Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-28
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Yesterday, we announced the arrival heov
Of tue packet snip Hudson, from Londoo, ma
| gave d few items. In the evening, We received
our files Of London papers 10 tie e,.otag o
| the llih November they contain no event oa
moment The following are extracts:
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Tie u States and .UeyicO.-The Times of le
18th, abiding 10 Mr.. Poinsett, Cur NIni.ier
, in Mexico. holds the following Language:
Inc gentleman in question is understood 10
base thorough knowledge of the Internal con
dlton Of Mexico.-oi her parties her r.sour.
ces, and Der wants. Watcher II he 0ui,e a iair
use 10 make OF such knowledge, tor Diplomat,
| &c agent to take al active part in inhaming The
distractions of an infant state, that a better
bargain may be thereby squeezed out of her
dlstresses by worldly minded mower. seeking
TO- snatch from her au extensive and bishIy
productive province, is poiut of casustiy
which we ara not called upon TO decide Bm
this we hnow, that it is not policy or souad
wisdom OF Engl und TO SEQ the state of Mexico
either crushed by tyrani, or by a neighbour
cozened. Without going deep into delicate
subject, we will say that the u. States have got
far enough to the southwark and westward on
the Gulf of Mexico, and that it ia for the inter
est and safety of our colonies 10 have Mexico
rather than the u. States for their. neishbor
The province of Texas ought TO remain Mex
can, as is, aud not 10 he swallowed Up like The
Flolldas and tue whole course of the MissIs.
sipp, by any grasping Government.
On the 18Th, tho American Minister visited
the Earl of Aberdeen, at the Foreign flee.
A great Protestant meeting WAS held in Kent
on the 18th, on occasion of dinner given to
one OF the Representatives of thai county, Sir
+. atchbull.-Lord Wirchelsea presided
The Morning Journal Of The 18th. spenks mucl
OF the difficulties in which the Duke ofWpiImg.
ton finds himself and bis Cabinet bal the Jour
ma is light authority.
A letter recently received in Bristol, states
that the Rev, Mr.. Wolf, the converted Jew
who married Lady Georgian Walpole, on bis
arrival in Palestine, having commenced preach
ing the Gospel, some of the Jews represented
10 The Pacha that they had received letters from
their brethren at Amsterdam that the pous
missionary was come among them for the PUT
pose of converting the Jews aud MussulmanS
10 Christianity. Upon which il is added his
Highness caused him to be arrested, AID the
bastinado to be inficted after the eastern fash
ion.
Ireland Mr.. O'Gonnel is abnurins with
undated diligence and zeal, to foment hesh
aghatlons among his countrymen. The repeal
Oh 'he ACT OF Uhlon,' aud the re-establlshmen'
OF the Ifish Parliament, is the next measure I'D
view. On the 9th 0: November, there was
great Charity 0Inner, Of the ST. Peters Orphan
Society.
At this dinner, MIR O'Connel presided as
Chairman, and as il was understood that he IN
tended TO detail the objects Of the new Anti
Union Society, great deal OF curiosity was eN"
cited respecting il. The attendance was very
full, and MIR. O'Conneil detailed his plans, but
OF these there is little p, obabilny of any thing
being known. The reason for this unwonted
silence is this Accommodations were Prov
ded for every one who attended the dinner ef
cept the Reporters. The Reporters, perce'VIns
that there was SO little attentio paid TO them
walked off, and left the orators to discuss the
Union and auy other topic they might choose.
When the absence Of the Reporters was disco
'ered, carriages and apologies were sent ai'e'
'nen, but before they could be induced to retui"'
Tue AnlrUnion speech had been spoken, q "s
publication lost
Conadntinople, Oct. ll.-(From letter =
though II was not known that the ratification
oil The treaty of peace was sent TO AdrlanoPN
on the 29th ult. the Government has not YET
published any thing on the subject OF peace
The news, said to have been brought by nus,
slan Colonel, WHO arrived here on the 7th. th"
inc Turks had cut to pieces 300 Russians III
village west of AdrianopIe has excited some
approximations, which is to be hoped, will prove
untounded that the Russians may not again au'
vance.
The King continues to enjoy gaod health, ana
'aKes drive IN bis pony phGton every al'ei
noon that the weather permits.
Mr.. Bolland has been made a Baron OF inc
EIchequer.
fhteen farmers in Berkshire, who held faIm'
IN one OF the most fertile parts of the count!
nave relinqnished their farms, for the purpo'o.
oil ENGRAVING with their families 10 Van ~,
ma"s Land, because, after paying their REM