The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-25
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Coaes on iiir Bils of jlae, and has bra
ps rrg,,iar flps ~ f4pndoo papers 10 To,
8il, Of June, with Prices Gsfrentofth 3D.,
and numerous peliodicfls.
LATER.--Siare die above was IN type
VIZ llase received ilic Partslnnuiib =. II.
Journal oi Saturday, containing Pasis daies
OF ths 8ihJune, received II that port By the
ship Tfiion, from iiapre.
American Stocks 90 the Sd of June -
Sizes, for 1915. 07a New York Fises, 100
Bank Shares, s25.
ENGLAND.-TD the House Of Com
mons on the 81 Of June, al Interesting de-
bate took place OF iht bill i,ii the iltefa-
ton of the Qlarauiipe Laws, and on q
grant Of Coco 900, /" for eoDprasaiins eef-
tain inhabitants Of iha United States for the
loss Sustained By the capture Of slaves by
the British army" Oh the same evening.
tie Uniiasian Marriage Bill was rejected IN
the columuns by majority OF 4 votes.
Lieatcuauf General Sir II. Turner Is APP.
pointed Governor Of the Dermudas.
General Nina, who has becn long
time indisposed near Plymouth, was re-
covering.
The Chamber of Peers, and Deputies re-
dAntDtDlfu D1 iit fius HI iiit lblihti ilt
report Of the finance committee Vas bro't
up.
The King of Wirtembmg travelling IN
der the title of Count de Teck, has arfiv-
ed in Paris.
A tremendous FIRE broke out at Bor-
dcaux, on the I'd of June, Ivy Which proper
ty 10 the value Of four millions of francs
VAS consumed, lnelUding $500 pipes of
brandy. 10 the amount of about two mil
lions WAS insured.
a letter Of the 26tb of May, from BARGE
Iona, states, that IN the prisons of that place
aud lillafrauca, there are actually III per-
SONS for trial by the Executive Military
Commission.
Mr. o'Conncll has arrived in Dublin,
and made a sort of triumphal entranee.--
Mrs. O'Connell and her daughters were in
the carriage with him, which was drawn
through the ST Gets by the people, amidst
shouts and cheers, and waving Of bats and
handkerchief.
FRANC E.-The Paris papers to the
9th of June, received at Portsmouth, give
an animated account of the Kings public
entity into that capital, ON his return from
the Coronation. The day was fine, and
the pageant seems 10 have been very splen-
did,
The King was expected at o'clock at
Ia Villcue, where ,riunpha arch was e
rccted. At II o'clock the National Guards,
the Royal Guards, and the troops Of the
Inc, drew up in files On each side Of the
road by which the procession was to pass
Behind them were crowds of spectators,
and along the whole line of road, the WIN
Il e,
thronged. Wherever it was practicable
galleries and stages were erected, and the
windows were adorned with white flags
bearing the arms, or loyal Inscriptions
In the rue ST. Honore-&he fronts OF many
houses were hung with tapestry, carpets,
&c. Tfiumphai arches wereerected al the
limits Of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS by which the
cayacadc passed
The municipality Of Paris, headed By
the Project of the Department, and accom-
panied by the Project OF the Police, and
the Sub Projects Of st. Denis aud Seranx,
went out to meet his majesty al the barri-
er de Ia Nictte.
A royal salute ola hundred and one guns
announced the Kings arrival.
The Project of the department then
made an elaborate address,upo presenting
ia keys of the city to which the king re-
piled
81 feel great satisfaction in re-entering
these walls. 1t is always with al lively emo
ton that | recollect the reception that was
given To me eleven years ago, when | pre-
ceded the king my brother return here
having received the holy JUNCTION, which
has given me new strength. will conse-
crate il ALL aud whatever have of lie, and
all my means, to the prosperity of France.
This is my firm resolution, Gentlemen,
give you assurance Of it,"
Cries OF Pire ie Roi - P,uent les Bo,Y-
bons resounded ON all sides.
The procession then moved Forward
1t was opened by a squadron of Gendar-
merie, followed by several sqaadrons OF
lancers and cuiiassiers ofthe Royal Guards
the Horse National Guards of Paris, the
Stats OF the Place OF the First Military Di-
vision. Next came five magnificent royal
carriages drawn by eight horses richly ca
parisuned. in which were the great officers
of the Kings household.
The King was in the splendid corona
ton carriage, having the Dauphiness on his
left Opposite the King was the Dauphin,
having the Dntchess of Berry on his
left. His Majesty's carriage was followed
by an escort similar to that which proceed
ed il.
SPAlN.-Our dates from Spain are not
very late, and the news under them not ye-
ny Interesting.
Gen. La Scrna, the Vice Roy of Peru,
together with his suite and discomlitted
officers, have arrived, but had not landed
IN consequence of being compelled to un-
dergo a quarantine. The bad success of
LA Serna is at length admitted, but attribu-
ted to the detection Of his troops who
are said to have gone over to the insur-
gents.n
Some apprehensions begin to be enter
tanned for the safety of Cuba.
! The negotiations for new loan in Hol-
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