The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-28
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LATEST hO VI fUkoft.
Nrw.YahE, August ~. THE packet
ship WIN. Thompson, Capt. Browne, AZ
rived yesterday, in 20 days fom Liver
pool. Tie several recent arrivals from
England nave absolutely dvlugcd us with
ue~spapes and periodical iuuroas. Our
correspondents, wlIh liberality almost
.uossampled, have Grnished Va, not onl,
with the London and Liverpool but slsn
with Journals from various provincial
towns. A. 81. have for several works
been without any regular supply of Eng
lish files. Ne shall be- somewhat mure than
usually copious in our extracts. Brsides
49, ha,e4sn domestic news or importance.
Thrbisegpool plpets slate that Mr.
pilee ~as 10 quit Eugland on the Gath
Jnl, for AIMEE n and TO return INN d.
sirly with Mr.. k.an 10 Drury Laae. The
papers continue Ia assert that M. =. is Ia
b. the manager oi Dra y, and HIT, he has
Engaged laaesd,, Matthew's, Mss Ste.
phtis, IL Llstou. The reason why Mr.
Bsh has DECLINED the lease Of Drury Lane
is In consequence of the extraordinary
binding clauses IL contains. lie cannot
removes stick f,om the premises. nj
though b. may espend 100000 on the
premises. The lease ellis dozen sheets
Of parchment.
Mr. Cooper 1.-THE Novelist) has arrived
with his family IN good health N England
Lady Charlotte Campbell 1.-THE lad, Al.
bngulshed for her evidence on the Queen
CF Eogaod's trail is the author OF the
new novel ala Gioynnfa.
H.. L -
10 great lengths, and the manla has reach.
sd the m-buats. We understand that
~ the present time, the passengers in the
steam packet between Colk and Bristol,
Ore supplied--wiih provisions gral1 -
u Is said that the Improvement IL steam
navigation introduced by MIR. Perkins. has
attracted The Serious attention of the Min
lgters, and that the COMET Steam vessel
has been placed At his disposal for the pur-
pose OF the experiment. Mr.. Perkins
plan CONSISTS IN giving 10 steam engines
The prnpellng power by a comparatively
sGiali PARTON of fuel SO small loderd, that
steam navigation 10 the remutest part off
The world would become practicable, and
vessels "a wan mlsdt be fitted 90 with
steam engines without Inconvenience.
Should tn experiments made by o,d.r
81 Government succeed, We NAV expect
- see the whole system of laval warfare
materially altered.
The elections are over and tina coup,rv
had sobs into lis former state of pohti.
cal tranquility.
Symptoms of fresh disturbance are sa;d
TO have appeared in Manchester. The
magistrates took prompt aud efficient u,ea
sures TO prevent any serious results.
fzunt, the bhcklng man, and iooutR-be NJ.
J. has Threatened 10 turn banker and nav
nj, his notes in gold
The meeting of the new Parliament is
prorogued Ia The Gath of August--fthe
present month";
The C"ronrr's July has brought in n
verdict that the deaths Of t,yo men n, tbe
Kerry flrelandl Election, were occas;on,d
D, NE unjustHahc conduct of the magis-
t%'"s' G'orse Rowan and Major Mullins.
tth'' Mayor Mullins is the man who rama
way at New Orleans and was caslnered
tor IT, liz seems brave enough 10 shoot bis
own countrymen.
'i"ru'' Kenny, of his msiesty's navy, ha,
he.h imprisoned IN the charge If ,nurd.,.
tie Nn~u Mr.. carlton, ths surgeon Of ,,,r
sup barossa, T.. |. Co.'S service, ma du-
e' fought at midnight, without sec ,ods.
Mr.. Wilson'S very respeci.bl. r.,,ie-
man and magistrate, is in Galway ;,;,
charged with murder at the LAT, eisc;;a,
fnthat county.
no less than 80 laos Of rupees of ,,ee
sure was found at the taking os Bhurt.
poore' An enormous piece of ordnance.
tlo- ponnderl was captured, anJis In h.
sent TO Eosland as rru.eHt 10 his ma.
jesly. "' VIA
= NE arH'h OF the French attorney gen.
Frai " supposed 10 have arisen rrom III.
ehrSfm Al iosnins some recent trials.
The widow of the celebrated I,,,L H.,
skine appeared few DAYS ara n, m.
Mansion House'in London as ? ,.,;,;a,
er !" thr Lord Mayor for pecuniary relief
rne gave a melancholy history Of her
shiirrlpss and distress. The Lord M,vor
gave 'ier a ITO relieve her present dis
Hesses. subscriptions have been sent i,
oy the charitable. She WAS shabbiv
dressed. II making this statement ~,
uught To inform our readers that I.adv
Erskine II a woman Of low birth, VIA
Ions l'ved under the protection of Lord
Er'kine, aud to whom, in fiji of foolish
dofagr, he was Hnrried a short time he.
iore ms death. She had been we'll pro,i.
ded for, but in consequence Of her Excess.
Eve "-cnnduct. the trustees, Lords Russ
,yn ana Duacsnnon, refused te have any
thing TO do with her.
:, curious trial took place at Asen. in
I rance' few days ago. A Mr.. Ines. Ba-
7ae'' afeSpes'aole merchant, being at tbc