Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

dose nos,uif S, has ousiiereut ueee.sa J -
resume the exercisc al his belLgerent rghfs in
the Mediterranean. a d has e. hDlIshet II block
ale 81 the Dardannelles.
From the operation Of this block ade, those
commercial enterprises Of his Maj ct, = subjects
have been exempted, which were undertaken
upon the faith OF LIS Majesiy's declaration To
has Parliament respecting The neutrality OF the
Mediterranean Sea.
" Although il has become indispensable, for
his Majesty and the KING Of Frsnre TO suspend
the co-oporaiion ot their forces with those of
his impnfal Majesty. in consequence Ut his
resumption Of lie exercise OF his Gelligerenf
rights the best understanding prevails between
the three power IN their cndcavors 10 arcom.
pl'sh the remaining objects OF the treaty OF Lon
dor.
. Gentlemen Of The House Of Commons
| =" W" arc commanded by his Majesty TO &c.
quaint you, that the estimates for the current
year will forthwith BIZ hid before you.
" HIS Majesty relies on your readiness 10
grant the necessary supplies, with just regard
- the ehIgencn Of the public service. and 70
the economy, which his Majesty is anxious to
. enforce IN rseiy department OF the state
lbs Majesty has the satisfaction to
nonnce 20 YOU The continued Improvement Of
the revenue The pr oppressive increase in thai
branch ~ II which IS derived from articles of
Internal consumption. Is peculiarly graft wing
:" his Majesty, rs afordjng decisive indica-
ton of the STABILITY ofihe NATIONAL resources
and OF the increased comfort and prosperity of
his people.
My Lords and Gentlemen.
" The stnie ofIreland ha. been the object Of
his Nyesty's continued solicitude
li's Majesty laments that, in that part Of
thc thl'ed Kingdom an association should still
exist, witch IS dangerous TO the public peace
and inconsistent with the spirit Of the Cons ,u.
ton, which keeps alive discord aud illwilI n. |
mongsi his Maie.tv's subjects, and which must
II permitted 10 continue, efectunlly obstruct ey
"rv chnrt permanently to improve the condition /
oflreland
" His Majesty confidently relics on me Wis |
DON and on the support Of his Parliament, aud
ms Majesty ieels assured that YOU will commit
10 him such powers as may enable his NJ iesty
to maintain his asi authority.
His Majesty recommends, that when ,hi
essential object shall have been ACCOMPLISHED
yor should take ;n'1 your deliberate consider.
a'ion the Whole cordtion of Ireland and lnat
va" ah""id IeRe. the laws which impose civil
dI-ah''hIs ON his Majesty Romin Catholic
subjects
You viii consider whether the removal Of
those di,sab liiies can be effected consistent,
with the iuli aud permanent s'cuuy Of our
establishment III church aud state with the |
maintenance OF the reformed rr,iglnu ablish
ed ny law, and 81 the rights aud privileges of
the bishops aud 9fthe Gle ~ Of this realm, and
ofth" ch-rches committed 10 then charge
these are institutions whc' must ever BIZ
held sacred IN tins Protestant Kingdom, AID
which II is the duty aud the determination of
his Majesty 10 preserve invi0lair.
His Majesty most earnestly recommend
10 you 10 enter npan the cons deIainn If "A Sub
Jrc' OF SUCH paramount importance, deeply in
teIcSting 10 the best feelings of his neopl md
involving the tranquility and concord ofts4
Unhed Kingdom with the temper an, the mod.
Grafton whirh will hsst ensnre the successful
Issue Of yoHl deliberation."
From he Dublin Regiger. Febcu,ry7
DEPARTURE or MIR o CONNEIL
Yesterday at Two o'clock the m+m,,rr ia, {
Clare icit hls hou in Merton square in . ear I
rage aud four for England His G,st intpn- ,
uon was 10 ,iave gone by the route of kingS
town Not wishing that just nj period whrn
som" h'pes o correlation re held our. there 5
mould be any appearance ven of iunph NJ. I
c""nel par cnlaIly requested hat he nro. :
bir would abstain from assembling All cton \
'"r ma PfrsoH IN this instance, however, made
} people not comply with his request i;rqat O
HN h"n MIR. o. onnrll found this he hanged
ms route ar proceeded 10 Howth. from v hence
pc embarked III The evening Tor Holyhcad Nh
Dillon Beew, Mr. y Gorman and several 9th
&c gentlemen, accom' anied our great raf,iot Ia
n'S carrag Numbers VI gr'tlemtn Will als..
cave Dublin t".mur,oW a.d most OF th. IIj.b II
catholic Gentry, nho are So situated thar they "
'dh co. VII, "" a." assured before u week, br >,
II L"ndon, - i q with fter counlrnance aud
'dv'ce, the Member fat Iceland u
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. Feb. o
The supplies OF Grain his week are mode o.
ate, rNrep OF Oats ifom henud, e ,vhirt Il
mere Is SooL arrival. The ulanlil, Of Flo.
'Hs'"'1e Is nniml orant the factors a."
oldiog Wheat firmly NJ Monda, : pri, e, witt n
tile doing 20 GAY, bnf there is expec arion Of hi
considerable demand Tor This artirl VII.
- Inland navigation - rp.openej Bari
ranN and Pas zach meet dull .iAe Ont, .
ate'y maintain H.; terms OF Monday 81
The ''"nr trade remains very heavy .,
80 iIOA 1t Is reported there viii he a :,
lchcr duty on American Couons. The in
luies alter Cotton rather revived las week VI
nj the purchases are still incons.derable te
AGA. r,
LON ae Charleston Patriot,
ILLUSTRATION OF SCRIPTURE. I'D
" II will pass through all thy nocks to.d,, ~
moving from thence al the spDck 'ed md iai
'ott, cattle, and all the brown ra,tlr umo,g lie
t sheep, aud the spoiied and spcrklcd a,nong :.
and u sIlCl bp -