The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
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fhe Russ,ans. hut ssy held oai, thr"neh lh'le
s,,nst seem. &, he .,,isri med tat that II would
e.r,,iilv i.li-Nranhme, tranquility, mud NJ
most apathy prevailed Al Gonssauila"f'l". ihe
LUX Gems 10 rely upon ste 81 the plngne, 10
siai,.nI hR capital The FIST part 81 ihs fench
expedition Tor the Mona had sailed. NJ ai
rls from Tr,ests initiates that Cago n istiid VINO
/. suspected ~ mnre ihan leanfng 10 iusslai
wns urgsng ibrahnns departure from ihr Mo
rra iraf,ler thai u. fnruesses might be g"fs-
onp lay Greek. brt'ru the arrival OF ilr i'h'h'
~ that The defence. 1T The country might not
,,ass into their hands The fnllowng reflections
fiam Bells Weekly Messenger generally IS TO
European affairs ~ accurate and cautious IA IL
statements as ,arekpeci 10 tb"se OF tins country
tisatiniermed and rash. arerslcuia'e'i'o "ftes'
aiisution. aud ,hoW llainly that matters arr
IL grrnt uncertainty ia thn,e quarters
t,reat aat,ets Is expressed as 10 the French
r,p -iil,on IL, ihs MorrH aud The Gazette Of Aus
fra puts this Interesting question. u m'hn-
died to depart from The letter of Treaty of
.iav by which twas stipulated 'bHi hIeeee
should remain the fendatory of Turkey, pay.
ing civil allegiance aud tribute to the parent
State hut independent IN her internal ioini OF
Govsrninsui This Is certainly home qnrs-
tom aud IL - not rasy of solution. II il easy
tn Il sc.rn the spirit IN uhlch Il Is put II fu,-
of Greece 10 the Forte cannot remain such n
was contemplated by The Treaty ofJuy. III
Turkey shall cease 10 eNAt as an independent
En,pire or he msteriallv crippled aud reduced.
G.eeee cannot he allow, Il 10 continue 10 the CON
'siiion ~ 81 lnr dependencies the slaves ~
slivep. thr Henial OF a degraded master ARain,
IL can hardly ne expected that France VII espeI
Che Turks from Greece, and consent 10 any
Treaty. wtch shall again place the Srecks ~
civil suhireiiaa 10 fhef rancorus eneinies. Upon
she whole. matters ARE IN great uncertainty ~
these quarters, aud WE must wait patiently then
results.
The Harvest does mol appear. upon thu |
whole, "a have suffered as much NJ was feared. |
il wa. however. hardly line 10 form an aceu-
late 10 g.iieni.
IGc ft,rgnaiion 81 Tive Duke Of Clarence con
tiauei 40 give risU TO safloa. oonjceiutes. as 10
it, nisc---'vlich seems To us uncrablr 10 suinr
cbua q Of Hnthoti's brIarcn the Treasury aud
l Lnrd llieh Al,n,al,
NJ Barbour arrived IA Liverpool ia 26 DAYS,
. nj decncd-nHng Ia his ,lrslre 10 proceed 10
ondon--a pubic dnner offered Ia han by the
American ChamD., 81 Commerce.
LosDnF, ApGusr q.
S4tHE ofHf Trench E1Pediiioa.--By tpr
last 'Eiencb ptHers We.learu, thai the first part
at the cxpcd'liun 10 the Morca sailed from ou-
Ion 81 the l7ih instani The convoy consisted
~ l. transports escolied by eight men ol wat.
Oa ne following dhs tho srcnnd division, CON
sung ofai more transports, and three men OF
war. pot TO .ea, Tor the snmr destination.
Inc Marqui, rflIastugs, two sons of Lord
h Hand tsp sons ~ Lord Efrnhorough and
man other young Engllsaneu OF distinguished
dnlilies, volunteer their strvicr, IN the French
rKpchrtion To- The Al6fea The kmg of France
iocrred thcit DIR, aud assigned them places
"A lin stan Of MAJ Gen. Naison, The commander
,f he eKpedniou.
DtpBturt Of rroarl Graqgford --Nisccuu,
-tana ford len town an Wednesday evening on
ninsinn 10 the Enpe,o, al Brazil. lis Lord
nip was expected Ia embark NJ Portsmouth or
thursday, and proceed IS soon as possible 10
Rio 1anciro. ]
The sieanI-buat Commerce. of iIayrc was
purchased by the lteneh government Ia aceotn- '
.any this expedition.
TIE WEATHER. HARVEST, &c.
The accounts which reached town Yesterday, q
rom different pRlts cd the country respecting q
Ia sIaie OF the harvest. ate N,ih the exception !
II Scotland, generally satisfactory LETTERS
fom Donca,ter, Sheffield, and other paris oil j
Otkshire, strtr that during the week the Wa
Ihcr was favorable aud that on good lauds
much of the wheat and some peas have been al.
ready carried. The bhrlrv aud OATS, howeyeI
are slill ~ he ground, with the exception OF We.
~ s'pall quantities. In the ne ehho hood nl
'ohsihsd Tia produce ot what is laid nj about six
bushels pcraore less than thar oi the last wear bu
oats, bailey Il beans. arr above an average crop
and itls bho weather should continue, will be q
hou'ed N good condition. The consequence OF g
a change IN the weather has hrrn a decline at d
about & pea qoalter on the last prices m some v
Of the Yorkshire markets, accounts oiihe rise =
hn bpl /
Throughout the grrat,r part of Yorkshire the a
supply Of hay - The markets has been hbuu,i. .
anl aud the gtass feed beng particularly 20, !
both tat aud lean stock have thought good "a. :
'rs From Lncoln.h hut. we are glad TO learn "
HAT the damage tIon, ihr late heavy rams has 4
been cnl'hy ltui,ed 80 extremely low situations
m The nialEh,s, whrIc Tie corn has been cunsm-
r. ably inmod
C,onmti .iu9ut 10 THERE'S every pros
Ola good Ia vest IN this pau oi the country.
| he Farmers are reapmg the whrat IN every di.
roe ion. The crop OF "heai IN the nrighburhood |
Ut Clonmel Is yer, imr aud is AZ tins moment
stack almost every where. Tie weather f1r
The last weok has been very foe which has raj. =
I'd the spirlts OF people very nUcn Tor prev Gus
were felt that the market would
be very dear dn,ns the nest winter. The crop
nj ostS Is, however, not 50 good ms could too ex- i
peoled; II is supposed thai will he under The
hN ctage. The potnioe Ciop is very inr, New
wheat has been ALREADY sold IN tins market ion ,
y the stone OIL! lbs oats fur 3 ! > the
s,our. aud potatoes iur ID
RUSSIA AND TURKEY. - The London
New nmeS of August Oath SAWS -" No iaforma.
on rom the thieatie oi war had reached Pals ,
na the cal hat Berlin Journal II is said, rs.
.rled that Shumia was taken. This is merely
hena rrpou repeated; No such event had
AIKEN place When the last intelligence was re
ceisei FROM the il,s'inn army.
There are, however, as usuuI various and
reports IA circulation.
CoHsinm6tupie, .fdy 26.--ahe accounts from
The theatre al war. which The Government has
reserved TO i's,lt The right ofpabIislipe are all
very favorable nihc chHse of he turks aud
tspire ihr Porte with fresh courage. Accord.
lg tn the first Turkish balletius. there was an
action near Bazardik with division Of Russian
cavalry. IN which the latter had great difficulty
keeping thu field The following bulletins
up In the Goth Jul, aud which t,ca of Two at
mpts, ;he i5tp and 2oth, against Nalna,
Which is defended by The Captain Pacha. in
!, hch the Russians ave stated To have been de-