Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-03
FOR ETGN.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

tN EN- nun ENhLAND,
The ship ST. George, at New York sailed
from Liverpool the twenty I'm ultlno and
bringst TO the editor Of the Evening Post LON
don dates 10 the 24th inclusive, one day later
than previously received. The American Miu.
iser, MIR. M Lane, aud The RI. Hon. Strailord
Canning, transacted business on the Odd at the
oifce oil oecreiary of State for Foreign Affairs
An article under date Of London, October %
| says that yer. lille doubt is now entertained
but that the Emperor Of Russia will conform
himself to The suggestions aud wishes of his
allies, aud so modulate the terms and conditions
OF the treat, Of peace as shall satisfy Europe.
lhr following paragraphs are all that we find
worth copying
LONDON, October "a.
amnesty IN Span The King Of Spain has
been granting iavors and honors in his rejoic-
lug tor the landing Of his expedition en- the
coast Of MeAico.-Ihe following are stated to
oe certainly known a general amnesty Tor all
political offences and opin;ous II nill however
be sill forbidden to certaio persons to approach
the capital. A.. the Spanish Mini,ers receive
me urano Gordon OF Charles III, and the Nea.
Po,ten Ambassadors al Madrid, and the Nea.
poi"ah Minister OF Foreign Affairs receive the
ofaer OF the Golden Fleece. The Prince Dan
/ elona Marques de Mon Salad. and General
| Morillo, who is Count de Csrihagena. are de-
! clared TO br pu ihed aud are restored To their
ranks and houors. Brigader Generals Barra
das and Laborde, who commanded the expedi-
ton against Mexico are promoted a grade, and
created nobleman Of CASTLE
letter from Egina says that the President
Count Capo dIstria, arrived there from Paros
| on the oh of September, On hoard the fIigate
| 5elade, AID that he was received iih the u,ual
honors. monk, who arrived on the Goth OF
September At Eglna, from the convent Oil erusa.
| lem, nea Danlia, at the foot of Paraassns in.
forms as that 4OOp Albanians bad penetrated as
| lar as the plains OF Turk ocho by the defles
oil Mount Ocla. They escorted 5000 beas of
| burthen loaded vi b buiscuit and other provis
| ions. karatasso had "a few DAYS previously, lett
his position near Butouitza. The Turks halted
there Two daysIn order To convince themselvt S
whether the enemy was behind the drtiles OF
Fontana and Wassko. The inhabitants Of
| these countries had escaped 10 the mountains
leaving the produce Of the harvest in the hands
OF the enemy
Drmeirius YpsiIan,i occupi with about 5000
nrn the village Of Stevenco, Petra, and srye.
| raj other positions of the Helcon, as well as
the routes which lead toward Drlphia and Sa-
Iona, TO the South of PaInassus. Ii is beliey.
ed that karatasso is pear Ambllani.
In the Revenue Accounts lately published.
the amount of duty paid on foreign corr i'm
ported is not distinguished from other Custom
House duties. report prevails. however.
which is probably correct--that during the last
| quarter the deficit in the CUSTOMS pearl,
I4o0,0 on the hole year, has been compeo.
stated by the large sun paid as duty on foreign
corn. Whether the government inten ded the
present Corn Bill to be a source OF revenue or
not-and We believe il did it actually is so to
a considerable extent. II appears from a re.
turn, ordered by the House Of Commons 10 be
printed that the amour, Of duty paid on foreign
corn aud meal. under the act Of 1928 between
the months Of July, 1929, and February, 1929
inclusive. was E25o,9S3, OF which fIt6 OLD
were paid between October and February az A
come within this years accounts. d has been
said by Mr.. Whtmore, that Great Britain an.
nnally consumes six millions quarters more
corn than she produces. OF these sir m ill,ons
three are furnished by Ireland, three by foreign.
ers, so that in spite of our prohibitory Law.
which existed up TO 1928. we have actually be.
come dependent on foreign countries for about
/ tenth part OF our annual subs stence.
MANIFESTO OF HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR OF
RUSSIA.
BY The Gract Of God, We, Nicholas The First
Emperor and .iutocrai Of all The Russ,as, &c.
&c
- Thanks 10 the DEGREES Of Divine Proyi
dence the Treaty of perpetual Peace between
Russia aud the Ottoman Porte has just been
concluded and signed nj Adranople, the ID of
September, by the respective Pienipo,en,paries
OF the Two Empires.
The whole world is sufficiently aware of the
irresistible necessity which alone forced us TO
have recourse 10 arms. Upon that legitimate
war, undertaken for the defence OF our empire
our faithful subjects, increasingly animated
with an ardent devotion for the throne and the
country FASTENED to offer US the tribute O fthe;r
property, and TO second US with all their forts.
and God has blessed our cause.
" Our intrepid warriors have given in En-
rope ana IN Asia, by land and by sea, new
proofs OF their heroic valour. They have tri.
umphed at once over the obstacles raised BY
nature sna by the desperate resistance ofthe
enemy. flushing from victory TO victory, they
have passed over The chain Of the Saeeo,ooek