Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-19
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FROM ENGLAND.

! Nsw-YoRK, Feb. BY the shin Minerva
] from Bristol, WHENCE she sailed on The Rsrh
Dec. We have reossed Lonion paper Of the
18th Dec. later iilan received Ivy the George
Clinton several days since.
Bristol prper OF the 9th December CERTAIN.
the following I'VE learn from a vessel arrived
~ this port yesterday. from Liberin, (the Amer.
! iran colony on the coast of Africsl that a
! French vessel, being cruzng of thai place IN
quest of slaves, the authorities we're making pre.
paraiions 20 attack her, and in preparing cart.
/ ridges. DC. for thHi purpose, Gre accidentally
communicated 60 ammunition, which exploded.
| The Governor, with several of the principai
men OF the place, were killed. and most Of the
town was destroyed.
| FRon MExIc0.-Ws have received by the
packe, ship Virginia, Capt. Collins. papers
from Vera Crus o the 10Th, aud from Mckee.
10 the 10Th January, inclusive. " will he seen
ny the trabslstipns which we annex, that tran
| guilty was restored, Il Guerrero elected Presi-
dent Of the Republic
Both Houses Of Congress assembled in the
| Chamber of he Depoties, aud closed with all
due sole,nni'y the extraordinary session. The
! new Congress was opened on tho first OF Janua-
| ry on which occasion the Pre.,irnt, V,ctoria.
delivered a long address, in which he took re-
view ofthe recent political .vei IS in the cspita
III" present situation Of the State, and its rea.
| tons with for,ign governments the latter Of
which are said TO be placed on the most amlca.
| BILE footing.
| Gen. CaJderon had nj last recognised III. eli.
premc government aad entirely suspended hos.
tilitief.
Pedrn "a had sent in his resignation, md de.
nhnded his passports, in order that he might
quit the counrry.
IN the House of Representatives on the ID
resolutions were Offered u abolish the law . f
Dec IL, relative to Spnpards, aud also ths
law OF Get. Ia, respecting the liberty Of the
press.
On the Oh the new Congress proceeded TO
the election al "A President and vice Prpsiden,
which resulted IN the choice of Vicente Gu"rt,,.
ro and Anastasia Busta manii. Gen. San.a An.
ma was also chose" Secretary of War. The
Corrro dc In Federation sihtes that - immense
conc"urse Of all classes, including many for
eiRners of distinction occupied the galleries d..
ring the delibcI atons.
The intelligence vac received in Vera Cruz
with the g. cstest delight. aud every manifesta-
non ofloy Ouch rs the firing of ,aanon, ring
~ OF Bells. MUSIC &C. WAS eViHcrd on he oc-
Cason. According 30 the k0tecios0, all was
Jubilee and conientm-nt. This says the edi.
tors is always the result of yrtuous e.ertons
-M"Acans ,feyery state YOU have seen the
completion of desires Let the President he in
informed that he has been elected nv the geDrr.
NJ vol g "t the nation Let your future mott q
be the Conirdciacv, and merited pun, hme nj
10 those who dare oppose IL"
We also lrern from undnub,rd authority. ,h,t
]allsco and Zaca lcas have recognised The Su-
prenr Government and that The political di
vision in those states has hnppily termina ed.
The Conducta arrived in Vera Cruz on ha
9th January, with nearly a million of donrs,
accompanied hy Geaeials Manuel aud Jose Kin
con
In ore of the Vera Crug papers we find the
following letter from Com. Porter, addressed to
he minister Of VII and Marine.