The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-10

rh,aAslpna 8prl By the Enon and Ut
ll,sns laors. We las evening received the Aew
Nork Daily Advertiser aad Courier Of yesterday
Iron, them Ne extract the following Europe
w intelligence, received by the ship forl,lCapt
D. C1st, from liverpool, bringing liverpool
rapers 10 the 29lh aud London 10 the - h Feb.
rnaTy.
The I,laon Courier, tn" u5oi#teriol paper. n
'eneth admits he mpos lbdite ui preserving
peace between the allied poWels and lhe sultan.
Vie following remarks are by tic editor Of the
New lDfk Courier.
" The luik IS the descendant of corlucrors
and he /, brave by nature, 10y education, aud
more ia n AL by relgt0n.
lie has not dlsgfaced thc character ot his an
fosfors-hcls rapldly concentrating thr rrsunr-
.es OF ms widely extended cmpur. and u the
Rugsians nave rasoly advanced mo his cfro-
RES Without waiting for the ass tanre Of the al
hr-, the, nave IN all probability met The coward
eflhcrr lenelily. The approaching snnegIe
VII he such one as Europe has never witness
ell AMI alhn gh the allcd power viii ulu-
.narly prevail, II will BE- a. an expense which
they do not anticipate, and al asacuiice Of ives
4nparalleled in thu history ot modern nations.
Tie NuiSuy seem 10 bcln az unsettled STATE.
On thr 2lst OF / cbruatt, ~ In House OF Com.
Nous Nj llrfriCs ,u'e ed upon tuther cxplR-
nations RESPECTING the Caus. at disJlyng the for
rart ministry. aud The formation 81 tie ncw A.
rtonc othrt things, alludmg 10 the dlte,cnc" "
rain.au between hintselt aud some Of the MEM
bers oi the ler az ministry, respecting the ap.
20 ntmrn' Of Lord AihprPe az Chairman OF tho
Finance Committee he sad. never can be-
lieve thai n difficulty SO ensly surmountcd. and
80 triyltl in ils Consequences, could have been.
Or u A. the operative Cause OF the diss lu ion
tie at administration am cony need II
Uas otheralse. do not hcleIye---no one will
hellesc--that my letter 10 that quarter was a
circumstance IN operation 10 break upa Govern.
nlent not severed by other causes Mr.. Dun
,ornbr expressed his astou,shmenI thai Mr.. Her
res aher what he SAID on a former occasion on
this subject, should after threr DAYS come to the
Honsc, and make the d claration he had now
made Aud he added that he believed the geo.
tlenan's obiec was now as 1t was before, to
mVstilv the subject. II SO, h. had admirably
succeeded. lit was TO explain, he had misera-
bly, TAI cd, Mnny the m;mhcrs were enga-
god IN the discussion, aud among others.
Sn ! Macdonald sad, Sir the Right Honor.
n.le Grn leman Mr. Herfies) has not confined
himself 10 an etplana ION ofpoints relating 10
himself but he has superaddrd to them serious
and important charges against persons at pre-.
sent unknown ] cannot refrain from express
fnE my aStonShnenl al the fdght honorable
Grnilrman's perseverance, IN the grave and I'M
porlant charges he mas brought forward against
rsrsons whom he viii not mention. Looking al
the nature o.thess charges ask THE Hgh, Hon
Gentleman whether II is consistent with his duty
10 this House, decent to tine public to make
such charges, and ct them remain unsubstaa.
Siaied. (Hrar, hear To whom, I ask, do these
charges apply Do they apply to some or all
ofhis late colleagues II they apply only 10
some Of his colleagues ask 10 what class OF his
late colleagues they apply7 Whether to those
Who are NOW in Office with him, or to thnse wht
have retired from office (lIear, hear) /,
Sir the charge of the Right Hon. Gentleman
OF a des gn being entertained 10 ovet'ufn the 90
vernment, be directed against any olthose col
leagues who now SIT j the same cabinet Ritl
sm is it far in him, | ask, to allow any Of ,hosr
colleagues to avail Themselves OF the difference,
between him and others as a talking horse, as
shabby preezt assigned as the preiends caos,
which led to the issolution of the late admins
tsation loud cries OF hear, hear )--Bui
Sir ifhe acquits his present Colleagues of an,
anticipation in design to overthrow the late Go