Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
FROM EUROPE.

FROM EUROPE.
1t Is reported. says the temps. that
soon after his accession 10 the throne
ct Greece. Prince Leopold will marry
the only daughter Of the late Duke vi
PlacenZa, who is heircss to a fortune
oi thirty millions Of francs. and whose
beauty IS only equalled by her mental
accomplishments. She isat present at
Egina with her mother.
We are of opinion. saws the Nation
al, that England will be disposed TO
throw every kind Of obstacle in the way
81 our expedition. in order 10 thwart
us aim. Vt there should be auy inten.
ton OF forming a colony on the Arri.
can coast.
IL - said that the block aiding squad
ron oil Algiers, having lately run in ra.
ther too close Ia the shore, the new
batteries fired upon them, but not one
oi the shot reached them.
On the 10th March. two vessels, la
den with Is. 600 cannon balls, dcstin-
cd Tor tho African expedition, arrived
at Toulon from Antib,s.
MIR. Freyclnct, member Of the ins,i.
iuie, was about to undertake another
voyage round the world.
Accounts from Constantiuople ia
The 2jth February, state that the Porte
has paid the second instalment Of the
indemnity stipulated in the treaty of
Adrianople in iav"r Of Russian com
nerce. 1t Is added, that in acknow
Judgment OF this proniptness. the Rus
shan cabinet has RENTED several thou
sand plastres. The Russian army was
making preparations for re-erossiny
the Balkan,
Every thing is very quiet in France.
aud the complaints Of the distres,es in
England. are greatly subdued, if not
entirely hushed.
His Majesty received q visit during
the morning from the Duchess of G!ou.
ccster.
Letters from Lisbon of the goth
March state, that the question relating
10 me capture ui the American vessels
OIL Ierceira has been decided. The
Minister OF The Marine has transmitted
10 the Envoy OF the United States
copy OF a decree. direc,in. the rcsti;u-
ton OF the ships. and the liberation OF
ehcir crews Paris paper.
EMIGRATION TO THE U. STATES. p
From late English papers. NC learn tia,
very large number OF persons wers prebsrin,.
to leave Europe for This country and the Can.
sdss II .litranaciq IIeyah
EDdgro'iOn.-"e alluded, IN our
last, TO the numerous cmigran;s for
Canada and the United States, who. al
the present period, are taking their
passage from this port. During the
whole OF last week. the nclghborhood
OF our docks presented quite a busting
appearance. from the number Of coun
Try people arriving with their families
and luggage. aud proceeding on board
ihe different vessels about io sail for
Quebec, New York. &c. From what
We can learn, as many ~ 500 passen
gers haze actually sailed since our last.
one vessel alone taking eco pas.cn
gers, another 80. SC. Notwi,h.taud.
ing these dcportations, the number Of
individuals at the class alluded to. WIN
were to he seen OF Tuesday last. wan.
deIlng about the town, 10 every direc.
ton, appeared undiminished
liIuli packet.
EmigrniIon. We stated frwd sV.
ago. on the authority at a respectable
correspondent resident in Kent, that
emigration IL becoming very general a
m0ng the small farmers and other per.
sons who have pccunisry means for
removal. By another communication
iron the same gentleman, W. learn tina,
The rage Tor emigration i. rapidi,
spreading. and that many Of the land
owners Of Kent arc likely 20 have tbei,
farms 'h'own suddenly on their hands.
Most OF the persons WHO are prrpariog
Z" leave their homes. exprc.s their in,
tcHi'on Of proceeding TO tic 4. states.
tClobr.
Fever, we believe. was distres, 60
great a. II - at tits time on .sbe b,,r
ders 81 DerbYshire aud stalIefdsh,,e
kemos2ls, sales, disirainis for rent.
and emigration TO Amefica. are wub.
on precedent. ShDsed Couranf.
IseiDA-Ihe Lord Lieutenant ma.
issued a Proclamation. bearing date
the 24th Of Apil. fsr the suppression
Of The Society u Fricn,s II ireland.
and prohibiting 'lie meeting Of ile saiJ I
lssoclalion. o. q suJ part thc4cof. On
dcr any uamc, uctC2f, o. devise VIA. :