Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
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lived n, Boston. aud the EiIe. nj New York,
from Hnvrr, the former bringing London dates
of the 2lsi, and Liverpool of the 22d June,
and the latter iiavfe papers Of the 10Th, furnish
later ndyioes from Europe The principal ar.
iieles of,ntrlligence ARE, an advance ia coiton
and bread siuils increased indisposiiion OF ihs
King, ana the successful landing oftbr French
| nj Algirrs. 1his was effected, NJ anticipated,
IN the Bay oil Sill ferlhjh nine mies west of
the city.
The King was still liying--bui IL was out of
The compass OF probability that bis sufefings
could be protraclcd for many days. The fob
lowing IRE me bulletins -
June lb-lhe King has passed another rood
night, continues 10 find his respiration less
impedrd
June ~ The King has alep, wen III,
aihIesly's respiration continues lesl omsarfas.
| sed.
June ls--The King slcp, Mt iatervas last
nighI--io other respects, his Majesty Ienaius
inihe same state.
Jone l9.-lhe King has not slept we'll lis
Majesty has found his respiration moro difficult
| liom ime 10 lime In ibo night
June ~ The King Il rest has been interrup-
ted by cough, with espectoraiion during the
night. Ills Majesty complains less, however,
this morning.
II is sad. that on Wednesday last IN, Duke
OF sussex received a ritter from Sir Henry
iinlford. npon thu subject OF his Maiesfy's
health. stating hal the relief which the Rosnl
patient hhi recently experienced was 10 be-
a'u'fA'ied 10 excessive SPECIFICATION.
hhpeciof lion. however, IL was added, was nc.
sompNned by 80 violent cough, that il was
unprecedented his Maiestys strength would
speedily be exhausted. | Tmes
The following letter oomprshends The substance
Of tho latest news
L'pepook June Odd - a. NJ
The only thing which absorbe tho public ~.
ienton here Is Tho distressing sliuation OF The
kiog. My private edyoes from Windsor di.
| rect which nro up To two o'clock ON Monday
| morning, by espress,staie that zach succeeding
! hour Is expected 10 close the ,egn Of our illus.
trious monarch. Recovery il impossible.
An espao,diaary express from Paris, VII ich
reached Iopdon on Monday. nnnounces thu
ncws of the landing Of The French eGpoJil,no
against Aie'ers The LIBERALIZATION commenced
on the msfnlng oi TIM lil h June, NJ 4 o'clock.
Tho enemy were driven from the posiiion
which lhry had ihksD up IN the rear, aud the
dyiaioh Beiherpese bad oaptafsd nine guns
and two morIars. The French army nov nc.
py the heights IN front OF The Peninsula.
The news which reached Paris by Telegraph
ic despatch was announced by M, horiy 10 ibt
Theatre of the Opera, AMI created The moss M
ibusnsiie feoing. Yet, strange 10 say, owing
10 the wish OF the hbef0,r To defeat the hopes
Of the Ministry, the news had The eject oi de.
pressing. instead ms might naturally have bean
supposed reisiug the Ireech Funds from III
Doc to IA Doc EDW'D WILMER.
London, June -.
Smyrna May 10 The re.apJeafsnce OF pi-.
rates IN ihn mediterranean has caused tina
Greek Government 10 adopt prompt measures
10 repfess them. Armed vessel have been sent
| IN all directions 10 pursue and destroy them,
aud, by the active support Of the ships OF war
Of the European nations, they have succeeded
in taking and destroying The hsiieal mistieos-
Tho damage done by them hitherto i. ineon
adorable, aud il is 10 be hoped that continued
vigilance will prevent any further oxoes.oa
Admiral de kgny, on the news OF some ,rou.
bles 10 Greece. went Oh board tho Conquernni
To assist Count Cspo isiras IN shpptes ing
them We hear that tranquility Is perfectly
restored. In Asia Minor every ihing is quiet
! The prospect ofh good harvest HlleviHies tho
bad effects OF the scarcity and dfarness OF pro
visions eaUsed by the war. We have sldl.
boweyer, 10 dread the devastation OF tho 10.
Gusts. Of which great s@arms already bcei1 to
appear in AnatolIa.
Anaeona, Jitnc I've learn by the captains
Of ships thai an Usufreciion IN Samos has been
suppressed, but that fresh troubles have broken
out IN many pnrIs Of Greece, aud the President
fluids II very difficult 10 preserve order on accent
oi the sthieloi excitement IN which the nation Ia
placed by the continued uncertainty OF its fate
The authority of the Creek Government Is said
10 be constantly declining, because the chiefs
of the several parties no longer hope any ad.
vantage from IL and rrcommence Their inlrienes
in the hope TO 6nd nm opportunity for exioi.
ton ia moment Of confusion OF to alarm the
new government, Tor the purposes Of making
themselves Of importance.
Nothing has been more Injurious 10 Greeso
than the long discussions on its political e.ls
icDce.--Nrarly Two years have passed since the
evacuation vi the Morea. and sluce the cessa-
lion vi open hoslililies belween the Turks and
the Greeks, and yet the latter cannot enjoy as
they expected the fuils OF pHace. The rcg"nr-
ration oi this unhappy country, torn by parry
spirit, must be si.ll remote aud il may proha.
bly, long remain IN this provisional siiuHii0n as
fresh negotiations must be commenced for the
choice of a Sovereign, the Issue of which Count
Capo dlstrias does not seem disposed TO wait
for, but rather wishes 10 retire from pub lie al
lalrs as soon as possible. Al ieasI letters from
Corfu speak Of this with much confidence, and
add that the Allied Powers i'll soon be Obliged
o send more troops 10 Greece in order to pre-
serve The country from greater evils. Thus
thu affairs oil Greece, far from being ter,uins-
ted, appear TO claim The whole attention Of the
PDweis.
The Paris Messenger DIES Chambres of the
18Th says - II IS affirmed that the Duke
Bernard, of Soxe Weimar. brother of the regp.
ing Grand Duke, and brother-in.lsw Of HIS
hoyal Highness, the Duke Of Clarence, IS
one the candidates for the the sovereignty oS
Greece
FRENCH EXPEDITION.
London Morning Herald ONcs, !
Monday Morning .iune II, 4 cock.
We have just received, by an extraordinary
express, the Paris papers of Saturday, accom-
panied by IA letter from our correspondent,
containing the important Intelligence nl the
French Expedition having effected a landing on
the coast of Algiers. The following Is The let.
ter OF our correspondent -
Paris. Saturday eetaing JAY 10.
II The most sinister reports respecting The