The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
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Orange had set out for ST. Petersburg which
~ some measure. gave = color 10 the rumots.
SPAlN.-lhe Council of State has been for
soIae days engaged IN discussing tie subject ol
the despatohi from our Envos al Lisbon. itsppears
that the iniante Don Miguel, on the ground that
The Spanish Governments has favored incursinns
and revolt, Of Slyeirh and his bands, contends
that they "uRin TO be responsible for the datna-
ges ofwhch HAT chief has been the main ean-c.
he Council do not incline To accede 10 the de-
mund
A Misunderstanding has prevailed. for some
tune between the King aud his brothers
Bands of robbers have appeared IN La Man
cha, and particularly at Cuenca, aud under
ptcteu of procaIming ChsrlesV have commit
ted great deprcdations
LATEST FROM ENGLAND
Nep- York, May 6.-1he Packet Colombia,
Captain Dulano, rom London, has Just arrived.
] he long expected mail from Constantine lie,
which had been DELAYED by the badness Of the
weather and the accumulation Of the waters Of
the Danube mad reached Vienna. The Globe
aud Traveller Of the evening OF March 3lst an
nouuces the Gazette de France of Sunday the
3Oth OF March. II contains an Extract from the
Augsburg Gazette, announcing the arrival Al
Vienna ON the 20th March of the mad from
ConstantnDple, Of the 25th February. which
had been long overdue, BY this mail y SAYS
the Augsburg Gazette, " We learn that the Porte
has returned TO a more moderate disposition. II
has granted the Greeks an armstce of three
months, aud promised them an amnesty II they
viii make their Submission
THIS offer of amnesty TO the Greeks, on ron
diion oi Their submitting IL the Porte, will OF
course amount to nothing. lfwas made previous
to the treaty oil the 9Th OF july 8 the reprt ION OF
q i.
Porte not 50 acI,uowl ledge he inleryenfi II of
the Allied Powers There was report N
London on the 29th, thai the Basphor1s had
been re-opencd to European comlncice, and
that lhe Turks had proposed an anulstice ton
the purpose Of having negotiations resumed at
'.0nstanlnopie.
Its doubtless, however. that preparations for
war were prosecuted at Constauunople with as
gicat vIgoi as ever and the Globe aud lres ell
Ter assert that with the writers Of great ma iot-
ity Il the letters brought by the lasi mail from
(anstantuoplt no doubt of immediate hostit,s
between the Porte aud Russia Was entertained.
he Globe adds
The Turkish forces are 10 be formed in two
grand divisions, of which one Is toas,cube at
Andfitrople, the other ia the ensfons OF Coo
SiantlnOplc. The proclamation OF war had n I
been ISSUED, but IT was immediately expected 10
arriving daily are reported 10 b, vcly II mrr
Gus they art mostly composed Of young mtu,
without any discipline Several of the mer-
chants who obtained leave 10 remain in Turkey
are departing aud they writ ia the mos despon-
dug tone II rs however proper to state that one
eminent merchant IN the city has adv ices which
say, - The Dtydu have had several meeting,
lately, and Turkey has now adopted more mo.
deraie policy and every thing remains tranqnl
here
On the lst of April, accounts from CONSTANT
nople to the D OF February were received in
London. The intelligence IS yearly the same as
the above recei ed ~ ihr mail oi tbs p. turkey
continues Tranquil orders are stated to nave
been sent into Asa, thai on the first intelligence
OF attack, all persons capable of bearing arms
mLsl JOIN the iery en- masse: there are to be no
exceptions.
The story of an armistice was reported in the
letters from Paris OF March 3lst aud sal 10 be
prnpo,iion for Il suspension OF hosultles du-
ring three months, to be followed by treaty
the asis OF which Is to be the continued indie
pendence Of Greece upon Turkey. The inter
venton OF the Allies to be wholly exc uded from
the negotiations which are TO follow the arms
tee.
In the House of Commons, on he oath Of
MAJ ch, SIR L. Wilson, on the House gong INTO
a Committee OF SUI ply, put some gu, stions to
Mr. Peel, win view To ascertain the intention
ofminis,ers respecting Greece.
Mr. Peel answered that there was no intention
an the part Of his Mnirsty L. Withdraw from the
treaty Of fhe 9th OF lnly aud thai no turther IN
formation of any declaration of wal or act ct
hostility by Russia, had teach Il lhis country
thai orders had zen gwen bctore the battle OF
Navalin, aud, since to bloekadr all pa,ts oi tre
Morea thai are occupied by the iuks-thai
any other attempt l. ,ar,y " part 1T the
trerk po station, Ia make slaves Of rhrm would
be resisted 10 the utmost by The English Govern
mcnt
In the House Of Lords, on the 18th, in reply
70 seine questions pat hs farl GRAY, the La
of Dudley stated thai " theintunuans announced
on the part of Russia have much diminished
the chHnCr for the maintenance of peace between
that power and the Porte There is considera-
bile discl rpancy between tins reply, and that of
Mr.. Peel. But
The journal OF ST. Pete shurgh Of the llth Of
March had been received, which contains Two
impoit,nt articles the first being the declara-
ton ofthe Emperor opinion upon the memo
rabe manifesto Of the Porte. II expresses in
strong language the regret Of Russia At that
NANTES aud her Determination Ia require a
complete aud speedy rrpa Iuu tor all he
wrongs which Russia has suffered al the hands
If the Saltdn, wlile she, al the sdme time prose-
cutes with her Aires the negotiations couse-
qurnt upon the Treaty of London, She will
conform - that treaty TO the very letter, in all
that concerns It's spirit aud execution, while she
will 6nd means slneir,handed by the AID of
Providence, 10 obtain indispeu sable rcparal alton
for her injuries The declaration of the Dvan
thatthcy never intended 10 execute the shpuIa-
l.. a l.