Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-18
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From Fagiish papers 10 the l0h Of Nay, receised
al Ncw York, byihe SHIPS Florida and MenfOr.
London, Sunday, May 3.
A meeting was held yetereay Saturday at
Mr. Peel's house, and was attended not only
by the Ministers, hut by several lea ding me m
hers who are in the habit of voting with the
Government on most occasions. This mret.
ing is said TO relate 20 matters of great mo
ment, and to the introduction OF important
measures in Parliament before the close of the
present Session. There are embarrassments OF
a serious kind now pressing upon Government
first. The state OF Portugal; secondly, the
progress of Russia in the campaign against
Turkey and !asly, the falling condition of our
finance. With respect to Portugal, common
sense requires that we should edvs her 10 her
self; and as regards Russia, we must so far H.
terfere as MOTTO permit blockade of the ArchI
pelago by Russian feet. Beyond this pom
We deprecate any interpoSition. But we very
much fear that the meeting AZ MIR Psels IA
beer Tor another object, There are rumors
hat some great financial measure is about 10
be proposed, IN order To relieve the present
pressure on the revenue. We hope il will not
he new Income Tar. The country cannot
bear II.
The King held brilliant levee nod drawing
room on the 29th and Goth April, a, both which,
Mr.. Barbour, the American Minister, and AT the
latter Mrs. Barbour, was present. or this
drawing roOm the London Courier of LIST Nav
has nearly one half Of its columns occupied
with details Of the names. dresses and recep.
ton Of The courtly assembly.
From The Globe ofMdyo
We have the strongest reason 10 believe that
the other Great Powers of Europe, in concert
wan his hsJe'ty's government, have Come TO
determination as 20 the course 10 be pursued
towards the usurper Of the Crown of Portugal
ihey have caused an intimation 10 be made TO
hin. IN their names, that he must forthwith
thdraw from The exercise of his usurped au
'hority nor, after his past conduct, do they
consider his renunciation OF the Grown a suffi.
cent guarantee for the future; the Powers have
consequently declared that his presence, or that
OF his Mother, cannot be any longer permitted
IN Portugal, or any parrot the Peninsula hu,
that, IN the event Of his retiring quietly, an am.
pie income for both will be guaranteed 10 them
from the revenues of the Casa. del Infdntado.
| In addition to these facts, we are glad 10 hear
that the most cordial understanding subsis,s
between the British government and he Iepre-
sentatives Of Don Pedro in this country. The
cordial union OF all the Great Powers in IN.
steps which are to be taken is pledge that The
change in Portugal will not be ACCOMPANIED
The Liverpool Mercury of May ., says:-
Mr.. WhlImore's motion for Committee of tna
House OF Commons to inquire into the Trade
between Great Britain, the East Indies s,a
China, is postponed ill next Monday. the liz
inst. A deputaiion consisting of he fo,lo.
ing gentlemen, has already left town e..
London: Messrs, James Crooper. John Clad
stone, William Rathbone, T. b. Barclay. ] r
as'ohe' i. Lealhom, Ind Richard Radcliffe
iheSe gentlemen, IN CONJUNCTION with the other
populations from Manchester, Glasgow. Bristol.
NC ana With the London merchants. will wal,
upon Ministers. and endeavour 10 ascertain
!heir intentions with regard 10 the opening oC
the India and China Trade. They will Alec
! establish Central Association in London N
| watch over the progress of this question. TO oh.
tain evidence. and to organize the efforts of the
country for the abolition ofthe monopoly IF TIM
East India Company.
Inc countess OF GEOGRAPHICALLY Miss Far.
rem OF eovent Garden Thealre--died at the
| end Of April. Wv
;. London, Saturday, May .. 1929.
| According To some articles i'm tue Paris ma
pers 81 Wednesday, il may be presumed ma,
active hostili,ies between the Turk, and rho
Russians have already commenced on a very
extensive scale The preparations for the con.
test are formidable on both sides, and il
though not improbable shat in the course ot a
lew days the intelligence of some important
military event may be received. The journals
continue to speculate on the dissolution of The
Chamber, or Of the Ministry. II appears, how
ever, that the Ministers found a majority.
though small one, on Tuesday. Afer the
puonc sitting on that day, Colonel Norway NOV
ed' l" secret committee, an address to the
h'hg' praying that he would order the intro
due'ion OF law project to provide for the nav
ment Of half the arrears duo 10 the M.mhar. .,
the Legion of Honor between the years isIa
ana $50. The motion which was warmly sun.
ported by General Sebas,ina, NJ. Mechin. Wis.
count Lemercies, aud NJ Felix Faure, wa, We.
!. hemeDtIy opposed BY the FINANCE Nfnis.a