Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-19

. The place wa Side Rhalif Tas french 10,
10 The battle of the lOiA ga. found m be large
than ., drsf reported. viz. 81 killed snd 81
sounded. On the morning Of the 23fh. 10
alg-sines displayed themselves ~ gtes
numbers, bni did mol stand their gfOen'
6rmly enough 10 allow OF much 6gbs.
The French pursued eBiil fbsy arrived ri
rnyios on the other side olsh,eh the sneml
halted and took up their position. Some Can
nonadiHg ensbed, winch vas continued on tt
25ih. The Agerines had no cannon IN ih'
field on ihsse days. A powder magazine o
theirs exploded, presenting - magaihceo
spectacle" A son Of Conu, Is. va. dangerous
" wounded The French had captured 4O'
cattle, which would provision Them eight o.
tr1 days Count Is. says that view oil tb'
hills ia the neigbborhoDd Of Algiefs. Tenind
ooe OF tbs most richly cultivated countries o.
Europe. Private letters say that the French
soldiers find an abundance of pure water IN tb'
wells which they dig. badly wounded
/ Alg.rine, who had been taken prisoner, Wal
asked why his countrymen treated The Freneh
pf,sonersl so .ctnely. His reply wss " bill
me, do not spend time asking SUCH 1ues-
lions
BY the packet ship Ontario We have the Lon
don periodicals for July. with flies Of London pa
than were before received. The letter nf our
Intelligent correspondent coalains some inter
estIng Intelligence
Correspondence Of The J,tJnn Of CommsTce
LDsDoa June goth, 1890
The new monarch, King William the Fourth
has commenced bis reign under soine insuspI
c'ous cIrcumstances although II - san'fac-
lion To believe that they ara moi OF general
eoncernmen' nor incapabls OF being readily
remedi-d What I more particularly allude
to, is the actual distress thatpfsysIs ~ Ireland,
the riots there, The runs upon The banks for
gold, aud the syowed determination OF Mr..
y Cornell and hs party 10 carry their oppo.
sliIon 10 The English government 10 the greatest
extremities, unlil they obtain repeal OF the
Union.
The acce sion Of every sovereign, makes II
necessary 10 change the prayers in the liturgy
nj the church for The King and Queen. As
George " died on Saturday morning, there
was hardly tine ior tine Archbishop Of Can.
terbnTy 10 max the usual alterations and
distribute his orders Ia season for fhe next day.
In fact. no order WAS circulated beyond the
metropolis, and perhaps imperfectiy there.
attended one church where the christian name
Of ihr Queen was not urntlsne in the course
OF the service, aud this ! verily believe arose
from entire ignorance AS 10 what, her name
WAS, (Adelaidr.) IN other church,s. under
stand, the prayers were merely for our Sove-
reign Lord, the King without naming him.
because he had not been proclaimed; but, over
the greater part of the three Kingdoms, .he
dead hing WAS prayed for, just as II he had been
IN fall lie.
The character ard intellect Of William the
Fourth, is not very highly appreciated, but
Is very likely that be will be more popular than
his predecessor. because he will more fe-
qnen'ly slow himself IN public. and make
greater exertions win the affe ctlon Of his sub
Jects i; bur above Nil, brcause IN ms royal con.
sort. he possesses queen OF rare ENDORSEMENTS
OF haart mud intellect. who is disposed aud able
10 raise and re form the character OF the court
and 10 exhibit bright example Of female K
cellence 10 her sex uf every condition through
out the realm.
There are many changes spoken of, bat IL is
certain that the Duke will retain the Premier.
ship for the present. Husk,sson IS spoken Of
for the Colonial Department. and II Is conf.
IDENTITY and pIauslhly asserted that several Adm,
rals VIII be created Peers.
The news OF the act conferring on the presi.
dent powers 10 meet ~ the recess OF Congress
any measure iitsl Eng sud r,ay adopt in relation
10 the West India Islands. WAS received here
cious measure, inasmuch Hs il eyInceS dispu~
sitlon on your sid. 10 do every thing lhaI we
can Ia reason require.