Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04
FOREIGN.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM ENG
LAND


To the IRdors Of the Contmerrim idueriiser.
Lonion, Narch |, 1922.
As you viii nrrcriyc, the /" cause Of Catholic
Emancipation" cngrosses, al this time, thu al.
uoH undivided altrniinn of The people Of the
l'uitrd Kingdom. Prihions, hnth for aud "A.
rn,ns,, 1rr poniing in--thc latter in the propof-
ton OF N least SIX 10 onn. The question has
created n nrw parry Parliament, or rather
ihc old landmarks have been swept away aud
nrw parties tufnfd. an Inclined 10 think that
should The Catholic Emaar patton bill pass
aud ofthnt, there Is no douhi---ihc panty for.
lnelly known rs the exposition. viii never be- or
| panized. II caunui he IA uilrci with thu Biii.
ih Ministers Ia prevent IRE, rsanlHaiion. There
is no rcnrut. and hut liiilr talent, ~ the
ranks OF Il q pay, W h rreugnizrs Hunt
and Hobhougn. aud Lord John Russell, as its
| leaders.
Tine administration ~ the Duke of yelling.
ton sroms 10 he one ~ gfrat aud increasing
| popularity. he has disappointed both FREUD,
and enemies aud seems iikei y~to beco'ae ~
disiing uishod Tor his ta'enls ia the cabinet ~
be " m in the field. He possesses thai best aud
/ only kind Of sense that gedrS--plan common
sed5s he IL u practlcal han, ard wastes no
time ia speech making. Depend upon H. he is
more popuia" tlau any British Mmiuer has
been far the last twenty years. II is possible.
| however, that the adjustment OF 'he Catholic
question may raise inn up powerful. az II GER.
tainiy will implncabr enemies, IN the persons
| OF the ultra protestant interest. But " we shalt
see, as Louis lie Cheminant says.
| have been attending the debates in Pa,u
meat for Tue Inst three or four days
In tho House ri Lolds the debate has been FAR
| more violent thrn III the lower House aud,
withal, nj time, .iognlaiy irregnlar and I'M
| parliamentary especially on Thursday eve.
reminded me ot the connt.ynsn's hint 10 his
advocate, who, III II PiE case, digressod TO Eng.
inud's wealth aud glory. All this is very
! fine" sad Hodgr j." but nnw II yon please, Jay
: sonnet hing about toe hog" he ROYAL Duke
spoke for considerable length Of time upon
| every snbir save That under consideration
! and was listened 10 with a more marked impa-
! ticuce than had imagined could lie shown, To
even Royal nonsense lie has come l,ihef, all
tie way from Hanover, To assist the Duke of
! Nav Castle nnd Lords Eldou aud Falmouth, IA
J pr'siraling HE last hope of the Catholic popu
lation ol the kingdom II is happy thought,
he counts bal one-lileraly. he is bui one
! The Duke OF Sussex 10 warm friend 70 the
cause of emancipation but the bad terms on
which he is with the KING. have prevented him
! from acquiring much influence
/ Tn Duke Of Wellington has made several
spc'chrs within the week they have all been
Characterised by good sense. He is most ably
| Supported by Lords Grey, Holland. Plnnket
aud King, all save the last, well known by rep
utali 10 Ametirans the Gtst. lesser sfnr in
the gaRNy which adorned the House Of Com.
mon IN the time Of FOX, tthen popular ora,
/ tor. now one Of the sterue5t ariStocTats IN Eng
land aud the ia ri, one of The greatest orai or,
/ Of the day, Lord EIdon leads the Anti-Catho.
! lies, md has = nh hun 10 a man that cni So
. En1IanI--I vb I
of curse Of England. the bench OF Bishops
Sull. think, the bill viii be carried. The pre-
Vallins opinion is, that the majority for il in
thu House of Peers, will be from twenty five 10
thirty five IN the Commons, from seventy IN
! one hundred In the mean line every excrton
/ is being made by the Ultra Protestants out of
doors, TO defeat the measure.
! IN the House Of Commons, the principal
! sppnltprs have l., u Lord Nugsnt, the Marquis
/ OF Chandos, (he former brother, the latter
the eldest sou OF The Duke Of Buckingham
Mr.. Huskisson, Mr.. Trant, DR.. Washington,
Gen. Gascoyhe, Sin George Narrender. Hart
Davies, Col. Siblhorp, Mr.. Spring Rice, Sir
! Thomas Lethbridee aud Sir James Mcintosh.
Taken as a whole, il is my opinion, that thar
! body has more talent than our House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, though il does not possess, IN pro-
| portion to its number, III consists Of about 600
an equal count OF men of distinguished talent
| But there appear 10 be fewer ipedk men. have
heard but one weak 'pecch since ! attended
the debates, and thai was made by tight laced
and corseted Young gentleman returned by
Lord Lonsdale from tile borough of - /;
one Of Lonsdales n,nepins, as Fos called
! them.
| With The exception Of Mr. Peel, have heard
no one that may be compared with Webster,
| McDnifie, or John Sergeant Sir Jane. Mcln.
itosh lid NOT equal my sTpecto'ions Gentle