The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-17

tt ectnslon r.dai e. u. The. II di'chsrge IN
zeal and slouf tie varied ianeiions ofihe war
and fulfil exactly the duties imposed upon US
hy ON lsply law Help comes fnm Cod
Speaking ofths Manifesto, the Time; Of the
a5fh Of fHbusfy contains tie following
Declaration of Uar by The Porit-Jnion 81
Insiria aud Pr1sin Nth The Atieg We give,
in another column. the Turkish Manifesto. from
the HOfiteur e thursday. It's substance had
already par ialls tran. pred. bui not sufficient -
show that II Is. In fact, nothing less Than a pf-
elall OF Wa against the three Allied Powers
---a wnr which Is 10 be the more dead ~ iis
palure rs 1t = proc aimed not 10 be tor the ac-
QUESTION ofprovinces. or the seltlcment Of from
tier, bat Tor 4 maintenance of religian hhd the
empire \ relie lous aud natipnal conflict. II Is
( tan " Acknowledged lbat tempori1aiion has
becuused lor the purpose OF masking efficient
preparations aud delaying hostilllies ihl the
sn.nmrr, - ieh does mol seem 10 lie the bfsi pos
sIbic policy, a. all obstacles 10 the ndvance OF
thu Russians must be less formidable IN summer
than IA inter. The only chance lett for pehc"
i the tota abandonmen t of the Greek question,
n course which after what has taken place. II Is
no longer ~ the power Of The Allies to pursue,
with ~ disgt ace aud dishnnor
London, Ftb. ZG.-Frcnch papers to the 2oth
instaot, arrived last night by Express 1hey
hav, brough additional Intelligence from Con-
sinnfInople Prince MeHcrnch is said 10 have
sent NUMEROUS coursrs IL thai capital since IN"
appearance . the Turkish Manifesto. to endea
vour 10 arrange differences, bm thr van co p
tlnued stead, ia us determination ior VA II
was reported. that as soon ns the Manifesto
reached III, Russian headquarters, the whole
nrmy had crossed the Prufh and the rumopr
bad occusioncd a fail IN the Austlian Funds.
Aee Times.
In late deba'e in the House of Commons
the follnwing allusip 10 NJ. Rp1hschld, whs
made by Mr.. Dnncnnbe -" There Is, Sir.
DEM it Who car. secret IHnuruee behind the
thrnnr, whose form J. hrvcr sren, whose
nane is meyer hrrathed, who Inns access 10 all
the ,ecrets III The State, and sho manages all
the ssdden springs OF Ministerial arrange
mrnf-
Al whoso soft nod the streams Of honor flow,
Whose smiles all place aud patronage besto@,
Closely connct ted with this invisible this in
eafparcai person sisnds more solid and SUI
stan raj form. q new aud formidable power, i'll
these DAYS unknown IN Europe: master OF IN.
bounded wra H. he boasts thai he is the arbitci
OF peace and VA, aud that ire credit of nations
depends upon ms nod his correspondents are
lnnumerabe /, III, conrers oulrun those OF soyrr.
eieu Princes, and absolute Shyereig. Minis
iers of State are in hi pay Paramount m ne
Cabinets OF continental Europe, he aspirr> to
the domination Of our own even the great Don
Miguel himself Of whom we hH,e lately heara x
seen s. much, vas obliged ia have recourse
10 the purse OF this III iivlaual, before he
could take possession of his throne. Sin, thar
such secret Influences do exist, Is a matter of
netofiriv they arc known 10 have been but TOO
busy IN the undcrpIot OF the recent revolution,
&c"
II win he sreo by the following alphabet, that
the new English Premier has had his hits 10
lure
ALPHABET
For the use Of his Groce the Duke Of Yelling
ton,
Marques Douro Marques aud Earl of Wei
lmeton &c: FIRST Lord Commissioner of his
Majesrys Treasury, Field Marsha in the Ar
my Colonel the ROYAL Rcgmert Of Horse
Guards, Colonel in Chief II the Rifle Brigade,
Governor 81 Plymouth aud Lord Lieutenant IL
CuStus Roetu rum County southampton, Prince
oi Haterlos; Duke Of Cudad Ko rlgo, Duke
ri Vlnuria. mud Gfandee of SPAN OF the
First Class; Marques Of forres; krdras. Count
OF Vimei a IN Portugal h. q, X. A.. b. f.. {.
5, l., + NJ, G NJ J VI. T., S, T., s. g..
I 6 AID " u. {. l..
Tie ocbOoimdster is abroad, NTH his primer"
AlR BRoUGHAM.
from he Examiner.
\ is our ancient ally, the Great Turk;
y is the Bieoup rond for our work
c is the hurch whose rich titles defend
d is the Darhue,s brGttng our end
l. the Enlishtment whlch we SO hate,
+ is thu Falschood much used IN tho State.
G are the Grants for new churehes aud stee-
pie,
II is the Hunger that pinches the people
stands for Ienorance--hlesscd be the name
J for the Jabber We speak without shame;
X is the kno~ledge-- Mans fall in the BIZ
l. is the Law that restraints it as libel.
NJ stands for Manchester, Murder and Massa-
Gre,
N Savarino and party irdcGsssrIe.
q is the cry ottdx-rd.en nation,
L are the Pensions that go with high station.
q are the Questions we smothrr with No !
II the Revenue, that's rather so 50.
s is the State merely made ior our profit
] the Taxation the Poop gel OF II.
L is the Union of knayes aud dupeS,
V is the Vcrmin of time serving troops
The next is Letter of paw paw report
\ Is the Premier who crossed II at court
stands for YEAS which all reason over
whrm,
Y for the Xany who sits at the helm.
.lCTs
Memoirs cf the Right Hon George Canning
by Doctor styles, is announced IN the London
papers