Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
FORE IGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

/ Commerce, aud American, we copy the follow.
ing iems.
The Plymouth Herald says it is confidently
reported. that the government of Great Britain,
Joined by ihst oil France aud Austria will in
form Rn. STA that they will mol remain silent
spectators, and see Turkey become conquer
Ell country II Russia still persevere, il is more
than probable that higher tone will be used,
and perhaps the torch ii war, III in the East,
may spread iis flames Throughout Europe.
! A late Captain in thu British Navy, nam
FL Hanchrit had Jeff Plymouth in the Hylton
| Iolilfa steam vessel for the Mediterranean. II
Is said he is 10 hav" the command of the Tur-
kish feet This officer, While in the service,
| was always noted as a brave md enerprising
sailor
Parliament resumed their siitings on the 2Sh
of Aprll. The'Dnke of Norfolk, Lords Clifford
aud Dormrr. (Catholcs) took thr,r seats IN the
II ouse of Lords as Peers of the Realm After
taking the daths. those long excluded Peers
shook hands with the Lord Chancellor bat
~ re not inu ohuced, as is the usual custom
with newly created Peers. Subsequently,
however, they received the cong aiulatiops of
many noble and Distinguish ID Peefs-amongst
whom were the Dukes OF sussex, Leinster,
Earls Grey, FtzwiIlian,, &c. They have thus
resumed lin their persons IL can be called re-
sumption, the Hereditary srais of their IlIustri
ous ancestors which no Catholic had been
suffered TO occupy for l4S years. This is the
FIRST overt operation OF the Catholic Relief
Bills.
Mr.. O'Councll has addressed n letter to the
speaker Of the House of Commons, stating
- TINT by the Act Of Union with Ireland all
members ri cied, or IN be ELECTED. must take
the oa' his prescribed I'LL Parliament shall other
rise nittr the iap. The law being now alter
ed he considers himself eligible To sit but #
oppo siion is made by his Majcsty's Ministers,
he will bow 10 their decision and get returned
again.
A pnblic meeting Of the Inhabitants uf Biz
mingham wa, TO take place ON the BIB OF May
- for the purpose Of considering the distressed
state oi the country, aud The propriely of peIi.
lioning Parliament TO adopt such measures As
may be necessary Tor its relief"
In the House Of Commons, on the Both Of A.
pr Mr.. Hume gave notice that On the ~ h
MAY, he should move that the House resolve it.
self into committee TO take into consideration
the act Of the 9h George w. relating 10 the
Corn Law, and 10 submit 10 iis consideration
the propriety of imposing fixed, Instead Of n
ilucinatng duty.
On the Both April, the Marquis of Lansdowne
cave notice, on the part OF the Marquis OF An
elesse, that ont he Monday wing, he SHOULD
bring forward his motion come, ted with his al
nlinistraiion IN Ireland
The Chancellor OF the Exchequer Was ex.
pccled 10 bring forward the Budget in few
DAYS.
Westminster Abbey was discovered to be on
FIRE on the 2yth April, but no material injury
was done-it was presumed 10 have been the
work oil some incendiary.
Trade continued depressed in the various
manuia curing towns.
SEAT OF WAR.--The dates from Smyrna
are To March 18Th, and from Consantinople to
the 26ih.-Ihere appears TO be much distress
in the Turkish CAPITAL.
Letters from Smyrna, dated March 8, say
that large quantities OF wheat were landing
there, which had been received from Egypt on
account ofthe Ottoman government, aud de
signed Tor the supply Of Constaniinople. -Four
thousand Cameis were employed in transport
ing The wheat 10 the Capital, aud 1t was intend
Ell 10 augment the number 10 ten thousand. In
this manner II was supposed that "A sufficient
quantity might he furnished 10 supply three Sc
venhs of the daily consumption, still leaving
four srveoths TO he supplied from the graua.
ries OF Constantiuoplr.
Smyrna March l9 We are well supplied
with corn here ; there has been great increase
in the cultivation OF corn in this country, and il
is believed sufficient for the consumption with.
ont any supplies from Russia thus If we can
only get along till June. we shall be free from
apprehension OF famine.
Extract of a Iet,r, dated Consiantinople,
March %. -" The landing OF Il few Russians 20
| the noIthward has slIcad great alarm here,
without any INST cause a profigious mass OF
| the new recruits Inns been pui in motion We
| are strictly blockajed, aud begin 10 De serious
| y alarmed as 10 provisions
| Extract from u letter dated Niddn, March
| so -" II was rumored two days ago that the
| HuSstan Admiral i.ripr haU aDpparpi with blS
| fleet off Consaninople, and is low blOcka ing
| the channel. Gen. Diebiisch. who is now con.
| WINGED thai Walacha and hloldavla do not
afford sufficient supply OF provisions to sup
| port an army ofonly 10000 men, IS buying up
| corn in the adjacent provinces. Ia the begin
| ming of the late campaign, these two provinces
were TO be inexhaustible granalies; at the com.
mencement of the present, they are destitute OF
every thine."
Conanntinople, March 26-The news which
| at the departure Of the last post were spread
here IN the form of authentic reports, Of several
landings efec Ell by the Russian fleet IN the
Black Sea, on the coast OF Rnmela, are
conhrmedby Information received by the Porte,
from which il appears that not only the Mes
sembria and SiaeboH but other places situate
more TO the south. have been ravaged, and the
batteries, rs well AS all the means OF defence
and vessels destroyed. How these enterprises
could be executed 90 near 10 the head quarters
AT Aidos, and without more active opposition
on the part OF the Turks. would be difficult TO
conceive. IL It were not explained by he well
known carelsssness OF the Turks. and by the
entire want Of Turkish ships in the Black Sea.
Since then the srmanents in the arsenal have
been poshed forwar with increased activity,
and on the aei, the fleet, consisting OF tour
ships OF ME line. two frigates. three corvettes.
three bria, aud eighteen fire ships and gun
boats. sailed towards the mouth Of the 'Bospho-
ros; but considering che wan, Of good seamen
and experienced officers, II will hardly venture
10 proceed into the Black Sea to meet the Rus
sian feet, especially as the hope ct beins, join
| ed by the Egyptian fleet is nearly vanislb.
According TO the las, reports received by the
Porte from Schnmla. the nav Grand Vizier,
Redscbid Pacha, who is on the way from Alba