The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-08
FOREIGN INTELLI9ENCE.
LATEST r @ Ell

NtW York. AuguSi 29,-1h he fast sailing pacl.
ct ship Josephine, Captain Button, arrived ear.
" yesterday morning, from Belfast. whence She
sailed OF the 25tb ofJuly. We have been ia.
v9red with Belfast papers to The oath, inclusive,
conttiping London dates to the 2ist, aud WITH
Liverpool adgices To the Odd. HE papers do
not thrush any news ofmueb importance. The
subject OF our Tarin was brought forward in the
House OF Commons, on the l3ib, as viii be seel
by an abstract from he debate IN our columns.
The Russians had obtained some iurthsr adyau,
tages, without much sacrifice.
The Archbishop of bury died on the
Lisl al The Palace at Lambeth. The Globe, OF
that date, says, 3" His Grace. Who was III his Sc.
Nrnty->ixih year. had been indispOsed tor soma
lime past. but had only been confined To hs
house ler the lasl ten days. Immediately atter
the deceaSe of MS Grace, his son the Speaker QE
the House OF Commons, was sent for, anl ARR.
we'd very shortly. HIS Grace, besit.rs being Pr.
mate Of all England, ard Nttiopolian. was 4
Loud oflIads and P'antatlons, AN Official Ilus.
toe Of the British Museum. Il Governor OF ths
Chalterhouse, aud y isii"r OF all Souls and Me,
ton College, Oxford. lie was cousin 10 the
Duke OF Rutland, and Jiclher 10 Lord Man.
uCrs.
The Duke Of Clarence, Lord High Admiral,
arrived IN London on the 18th very unexpected
: , ''' ~ ~ N'Ia no -
iisal was so sudden that none OF his domestci
expected hum. Various rumofs wert in circnl
lion as TO his visit bat all was conjecture. =
mong the r"mnrs ,Fas the following That It
might relate to tie British naval ioIce in th:
Miedl'e anean that it was IN consequence Of ihN
large Russian fleet from Cronsradt Tor the Med
terrancan; aud, lastly, that it was owing T.
the i'll health OF the FIRST character IN the com
try
The Right Hon. W. Lamb has resigned his
seat IN tie House of Commons. The borough
which he represented, is the property OF Lolo
John Russell.
Mr.. Peel, il is SAID, is about to take his station
among HE Peers OF the Realm, under the Ihtc
of Lord Tamw orth." With this proceeding
It Is represented. that there IS to be connected a
formal rrliuquishment of the anxieties aud le
Sponslnliltjes of Office.
Sin Frederick Lamb. Portuguese Ambassad"',
and SUITE, have arrived in Eng aud from Lisbon
The Austrian Ambassador also came IN the SAM
vessel.
Tariff ofMe United Staies.-h the House Of
Commons, on the 18TH July, Alr. HusklssrT
rose 10 move for copies Of the American iaIIh'
OF 1874 and the present year, with any comm
cations from his Alajrsty's Ministers, in Ire !
n'ed Sta es on the subject. Il MS uects''''
before the close Of the session, to take some "''
49, ~ ~ NV HA'iltoil' I'fi mp wv -
dency vi certain Acts which had been latrF
passed IN the Uulte,i States, detrimental 10 iht'
own interests. hnt certainly calculated gfea'f
10 mJn1e and impede the trade and manufacture
OF Grcat Britain. la 1878, Il Convention ""'
entered inlo for fouh years, which was not III,
hedneei by him but which vas nearly one o.
the first OF those RECIPROCITY neatirs that iau
been SO much abused. 1hc simple pllhc'Pe
was tins 1hat all Articles. the growth, pr,
duce. and manufacture, Of either country. shou'N
be received IN clthpl upon duties As low a. tlo''
laid upon any the like articles. me growth P'''
duee, on manufacture, OF any other country
and further, that thyte shoui3 ie@no discIin'lh"
ting duties IN reference 10 the rational chafa'F'
OF tue respective slips. IN iSiG, II war renew
Ell. Atthl' period. when We we're explodh7
the doctrine oi proh hilton, i was adopted "
The americans with reference to tie great 81"
pie manufactures at England. About the SAW
'lnle tie Convention Was violated 10y tue tn'''
states 'nf"Ning an additional duty on non i"'
Ell Instead ct beaten into Plates. which "as "'
Inctease occasloned merely by the improFe'ne"'
IN the mode OF manufacture. This country le
molssrated, but without effect !. the ugh on us