Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-06

Ken eyes, niagara ana emaciafed count nam
ees. exhibiting mixture Of yellow and green
that seems 10 vie with The UNIV bolesorne alilneD.
on which they contriYe To draw out a misera-
| BILE existence" II is affirmed that msny per.
sons had not eaten three full meab a week for
a long time.
Relief Com nitiees had been formed, and
subscrip tons were actively going forward for
the allevisiion Of this severe distress.
The present King has resolved on an early
visit to Scotland and Ireland. lie will be &C.
companied by Queen Adelaide, who, IL Is said
will be the first Queen Of Grea, Britain that
ever visited the Scottish metre polls.
Letters from Spain had been received in
London. mentioning that an instruction has
broken onl IN several parts of the country,
in the mountains of Ronda. A band of 300
men had declared for Don Carlos.
LONDON, July 10.
| FUNERAL OF GEORGE TIE FOURTH.
Lying IN state The remains Of his late
Majesty King George the Fourth lay in state
! in the great drawing room Of Windsor Castle,
attended by one of the Lords of his Majesty's
Bedchamber, two Grooms Of bis Majesty's
Bedchamber. two Officers OF Arms, four Of bis
Majesty Gentlemen Ushers, six OF the Honor
able Band of Gentlemen Pensioners, aud eight
of the Yeomen OF the Guard from Wednesday
! To the time of inierment.
| The State Apartment was hung with black
cloth the Kings Guard Chamber, The Pres
ence Chamber leading TO the State Apart.
meni, aud the great staircase were also hung
with black cloth, aud lined by Gen,lem.n Pom
| sipners aud feomen OF The Guard.
The Royal body, covered with purple vel
vet pail ihef con eseuieheons at the Roy nj arms
| with the imperial crown of the United Kingdom
and the roy crown Of Hanover laid thereon,
was placed under II canopy of purple cloth, al
so having sscntcheons. aud the banners, sup-
ported 10y the Genilemen Pensioners, namely
| the royal STANDARD, the union banner, lhe ban.
ncr Of 81. George, the banner OF Scotland, the
| hammer OF Ireland. the banner OF hanover, aud
Tho banner OF Brunswick, were arraaged near
The royal body.
| At the head al the corpse was seated the
| Lord Of the Bedchumber, between two Groome
| al The BedchnmbeT, AZ supporters each
SIDE Of the body two Gen lemcn Ushers Of his
| late Majesty, and tho Officers OF Arms stood
| al thr feet
The public were admitted 10 The State A,
| parlment from 10 TO oclock on Wednesday.
| aud from 1910 8 on Thursday.
The Fnae,di-Ata qusrter past I, his Ma
| jray King William the Fourth eniefed the
Castle from frogmo,e. Ills Majesty was ns-
compaDicd by the Queen. His Majesty wns
| drawn b. ak most superb black horses. and the
coachman, to0tinAp, pOStillions aud runners
wore then state livefes. His Majesty, who
was dressed m a full suit ol black vas looking
| very we'll.
All the necessary arrangements beiag NJ
length completed. the procession began n
move precisely nj hall past eight. Duriog the
period that the procession was moving through
the Quadrangle. every window of tho Castle
that looked into tina, large square was flled
with persons anxious to catch glimpse of the
! procession, as II moved along. through tho
sta,e apartment, TO Saint Georges Chapel
| The burial service was for tho greater part
chaunted. and the anthem sung with splendid
effect. The Dean of Windsor was his otiica-
| ting clergyman. aided by the chorisfers OF thu
Chapel Royal. Nothing could be more sublime
or touching than was the whole ~ the service.
A, half pan ten o'clock the oefTi was low
cred by machinery into the passage leading 10
the Royal vault
| At five minutes TO wen, the whole OF what
foil 10 tho officiating clergyman aud Choir isisrs
was concluded. and his Majesty. who appeal
ed much affected during the whole ceremony,
retired through the door leading to The royal
closet.
Letters from Madrid 10 tho 18th ult. speak
ofa diplomatic note. addressed by the British
Cabinet to the Conr, OF Spain, demonstrating
the necessity Of acknowledging tho indepens
| dence Of tho South Amerc can Colonies.
BY the Flanders Mails, which arrived this
morning, we have received Brussels Papers 10
| the 18Th inst.-They contain letter from
Trieste, III which IL is stated, we hope truly, Ola
| the authority Of n letter from Consa niinople
| that The Sultan ia about to issue frInans grant
| ing great privileges TO The Creek inhabitants OF
the Islands OF Gambia and Samos. 1he state.
meni is highly probable. The Sultan, who al.
ways professed desire 10 abolish the disiinC-
ton between his Greek and Turkish subjects,
hsa III, a{on fnrc IN ,nta
and we do trust tina, he will do 50 TO extent
which viii, n, the same time, secure the main
tenance Of his own authority and the welfare
| of his people.
The following extract Of letter OF the goth
ult from Belgrade, IS given by the Augsburg
Gazette -" Withins lew days several cou-
iiers from Conslanlinope have passed through
this town their way to Vienna. II rs Tepor.
ted that the ,nsuueeiion in Albania extends
daily and that the Grand Vlzler cannot come
| TO any teI nus with the rebels by coneiliatory
means Their commander is u man of great
courage, and ia supplied with money, so that
he Can pay his troops regularly. lie is said TO
have engaged in his service several officers Of
| the Greek navy, who vii nssisi him IN the at
taiument of his views. Erlnans have lately
been issued At ConsiantInople sor Gambia snt
Samos, sDy which the Sultan grants 10 the
Greek inhabitants of those islands great fagors
and privileges, including personal safety aod
a free trade in the whole Turkish empire.
This has probably been done upon the sugges-
tan Of the European Ambassadors at Coasan-
linope, that hose islands, which are excluded
rrom the territory OF Greece. may not give
cause any further complaints on the part OF
the friends of the Greeks.
From The Msssager des Chambres Of July, l3'
AFRICAN EXPEDITION.
Details concerning The taking Of Aigies,-it
il now certain that the treasures Of the Regen-
cy will defray the expenses OF the wsr. Seve.