Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

heinz IN lals likely % be elTt.led. a. a por.
ton Of Ihr r,sneh sroy is 10 he immediately
recalled FINN guece. This sill doubtless,
materially influence tic conclusion of peace
Il between Russia and Tukey-for. at the same
time that tranquility on the PIT nj Greece will
allow The Turks 10 concentrate the whole oil
their forces on the Balkan, IL sii permit France
and England 10 give their attention TO the quar-.
rel, aud 10 adopt With undivided energy and
effect whatever measures may br necessary To
restrain them from disturbing fhs rspose OF
Europe Not thai u is 10 lie presumed Russia
or Turkey have either expressed any "ish TO
stay progress OF war far from II, The Russians
are preparing by considerably augmeniing
their forces and means, 10 apen the Z sxi cam
paign with desifuetiou. Ehe corps oi Sesmar
hsl been very materially siren 1aened, Tor the
purpose, II IS said. Of passing Inc 70 tresses
tho, Danube aud the deiies OF shumla and Ihu
to,pene'raie Turkey hy SrryIA
| Another OF those hurllal rumors. spread only
20 deceive the people, is tint oil The battle OF
vsrna, 10 such having taken place. 900 OOH
kos Of COZ n have been conveyed 10 the Turks
by way OF Constan,nople. In q ships which
passed the DAldannell"s but lev bours pievi-
Gus 10 the blockade taking place BY Admiral
| liicord.
The papers from France are totally void OF
momeninry new. rs also any matters relative
10 that country. Prince de PoIignac's sudden
departure for Pars has created considerable
speculation what his mission IS. no one kuows,
but foibl,a Of M important mature. relative
10 affairs IN tn East.
We Observed IN the Sun II yesterday. under
the head German papers, a.lnsioB Is made to
| the negotiations OF Mr.. O1lrY with The Porte !:
! It Is rs follows :" The ~ geoiation, ~iih Mr..
| Otey, the American Consul. proceed faveurs-
| bly,, and commercial treaty, advantageous 10
both parties, will soon be copeleded. The Pa
cha Of Egypt. Of whose ldlsmrnia high
| opinion Is entertained here. Is SAID 10 hav.
advised the poro 10 grant all pos'bc facilities
to the American commerce" fhs your mer-
ehants will feel highly Interested IN. ny thc ben.
| eGls accrtnz frona fair cpmmefcinl treaty
will, Of eour.e, be- highly advantageous 10 both
parties; moro particularly a. rrga,'ls Ameiics,
n free trade bting the safe guardian TO ifse
people. Our eity business |. MI WY interest.
ny, bni FIR ~ concerns money matters, very
dull This, however, 10 seiiling day, cousos al
80 IL for money. 90 3.S acc lunt
! Considerable alarm exists in consequence
Of the reported shipments Of gold ioa large u
mount These seGonnls, no doubt, are much
overstateh, aud the Advertisements Gu culnicd
through tho dinelrnl newspapers, warning pc,
song To iake care Of hcir gold. have contributed
10 iddpce the belief, that the metallic circula-
fion Al least 80 IA" AS the precious metal is coo-
csrned, is thus very much reduced. | brlirse
no authentic Information /, obtained On the sub
irci. bat IL has been stated thai IN the course
of h single week, from iiaraich, not less than
three hundred thousand pounds IN gold WAS
exp6rtcd. People are vet shy. the AFFAIRS OF
| kc1nming,on. Stevenson & 10. have put every
| one ~ ave. Upwards oftwO hundred accounts
have been transferred 20 the Bank of Eng and.
! Tho Government here. M well as the people
seem Determined 10 hpp,rhend Rowland Ste
| pheusup. II is now ascer tanned, for certain.
thai he embarked on board the kingston.
bound TO Savannah which vessel sailed from
-, Liverpool aud put into Milford from which
place she sailed on the oh lunnar, his CLERK
Lloyd accompanying him The officers were
wlthin u shorf time Of HI, departure. Bishop
the olicc ollicn II embarked On board the Brl
tan Go, ernneni Packet NJ, rte. bound TO Ane-
RIGA with the London mail she was detained
at Falmouth, by head winds, on the 9lh Jtnus-
tiy Two sloops ot war are alsp In pursuit Of the
| mgutiyes.
The disease of Gibraltar is at nm end. The
! Lieutenant Govet nor has used lis proclamation
requiring tine Inhabitants 10 pnni, then housrs
&c. 10 prevent n recurrence oi that dreadful
malndy Ills Ih. NJ, Ship O,estrs has arrived
ai Gibraltar from oil Tansle's, rs all dlibculties
hir on -lucl fu adjusted,
| IRELAND. This country n now ia n total
ate OF fcfmsnt The departure Of usla,e
Lord Lieut. nant the Marquis of lnglcsra. and
The appointment of its new one, the Duke oil
Northumberland, together with tie inllnmmato-
~ speeches of Mr. OConnel, prrvtons to his
departure ou the 3Oih January, for The purpo,e
OF claiming his seat ia The House of Commous,
as also the county meetings ofthe Brumswickers
with their addresses 10 Parliament, nre all mat
ters Of deep interest aud vital impottaoce to ev-
cry part OF the United Kingdom. hui more pnr.
ticulnrly TO that distressed part--ireland. The
iaienrl df the Marquis MAS one oi deep aud
general Interest. From II Ia 10000 persons
currencc and with one enthusiastic Shont pro
claimed that cuuntry's svnss OF gratitude Tor
the many Invaluable scrv ces he has rendered
them, by extending their CONNER CO, paciG ing
the people with enlrehty aud kindness. aud put
mig ASIDE that hauGhiness 81 often displayed
IN the exercise OF so high nm authority. III,
Duke of Northumberland is favorable Ia the
Catholic Emancipation, under certain securies
and buds iaif - he popular with those over whom
thus authority particularly extends. very M
merous Bnd respectable meeting of the irechol
ders of Feren WINS held NJ the CH.le Yard Ey
etcr by tAe Brunswickpr's. consisting OF man,
Of the leading men the day. when resolution
were pass d pra, ing the Parliament NOT to al
low further concessions TO the Catholics.
MARSliAL'S SALE OF LANDS