The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST PROM EUROPE.


BY the Columbia Delano, from Eondnn
winch lcft the Isle of Wight be-. 8. our CORES
pondents at New York have received Londor
papers to the evening of the ID Drcem
Der. and Liverpool dates 10 The 2pth Novem
Der.
MIR Barbour, our minister al the Court of ST.
lanes. had his first audience of the King Al
Windsor, Nov. 2ith, when he delivered his ere
denialS
From The contradictory accounts orthe pa-
pers we gather that ihe king's health continued
IN very prrcarious state.
THE BRITISH PORTS WERE OPEN.
ED on thb 2isi Nov. Tor the admission OF
Foreign grain AZ ina minimum duties h
Is nov ten years since the ports were open
d unlimitedly for the importation OF foreign
wheat.
News from The Continent is of 90 great inter
est.-Bell's Weekly Messenger saws, from al
the news arrived from those quarters. il an.
prars that the Rnssiabs are much more desiroo,
Of liulsling the oanipaign than the forks. In
pther words, the Russians q G more cxhauste"
nv Citing the victory, such as il is, than The
Turks are by losing the battle. Onr own OF
pnOn has been already expressed, hat th,,
winter will be a season OF active negotiations
aud ha Enrone will he enjoying perfect parii-
cation, a least in The Forth Eastern quarters ;
before the return Of the neEi spring"
The Traveller Of thr End Dec speaks in the
'anesiraln e.: by private let ers received this
morning from 81. Pc ersburgh we learn that
an opinion was .nlertiiued there. thai Eicboia
ws1 anxious that negotiations should be oppneu
through tire mediation of this country for a set
tle'"ent OF the differences with Turkey. Mouef
had become universally scarce At ST. Peter,
trpb I'D bar
scarcely 10 be- obtained"
The failure Of the Banking House of Messrs
Fry and Chapman pro laced a great sensation
Al a meeting of their creditors, Nov. "a. man,
large debts proved among which were T., fol
lowing Tn Chichester Bank, $4,000 a
sum Il 10 oOOl by a partner in country firm
whose name was MOI distinctly heard thr Wood
bridge Bank, 93,OOOl. and several others. yar,
ing from i6I. 10 lO0O00l
The papers biiug news OF the death of t,,a
Empress Mother of Russia, aud the Dnwao.g
Queen of Saxonv
report had prevailed in France and Eng
land that Sn'Stril bad laIlen but the LATEST ma
pprs express doubts + IL
As TO apprehen'ed scarcity we see no reason
10 think the calculations which to iudoa FINN
III" prices paid here tor bread stufIs' apneat l..
nave been made, VIII be realize the duty o.,
f"'e'gH wheat having been reduced by the rise
ot the average price 10 one Shtifin, peT quarter
much t"reieh wheat in bond was immediately
entered. For prices ana details we refer 10 m
commercial head
he hns OF England had experienced a ar
we're attach oi govt which together with III,
SccluSlon IN which he lvas---so unwon,ed fo.
an English hng--caused geuer4l impression
(WHICH the newspapers eynCe) thar his life is
pr"chtious. lie had, however, SO lar recoye,.
ID Az 10 hold IA Count AT Windsor Castle. The
Duke OF Clarenco next in succession to the
'n'one-"aS also sad to De ID very feeble
health.
In French military and marine forces had
op'dlneh entire possession of the Morea having
been obliged To bomba,d for fey hours the
Cnstle ofthr Morea. on The Straits OF I.epanto
-garrisoned by TOO Turk who surrendered
as soon as a breach wa, effected The Br,nsb
frigaes Talbot and La Bouds, aided the French
attack. Ivy landing sailors. maripes an, c.n,on
aud throughout, acted under the orders If Adj.
ni:ai de Rigny This certainly Ia, Ks like bar
nony N the views of the two governments ne 10
The proceedings of the French IN Grpece. The
French troops IN the Nlorea appear TO have suf.
fered severely from sickness
Don Miguel, OF Portugal, drvi.g his sister
was overturned, and broke his thigb. The a.,
ca cot was DC asionen the inyR Portuguese saw
by the ritGS with which ihc Don was receirsL
during MS drive wheTeat his mules were ala
med, ran away, and overturned HIM. Dtho,
more sarcastically allese, tlai he WAS appIv, ION
the whip numerically 10 his beasts. md IT,.
more SPIRITED than his subjects, rebell.a 49,,
overthrow hun. He was Said 10 he in a ,,rooa.;
Gus state, for IA late as Nav 22h--,w,Ive1 d.,
AFTER 'hs accdent---the hone h ii not hoo, CO.,
London, 93d Nov.-The Chaurellor or ~.
EAcne4uer had several interviews with tho n;
rector OF the Bank OF England, the obiec, -
which, is said TO be, 10 propose tho "
an a"n'hon ofexchequer bills, followed nv a
nr" s,"H'ne Iund, to Increase the resources or
the ministry. VIZ u
from the LIST of September TO The htb or No.
Vemner' the number of cases Of yellow f.vo,
"n'eh occurred IN the military department of
uIprai'ar, amounted to ISOO-the dps,bs tn
i07. uea'hs 10
IN Saturday last Sir Walter Scott was
elected Lord Rector OF the Uniyersiy of Glas,
gov. ''"y VI "'"S-
lRiEsTE, Nov. l3--YVe have news from T..
gina to the'9ih ofOctober Count Capo dis.
'f'a hhd returned from Poros to Eeina and had
hn' o''hced u pro- lanai ion that inconseou.ncs
OF 'he oos'inacy OF the Porte, the three A tlied
powers Would recognise tire Intiepeodenca of
uteeee' Lord Cochrane had also arrival -,
hSf'e on BOARD his brig, and had in,mediatsIv
Al audience 4 nh the President.
tRAEKf"nr. No> 2J-We h,ye ic,te,s r,,,,,
'"sh" Milan ~ he depended rpon, and