Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01
FOREIGN.
FROM ENGLAND.

hfU forf, may Zo'-bY the arrival (below1
yesterday Of The packet ship Nspoleon, Capt.
Smith from Liverpool, whence she sailed on
the 2ith April. we have received our regular
files Of London papers to 20, Liverpool TO 9th
Glasgow and Greenock 90 Do April, all incIu.
sive which. with Lloyd's aud other Shipping
Lists 10 %, and our correspondcnis' letters,
puts MS III possession OF informant ion 10 the la.
test hour
We find on hasty glance Of our papers. no
news of the lenHt Importance from the seat Of
war, the Continent, OF the Mediterranean. and
the English Parliament having been adjourn.
cd from 10th 10 2Slh April our foreign c.
tracts Ibis morning are unusually uninierest-
ing.
The London journals of21si, 22d and Odd
April, contain copious extracts from New York
papers in relation 20 he case OF Rowland Ste.
phenson.
A large public meeting was held in Dublin,
the ohjeei Of which was the prevention Of any
illumination or other manifestHiion OF triumph
| on the success OF the Catholic Relief Bill
which might lead 20 the evaporation Of party
| feeling The object Of the meeting was car
ried unanimously. This is a course worthy
Emanoipaied Catholics.
! The subject oflhe East India monopoly is
The cause of much discussion in the English
journals. Public meetings have been held al
various commercial towns, on the proprietv of
pe,itioning Parliament against the renewal Of
the charter
| The London correspondent of The liverpool
Mercury thus writes uud.r date of 22d April
| Half pda7 o'clock Euenng
| think may now Hnngunce TO You, as pos
tive, the transmission Of JOINT note from the
French and English cabinets on the subject of
the Russian war The precise contents of this
note are, oil course, secret, but il appears from.
| n private letter from Paris, received this day
by express, that they are s"ch as to have given
gr.at offence II the Emperor Nicholas.
The French MINISTERS are ii.ely to lose
Office, unless they render the Cabinet more
liberal--ibc Duke OF Aneonlcme having declap
cd that they are bound to follow The dispo,i
ton Of the nation. His Royal Highness oh.
jects TO the introduction Of he Prince de Pc.
lgnac, rs desired by the King.
The Duke Of Wellington is still much ind..
posed, although not seriously i'll. II is consi.
dered b ghy probable that he will resign Of
6ce in few months. as moi wit hstandmg all
the care he takes Of his health, IL IS found 10
he quite unequal to the fatigues and anxis-
ties Of his situation,
Mr. O'Connell still talks can6deotly Of tax.
ing his seat on the resumption of the house.
His friends say that Ministers will moi offer any
opposition 10 his doing so but il is expected
that furious set will be made by the Orange
members. Should he be unable 10 take his seat
without new election for Clare, he WILL il is
supposed be returned without opposition, as
Mr.. Vesey Fitzgerald has very handsomely sig.
nihed his intention not 10 divide the country
on the subject.
Quarter TO Eighi.-Accounis from WalIa.
cha OF 9th March have just been received.
They give tba details OF a severe affair near
Varna, in which the Russians sustained great
loss.
Paris, April ls-The week which has Just
passed was to have fixed the term of the un-
certainty which sill ENVELOPES the nominal ion
OF Minister of Foreign Affairs. In the pres.
ent state of political affairs, il is an event OF
too deep crest 10 render j, necessary to point
out all its Notwithstanding besides the
mere completion of II cabinet is TO be consider
ed il must re- ceive the streng tn necessary TO
make IL live.
Frontier, ~ hfoGHnuip, March 3I.-s-veral
columns OF Russian infantry are marching to-
wards kalafai to pass the Danube. II 1stilities
appear 10 have ALREADY commenced on the
Balkan and Tchapan Oglou, whose cavalry
passed the winter near Ncopolis,s gone to
reinforce the army Of the Grand Vizier, at
Chonmla.
The Grand V,zier on his arrival at Adriano-
pie. immediately took measures TO have the
torti6cations repaired and strengthened.
PARIS April 80 A correspondent at Vienna
writes 10 US as follows -
' For some time past we have heard of the
arrival AT Constantinople OF great number of
English aud German officers, with "a view 20
engage in the military service of the Sultan. |
have just been informed from an authentic
source, that In fact some German officers have
asked 10 be employed IN the Turkish army,
hui thar they have been refused by the Sultan.
As for the English. not single one has come
to Const1ntlnnpe 10 ask 10 be employed, aud
at this moment there is not in the Musse.
man army any officer who is a subject of his
Britannia Majesty"
Alexandria, Feb. 27.-Houssein Urione a COLI
hdenal agent ofth D'v of Algiers, has ar
rived here. He states that his master has
COME to a resolution 10 reject every arrangement
with France Great rejoicings are going on
in the Interior Of the State Of Algrrs all those
capable of bearing arms are 10 be enlisted into
the military service in case OF need even for.
eigners are inscribed, and all the fortified
points OF the capital is placed in slate Of de.
fence. The Dey has received loo pieces Of can
non from the Emperor of Morocco and caused
them already 10 be mounted Al Algiers. Small
forts are constructed on the coast, and put I'M
der the orders of the kaimakans, each of them
containing 2o0 men and "a gunDers, princi-
pally Foreigners.
London, april 10.
Msrder BY Don MigueL-Ii appears by let
tiers from Lisbon, that the hopeful Don Miguel
has added To the catalogue OF his crimes, by
committing murder with his own hand. The
following are the terms IN which his atrocious
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