The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-17

tvnishlnR mat y fofggn hfhbssbhoof tnoaid
il.iak h.lnsolfauthorized TO conietnn and deny
| thnse titles which reenl nuf ttiunphs1' fThe a.
eiiatisn szas here at rs negbt. aud the cries nj
| anestieH we're loud and long)
| " HaoAia followed In NEARLY the same strain
| The Minister szid he has deigned to
leave lniunched those VINO are decorated with
the Titles OF Waeram. Eslinr, kisoli, Moskwa,
Monieheilo. and EckmuIh, because II Is SAID that
thnse titles recall VICTORIES but these names de
nate also localities which are placed in divers
foreign States. There Is no ground for pre-
serving these titles, II the others, are sup
pressed
| VAN effort of superb resentment One
hundred triumphs are engraved on the page OF
futurity aud raised SO high, that nothing can Ell.
Their alter or efiace them from the memory OF
ages
The naines forever celebrated of Massena.
! Angereau, Soult, Oudipst Bessieres, Mortier,
Gourdan, Kellermann Bruno, are sufficiently
great TO satisfy the most exorbiiant pride They
do not need titles, (surnoHls) always less bril-
| liant than the names of their fathers which they
have iinmortblzcd But we should not allow
20 wither one leaf Of the wreath Of glory
which is ours, aud which max s part Of the patr-
| inony ofthe Nation.
The President of the Council pietends, that
in his hotel the Foreign Minister is upon the
territory ofthe power which he represents -
Certainly | did not expect 10 hear IL thus made
out, that there existed an Austrian Territory in
the midst Of Paris May we no, hereafter be-
stow upon II the right of the Asylum, which
Rome has established What A minister
placed in the midst Of us upon few square feet
Of ground, denationalized because they are oc.
oupiedby him--alowed 10 invite to his hotel the
most elevated pefsonages in France, in order
a.tks shan, l..
tenn Singular manner Of maintaining the dig
nifty of the nation %
NJ Hyde De NeupiHe next addressed the De-
putes TO nearly the same effect
Much disturbance then took place in the
Chamber. Several members claimed the "a.
r0ie when
IT. Ifteie assembled the tribune and replied to
General Sebastian.
at isuniusily declared, said his Excellency
that the Government has been accused of look
ing with cuIpable Indifference, on a violation Of
our frontiers. The line OF demarcation between
the two countries was settled by treaty, and
the boundary having been regularly trace d, the
two villages in a question, were found to be with,
out the limits of this country, and comprised
within the dominions OF Prussia. The Govern
ment has been occupied with solicitude in an
endeavor, by an amicable transaction to modify
the conditions ofthe pre-existing treaty in such
a manner as to attach 10 the Kingdom, those com.
munes which have been dsncmbrred from it.
In answer to NJ MechiR, he said
" Those titles which recall battles gained by
the arms Of France, arc not included in the ques.
ton which has arisen ont of the measures Of the
Austrian Minister In all times and in all coun-
tries, those are incontestible, aud had any mea.
sures been taken to compromise titles ofthat ma
ture, the Government of the King would not
have failed TO exact complete satisfaction
General SEBASTIAN again assembled the tribune
in answer TO the Minister. Much dispute a.
rose between the General, Ncssrs Yilete and
Mechin, when the vote was taken
We have received from a highly respectable
friend, the annexed list OF some Of the IN st en-
ment Titles and Estates in England, the right
heirs of which are believed TO be in the Uuitcd
States. We learn that in one instance, very re-
Gently involving the title of an estate with
large annual income, IN American citizen has
SATISFACTORILY established his hershp,
Bah. Pat
Percy--Earl Of Northumberland descended
from George Percy, brother TO the Earl of
Northumberland, which George W ent to Virgil
mia in 1910.
Rich Earl Of Warwick
Cromwell-Viscount Lccolc in Ireland, from
Cromwell, Earl of Essex, in the time ofuenry
VIII, but not from Oliver Cromwell
Tracy-Lord Tracy
Browne-Lord Montague, with very large
estate in Crown Lands.
Leish--Lord Leigh of Stone Leigh Abbey in
Warwckshire. with an immense landed estate
Willoughby--Lord Wllloughby ofCarham.
Carey-Lord Hunsdon.
Savage--Ear Rivers
Widville-Earl Rivers.
Hume, or Home-Earl of Marchmont.
johnson, or Observation-Disclosures Of An.
mandate.
Lndsay-Earl of Lindsay and Crawford.
Drummond-Earl of Perth and Mefort
Staiiord--Lord Stafford, the male line
Montgomery-Viscount Montgomery and
Earl OF Mount Alexander, in Ireland
Barry--Viscount Buttevant and Earl Of Bar.
rymore.
Bouyne or Bullen-Earl of Wiltshire.
Mon.ague--Lord Montague of Boughton.
Fiennes-Viscount Say and Sele, had grant
of Connecticut.
Seymour-Duke of Somerset.
Erllasis, or Bellassve-ViscGnt Fauconberg
The two last Vscounts we're Roman Ca.
thoiic Priests, and died within the 10 or 10 last
years.
be1klcS IOTu DeIkiep Oh otaNDn4
| Grifliin--Lord Griffin.
! Ashton-A Baronet in Lancashire,
| Lee-Earl of Litchield.
Sheiiied-Lord Sheffield, afterwards Earl Of
MusgravC.
| Monk--Duke Of Albemarle, who is supposed
to have had son in Jamaica afterwards kid
| mapped and sent to America, in order thai
| the female heirs might obtain the great inheri
lance.
| Hydc--Earl of Clarendon.
Colepeper-Lord Colepeper.
| Vere--Earl of Oxford.
| Vaux-Lord Vaux of Harrowden, in North
| amptonshire.
Elphinstonc--Lord Balmcrino, not a forfeited
title.
ESTATES.
| Sclby--ofWavendon, in County of Bucks
| Ansel-of Stockwell, do Surry.
Jennings-of Copshall, do Leicester
| Leigh-of Stone Leigh, do Warwickshire.
Browne OF Blessing do Norfolk.
! Wright-of Carnham Hall, do Essex