Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
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SCRAPS FROM THE LATEST FOREIGN
IDIIRNAIS

SCRAPS FROM THE LATEST FOREIGN
JOURNALS.
The Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland issued pro.
clamation ON the lS h NJ Dublin. prohibiting
the Illegal Otange Assemblies, held for the
avowed purpose of concentrating political e.
vents, &c
In the United Kingdom tho dspressio of
trade continued. We have by this arrival thu
news oflhe failure of Saml X. Brooks. nn A.
meroan merchant and consul nj Manchester.
The failure is stated IN round numbers at ESQ.
900.
Considerable disturbances had taken place
in the North Of ireland ON he 18th and 18Th
OF July, 10 consequence of qurre between the
Orangemen aud Catholics. Twenty persons
were killed IN Ulster, aud part OF the County
OF DONEGAL was In n state OF fearful colnmo-
ton. The streets of Belfast We're crowded
with a mob which intercepted the coaches.
The Orangemen paraded through Torme, aud
arriving at the Roman Catholic Chape fired
several voies Of muskeiry over IT, revding
the Catholics their, and priesthood The Ca
tlIolics, however suffered the insult 10
pass without notice. On the 18th quarre
in which the OraDgemen is said TO have been
the aggressors. took place near Enuiskien. II
was ON the anniversary OF the battle of Angh-
lin. The Protesianrs were armed with mus
Lets the Catholics seized upon scylhes and
pitchforks. The Catholics having been fired
upon, and several OF their number been woun.
ded made furious charge upon their aniag-
! onisis, killed four, and wounded several q.
theirs mortally. They afterwards formed an
| ,neampnent on the summit Of the Benaugh
in
| II was said thar the Bishop of London would
| probably be appointed Archbishop OF Canter.
| bury.
A carricature has been published by f.. Nc
| Lean, ID, ST. Martins court, Leicester square
| entitled " Reading the Times" II represents
his Majesty the King sitting in an armchair
with The MarchioDess Of - al his right and
the Duke of Wellington opposite, with small
table between them. The Duke, whose like
ness is extremely well hii off, holds newspa
per in his left hand, whilst his right enables
hun, by means OF an eve glass, To read the
! small characters OF the crowded columns. His
Grares posture seems somewhat uneasy hi,
knees are draw up, and make an acute angle
| with the upper part oil his legs, around which
his blue frock is closely gathered, his toes onI =
touch the grouud, aud his remarkable profile
denotes intense attention to the subject he is
prrusing The King asks, " Well Arthur
RI what the news ? The Duke reads from the
above mentioned paper The following words, in
obedience 10 his Majesty's commands -" We
/ ihHOuHCeI Oi unVhtSfioudDie authority, iUdt y
serious difference has risen between a Great
Parsonage aud his Prime Minister The
Marquis Of, a., d another mute copriei
stand at his Majes,ys LETT the former showing
his teeth, and the iatf err turning up the white o
his eyes.
LITERARY NOTIFICATION In a GER
tain brnighied part OF The country may be seer
On he outside Of a humble cottage, the follow
ing inscription, in large gil, letters. A Semin
AIRY for Young ladies'" This was, perhaps, Toe
abstruse for the villagers, as immediately, un
derneath. there il added. in rude characters
=" Motley brney, /" Also a Gals Skool.
WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND NOR
Deco.
The following is an extract of a letter recei
, we'd this morning. ir"m the Agent to Lloyd's a
Al Gibialter, dated July 4.
/" Yesterday the Austrian Consul sent to III
f different Consns here, circular copies Of
7 despatch TO him, sgDeI by the Commander Q
: the Austrian squadron here aud the Envo.