Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25
FOREIGN.
rorR pAYs LATER FhoM EunorC.

,isst Al Boston on Tuesday, and brings Lon
Aon papess Of The Goth. and Liverpool Of 'he
c1st ultimo.
The return of the Duke Of Clarence TO The
bead of the Admiralty, i anticipated.
tits rannaored that Mr.. Secretary ffel IS
soon 10 be called 10 the Pce,ags, and also Sir
Robeu Peel.
Parliament adjourned on the losh Tor tue
Easter Holidays, ill ,he Goth OF April
II was expected that Parliament would be
orosued al the end OF May or the. beginning
Of June.
The King was expected 10 London Oh the
oeth 10 remain some days
Ireland The lafesi accounts from Ireland
concur in rsprrs nting the great benehs that
even al this early period have accrued to that
long Afflicted country. from the passing ri the
glorious Catholic Relief bill The Papsis e.
vince no indecent vulgar eyuliaion TN the oc-
easion the Professionals no AFFECT dependency
but both pariie. seem Inclined TO meet halfway
snd Cooperate aith zach other IN the promo.
ton Of good VII aud federation. Mean
while mum .rous commercial specuations are
already on foot, and which wait only till the
country shall have se,lied down into firm
decided and aermanen, tranquility. Conf.
dence, we ma add. has already extended II
self more or les among all classes ofthe com
nnnity and many Of those who, up 10 the pres
cni yprsod, nave barn listtn- uishsd Ivy the
strong yioienca oi their ulrsPrptestantism
have now, that the goat o.. siiou is settled,
Confessed that they haze beer mistaken "a
their opinioas Such reeanfnGoa IT cd pre-
iudicos does ibern the highest honor.
The duke Of Wellington has lately purohas.
ed M estate. for e5o,oo0l more than million
qf dollars.
great meeting was held in ST. James,, 10
consider the best means ofesifs iGg the graf.
iiude CT the friends of civil aud seligious liber-
ty TO the duke of Wellington, for the great
measure VI peace aud justice, ~ The consum.
nation Of which he, as prime minister, was
principally instrumental The duke oil LENS.
tor wa. called 10 the chair. Several resolu.
lions we're passed. One of which proposed tina
A meeting should be held on The second of May
al ths London tavern, 10 consider the means
III raising sufficient sum ofmoney 10 erec, .
Saius iu or near Dabln Of the Duke OF Wei
lington. as commemorative VI this the most go
rious OF his public services.
IL was stated in tho London Standard tina,
on Extraordinary Ambassador was going from
Great Britain TO Portugal to negotiate the set.
clement OF the differences between Don Miguel
aud his brother Don Pedro.
Sir James Scarlet, II is said, is TO be new
Attorney General.
An English political newspaper n TO be es'
,shlished a, Paris, supported by two rich indi.
viduals. peer and a gealemsn who has made
y large frriune IN India.
The French papers, says the London Times
ofihe 10Th, contain several letters from Rome
about the discovery ola lodge of Cnrbonari.
We stated, some days since, that the benef
cial effects Of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill,
were nlready experienced IN tho decisive tone
NOV have enabled The British government to as.
sumo IN ns negotiations Tor the restoration OF
tranquility throughout Europe. The las for.
eign arrivals confirm our previous statements.
Morn. Chron.
Mr.. Hume had given notice that NJ about The
middle of May, he would introduce A motion
FOR altering the present system OF corn laws so
sio change the present nueluating scale OF
duties on importation for ned duty.
% the LIST af February, on the coast of Afri-
ca, the Black Joke, tender to his Ii NJ ship
Sybie, captured after long chase aud gal.
ant action, the Spansh slave vessel Allnirunto
With 400 slaves on board. The b. J. carried .
guns and had SO men The II guns and 90
men. IN the action, the former had , killed
aud 4 wounded the latter Is killed, including
her captain aud first and see ond mates and 10
sounded.
THE LATE EARTHQUAKE IN SPAIN.
A letter from Madrid. o the 2d OF April
states that fresh shocks of an earthquake we,c
felt on the Goth goth, and 3lsi OF March The
latter Inch took place IN thu night. spread
terror and CONSERVATION through the city. II
the acco4nts from Madrid, given in the Frenc i
papers, be true the effects oflbess cWthq uakei
IN Murcia hs 20 extended far beyond that pro
aiuce and been attended with sti'l more iata
disasters than on tho spot itself All Cad'z
y was reported, had been submerged, though
raat hat "A I'll
lsmity by which every family IN the kingdom
and many In other lands, would be thrown into
dssolation ; for that rich commercial city com
prised within its merchants individuals from
almost every country on earth The mum
bers Of victims hitherto dug out of the ruins o.
the towns destroyed by the earthquake, n
mounts already TO more than 1900 and tina
nf tho persons wounded or mutilated, mVri
than double that number. The houses de troy
cd are between 6 and 1000. The wine and oil
Of last year are lost
The King Of Spain had ordered all the rev.
enues Of the province of Muroa 10 be employed
in relieving the persons reduced 10 misery by
the late terrible earthquakes in that country. /,
is said, also, that so 900 francs the produce Of
the sale Of oil, had been destined for The same
purpose.
al q meeting OF the Royal Institution in
London Mr.. Bande brought forward some
curious details relative 10 the means by which
that city is supplied with water II appears
from his statements that the daily supplies in
,roduced by eight companies, amount to %
TAI. 900 gallons, or $4,000 cubic eet. The
pumbcr Of engines employed is 81, with n
power equal TO thar Of 1916 horses Number
oftenants supplied III, 100.
Extract Off letter from Tampico.~-" The
important question concerning the expulsion
ofthe European Spaniards that has occasiorcd
sn much exeemen, in this country for mum
Der Of wears, has a, length been decided Tho
last mail from Mexico brought us the inteil
gence that il had passed both Houses and tina,
three months were allowed them 10 wind up
their business and leave the country II is
added that the females OF Mexico had petition
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