Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

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qaenaytn my plan Of attack, piaced my, small
vessels 10 such way, tina. might remain free 70
attack with the two frssies the enemy ship ofthe
iino Wills, a. the same time the small corvettes
migti. engage the attention ofShe frgats Of the
rebels Blu, in Tic act Of wearing and opening Gre,
ahnut one O'Clock this day. the wind, which
had before been oiowiny bfskIy, suddenly
dropped, so that few Of tie vessels could
AXE up their intended positions, afford me that
assistance which hav. no doubt they most anx
pasly wished. The result of tits Was, tha, the
enemy's hrc--tonsistng AT that time " grspe shot
was directed sgsins, the ftsaies and the big
Twep,y third-of July but more particularly a
gsnst the nag snip and the Portuguese corvette.
The FIRST was returned with invincble spirit by
tie officers and crew foi four hours and half My
attention was ihen called to the rigging on the lar
board side, whict. laadbeen much injured took
to Wear 20 and and attacked from the sfarloard
quarter. This movement accompanied with II
well directed hrc uRan the enemy's ffSatc, apd had
scarcely carried II into execution when the enemy
sci sail f.r the South. This afforded ne sufficient
time 10 repair the damage done TO the rigging, and
trust tha,to day, by four in the afternoon shall
be IN u condition TO pursue the enc my without Sss
OF line, and compel him 10 enother battle.
Here are Inserted Communications Of ihe Officers
and men
IfAtcs ,i' transmit you, ExceIlcncy ap account
oitne Killed and wounded ~ the battle, nud lregrci
10 my that IN the list Of the latter IRE included TWO
u my brayest and Most active officers, of whose
services must be neecssary deprived for some
time. hive the honor ~ be your TX sllency' S
nost obedent Servant tSlgned)
II. J. sARTORIUS,
' lcc .5dmifar ANA Commander IN Chef Of her
mds, Faithful Maiesly."
Io.poSt De-, Yesterday, the 26th Of Dc
tobcr, ,hcyrand attack was 10 he male fly Don Nj
gueI in person on the city Of Opor.o, and by this
tine the Constitu,ionasts hoye that Don Pedro
will nave received rcnfncemeuis by II transports
tom England, which will enabe HIM TO make
vigorous aud successful resistance.
SPAIN,
NaDnip, Oct. 10 Private rspondoncc.j -
The hug approached Madrid last evening at o
clock. The whole city went To meet him. TIN
Royal Conege was received with thu g1ealest m
lhaslpsis and entered the CIV amldlt the ioudcs
aeeamations Of the people Suoh,s ~ long lly
tbs King auI long live ne Aaecp ana .in pfnccs
SEES were heard from al paris.
Scan scarcely describe 10 you tic joy whlh per
vodes all chisses Of penple f,nm thc r.r3 measure
winch have been adopted since the Queen hns becI
tcn,ri,sled with the management ~ affairs. On
funds have IN Consequence been ailrcted ia, mos
, cS'rhofdiiiiry manner
4 complete nlnnrSty for all l.ibqtas, with 81,
, exception Of those VINO tofpcd The Regency Of st
| willie N 1929 has tirendy been sighed, pnd w.ii b
promulgated ia DAY ort~o.
| In few days he ancient Corfos Of tho Kngdor
win br convoked mud, il fine, new epoch ~
! prosperity seems 10 have COMMENCED, and We can
not bui tuer ourselves with the prospect ofhayin,
a government sno,e n IN son WITH the trhghtoqe,
nations OF Europe.
| Mdrtd, Oct, 23--Thc following is an eaui
copy Of the decree Of q nres,y which appears ii
| the Madrid Gazette of II 2eth INST
| Nothing 80 well pncQnes 4 magnannlOus and
rclis ous pr.Gse, " no loves his people, &c IN max
! ing use Of lhc powers wherewth my dear and be
! loved husband has INVESTED me, and III conpl auc
! with his wishes, hereby grant the most genera
plenary amnesty which can De given, 10 oil thos
| who have been pfosecuedas State criminals, What
| soever be their names, save and except those wiz,
| have lind the misfortune 10 vote for the derosi
| ton Of the King at Seyl,, and also those leader
who placed themselves THE hcgd Of the armc'
force in hostility to tie Sovereign You shall, iher,
iorc, understand il.
+, lSgned by tue Royal hand Of tie Qucon)
! @ po> LOSE DE CAssANlA.
"S, Ideionso, Oct Is 1882"
TURKEY
! london, ysr. 2-Araltd Gazett.s to the 1911
October bring the important inurld!ian that tn
Pacha Of Egypt has opened nryatiatI6ns with III
Sultan, lhfough ihe mediation of yurE'sh Con
. uandant of tie feet The pr posals welc instant
| " dispatched for Consan,inopic IN fast sad ia
ship.
| I.aNnos Oct ~ The news from Constantine
pie brought by The German papers, rcaclics to til
LIST OF lffc present month. j throws still deepr
! gloom upon the picture which had been prev ous
drawn OF the deporablc condition 10 which III
Turkish empire is scIuced Now that the rrsi.
approaches, the Sultan appears TO he quite dcs,tut
OF those energies Of character, for which many Wei
quite ready to give him credit. The SULTAN deli
bcrates when Ne should act In the mean time, tn
victorious lbrahim Concentrates his forces & push
EGs on. The wreck of the Moslem army is chase'
before its Egytian cOnquerors. The last hope O
the Porte is sad to he placed in the intervention
some otlhe European Powers and Mr.. Van Mau
rolenL its Charge d'Aflairs at Vienna, has bee
commissioned 10 proceed 10 London, 10 endeavou
10 induce the English Government to interpos
with It's friendly offices between itself and destruc
ton. We suspect the artillery OF ibrabim vii
| hardly wait for Lord Palmerston and his InQtC
coils.
FLrtaer CrUSades pnnecrsSdry.-I he Ausbur
| Gazette Of the 20,h Oct contains the followin!
Eirman, published by Ihrahim Pacha Gu taking ros
session ofJeruS alem - Jerusalem possesses an
| cicnt monuments, which are visited by Christian
| aud Jews from all countries. But these pilgrim
have cause to complain of the heavy imposition
laid upon them on the rpad. As am desirous Q
putting an end TO this abuse, ! command all Mus
sumans OF the pachalics Of Saide, as well as OF TIL
districts of jerusalem, Tripoi, and all tho prosin
ces bordering THE Mediterranean, to suppress al
impositons on every road and every place, "uhou
exception. ! also command tlmt the Christian
Priests, attached TO the churches in which the Cos
pei is taught shalt in future be exempt from the ar
bi,rary charges to which they have been subject"
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
TO be drawn in Lynchhnrg,
VVv AYlWNeC fNETET(.E