Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-26
FOREIGN ISTELLlGENCE.
LATEST IRON ENGLAND.

The Courier Of lI,s Goth Hnnuunces positive.
~, the appointment ofthe Duks OF Norihum-
bertrand 10 The LOid Lieuieaancy OF ireland.
The King was coming from Windsor. ior tins
Meeting VI Pa liane-lf. TIE Duke ~ns ~ Ne
presented 10 tue King. isr Ieasesakiag, ON the
u OF February, and y ould take his Il, pHiiuse
Tor ireland on the 4ih.
Prince polienac had lefi London foe Paris -
The obj-cIof this movement MAS unknowu al
thpngn II was geuerali, supposed 10 ne for TIM
arrange ni.nt ola treaty Tor al .niris.iiios he
tween Russia aud the Porte, 80 lar rs the BAR.
dan=iis. is concerned. Rumof says The treaty
is actually signed, and communicated T., yle
Emperor Vt Russia. An express received from
vieuna, states that mse,ing VI ambas. adnrs
had been held nj constantnoIl', rrpsfssni,ng
% the sultan the desire of Russia 10 tfrm with
him an moderate terms, aud the general " ish OF
Europe for the restoration of peace !. to which
he repiitd--lf thai we're the acluai state Of az
fans, and Russlswa sincere nnd moderate IN
her PROPOSALS, ne would seild an ambassador .
any Place which they might appoint.
Lord D4iilous~, late Governor of the Cana
das, was making preparations for his tlrpar-
tire for India ; 10 " lnch Country he has I-cei.
we'd the appointments OF commander Of the fo,.
crf, 49, 800
lhELaND.--Sinee the departures tie Mar
qu, Anglesry from Ireland, numerous sddrcs
ses had been 60, awarded TO him from thai couu
Ir!,
1so detachInrnts, from The 26th aud p6ih re-
giinenis OF Infantry left Londoa on III. mofn-
ine oi tie 27th oiJd"uary, Tor Ne@ry and Dub
hi III irelend.
From lac Seai qf U'ar -Ad,ie-s f,om 0drsa,
are TO the 3d Of January. The @iuiei utusna
y severe. The Grand ti>i,1, aud the whDie
Army we're DE 10 between Aidos aud Shuui-
la, 10 csnonrnenis, The riGour OF the winter nd
mttng of no aciisr operations. Tahir Pacba,
who comma ded part Of the Turkish fleet NJ
the battle Of Natarn, had received orders to
march part f'ileir iotc' assembling al Adrian.
ople to Are Dannhr. whether lsihanun Ogluie
has proceeded briufe with the Aslatir cavalry
Large reinfo, ceinents had bern sent to Free
ram. fins,ein P.,cha has been succeeded al
Choania by llalei Pacha /; nod WAS on his way
10 take command at the camp NJ AdriAn0plp.
The SUDAN WAS sn!l al kamis Tchiaick, The
most urgent commands continue ~ be sent
Tor afniaments 10 ASIA and the Porte ~ i'll
make n great display o. torce IN the spring
Down Ia The 70 h Dec. The greatest tranquil.
~ relgned nj Cons,aniinDp The ,o,,ls OF,
The frontiers OF Turkey nele SAID 10 he cover
ed with snow TO the depth OF fronJ four to five
feet
GREEC Ii lrd Cochrane has resgne d his
command III the Il eek navy.
Inc Furi OF SaiOhie Al TIE North Coast of the
Gull ot Lepanlo bad iierendcre 10 the Greeks
With $40 en- Albanlans, who hafi been allowed
10 return 10 their home.
Ms. oiraiIeid Cnnn,ng. and the Russian Plen.
lpoirntiary, left POius Dee %, tor Malta and
Naples Gen Guillrminot has sailed Dec
Is. The iori OF >8loiue had surrendered 10 The
Greeks.
Srgron, Der. IL The Information thar the
blockade ufihe Da. daneilrs va; limited 10 com
inodorr. Slr Thomas Statues, he was informed
by the boekaotrg squadron, thai Gully vessels
with such cnrgo's would be prevented missing
through, and thnt colonials, OF any other ,les-
cfipion vi gent raj merchandise, wuuld suffer 10
impeachment.
tRANCE.-1h spech Of ihe King of
FRANCE al the opening OF the Chambers was to
nave been ,ielvried ian. u and il WAS unuer.
STOOD II would present The same general views,
as those TO he presented ty the speech of the
hin5 OF Bngland az the opening OF Parliament
According 10 'nr Pans Monu.ur OF the 24lh
Jan an ordindnce has breu proinul gated for
sue Increase ct thefredcb Navy. u is 10 con.
ssi Of IL vice animals, "a rea, admiras. 10
captains OF SHIPS Of The Line, (ls and Cd class,
81 captains Of Irigaies. 500 leutenanis &c
0G]ss
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE
10 the Ldiots Of tie United Suites Gqseiie.
tosDoS, JAS. 81 1929
We have Turkey mail This merging, with
dates from Constanlin0ple ofthe Goth nlt. The
letters state that the treaty of commerce with
the United states had ~ en- agreed upon by the
Sultan. and had excited great sensation n.
morg the European diploma i.ts, WHICH had
been much increased by current ,u,uor that
an AmericaH sVhdron would appear ia the
water. o the Archipelago ~ thr spring The
sutan was slili NJ hi camp al Rams IschfIlick
and troop from Asia Continued &c arrive, and
we've exec cisPd by th" Sultan in person. The
Turkish G",srnInrnt experienced some wan,
"ani of funds, but The oiltan had summoned
he ehiet aud Wealthesi men III Turkey 10 his |
p'eS,nte and invited them 10 appropriate some
portion If their possessions IN defence OF their
iaith aud country III" multi is SAID 10 hay.
set a very liberal tAamplr. The grea est 81. !
lence still preserved az To The events in IA.
Mutes but IL was know the R.s EfT.ndi had
declared tia, il thr French attempted to urne.
uatc the LWadGa. declaration of war would
be issued b, the sultan The convoys Of pro
visions had been regularly organized, and the !
capital was !" consequence fully supplied with
pro, sons. Al "srke operations Hppear sux. |
pended indeed, il is said that the snow ON the |
frontiers was from four 10 five iset deep. and
the communication very dificult. The Rus. |
slanS are said TO have completed the fortilic.
iious of Varua, rs well "a those OF Bsza,Ji,l
PIHsada, Gebepschj. aud Dooya The Rus.
s'an Minister had iuvied The Porte 70 send
an Ambassador 10 Pans TO treat Of the psc,6, |
Gallon Of Gr"ece but this had brea declined
he greatest tranquility prevailed at Cons,an.
tnoplc
The French mail this morning brings ad.
vices OF the first divi.on Of the army having
lie 1.-THE Moiea on 23d hcemhcr. One of
The esNels oithe convoy had already arrived
~ Narcotics. The second division wouh, DE. |
pat from the 25th January 10 the 18th Febru,. |
~ amt the 'hrd and last d,sion ould follow |
ooop afterwards. The sudden departure ~ ri
the Prince Polienac. the French Amba.ssdor |
fon 'his eapfal. and his arfiyal ut Puris, in the
ioP'c OF Conversation IN both the Capitals. Il |
Ia reported that the Object Of his mission is 10