The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-24
observation-disclosures.

The shius Charles Drew aud aftiope. nj fias
ton from Liverpool. bring Loaden papers u
the eph and Liverpool to III, 3Oih May FRO"
the Boston papers aud the prooisiIps ni oo'
New York CO. respondents, we extract the i"iio"
ing intelligence. ..--....,.A - III,
ruins of the Canning Cabinet. Is broAen 10 PIE
e,.s aud the Duke OF Wellington has again 10
commence the labcrlous task "i constructing q
new cabinet, almost without materials Tory
ian, Is nj A low eth. The liberal part OF the Ia
binet have retired. A toy Cabinet Is MOVIE
90, :, h. atten,pied hut il cannat endure--it
Mill posSess no isicnt--and talent neV"' vas
NOR neee,Ssr,. II will have no sufficient lea
do, in IN. HOUSE Of Commons. The public
Conceive that suoh Min'siry rannot stand a
esinst Opposition. and a dissolution OF farha-
m.ui IS SPOKEN of The lberalRts would have
. decided m1iarity in new house.
The Courter attributes the resignation OF hf.
uu.k,sx,u and Loud paimrrston, 10 the vote
which they felt bound to glve, m opposition 10
Mr. Peel. We suppose on the East he'ofa r.
lection bill NJ. Huskisson, an : giving hi'
vote. ihoue hi II Necessary To write to 'he pnht
.oi Wellington, stating Thai having conceived
himself obliged 10 vote against NJ ''sl' ne
was ready 10 tender nis resignation, II hs grace
staoue h, proper. No idea Of Mr. II $ resigGa'
titn would have been entertained by The Dnkr'
the Courier ssys, # the letter had not been
written but II having been written. he did not
feel himself hound 10 solicit hun 10 remain.
The othrr designations apPeat to nave eeeh IN
cohseduence Of these iwo
FpANCE-rae Frrncb Chamber 81 Drpn-
TIES ha.e passed rhr Law t5t the Ioan 81 ro.ohO,-
aiJ francs. by a great maieuty. The general
.pnse aneea,. TO b., that, \. leading Contlnen-
IN mower, she must ailoast put hef,efm such an
attitude that no IN "A peeted consequences org j.
natine IN fhe conflict between Turkey aud iRus
wa should ,nd her unprepared, II * idmar"d
~ Pans, that peace .as been negotiated with
the Dcy II Aigiefs.
POE rrttAL The Portuguese mobility, or -
portion ii then amounting TO eighty three
dukes. usronsks, &C sc. have addressed Don
Miguel. assuring him thai Inc throne belongs g.
hun. and heseechlng him TO assemble the Cortes
and to abolish tue Constitutional barter contra
7, tn the fundamental laws Of the monarchy
A letter from Constantinpple dated the 10th
rit,sttta. that on the first there had been grand
1av.lty review. ut Which he sultan appeared
IN European costume, aud commanded ~ inc
European manner. he conduct Of ~" ohiihh
ynd The d,van apprars composed and resnlnie ;
and in the canita tranquility prevailed, though
pol uaaecompanied by apprehension. Several
Russian vessels of war had appeared at the
mouth Of the BesphoIus, Which led TO THE ap-
~ ehenslou Of a bumbardincnt
Accounts from Egypt TO the 18th of April,
state the determined resolution 81 the Pacha 10
support the cause OF the sultan In the Motea,
Provisions had been sent tpfuprly the troops
The manifesto issued bt Russia bad been 'ecei''
ed at tlexandrls, and produced great sensation.
Letters from lassy, dated May Q, state that
thc ttussians continued 10 advance with great
rap,dny their advanced posts were ON the day q,
IS ~a,stk beyond Jasss Their force occu-
p,ing Noldavia, amounted To 80 900 men.