The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26
FnsEIaS INrELLiGENCE.
froa he Nv lori, Courier, May /

nj London papers nom lGll, ia 18TH April incln-
sNe.
EsoI,sp-rhe bill, repeating the Corpora
finIt aud frst acts has been read second time
IA ihr House OF Lords
AM Catlshc igorih ion--At a late
mrrtlng of this budy Nj. O'Cnnnell. ia a long
speech Astounding ia the usual warmth and CO
pinusncss Of remark on the existing position Of
The IRISH Catholics alluded, in terms OF high
commentator. 10 tho letter of the Protestant
bshap of Nen-Yur>, TO the Mayor Of thai city
ou ihe death of the celebrated De Wit Clinton
The magistrate applied 10 the Pielaie for his co.
operation IN pay ing some great public tribute Of
respect 10 the deceased patriot. 6ut the Bishop,
willie hr declared his readiness TO 90, as a Cit
zen al America TO the utmost extent Of his
means 10 honormg the great man, who had as
sisted 10 raise his country from the condition Of
denendent province 10 thai Of Tree nation,
promptly aud positively declined holding any
communication. IN bis clerical character. With
state officer, Tue principle Of the revelation
he observed, Was to keep the church aud the
slate perfectly distinct, aud that principle he
could not depart from, even on 50 Interesting an
occasion is the present Mr.. o Council eulo-
gized the Bishop very warmly. aud gave notice
Of q motion for placing the lcterfof the Bishop
al New York IN a conspicuous part oil tho rooms
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ttamber Of Deputies. dgri IA.
The MInlster oi Finance made the following
speech -
90 All the States Of Europe want peacr--al
want TO preserve il. Nevertheless, the affairs
Of Imh"t have caused the relations Of several
Powers 10 become complicated, aud 10 this fact
France uugh NOT 10 remain a stranger.
% II Is not while some OF the States are alrpa-
dy IN arms, aud when others may b. so immed-
aicly. that we can repose, while events are pas
sing, with a tranquility unaccompaned by any
precan,on. We ought to prepare ourselves TO
act up to all the conditions of conservative pol
icy
" Every thing justifes the King in hoping
that the acts of the different powers, whether
combined o. isolated, will have but Que object -
thai OF fulfilling treaties. OF securing the general
tranquility and OF maintaining thai Just equlIihl-
um which IS indispensable 10 the feposc of En-
rope. Il is only with these views that his Ma
jesty has recommended Us 10 call on you for the
necessary means for providing a suitable force
by land aod by sea.
8" Private interests will experience no alarm
on account / measures diclated by prudence
and by The general interests. They Will soon
find new reason for Confdr &c IN then security
from thr care which thu Government Will take
Of It's dignity, the FIRST condition and the first
pledge Of The peace aud pro,pel OF the coun-
nv
PARrs. 1prH l6-We have Just received bv
express IA letter from Vienna OF the 18th Apnl.
The report in the capital is of a movement ot
the Russ an army in advance Decidedly, the
ird corps, which are composed OF the ~;h aud
l4lh DIVISION, are to pass the rruth on tie NOR
nlng OF the lffh.
A proclamation from the Emperor is annouu-
paI tn Ill oh a.
him.
Ala moment when a pretended Geographic
despatch announced at Paris, that the De4 OF
AIglers had AT length accepted the proposals OF
France, thar Regency whose sentiments had
been strangely mistaken, sent from ther Turk.
ing places a countless swarm Of Corsairs, winch
now cover the Mediterranean there ucs.r
were more privateers, and consequently our
Navigation was meyer e>s safe than it Is uo,y.
Thirty vessels sailed on the 3d April for III,
StE,us. under convoy OF bis Maiesty's brig tn,
CUrrdsusT. All the ship news winch Ne halt
received fOr some days past, and }he report
which nave come from ihe squadron before Al
gers, agree in stating that that government
IS NAMING considerable prepa aiious. which
announce the intention 81 nltkiug It sigu-
rous defence Accordingly. thole never na,
less probability of peace win Alg!els
Ahhii Ni''i t1 l''7''t' circumstances a
would be tine, however IS well fol, tbt hou-
nor of France as far the interest OF our com
mercr, that government should take nusiIt
measures against the BaIbarV po'Vei
[Echo dl Mud
PoEruGAL.--The aspect Of affairs is darl, aud
threatening. Men Of rank and influence arr,
daily abandoning then country.
\ Vienna article alluding TO the conduct of
Don Miguel, declares that during his long resi-
dence at Vienna, none but the Counses of viz
tue aud Justice We given him, and that " it
would be deplorahc # he should abandon tbs
part, which alone serve as a basis for the pa.
cihcation Of A people who were given up in
1926, for mere wantonness and in SO criminal
manner, TO revolution
TURKEY AND Rus,IA.-The latest intelligence
from O ie,sa treceived at London. April / y is
dated March 25tn @ derS had been received
from 81 Petershurgh 10 cross the PRUTH the
moment the weather permitted. The civil Go
vernon of Odessa had been actually appointed
Governor of the two provinces of AOldayia aud
Nallochia. On the banks Of the Pruih aud at
Odessa. there the greatest bu,tle in tn,
marching of Troops and concentrating the army;
all the merchant vessels at odessa had been ia
ken mp Is tran> sports.
The Globe OF The l7rh says, that the leiter
containing this intelligence colnrs TO one of the
first houses in London; The information hitherto
f'om the same quarter has uniformly proved T.,
he correct.
Couamfpopie, NorL l9.-Tbe Creel, Patri-
arch al Coostntnope, Agalhange ;. having
received an answer 10 a petition IN favor Of the
insurgents, has issued the following proclama.
ton 10 hi, brethren in the Nurea and the islands
of the Archipelago -
g To all the honorrd chiefs of the Greek ma.
ton, to the heads Of The clergy and TO all Chris
tian,, Of whatever rank conaiIion, in the Mo
rea, aud in the islands OF the Archipelago, in
whom every spark at pious cling aud com
mon SENSE Is nor yet Acknowledgements be
with Won. and may the grace ofthe Almighty ne
ver farsake you.
" Many ofyou have, perhaps believed, as the
Church has so LONG kept IFS silence, that she has
entirely lost sight ofthc flare of the mhabi-
t6ntS Of the Pelopeon9sus, aud the rest Of
Ereece; that the treasure of her spiritual cx.
hor'aton was exhausted. since you received
with such indifference her former warnings