. ~, h'f
Fernmeufs sill resp cf.e !, ave- -A,''fa -
SSpp'eahoh OF tie eontiuct Of tie Con-, lq'pie
Peter. bn, eh Sopit Of -
The Circular next refer, IN ,ta...
afehay expressed by all The Alfe..f - INN
'1H' she had an inrortesiible rirbtto liza
""f sRaiosi ihe Forte and. ~ an ad,l,t..'e
PROOF 81 her pacific views. details L,. p'l
ahu prestni cnndnct on the salipel If ltti
treaty OF London. The CircaIar II me
10 " me alarms promulgated -,
mhivolence aud fear, resprrtinc,i. 't
raj peace Of Europe aud the pr..i,,,is sehr=
Dllous views Of Russia. II prrpn1,,,,;,. a''.
cihtes mat the sole wish OF Ia l. ~
Majesty IS, that The treaties betv.an tia
ana the Porte may he renew d n, s,.,L ''ssh
ner, ms 10 be completely cfrsc,ons - mn
include IN themselves "A security for a. 70
ING r'gid'y observed and that fb, lfs.,.
me navigation ot the BosphornS. 4pa 49,
commerce OF tie Black SEA, may be hence6.,
ward inYinIahle. The Emnerar dis,i,,., ,i'iz
VOWS his intention that the Porte SHAH i'd, q.
my itnssih Tor the expenses OF the |
| Russian subjects tnr The losses Wilt 'F
nave sustained but he declares. ,yilb '39'f
dIStinciness, thai lac enteaans No an,l;,;.S
views that he has no wish 10 diminisI 10
ottoman power, nor will he REQUIRE an,
crihce on Tue pari Turkey, excru, !, an ,"'
mt OF equity AMI moderation Ibe ,ira,il
| as further proof of The rrnl design Of RI
alnhes tn the letter sent TO the Grand -
winch, II say, completely demonstrate Is,
II Is entirely IN the power of Turkey Ia co.
! a. AGO =
! one hand, Russia will not suffer nppot;s,
to be 80 prolonged as to osr the adyant,,aae
an entire campaign, yet, on The other Ia.
sole thought Is how best 10 open the ,raan.
! oil reconciliation ut once speedy and d,r.iI
! he circular concludes by reference IN III.
proclamation addressed by the Co,nmandori.
Chief ofthe Imperial army, TO the inlabtan,, -,
! the Two prhclpalliles At the moment OF ciosx,a
'he frontier No exaggerated hope II say
Is there gwen to the Molfiavans and WaIlaci
ans no word there dea9tes any intentia,.
which the Porte herself mig hit not approve r..
great object AS alleged is to preserve traunnl,,y
In Serv", aud to prevent al instruction ag,u,st
the Turks, III spfle OF the hostile measure, Whit
! the DiYan. always lmptudent and blind ADM,
towards thai province "
WtrrGENsrEts the Russian penpral.i,.Ca;sf
OH entering Wailacha and Moldavia. addressed,
| proclamation to the inhabitants, calling mo,
them to receive bis soldiers As friends and hrpf
rem, ard acquantins them with ,he appon,me,,
Of COUNT PouLIs As President Of Hall4cdig and
NoIddpi0.
ENGLAND
The Catholic qitesii3n-The dehatp on tho
Catholic Claims vas resumed in the House a.
Commons, on Monday the 10Th of Nav ana
alter prottaCted discussion IN which the mo-,
onue"''a supporters aud opponents of this
measure participated, terminated on TUESDAY
morning al o cioek-Sr Francis Burd, ~, m,
ton ior going into COMMITTEE being c1rred
by maj ority of sir Ofthr 6o0 members who
compose the House Of Commons. 533 were pre.
sent, and voted The Times says It's Gun
BUS thai The Rumber who voted last yeai in favor
OF the Catholic Claims. was 272, though on that
| occasion they were minority. thnie ha,ifg
been go votes nn the other side Thus II a.
peass that he question has advanced cnnsidcra
hiF m pubic opnioe, notwithstanding that. ar.
cord'ng 10 rIntor, the greatest exeifons wee
M d., through fhe highest influence in the KIN.
dom To ensuTe lis defeat III, Reconsideration
ottte soi'ou was introduced, ia an able speeer.
by IL tnarles Grant, y 10 was formeiis Seer
tary 'oF ireland during Loud lstbuts admins,
faHon. lie supported the motion because a.
thought the Concession o. n Catholic Claims
was important tol tn secudiy 4 the Chmca
But ne ic,t that 10 fleet TINS ohirci efficiently
aud entirely, II wa 40 he done not So much bv
u7hoidng us tcmporniites, it, pow err IL pruner.
ty, o. The structure o. us external walls bat b,
upholding It's character lis brnevo!pncr. and -
good viii towards all professors OF Chrlsanrg
| There va a Coiruei Davis opposed the me-
SURE, who thu Morning Chr0uicie states hardy
seems 10 have known haf he wished he WIS 40
hai puzzled, ior re- Tor not voting ter tie
MOTION. HE representative for the city ol Dnb
In Nh Ienry Gra'tan. spoke m favor Of O.
mouoa. lis eloquent aud argumeutative s,orca
esln'rs hat Ia has inherited much Of the ufr-
iect, and MI the patriotism Of his ypnerated pa
Tert Io,d Lnuismore called upon the Hou,e
TO " PmanCIpaie the Catholics aud England
would then see the germ of national prosperity
shooting out from the surface Of that unhappy
land. Emancipate the Catholics, and their
children children would bless the ground ~hich
they had sown with SEEDS, pIutt citsr OF such q.
tecuperailYc principle OF fertllits. Mr. c. Deu-
son and Mr.. NORTH, X. c. followed nn tho same
side. An Admiral Evans WHO tmis)repre,eutz
the borough OF " eXiofd, opposed the motion ia
avery comica speech.
The English Attorney General was the mot
conspicuous opponent OF the motion. HIS
speech Was the onI, creditalde display made by
the ministerial members. Nj v aIIarp aud Nj.
Husksson advocated the necessity OF corcr,s
sion. Mr.. Blougham concluded the debate III
ms usual powerful aud persuasive manner
II Is not deemed necessary 10 present TO our
readers any oithe arguments " hch have bern
adv nced IN support OF and against measure
which has undergone much discussion, that
II has baiiled even the descriptive power, OF the
ablest senators to infuse any novelty into the de.
bate.
FRANCE
Armaments are still in preparation in n"
ports of the Mediterranean and Atlantic. Al
Brest, at L O1edt. at Hachefott, aud at Chez.
boure, orders have been received Tor fitting ont
vessels win all speed. \ Roy ordinance h'&
been issued for the levy OF 6O, 600 men OF TIE
class of la27
The liverpool Mercury Of the 10Th, publishes
the following news from Paris:
We can state, upon the authority OF gentle
man now IN France, and Who has good means
OF information, that the French and English Gao.
inets are generally considered to have a good