The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-25

III" 6l"ie says, =" there apnesr. ,r...
m sending of iae nitar, H. .a.aa, 81 h'sis
ney, - gun snip, is ordered OF a. an nj eln
ports taree Of The lafter sefe ords,..t t'ahse
Portsmouth 10 ireland IN an ho4rs. :" ''pa
'dSe "a ooups at the li'sh port..n a. 's
passengers "a the Birmingham is he IL ne
''s'9a'' win aespateYes from the gf,,,st, -
fefniheni tn tar farI ID uhan.,r - 10
10 Qnebrc P'oeeeaee
Mayor La'nr, the intrepid traveller MAJ
co'u 'ahinaN, have been A.lled - The M, -" ne
Ai'lca- lhsy bat reached rnntueto. Nv u
/ 'h'y "efe received m = iifenbl, mAnn., re
'hrif w irolui hat ety with az rsr,,,, .''' "a
tackled ~ an unlfiendly trihe. aud tb-.4,5' At
y stransied- II 10 said there Is 10 I,o,.' par
Yerne dJ"r Lung papers VI REQ
Accounts ron Poftueal STATE th,t avor,...
was spiag on veil Tue principal na,.a,,.
noas the spanish Constiiurigaal eIp,a,.,,,'
peeh ordered to qdH Portugal, AID s4.ar,i -
th'tn have relafuH 4. n nte about Ia ,.,.. ~ o
England tn, r.easurr has hem .I II, 70
consequence 81 the spanish Go,crnmen, ~, IA
com pied With all the demands VI the Coz"
Lisbon. ouit o
Inc french Government has fornalIv ~
nise6 the Independence OF Mexico -
Fidlphy, WHO had ior some time resided -.
RS as an agent of the H. public had hrro ~;
ly ACKNOWLEDGED as ChaIpe d Anai,.s lH'
tiers OF cfrdenee bad IN like manner b.,,, ~ 80"
mltt"d from fsrIs 10 ". Martin, nov, Il, Nh
represent the French Government 1br,,..
he escitcneni produced in PADS BIZ N.
hanhmg NJ the National Guards was rapi ~ p :
n1lnlslnng, aud the funds we're recoyetjp ,aid \
former level. tai
Letters from Trieste, of April - say III
vessel Ia DAYS from SYRIA, brought nea. a..
Lord Cochrane vas chiefly engaged in mo-, |
lng tie tSo assemblies Of Egna and C,.s
meet tuse1ner At IA third place, aud tina, h. "a
represented II was necessary above all tti.
concentrate THEN forces to deliver Ainrns 10
then 10 act against Negropont, in order a. ~
come masters Of Romelia. Every thnr n
bic for The execution of this plan was ln,neJ,.,@
~ offered. lhe1 andiots, who were fi,na.sl1s
the stands, hsdbeen summoned to repairto la.
Elane OF tss' lhr Greek steamboat had cag,,r
red two lafkish nerochantlnen L,,lla, vim f.g
visions. P'N
Lord had declared the fortresse ocor,;..
by the Turk 10 be IN a state OF blockade g.
Church had heen enthusiastically welcomed :
hieeec loo deputies Stntap address IN A.
:. Sannng, declaring they nevei would acc.,,
HoSpodars and stating that the Morra the +,
lands, Eastern and Western Greece would ,an,a,.
luscpaiable
H0d5e u Co8laa5ns.--On the mectine az u,
t'oase OF Commons on the first Of MAY, ,f,er
some ,nmaterlal busin =. Dir. Ped rnse -
loud cheers, anddestled his YindIcatory speaeb
II was mud and frank He put ms secession
nom the tninlsu expressly on tie ground oybi,
differing with Nh. Gaming whom he cnotippsJ
To call his HI. Hon. friend, as 10 the Ca,boI1,
question Of him he SPOKE, he SAID as he copIS
wish 10 be spoken OF 4" He gave his RI Hon
TREND hi c,edli tor sincerity lndalng 50 Whe1
he reflected upon his professions, and long con,
tnued eXettions, he could not but concude Ia
would feel a hs duty to promote, with ali III, IN
hucpce, the ultimate success o thai moa,upn
(GaholIc emancIpalion) for the advancement.
OF which he had SO long aud strenuously laber.
ed. lie OH, Peel) had therefore felt it right u
retire from th" station he had filled
ST I. BnrdeH succeeded .tir. Peel, whose "e,,-
's'"c0t! explanation o1 his course had he said
been 50 well received bf the Honse chiefly I,
say, that he would be ndnoed, by the very con-
,iderauons which had impelled Mr.. Peel to re.
'ign, to give his hearty support TO the admins.
tration. MI George DaUyon, late an under 80.
Cretary OF state, followed and in not and las.
" speech, charged an unnatural i" cuaIuionp--
the word Is European well as Amercan-ou
tHoSe who no" supported the Government: and
was alludIng 10 what Was understood 10 be tba
Kings view of his coronation oath IN reference
TO Catholic claims, When he was called 10 order.
aud reminded by the Speaker that allnsion 10 IN,
Throne ion the purpose of influencing the de-
bate. was disordcry NJ Dawson continued 10
speak with warmth and ndiscretion some time
longer and when he sat down, Mr. Broughars
rose, and said, III regard 10 MS supporting Mr..
Canning views, it would not be from Interested
motives tor . have never dreamed of taking
riiice under the present arrangement | am
much more certainly inevitably out OF Office.
and out OF Office am more likely to remain.
than the honorable gentleman himself who last
Npoke. Bat, heCa'isc support this Government.
Though 90 no further, | am TO be charged VITA
an unnatural Coalition Mr. Brough m. infhe
ecu Sc Of his remarks, paid very hi conyl-
meni OF NJ Peel
Nj. Canning closed the debate in triumphant
spe ch. la winch he vudcdttd lis ci,lse wltR
manIInes., sincerity and decision. H. repro
cated "A 'nlr the cXprr zspn, OF Alr Ped. aud
iaetafre th,d wGeu the occasion came tor tornf-
lag Il ne" MINI. try hr, Nh 4. ADVISED the hing
"a lDrnI II GA oHti cafhUtc grou5ids rendering, II
lie eamc tnuc MS own leslgnaIiun the kng re-
tls d the advice, and directed him to form aa
Ado.i israton on the same footing OF neulral-
~, rs to tn, question as Lord Lyerpools.
hat he ate upled SO TO do, but was measmdby Il
pTf'cutedby the withdraw al Of the Protestant
portion OF the Cabinet, SIX of whose res!snatlons
~ ice'sfed IN tn Y.ry bed room of the KING ~
Tan, rh"m, that of Lord Eldon: that in totS
embarrassment h. asain expressed to the hInf Il
his desire That abtnci might be formed without
HIM Nh. CD his being there was an obstacle'
that the kmg commands to him TO 60 on win
Tie business wcrc decisive, and that he hao
done So. lie could not disguise, he said, thsi
the Catholic question had derived a " vast aecc'-
sion Of force, by these events, but still that
could not induce him ('lr. c. to force up
on the House, when so large portion oithe CON
munity appear opposed 10 it
In ne House Of Lords, the Marquis OF Lans'
downc, Lord Grosycnor Holland aud King, sal
on the Ministerial benches. Lord Eldon ano
tie seeding Lords on tho neutral benches.