The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
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The Packet ship York arrived at New York
rom liverpool, brnss Inca Of English papers
10 the 10Th Of February Inclusive The Lon.
don Courier of the 2Iih. states that L" III. do
hateaubriand seems 10 nave turned 10 a good
account the intimate knowledge of the North
American indians, which lac obtained b. "A long
residence among them IN their native wildS. -
The beautiful stories Of italn aud Rene il an.
penrs, were merry episodes Of his elaborate
tale Inc Matches, which though just published.
US written thirty years ago, ~ the desert. and
beneath the nuts OF sapages H.. plot of this
romance Is truly singular 1t dcvatcs from all
beaten tracks aud exhibits manners and Incl
dents 10 which Europe is an utter stranger"
Mr. Canning Is a great deal better. and has
becu out, when he pald v,sii 10 his MAJESTY.
with whom he had long interview
II was reported that the MnSlcrsMcre " H.
ing 10 adopt some suggestions 10 relieve the dis.
tes~ Of the ship owners, and that VARIOUS eNpc-
dents are To be submitted to thrm. The most
prominent Is the withd,asins otpart Of the du.
" on uo,ber from North Amelra, aud a di,cri-
,hnatmg duty On corn imported INTO England.
IA favor OF the flag Of that country. The ,hlp
owners want also renewed assurance that the
Ministers will not relax relative 10 The inter.
course bet" cen the West Indies aAd North \.
mcrlca,
Last year there was coined of gold and sill, er
81 tue Mint, about siN millions aud a halt in va
inc All the gold has been Delivered to the
Bauk, or elsewhere, and there Is ,u.y little OF
the silver remaining.
The London papers mention the proving OF
the viii ofthe late Mr. Kundell, of iudaate liIll.
The stamp for the probate vas 10000. As the
personal effects amounted To l2OO.Ou This
immense sum is distributed among the relatives
Eve believe ncphe"s aud niccrs of the deceas-
ed) The principal lcEatec IS jr. Nrale OF
Nollolk-sceei, who u Ill receive inO OuUt Nh
Boyd OF Ware, Is $50 10 have 50. QuNk
There Is some discussion as To who vi Il be
the successor of Lotd'LlHerpo6l as premier of
England it being conceded. apparently. that
Though that nobleman'S health was unlevhat
Improving. he can never resume his official
station. Mr.. Canning lsspok,n Of but It Is SAID
h. will remain IN the House ofCommons and
Mr.. Robinson was generally mentioned as Sec
retary OF Foreign Allats, IA the event OF u
Canning promotion.
The working classes OF Manchester h ii had
meeting, and adopted petition to Parliament
against the increased grant OF 1000 per annmu
10 the Duke ofClarcncc.
Reports reached London on the LIST Februa.
~ thai Capt. Franklin had accompIis ed the
Obj cts ofhlS overland expedition, aud hal fall
len IN with, and embarked on board his MajeS-
tvs ship Blossom, winch hal hcen sent for the
purpose Of meeting him IN Behring's Straits -
It's added that some otthe party who were with
hm had retraced tlieli steps BY then original
route.
frame Paris dates are 10 the 22nd. In the
sitting ofthe Chamber OF Deputies OF the 18th.
VI Bonnet, reporter of the Commission APP
pointed 10 inquire intothe project of law on the
police OF the press, presented the result OF the
general discussion which took place on that
subject. The Commission persists in the a.
mendnents of this law, which constitute it a
law of suppression, rather than law of pre-
vention. The Chamberwas engaged in the dis
cuS>ion Of each OF the articles taken separately.
A letter from Barcelona ofthe 10th saws, that
IN the preceding night dreadful storm had de-
s1iaed the wroe country above forty vessels
persisted ~ the port. and the damage is iucalcu.
liable above lO0persoos lost their lives
he Quot9Ienue quotes from the Echo du
Mill, the news ofthe defeat OF the Portuguese
tonstilutionalisis, placed by tbe Etoile among
the Lies Of the Day aud adds letter from IT'S
own correspondent, dated Madrid, Feb / |, who
says, " that he saw with his own ewes an ex-
press arrive at he Office of the Minister OF State
on Friday tue ah, sho brought ,he news Of q