Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
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LArE.sIF FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The ship Mary Howiand,at New York. sailed
from Liverpool the 20,h May. She
brought pa ,Ders OF that date containing London
dates OF tue l5b. The second edition Of the
Journal of Commerce, aAd the postscrpts OF
the Commercial aud evening Post, furnish the
following items.
The Cotton Marker. remained stendy-priceS
n little better.
The King was still liying-~,,h perhaps
more favorable symptoms than at the dale OF
our last accounts. 1he following are the bulle
tins 's.ued by the attending physicians, SO lar
as tiny have been received.
WEDSoR CAsrLE, May 1.-THE King has
passed good night. HIS MaJesy's symptoms
are alIeylated.
WlNpsoR CASTLE, Ma, lS.-The King pass
ed a tranquil night. His Majesty's mptoms
are aIeyia ed
LoNroN, May lS.-Ue may at length ven
tnre to congratulate our readers on fhe iavora
bile turn which Iii, Majrstys illness has
taken. II is now confidently affirmed that
the KING may, Tor the present DIT least, be
considered out of danger.
Morning Chronicle.
In the House of Commons on the evening OF
the l7h, Lord Stanley presented petition
from the Presr.ent, Vice President aud Mem.
b rs OF the Chamber OF Commerce ~ Manches.
ter, praying that the House would take inca
sures TO prevent the invasion of Mexico b.,
Spain. Ordered TO be printed
The second reading OF the bill for the eman
cipation of the Jews, has been refused in the
House Of Cummons,-Heas 100, Noes oSS
Majority against tie second reading, IS.
The iirs division ot the IoDlon expedition
was 10 elnbNrk GA the eleventh aud the whole
would probably be embarked the I6lh.
Dutch brig had arrived at foulon from Algirrs.
confirming thai the Dey, was making every
eimr for vigorous resistance. Among otber
means 20 deter the enemy, he had adopted the
singular one Of OBTAINING all. the European
Consns but whether rs hostages, or to
make use Oh them as meGat0rs, was not stat.
ed.
RoME, April 2O.-The mother of Napoleon
has Just met wllh aa accident which endangers
her life, aud plunges IN ailliction tue members
OF he Bonaparie family AZ Rome, as well as all
the persons IN this CITY, Italians aud foreigners,
who still retain some affection Tor tne EA.Im-
perial family.
On Thursday the 22d, while walking in the
Villa Borghcse, Madame Mere, slipped aud
fell, though leaning on her attendant gentle
man the ChesaIer Coaora. who being very old,
had not strength enough to prevent her fail.
Trying to rise, she exclaimed that the whole
weight OF her body had fallen on her thi.D
where she felt great pain Her domestcs, nilh
much difficulty, placed her in her carriage, and
brought her back 20 her palace The medical
men WAC were called in found that the th Oh
was broken. THIS IS the third day, aud the
patient is in great danger. Her great Gage So
years,) ~ the probability OF inflammation, pre-
vent The application OF all the remedies neces.
sary in such cases
II is laneuled by all the members of her fam
ilI who are at Itlne--Cardinal Fesca. her
brother Princes jerome, and Louis Bodaparte,
and the Princess of Carrino, wife of Lucian.
Expresses bave been despatched to announce
this melancholy event to Madame Murat. coun
tess of Lepaao,to the Elk Queen, Horteusia, and
10 the Duke OF Riechstadt.
The Immense riches OF Madame Bonaparte
the valuable jewels which she possesses, make
people envious to know her will, aud the final
addition thar she may still make 10 it by a
rodicii. shall have the will as il is made
known and | hope you will be among the first
o receive II {; meantime, the persons who are
hs most eager, and think themseles the best 10