Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19
prevented tho vessels from going out We may
therefore expect 10 hear 10 few days of the
commence mSnt of hosiiliies.
HOUSE OF LORDS

| Monday. Mag 2i--Ihe Duke ot Wellington
stated that be hada message signed by his
Majesty 10 lay before their Lotdshps. lie ihh
handed II 10 The Lord Chancellor, who read as
/ inllows;--
! GEORGE II.
=" His Majesty thinks IT necessary Up inform
thu Hoase that he Is labouilng under n severe
,nbspositian, which renders II announcement q
painful To his Meirsly 10 sign. with HI, own
hand The public INSTRUMENTS which require tue
sign manual.
+" HIS Majesty reli's on the dntiful attach
ment OF Parliament TO consider, without delay,
the means h. which his Majesty may he oua-
! bled Ia provide lot the temporary discharge of
tins Important iuncion of iAa crown, without
drtiiment 10 The public service
The Duke of Wellington said that the mea.
SURF Tor aliording bis Majesty The desired r.
! lief would DO submitted to the House OIL Tues
day, and that he aould then content himself
with moving the adoplon of an humble addregs
4 al como 9lmeai to MS MeJeNy,--Enri e,ey.
after expressing his sorrow at he lameniabio
illness uf In Majesty, said thu proposed mea.
sure was Que al deep importance 10 the public,
ms II VAS nothing less than IA delegation Of tho
royal aathotls which might, Il due care ~e,e
not iakea. "a aDsh precedent dangerous 10
the iuiurh interest of he country The address
was then agreed 10.
GNEEi l..
The Emil Of Aberdeen ia,d heiore Tie House
copies at all the papers connected with the
.reek Question, ana entered INTO detailed
history Of the negotiations. tie stated that Tho
possession OF ina orsek ,hloue had long tcrn
an objec, Of The amb,lion OF pfinde Leopold.
but thai alter il wns ollvrod 90 hin by thu Al.
he'd fowe,s. his Royal tlighness determined
10 break II the uegui,aiigns unless a lacse loan
were guaranteed 10 INN 10 the niiefmQst far
thing. Amer considerable danur on the PAT
oi tie h itish Government. this was aoeedrd
to hut NEW diihculliRs were then started, aud
on r,daS evening last, he Lo'j ADe,deenl
received an Iniima,,oa tom ms loyal liigh
ness of his iuIeDiion 10 resign tue situation he
mad accepted aud ub,iien,e the high honor "a
when he had been ,aised Ivy The oonirao iDg
powers, than.h II was known tbH Greece her.
self vas ANXIOUS Tor the appointment of his
ROYAL ilighness, The Allies sn,ea AIMED the
s,nne vress with respect 10 this unexpected
event enip, concord subsis.d between them
aud BIZ Lord A. imsicd that, ~ no disiani
period, Tim affairs Of Greees would he settled
to the universal satisfaction - Lords Durham,
Londonderry, Lansdowne. Ninckehsa. and
grey ,hougii that roneeIOoa had BEEN cast on
his Royal liiehnoss which, we're not warraoted
untll all The papers were before the House =
| Lord Absidsen said that lhrse should be fur
uishad soio as pusaiblc, aud ihhi tho resig'
nation of his Royal liighness had nothing
nhaiever 10 do with pecunlary affairs but had
risen solely onl VI grounds which were sogEes.
ted only last week The Marquis OF Lon'ion'
derry id ,hnt bu had always thought that
Prince Leopold bad dunG wrong IN lnoklng
for the Sovereignty OF people 50 unworthy Of
hin, and Of a country thai must be n prey to
/ Russia, and the source of iuinre wars. lie
already saw Ia embryo causes which would
CRATE fuin,e wars of fearful oKteDl. kuss,a
had brought Turkey 10 acc.de 10 this arrange
mon fof her o"a advantage, Could the 10.
I hiu Eall jsny ih.a, ,aaf Russia mad gwen
/ ,UU0,UOo .! ducats 10 Turkey 10 aeefdc 10 The
arrangement Turkey was now only a Rus-
/ ian pros nee. bur II would have been attached
| 10 England had sc afforded her proper sup
poit.
THE KINGS ILLNESS
TacsddH MnY 2o.--fne Lord Chancellor, in
| bringing lulwhfd tho motion OF winch hn had
! gwen nolice yesterdny, saa insro was no pre-
ccdvnt 10 guide lher Lo,d,tips nGder me pre-
sent circumstances, but mentioned several IN
stances Ia winch tie Royal assent had been
attached 10 public ius tnincnls Ny means Of
stamp. In he time OF Henry VII "A commis-
sloaer was appointed "a aliih the hoy sigma
lure 10 various bills and STATE documents, by
means OF "a stamp, aud ins nos IN account ~
/
purpose 81 expedni1n aud the promotion OF
/ public convenience. Procianalions and oihei
pubic Documents re s,gned IN tho same
/ mannrr In the reignB 0f Edward VI, Mary a0d
/ William H. MnIsters ,ioW proposed that
commission nndrr the sien mammal should be
appointed 10 fix the sign manual Ivy means OF
: n stamp, the commissioners iahlng M oath that
whui they did was ny The Royal command,
aud FIAT thc instrument had no, bren unfairly
or improperly ob.nIned further, that the sig
nat0Ic should not be- affixed tlll II had been
Hlgaed by three OF hts M0jesty's Ministers. and
that one OF the Privy Council should wltness
ne signature. aud indorse on the instrument
IFS nature aud object There WA also a clause
prosidr0g lnai the sign manual shonld have the
sa,ur effect as II tins bill had not passed. Lord
Gfey did not object 10 the hi, but thought II
/ OF importance tnat II should lie limited ~ iii
duration. The Duke OF Wellington snld IT was
| intended 10 limit the bill 10 WITHIN n month nj
| ter the opeuing'oi the neAi session OF paIlia
ment The biil was Then read tho 6is time,
the second reading being l,sed for thursday.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Honday Nay 2l.-Ihere were ten petit
iious iur The abolition Of slavery, three against
the IRISH Vestry Bill, three against the Bear bill
ard seven against Increased duties on Stamps
and spmiis.-Mr }. Wood presented pothlon
of the Grand JuIy system III Lancashire, MI.
stanley deUled tHat any inpuiation could Justly
he cast on the Lancashire Grand Jury and
sir q. Philips said he bad frequently heard Ob-
Jectons 10 u.
GREECE.
Sir X. Peel presented the papers relative TO
Gi eecc aud in snswert ~ Inherent membefs
said, thai As he had stated on n former occa'
Stool all the greet points which had been rais-
ed between tie Allies aud Prince Leopold bad
then been settled bot poluts Of difference
afterwards ariDse, WINCH, ao he understood were
vi Il pecunlary nature. la The message 10 GOV
ernnenl, transmitting The resignation, his
Royal HigUnes, had stated, that, ~ despatch
receives f,Om Greece, lie had received TUTOR
NATION which had decided his conduct on tho
mailer OF his Resignation.
MEXICO AND SPAIN,
Sir Robert Wilson brJushr the subject Of the
| ouce contemplated invasion 81 Cuba again be-
4. nj Al All