Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-01
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the packer ship Pacific, Captain Csocker,
al New York, from Liverpool, the editors of
the Commercial Advertiser have received thpir
regular supply OF London papers TO he 10 h
OF anuary, aud Liverpool TO the l6th, both
dates Inc usiYe.
Great B~ritaiM.-The Duke of Wellington
had a long coference with the King al Windsor
Palace, on the l4lh. There are rarous
rnmours {: Exchanges IN the Minis ~. A Lon.
don correspondent ofthe Liverpool Mercury
says there is little doubt OF Nj. Ve.sy Fn9
gefald's intention OF reliring from OH e, az 4
that 1t is probable M. Herries Will succeed
him. 1t is also said Mr.. Huskissou is talked Of
as coming again into the Ministry. Mr.. Vesay
Fitzgerald reiires from Office in cousc Quenct
OF Ill health, aud The Morning Journal Of the
10th states, positively, tai Mr.. Herries has
already been named as has successor IN the
Board of Trade
The same paper add -" The Duke of
Wellington, ). Is said, IN order 70 %propliaie
certain I'arttes, has induced Mir. Peel and mr.
Goulbnr'a TO retire. Mr.. Dawson 1t is likewise
stated, will be removed. ltis the unexpected
rene val Of this gentleman, We are iniofn'ed,
winch has led 10 those severe and personal NJ
9acks upon the King which have appeared IN
The Times newspaper within the ldst It"
day s."
Ant OlhhuAIu says - i ne WING tOl'Nish-
ton at the Government 0ffces 70 day is the
rumonred resignation Of Mr.. Peel and MI
Goulburn, bosh of which are SAID 10 have been
accepted. Mr.. Huskisson arrived 10 london
al a very late hour last night and has we under
stand, been particularly engaged all The morn.
ing"
The following paragraph is from the Star OF
the l4tb =
We hnd that the King so far from belns N
me slate OF health described by the 9oult
Circulars, was bied several times last "ee",
and lost nearly tyiy ounce, Of biOod before the
Inflammation could te ,uhdued, when "etJoI'e
TO add-t was, completely. We are second 10
no man IN LOYALTY. nor in earnest WISHES l'
the health of our Sovereign but we never
VIII make ourselves parties TO misrepresen'"-
tion, calculated TO dupe-and therefore 10
~wrong-the public.
On the other hand. the Windsor Expires
says The severity of the weather prevents
ms Majesty from enjoying his usual a''ng
he continue 10 enjoy good health, aud regular
y zines with his suit al 7 O'Clock.
HE Brighton Gazette saws w understand
'hd' a serious &tterenCe exists between the IRE
n''er ana an dlnstr'uus Parsonage on the SUI
Ject OF me affairs tfPoitugal The desire OF
III 4'oo'e Duke TO recognise the regal auinoh-
y VI Miguel IS said TO he opposed III the nlen.
es' quarter IN consequence oil a feeling 'hat
the conduct of Don Miguel has been directly
insulting to The Sovereign of this country, III
as much as he has broken engagements wlheh
ne personally made when Hospitality e%ntertai"
ed at Windsor.
SIR Thomas Lawrence. President Of the hoy
al Academy, died suddenly at his residence III
russell square, on the night OF the 9th nit.ll
ms o9ih year. This sad event took place WIN
out any of those distant limitations winch 90
omen tell man io prepare Tor death. Sir lho"'
as Lawrence was IN such perfect health tlat h'
o,ned on Saturday with a distinguished paiiy al
h'' Feels, where he became suddenly. but nov
a'armingly ~iDdiSposed. lnlammarory s,mps
IONS appeared, however, he was bied, and I'M
"ne ration produced so good an effect, that Oh
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, he "as8
oe to go out AS usual. On the Wednesdaf nv
was at The AthenRem Club House, and !"
Messrs. Coults, the bankers and thr.subIec'o'
conversation now remembered was chat a AZ,
exqnIsitely written letter of conJoienor sani ~
MN to one ofthe partners, on the decca-e u ms
daughter.
On reaching home in the afternoon. hrs IN.
pid'h' ian Dhamma ton Of the DO eI-l relGlht.