The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-19
From ths London Nsw Times, 3oM april


From The London Neo Times, Both april
Tomorrow the House of Commons Will meet,
aud various rumors are a1oat as 10 what will be
said and done. The House of Lords will re-as-
stumble on WEDNESDAY. We hear of some extra
q binary statements thai are 10 be made N both
Houses, but we cannot believe lhaf AL which is
alkcd OF will tax" pace. 1t is not probable,
however, that The Ministerial crisis we have pas
sed through will subSida without an attempt on
the part of those who prududed IT. TO set them
selves right IN public opinion, SO lar as they may
consider il practicable 10 do so. Bat while we
are prepared for explanations we are utterly
at loss TO Onjecture their nature OF extent
As yet, not the slightest endeavor has been III ,dc
by ,he scaeders to justify the extraordinary stcp
they took.
We are prepared TO expect singular scene
In the House of Commons tomorrow night
when Mr. Canning appears al the table to take
the oathS, in consequence Of his reelection
His reception it IA said, will be triumphant
We speak only Of what is the current rumor
and abstain from specifying what ne nave heard,
tlIatwr may not be suspected otthroWng out Il
suggestion while repeating only a repor,. But
IN" House OF Lords viii be the chief arena, pro-
badly, for the talked Of explanations: for, with
the exception OF DIR. Peel, whose retirement
IS no way identified with the secession of his
o.lcganes sail the principal Exmnlsters are
members of that iouse. Upon the whole, we
my look forward we think To two on three de-
nat OF extraordinary interest.
Lori ChanccliOr's Ftrel0tH iddress.--In tn.
court ofchancery on Thursday, aite having
disposed of some Cases, his Lordship addressca
ne utlrnIen the Ban. in very low tone,
marty as follows - cannot take leave Of the
Gentlemen Of the Bar without feelings ofdeepre-
ORC | 4 Il 1 lr,tf
Ell have ed occasional 10 delays whIcl
m have been creyoosly felt but they have
be. n delays which could not avoid. Ny opin.
ION aaN always been, that there is an infinite din.
ference between dsspdtchiRg business md doing
II aut those who will look atfentxely to what is
the con Sc OF pro ecdng IN this court, viii see
dat it is "a much more difficult thing TO put a
proper end to a cause than it is 10 get il out of
the p1l er. The apology that have to make 10
the ubic for my Deficiencies and no one can
have ieit the Effects OF them more strongly than
nave, Is, that have always made il my earn
est asd only endeovor by anxious attention,
both ~ day and by night, TO come to right
decision rather than to determine too precipi-
lately
From The liverpool Adrertiser.1
We believe there never was a period when the
number ofprrsons ENGRAVING from his port to
tn United States md TO Clpada was so great as
II Is at the present moment. Most OF the vrs-
sc's which have sailed. during the last four
"erk'. for the above countries have taken out
crowds Of passengers, consisting OF men, wo-
men and children. Some of thevessels took out
the whole number OF passengers that they are
by law allowed TO carry, aud a medical man
was ON board of each to look ailer the health OF
the emigrants. 1t is estimated that the total
number of persons who have clnigratrd in the
course of lie last month IS nearly 800. The
great bulk Of the emigrans proceeded TO the
u States.