The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

Nesseis termed p%ifaicaL an eiiazln. a..
laeus. winch pay no re. peci to TIE a,g =. e
new HUG. The vessels in en.sijon IN, ING
colouts but sieze all the vessels wbos. ~
run in tine name of Don Miguel the / ne, '4rf'ts
Of Portugal. the capiors allee ing ,h,, np'g
know no such person. II neither The, are me-
rates, or have been despatched L., Don p
aud his friends, remains To he seen. wi
AUSTRIA.
Froniforf JUD l2.-iI is affirmed ,b,,
Prince OF Hesse .H9nbeeg. who is at IN. n
quarters al The Russian army. IL entrusted :,
a particular negotiation. The result of vi.
may lead Ia great mndifca,ions IN the nags
which Austria has observed ever since N, -
ginning ofthr war IN the East. This neeue,,,a.
Is presumed 10 he connected " In III. resoln,,ss
which the Cabinet OF kienna has taken Ia :
semhlea numerous army IA the enyirons Of Pe.ts
besides the forces already Assembled On the f,a..
tiers.
Il is said that the negotiations between H.
Cabinets OF Vienna, Turin, and Naples. a.
nrafly concluded. II is still ffibl, h, liey.I
that il Is propose 10 establish a frdetan,s
system IN linly, under IN protecloraie OF A.
tria.
GREECE.
The Frencl, papers state confidently that 10
900 men arr TO he despatched Immediately, r.
Np'HlfFi ~ Hfni" - nv Iuifh Il laUPa
is SAID 10 take his step At the request OF tha
Emperor Russia, Il il Is added thai England is l.,
corporate with her naval force. So lat the thru
powers are represented as stiil acting IN cnuce,,
Such a sfep would greatly add TO the elnla,ra.s.
ment ofthr Sultan, aud probably hasten his sub
mission.
II seems that = conspiracy against the life ,r
the President has bepn fol ed in Greece aud
that the recent successes ofthe Russians have
raised tir tone Of the NirerkS An article dated
Smtrna. lnnr IL, saws that Count Capo dIs;ri.
will be obliged To have Recourse to more en.,
srtic measutesto govern The Greek nation. =.
I'ecially since the discovery of The conss.,,,v
OF Colocottoni, who has been arrrstea. Nitf .,
nfbls accompiices. The President, while he
wRS AZ Paras, gave II ioi mal audience 10 The
Grrek Bishops sent bs the Satan 10 proposp an
amnesty, aud dismissed them with an admoni,ioa
10 leave the Greek Territory, because their ai-
dIe'se-a IN "htclIt - upon The people 10 re-
tam 10 tlrir obed ,af#si,t tr Porte, cannot he 10.
lerated by the Greek Government.
Tr0nsioaonStr from late French papers. receirs6
dttbe e0ice fine AeW York american
IAEGlhRs, EMPIRE OF h0RoCCn, Odd July
The Emperor has arrived here Ia spead several
days ~ lids place, I'D has given an audience Ia
all The foreign consnl,. .As that ceremony wa
'' " ~" > . WI EtFf ~ II kkttrn-
Of u. 1t look place m the rinprfnr's quarters.
who WA on horseback, with his un,b, lila spread.
The introducer pushed forward. with - polite.
ness somewhat brutal, the consul, who nresented
himself aud Il Glazed his name. HI, uItipStv
then addressed a few complimentary words 10
the consul, relative to the friendship which IN.
felt To- the sovereign oil whom he was the rep
rcsenlatise, Of for the government to y hicl he
was Q4a 1lfd, The consul then retired, and his
majesty took several turns i6and the couti ona
iror, aud returned To bis position IN he same
place II wa, IN tins maanrr thai all the con.
suls were saccesNiyely admitted 10 an audience
he ceremony la>tedat. lrast halt an hour The.
9h'y eoosgtSH"ho seen1s 10 have ne,iIed Any pc
cullar dsiipetion aJas9 that received by his .ol-
WIS n c~gasass9i the United otdtes. As
to the constiI w Naflts.it appsfQs4 that re had
not Deen recognized by his Wajesiy, btcanse
his master had Woftuifiled csrsn, conditicns, r..
hove All 'hai Of the tribute 6e %sneesar Thousand
which his Aeapdi,s4lr ana Iesiy bad con-
acted 10 pay ann'gt iton beng allowed TO
have Il consul here. Rsykseytess, ,1lfe emper or
loaccord 10 de sApHsul fefmisslon3o
enlain here FIVE 'pontbs iHDger. Probably be
vii he obliged 70 leave ii AT the expnatinnof 4
hat period, II the moPey. should not hays az. !.
we'd.
MARsEuLEs, July 3t,-The report II the =.
mayor tor the month Of June Iasl, presents lbe
uhloined facts. Births $40, deaths 775, fpar-
'iaees ~. OF he 10 pea >nfs deceased, 438
of the smeu pcs. and nearly all bad never
yaccinated. Lie number offhose affected
y the rrnptlfe dlsaasssp1led fie val iofoid, iorn,-
d -" Ia lgah6ca'1 pF!Ss itioVS compared 10 The
ri 1bose WEiFlhaibeen taceinated.