Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-01

IS pglitcai division FS'W iisBed, thau people
fancy that the freedom If commerce, which
would make the world in his respect like one
empire, must be misehevo US. and that the true
policy of all nations colls ciively is, that each
should try 10 caich an advantage by hampering
its intercourse with the CT hers Globe.
One subject of congratulate ion is afforded in
the last news from Lisbon. Don Miguel, una
BILE 10 obtain money tr ON other quarters, his
ordered a levy 90 be III sde'o the different mon
asiic orders and thus makes them eApiaie, 10
part, their mischievous Vaccinations against
the free institutions of their country. The
decree Issued for this purpose has not been pub
lished IA the Gazette but there teens to be- no
reason 10 doubt its antheniiciiy. The follow
ing IS the amount oil The assessment on each or
der
The Hieronimtes los 900 milreas
The Bernardlnes 10000
The Benedicines l35 600
The Monks Of 5 /. Vincent 10000
The Converts oil La Grace 5000
The DomIIica as 80 900
The CarmelIte $4,000
Max mg in all $4,000
or, nj The pIeseut rate of exchange, about
loO,OOOt. A few more demands of This kind
would cool the loyalty oil these fathers TO their
new soveret 81, and make them suspect the
policy OF those basphemous hara0gnes 10 which
they proclal med him the " angel OF the Lord"
sent 10 save unhappy Portugal.
IL Is now Fixed that Prince Leopold of SAKE
Coburg, is 10 be the future Sovereign of the
new kngd ,n ofGreece, the limits of which
VIII be fuiI as extensive AS could well be ex-
pecied. is also report ed that all the Ion an
Islands WI u be added TO The Kingdom of Greece
Coreyra excepted, which, AS il commands the
Adrlaiic. the British will msn ain possess ION of
in perpr tuy.
Til. rJoprietors and Editor of the Morning
Journal were brought up for Judgment in the
court nf Kings Bench for lbeIling The duke of
Wellington When Mr.. Alexander, the editor,
was sentenced % an imprisonment of IL mo tbs,
viz. four months for each offence ;the first ;,
the libel on the duke of Wellington; secondly,
the libel on lord Chancellor; and thirdly. the
libel on the House of Commons, and TO
pa, fine OF 300 pounds. The Rev. MIR. Isaacson
wa sentenced to pay fine of 400 pounds /; aud
Mr.. Marsden was suffered TO go al large upon
hIg own recognizances.
The foreign policy of Great Britain was, on
the 18th uit. discussed at considerable length
n the House Of Lords. TIE subject was intro
duced by Lord Holland, who concluded dss-
sitory GRAFTON, by moving resolut1"n touch
ing the future constitution and territorial extent
ofGreece The Noble Baron having discover-
S' 81 t"c titVfn'H HOui, iHht tit
feeling was against Inn, lorebore to press his
motion TO division
The Secretary for Foreign Affairs correct cd
the erroneous dates, unauthentic facts, ard ms- |
taken interencrs, ofth- Noble Baron i; and the
first Lord OF lhe treasury summed up comprt-
hensN ely and concu-Ively. In toe course of
the Duke OF Wellingtons speech, bis Grace,
While advocating pacific policy with an earn
estness that could not be misconstrued, asserted
empha'icallY, that England never was in
state in when she could embark ~ a necessary |
war with SO many advantages as at the presen,
moment.
The debate in the House of Commons on the
l2th ult. was of great int rest, for it bore on "A
subject affecting almost every individual in the
Kingdom; and on those means of obtaining re-
lief which fixed the attention, mot of theorists
and spectators, but Of men who act with habit
nal CAUTION, and are possessed OF large stake
IN the country.