Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-30


!, lion. The peasantry are in state Of much sui
: iering.
r LONDON, Oct. Cove arc informed tina
! England, France and Prussia, the nearest pow
E ers TO Belgium. are going TO holda Congress
at which they will form certain conditions fol
disqualification OF Holland aud Belgium Ties,
conditions will be presented to tho Provisiona
Government Mt Brussels for their compiauc,
within certain time, limited by the three Pow
ers. At the expiration OF that period, should
the Belgians moi comply, the Prussian troop.
will immediately march into Belgium. The
above is SAID TO have been agreed Ia ye.ier.
day by Prince Talleyrand. We cannot help
expressing great doubt of the correctness Of
the above.
Lospos, Oct 2o.-The situation Of Ireland
continues TO ba the subject of general CONVEX
sation. Many reports are IN circulation, aud
macy con lectures are hazardsd concerning the
results OF this situation. The general opinion
Is, that measures will I've adopted 90 repress
the sentlmsnis which predominant in that
country, and that tranquility viii be restof-
ALGIERS.-The following Is an sIirac, Of
a private letter OF the 25th ut. from Toulon -
" The news from Alsiers, lately received by
the Syreae. Is very uniavorabe. IL apf
| pears that the Arabs still prowl around In. town
| like famishsd wolves. A mei chant vessel bt-
| ing unfortunately s,Tandad near Cape Mae.
| tou, host OF Bedouins covered The shore, aid
| massacred 45 OF tho crew under the very eyrs
| of the army. This intelligence fills Algers
with CONSERVATION, and troops were immediate.
ly seat To Natafou 10 innic, terrible v.ngeantc
for this assassination. The Griga,es Armide
aud lphgenio aud the brig Voltgeur havt
set sail, aud other ships will shortly follow
| them"
SPEECH OF THE KING OF ENGLAND Al
THE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
My Lords aud Gentlemen--lt 10 with the
most lively satisfaction that see you assembled
around ME. to aid me by your counsels.
Since the dissolution Of the Last Parliament I,
events of the deepest inieroet have occurred on
the European Continent.
The elder branch OF the house Of Bourbon
has ceased TO reign in France, and the bake OF
Orleans has been called to the throne, with the
| title OF King of The French.
Having received from the nav Sovereign
assurances Of his ardent desire 10 cultivate the
mos, friendly relations. and to maintain inyio.
late the engagements made with this country |
have not hesltnted to continue the diplo0at,c
relations aud tho friendship which existed with
the preceding government
have seen with profound regret the state oi
affairs in the Low Countries. l deplore thai
the enlightened administration OF King William
has not beeu able to preserve themselves i,on
revoll-nnd that his wise resolution to submit
the desires ana complaints Of his people to thu
delibei alton ola special sesiion OF the States
General, has not brought about any satsiacto-
ny results.
| shall exert myself, In concert with nv
allies, 10 re-esiabl,sh tranquility, by all means
which nie Compatible with tho good stale OF
the Netherlands government. aud the society
OF other governments.
Symptoms OF tunuli aud disorder have crea.
ted anxiety in various parts Of Europe-ou
assurances which | continue to receive OF tn.
amicAbie disposition of foreign Costs, give IN.
just ground To hope that my people will con
tnue 10 enjoy the blessings OF peace.
Penetrated III all nnes with III. necessity o
preserving ioyiolate the engagements which
have been made IN the name of ihe nation,
aui convinced that my deier ninaton TO main.
tam, IN connection " It'll my allies, tue ueaiie
upon which are founded the general system o
Europe, will appear 10 you the bost guarante,
for the maintenance OF the peace OF the woI d.
. Up 10 the present time have not HccredIi
ed the Ambassador Of The Court Of Lisbon--bu
the Portuguese government having resolve,
TO satisfy the claims Of justice and humanity b,
IA literal and general amnesty, think the tim,
has cUme TO re-esinbl,sh. in behalf OF my PEG
pic, the friendly relation which for so long
lime have existed between tho Two nations.
My profound solicliude for the welfare o
my subjects, induces me 10 recommend to ,h
| :"
engagements US will secure tho exercise Of III.
+ royal authority. ii II should please God to ter
inmate my life before my successor shall hay
arrived at mature age.
] shall be most ready to concur with yo
, IA all the measures which may appear To yo
, proper, for preserving inviolae the dignity an
4 stability OF the crown, aud 10 assure more sn
more The guarantees OF civil aud religious lbel
~ TO my people.
t Gentlemen Of The Houie Of Commons-I bay
= ordered to be laid before you, all The state
. ments OF expenditures loI the present year
Z which the preceding Ps1ihmen, was not abb
e TO arrange before its separation. The es'i
mates loi tbs coming year will DO made in con
: lormliy 70 the principles OF rIgid economy
6 which have determined 10 carry through a
D ine branches ofthe public service.
e My Lords aud Genttmpn-I am deeply 81
4 licIed that IN some districts Of tho country, m
s subjects have suffered in property from comb
/. nations having for lbeir bJect the doslIuclto
u OF machines, aud that heavy losses have bee
4 susi famed from The criminal acts OF incendl,
. RES
have seen. not without chagriD and iDiil
i nation, the peIlidious attempts which have bee
: made, 10 spread spirit OF discomfort aud dill
= satisfaction among my people, aud 10 intel
IA rupt the concord. which has happily prevaile
5 through the different parts Of my dominion
Y the union oil which Is essential TO the presses VI
h ton oil the general strength aud happiness.
The greatest effort OF my life will be to pr,
C serve the blessing which my people posses
: and transmit them unimpaired to posterity. an
: | have the more animating hope vi being alb
5 to discharge the sacred duties which ha,
4 been Co hded TO me, from the wisdom aud a
lection Of Pal Lament aud the support of all III
T subjects
L am determined 10 employ, to the full exter
II Of my power. all the means whice the coust
tuion aud laws have placed in my hands. Il
the punishment Of sedition and the prompt SUI
pr esson OF disorder aud revolt.
i Amidst all the difficulties of the present cri
Il is, receive nth high satisfaction the EXPIRE
s sions Of loyalty and attachment from a va
= majority OF my subjects, sure that tbs