The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST Il 0 ENGLAND.

BY the arrival VI The Bofd Gambler, from
Liverpool, the Quebec papers have adyices from
that city 10 the 81 July, inclusive. They are nn.
important, says the New York CONNER cial AID.
vertiser. Such extracts Is they furnish, are eis-
en- below.
London, Jaiy lt-French papers state lint
the Russian army having crossed The Danube.
has had several reuconiies With The Turks.
The Turkish gars ison OF Brah,iow having been
reinforced had made a soriie and driven the Rus-
slams from their works, making 500 prisoners.
whose heads they are stated o have struck off.
and sent them 10 adorn the walls of the Seraplio;
tGis part Of the account is di. credited, as il is / e-
Iiesed the example sci by the Emperor Nicholas.
Oh a former occasion would have induced a diff
telenl conduct on the pa,t OF the Turks
London, July i.-Consols 69d.
Loud Francis Levison Cover. and Mr.. Henry
Hobhouse have be, called 10 the Priyy Coun-
cll, the latter, il is said, al the express desire of
Ills Majesty.
The Right Honorable Lord Stuart de Roihe-
say, q. {. Il. is appointed Ambassador Extra
rodinary aud Plmipoten,iary 10 his mos, Chris
tan Majesty.
The Finance Committee have determined, by
a majority ofone, that the Sinking Fund, there
being no surplus of revenue, was of no use aud
should be abolished.
The Duke OF Wellington had met with an &C
cidenf which had nearly proved fatal to him.
He was thrown from his horse, but escaped un-
hurt.
In the House of Lords an the Goth June, the
Com Bill, after some conversation, was read Il
third time. liverpool paper, Sd Juiy.
II was generally said that Parliament would
be prorOgued ahoutthe 22d of July and il was
expected that his Majesty would do SO in person.
In the House oil Common on The 30th June.
on the motion, in COMMITTEE OF Supply, 40 post
pone the Army Estimates, Sir James Mcintosh
entered nj some length into the question of the
recognition OF the blockade OF Oporto, which he
commended, indicated on the part Of our Govern
ment, an acknowledgment OF the power which
had imposed II.
Mr.. Peel commended that the suspension of the
functions otthe ambassador al Lisbon was q suili-
cleni indication OF The We s taken by the En-.
llsh government OF the conuutt oil Don Nigga
Ell. lie defended the notification ofthe blockade
and the terms IN which II was made, by the eK-
amples of Napoli de konania and Cin!i.
Lord MorpeIh asked whether in the event ofa
blockade of Lisbon by the Junt0 of Oporto.
government would act a. they had done by o
porto.
Nj, Peel declined answering an Hypothetical;
question.
On the House of Lords on the same evening
similar questions were put and similar answers
IPCrIYcd.y
MI. ID w. Naryey in presenting a petition
from 5000 Viewers, pray ing that the protection
accorded to agricu'turalisis should be extended
TO them, said il was his intention, in the next SEES
sion, to move for IA COMMITTEE to enquire into
The state OF the lahorine classes. Mir. Lewis
said, the course the House would have TO pursue.
next se,sIoa would be gradually TO follow up the
principles Of free trade, without prejudice to ex-
t3ting interests.
In the House of Lords, on the LIST July, Earl
tHey presented Il petition against the restriction
OF The Small Notes circulation, which led to "A
o tsome length. in which the Premier
said that tn measure witch awaited their Lord
81 '%i'c''sn vas bat a completion of the bill,
OF 1926, aud far his own part he did not be
new that the circulation Of the country would
be diminished by the suppression of Small Notes.
I'm. Is no doubt an exaggerated account of the same
'oft,f ni winch we gave the particulars from the papers
b! Al arrival from llasre, in which the Turk;
fe!fpated, WITHIN very heavy los, On either side.