Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-07
IOH2IRM.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND

The packet ship Napoleon. ut New York. sail
ed from Liverpool on The Goth April, bringinl
London papers to the 25tb, inclusive. Tn,
posiscripts TO the New York afternoon paper,
OF Friday Furnish the annexed items -
Health ofMe king.-rhe state of The King
health continued TO be a source Of deep solici
tude with the public. After The bulletin OF A
pril -, which was vague aud unsatisfactory, the
EngiishmHu OF the 10Th says
E." All business WAS completely spspsndeJ
save the hearlless bargains OF the gamblers il
the Funds and so intense was the anxiety OF
some Of those who calculated on great politica
changes, that they were actually TO he seen
lowering about Downing street, aud the oil Ices
OF The Newspapers, most likely to hsve early
Intelligence OF any change, up TO II or l o..
clock IN the morning. THIS ferment continued
throughout the whole of Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, ltne 2lst and 22d) and i was nor until
lhhrsday evening that sumo of the runours
(among which, we may enumerAte the aciual
death OF the Sovereignty were terminated by
the issuing ofthis more favorable Bulleiln-
" Windsor Castle, April %, 1880.
The King is better. III HALFORD."
III 5 announcement, brlef, pIthy, and nnsat-
~isfactory as it doubtless is, was received with
unmingled satisfaction, because although IL did
not acquaiDtu US with the nature OF the Kings
indisposltion, II plainly proved that the imme.
hiate danger OF The disease must have been 70.
moved, when the attendance of more than one
physician, was no longer required. No,wi,h-
standing tins assurance, that the King was bet.
ter, many very unpleasant reports Of relapse
were circulated on the Odd but on the 9th
the following still more Satisfactory bulle IN up
peared -
Windsor Castle, April %.
The King has passed two good nights aud
continues better.
(Slgned) "HENRY HALFORD."
This bulletin OF course removed The nppre.
tensions OF immediate danger.
Petitions IN tavOr OF removing the civil disa-
bilities of the Jews are circulating in various
parts of the Kingdom. and the Liverpool A.
bion remarks that The number OF uames attach.
ed 10 them proves thai the measure Is not I'M
popular in The great commercial and intelligent
towns.
A private latter received at Liverpool, dated
Patras, Dec. %, SAYS that the French Savans
had all returned home or died in lGreece that
never was expedition so unfortunate and that
the researches they lad made we're No super
fcial that hide benefit could accrue from them
IN the scientific or literary ~world.-Ihe zonlo-
glcal member fingered last.
An extensive failure has occurred ai Cadi2,
tlIhl III hiI6iGl AsObtt " ftIf tHlltltHl me EilHNt
OF long standing, and 10 years OF age. He has
failed for nearly Coz, 900 dollars, or about Il2O
600. Several of The native Cadiz houses arc
sufferers 10 a large amount.
The Courier of the Odd ult says, the accounts
from the manufacturing districts. and from the
country generally, are promising. And in all the
leading manufacturing places there IS a grad.
ual aud sustained improvement in The state OF
trade.
The .4riSo de Ia Medterdnee has received
letters from Alexandra, affirming that the
troops Of the Pdcha OF Egypt have not moved
The Courier Irdnedis of the ooh mentions
As a report very prevalent that evening, that the
dissolution oftbe chambers had sbee ndecided
upon, and that the ordinance woull appear
on The following day. The paper adds -
:" There is some appearance Of truth IN these re-
ports"
The third assembly Of the Rhenish provinces
Of Prussia was TO open on the 23d May.
the Landgrave Christian Of tiesse died at
Darmstaet on the I'm April.
Letters from Srmlin, Of April /, say the
plague sensibly dininishes at AJriahople.
Our of40U souls, which were on board of the
ship Newry, al the tlme OF her slip~reok, be.
tween DO and 81 were drowned, aud mol 900, as
WIS at first stated.
" iA-iH - " NJ sTh III ~ i'sfbl
the peaceful organization of the principaIilies
as going on well. Tue Town OF Ghmrjewo was
to he more strongly fortified, and Wallachlan
floods 10 be instructed m the garrison accord
ing 10 Russian lacL,cs. The election Of ll0spo-
dars was TO take place soon.
The London Court journal Of the Oath April
mentions tIst The Duke of SUSSEX, whose pas
sion for collecting copies of The different edi-
tloDs of fine Scriptures is known, has in his
Iibr,-g no fewer than 4 900 volumes of Bibles,
=. mDrising' a copy of almost every edition ey-
ar ISSUED from the press. Tins collection IS
tended TO be bequesthed 10 Trinity College,
Cambridge.
According 10 letters from Madrid. three for
NAL nrotests have been already presented. in
the names of as many foreign Sovtrelgns,
viz the King ofFrance, the King Of the Two
S,cilies. md non Louis, Prince OF Lucca mud
hereditary Duke of Parma-agaInst the sho''-
ton of the SaIic law, as a violation OF the lam
iy compact, of " hich his most Christian MA
;es,y ia The head. and al the same time, oi the
reversible rights of the Princes oil the Two
branches of Naples and Lucca,
Letters from Lisbon of the goth March, stale
that the question relating 10 the capture OF inc
American vessels off Terceha has pceh oec'
ded. The Minister of the Marine mas 'ia"S
United 10 the Envoy oflhe United otaiesa copy
of a decree, directing the restitution OIL "e
ships and the Liberation of their creMs'
[Paris PAPER.
French ErDedhion.-We copy tue following
paragraph from the late English papers
The expedition TO Algiers is extraordinary
and il is TO be turned into a party OF pleasure
for some, and to become an object OF scientific
speculation for others. You are already a
ware that a vessel is in preparation TO accom-,
many the expedition winch will be employed
as a floating hotel or tavern, in which, for 10
francs n DAY, gentlemen and ladies may be ac-
commodaled, and witness that " charming
sight, u battle - view the Storming of Algiers,
and perhaps have other storms to speak OF.
Many persons have, it is said, already secured
births 10 this desirable observatory.
Not doubling that the attack will be triumph
ant, and furnish glorious materials for a PIC
ture, no fewer than three French painters OF
some eminence have determined upon procee-
ding with the expedition in one or other ct the
ships of war-namely, M. Nj. Gudin. oarno'
ray and Isambert, lun.