Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

ed in the ensirons Of Msrseilles, Toulon, an
Cetie. to consist OF o or 1000 men 70 DO
ready 20 supply einforeemeois in case of
need. and relieve such regiments as may suffer
most.
by accounts from Rome dated fhe I7th
March, we learn thai on the 10Th his Holiness
held a secret conclave, az which propositl=us
for 1lling fifteen Sees We're male. the greater
portion OF them M pdftebus. Messrs. Weld.
Mazio. and DE Simon. were proclaimed Car.
d'nals. and in the afternoon received their Ba1
rsits. or Cardinals hat.
We learn from Roueh thai during the winter
the passage ofthe Alsaiians, Swiss and Ger,
mans 10 Hayfe, IN order 10 embark Tor Amer,
ca. had been stopped but on Saturday a great
nunber Of the emigranls arrived with various
vehicles ioaded with their families and their
household goods.
Advices OF the Goth February, from Con
staniinople, announce that Tho Russian vessel
fdnteieimon. has arrived there, 10 be at the
disposal of Coun, Orlon. fhr commanders of
the Castles at the entrance Of Tho Black Sen,
hnd previously received orders 10 allow her 10
pass. Russia sent With this vessel ar artillery.
mon destined 10 enter into the service uf ha
Porte. tho Sultan having expressed a desire 10
have some mon TO instruct his troops in mar.
1nyfing Tying artillery.
The Courier de Smyrne contains The following
article " Letters Of recent date from Syrs,
state that England has tedcd TO Greece four Of
tho ionian Islands, so rs only to keep Coric,
lani., and Chepholonia.
The following ID an extra CT OF a private letter
OF The 27th February. from Erankfo,, III
IS believed that Venice 10 indebted lor ,he priv.
iege OF becoming n free rort TO the CONNER,
eint poiicy Of England. tn we'll known that
a Treaty Of Conimerce has been negotiated be-
tween That mower aud At.Irt. and 10 il 400
asserted that the said privilege IS one oil TIM
conditions stipulated by EoSland nj the opening
Of the negotiations IL IL stated that
THIS Convention ~ merely the nppendixcfa
treaty OF Alliance, offensive and defensive, AZ
greed upon between the two Powers, bu, which
will not yet be made public"
Commercial iatiofa from Alexandria of Feb3
rusry 2, state That 4" all The measures of The
Egyptian Government tend TO prove that the
Island OF Candia will be incorporated with
Turkey. There Ia no doubt that England her.
sell insists upon this determination contrary 10
the representations OF her Allies. The many
Efforts on tho pat oi Coun, Cepo dIs,rias, To
effect The emancipation of that Island, and
winch caused 81 mauy~ calamlties 20 its uniofln
nate inbabiants, have checked rather than
promoted his views. England, aud more par
tiGularly tho Government Of ~ lonian island g
has always looked upon the Count with n jenl.
Gus eye, because, during his Presidency oyet
Greece, he has by no means appeared disposed
10 favor English interests. Iheeleclion Of Il
foreign Prince TO tho throne OF Greece, and the
consequent removal Of Capo dIsiriss, which
Is considered asa baoishmeni from 8 ~ untIyk
appear TO the Crooks as n punishment inflicted
by The English Government on Count Cape
d1sirias for disobedience. Whatever enemies
the Count mny have among his coun,rymeD,
yet he ~ respected by the minority Of tho
Greeks. who gratefully acknowledge The impoiS
tant services he rendered the III ~ critical Zines
His removal will be oniye,sallt regretted, and
tho new King, who is n stranger ~ the naIion.
will not meet with "A hearty welcome aihrs,.
The Egyptian fee, has returned In good condi.
non TO our port. but will sail egniD shortly, Tor
naval eyolulions IN Tho open Sea"
II 10 said that The blocknding sqnsdron of A
giers. having lately run in rather too close 10
The fiore. the new batteries fred upon ihems
but not ono of the shot reached tben.
On the 2Oih March, two vessels, laden with
5000 cannon balls, destined Tor the African
expedition, arrived nj Toolon from Antibes
NJ. Freyoinci, member Of the Institute, was
ebom TO undertake another soya age round the
world.
NJ Jacques Recamier. formerly one Of tho
most opuleni bankers OF Paris, died lately, at a
very advanced age.
-" 'obh'ih''N'Nel w VIZ AM W hIift ttY3
-" Ii il true that there exists IA Treaty bptween
the British Government snd ours, by which tho
Cabinet OF 81. james imposes OH France the
condition Of abandoning Algiefs within a month
after tho presumed surrender OF that town.
II IL 'fuo that the Prince do Polignac has ac-
eepted tho disgrace Ut such a Treaty ? We
have this fhct upon respectable authority, aud
nothing IN The past or present conduct of Min
'sters prevents us giving credit 10 II. Never
iheless, however dependent our Cabinet may
be upon foreign policy, IL seems incredible
hath can have descended 10 ouch "a depth o.
degradation"
Accounts from Constlntinople 10 ihcL26ih OF
tebruarJ state that tho Porte has paid the st.
cond lnstalment of The Indemnify stipulated ia
the treaty Of Adrianopie IN favor Of the Rus.
sian commerce. II is added, that 10 acknow.
ledgment OF TINS promp,nsss, the Russian cab
met has remitted several thousand piast res.
The Russian army was making preparations
for rc-erossinstthe Balkan.
The Berlin State Gazetie of the 22d in,,.
gives the following Intelligence from London
-" On the subject of Greece, since the con-
ference OF the 9TH Of February, two utiiera
wefe beId on the Goth and ooh of The sauna
month Al the frs, Of these. We are Informed
the three powers entered into an engagement 10
guara niee the integrity Of the New State. The
DINER foWcrs oil Europe VIII be invited 10 ac@
cede 10 the terms OF the Protocol. II will be-
Of high importance to the friends Of humanity.
IL the report be confirmed that tho three now.
ers sill reserve the right Of intercedipg With
the PORE in favor Of the inhabitants oil the Ia
land of Samos aud Gambia, in case they should
he ilktreated by the Turkish Authorities. II is
also asserted, that the Allies will Guarantee
the Loan TO be raised by Greece--tbe products
of which will be applied TO the pay aod main
ienancs Of the Greek troops. The French
corps will remain in the country another year,
or perhaps longer, IN order TO uphold the new
formed Institutions. The Conference of the
Goth Of February was employed solely it is
said in concerning the mode in which the three
Powers should con mnB'cate 10 the Pore and
10 the New State the resolutions they have
adopted"
A private letter from Cadix Of the 9th of
March announces that the Spanish expedition