Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

| The town and u igdborhood are perfectly quiet,
aud have every appearance al remaining so. Don
Pedro Is increasing his army and navy, and has
already fortified the city towards the Interior where
he IS most exposed The city aud streets are in
tfenched ard FABRICATED so that he may defy any
fotee Tho iligueltcs may bring agains, him. He
now anl then gets dcserters, not IN numbers; no
Regiments have revoed in his favor nor any per-
vi 81 consequence yet Ioned Still his cause APP
pears 10 be entirely successful
III recruits, including volunteers and the line,
amount to about 1000 ihey are drilled regularly
Don Pedro Ii adding several Voiy fine briggs to his
navy, & lis familiarity endears him TO his soldiers.
l.lanoN Aug 3--1he squadron fDon Miguel
has at lepgth senlafed ont TO attack that OF Sarto-
nus THIS morning about nine o'clock, Don Mi
agtl's squadron at anchor uea. tacllas, got under
weigh and short time afterwards Admiral Sarto-
rus was secn 10 do the same. BY II o'clock the
whole of Don Miggei 4 squadron was over the bar,
consisting Of Que ship OF the line (the Don Joao)
two lrientes, three eorvetles, and Two brgs. The
Don Joao irgaie, and n corvette, advanced first,
directing their eoutse towards Admiral Sarterius,
who kep, his course direct To the westward, | sup.
pose 10 bung hls enemy well oa to sea. In The
neau ttac. an American fri2ate appeared IN sight,
winch was approached by an English brig of wor,
& soon aile, the former ehnnRod her course came
latn thu raeus, where sac = at anchor. Be
tween / aud : o'clock = NJ nothing WIS to
be of esther OF the eontendlng sqaadrons which
had ql,tc disappeared III the west.
From another Correspondent
LlsBuS, AUG. 1.
Theejty IS stll in perfect state of tranquility,
although II appears prctiy clear that VIC cannot he
Ioag without some sefous change.
\ reportls =prend aud generally believed that
GaDo ~ 7 900 uoolb have joined Don Pedro from
Don Ml%lePs army, and that he Is Is on his mnrch
iur Ltsboo That General st MaFthas division &
also that ofGcnerol Povoos, are entirely dispersed
cxecpl those that have joined Don Pedro aud that
Goncra povoas il arrested 10y order Of Don Mi
| guel for moi formnsa junction with General ST
Martha. General foyoas was know 10 be a Con
stitutionalist
| Ten O'CLOCK, Both squadrons out Of SIGHT
except schooner Of Admiral Sarofuss, which
! IS returned to blockade the Tatus. You may sup
pose how Intcn.rIy all eyes arc turned TO the bar
nothing else IS talked Of
The government Is bGsIly employed IN planting
cannon and barrlcadmg the different streets leading
To the castle of Lisbon
I4oH0ov, Aug II The clgilIty ofthc Emperor
Nicholas Ia our Ambassador Extraordinary Loud
Durham, has been Internationally dwelt upon by
| some Ministerial Journals, aud they would fam
have the public believe that the poencss of the
Calmue bGto>ons prosperous issue 10 his Lord
SHIPS mission They ara either very Bimpe-miu-
died who argue III thla way, on lhey presume upon
| ycry abundant potion oil cfflultly aud Ignorance
in the British public We have heard of the
smooth barbarlty' OF Goutts aud no Court ever
possessed a larger share oil that commodity so much
used IN Diplomats Intercourse than thot OF st. Pc
tcfshureh.
We dcprecate wcr a, long ms II can DO avoided
HtAou, the sacrifice al the interests and honor OF
the country but we should be sorry To see the &C..
uus of 6rcal Britain the utbcr Of the destinies
Of Europe, at no very distant periodically cndes-
TO avert war by fslsns IN her defence tho" sa-
cred shield Of cot ardice' To be peaceable and 10
bo ia sturdy, arc TWO very different qualities whe-
ther IA al individual or nation II one is in
consistent with II character that mny make its own
or both feared aud reapoelid-the other IS sure 10
provoke worse insults. and worse acts oil aggres-
SION, than those which mako the first experiments
Oh IL cawardly submis sion II is because we think
England eaald have aycttsd war by taking manly
aod energetic tone in support OF the ath Of treaes
when Russia was about To invade Poland, that we
dina. Our Ministers IS deficient in wisdom on that
occasion as thcy wore IN spirt aud most fully do
concur II the sentiments expressed by Sir
Francis Burdett, the other night IN the House OF
Commons, upon the weakness and the folly which
the conduct oiour Ministry betrayed. To have
Threatened 10 send a fleet 10 the Baltic would have
saved poland without the necessity Of having r,-
course to arms and, lasea, of provoking war III
Europe would have agerled it.
Cosafa&ffNoalE, July l0.--Thc Port is IN great
CONSERVATION the accounts from Syria are very
uniayolahie the Egyptians have made grcnt pro-
gre,s the fall Of Acre, and Damascus IS alrea
ly IN Their hands. j may be seen what catas-
,rophc awaits as should the army sent against them
Ia. tel ,t,lt oil
him knows how to profit Ivy his victories. All
you'd pres, on the Sultan the hatred of the old
party OF the Jamlssarie5 would revive and break
ont INTO open violence. II now SAID that an Ell
yoy VIII 10 sent 10 Alexandria with letters of re-
commentator from the French Charge d'Afiaiies
here to Jussaf Pacha, the confidential adviser Of
hehcmot ALI, IN order to negotiate. Little good
cah be expected from hs fortune continues 10 ia
your the Egyptians.
Il Is but justice 10 them % saw that they learn
the European tactics much better than the Turks
thnt they fight brayely aud observe strict discip-
line, by which Iney have gaiaed the confidence OF
the inhabitants oil syria, who consider them rather
protectors dian enemies, whereas the Turkish
soldiers almost undscpned and treat friends
and enemies with equal rgor.
As many ttoops as possible are collected and
sent 10 Asia, to proceed by forced matches to the
theatre Of war watilee stores are embarked in
transports for tho amy
fio,eta M Ftanec--lf We remember right
France contains Sc Departments The following
schedule which We have p. epared from Paris pa
pcs Of Au5 Oh, shows the extent to which the
Cholera has prevailed in eleven ofthe number 1t
will observed fhai the Department of the Seine,
which comprises the etty oil Paris, is not included.
The aggre eate &, ras.s and deaths ia that Depart
mcnt Is not s.v,u
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