Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-07

IL would moi call t. Qisffsfiy Rsslsw an OF.
6fiai uutilirat,an bat u had always been con
sidaredsa deni- .lEieial on- q least That pob.
leation had .naoars sed The bbnfeaas "a Nor
wort OF ,nischiff. IL had teld the King, = he
SHt,oo Is scihiag aud son arc avery 'aing'
cnt up IN IRIS thai disiurbs on bF the f'rg
roots ), rrnnrss NJ have d,p- every Ting
foiow esample. he you hf1i also ihe
r. ords taose ssatinepts remained Il could
roi he asn,sd. IL = should see again that
Prince > no VS. non So = sers dlasfeni situA-
non 10 ihat in which be had Ermerly known
HIN, he = ould advise him Ia have that Essay
If The Qaar,eriy Resiew printed IN gpi and
bonnd in pnfe viii e--shs Bourbon eolUf--9itb
tins description apoa IL
The Bourbuns' fall
".Hy Basil Hail"
I Covrs. Arg. 1s.-- Arsiyed here this mo n
ing Tie Amef,ean SHIPS Great Briian snd
7 ClHries Carroll. rom ChetbOnrg. having on
4 Board to sH-klne of France, Dixie snd Dnen
! ess Il An enaiefna, Duchess de Bern With her
two children (ihe DUKE lie Bordeaux aud his
sisiar } with their respective sailes, alaong ghon
W. tired Mar.ha AisImoni Duke Of Ragu-
- Gen. Count Doeheus, Dake lie PoIignae.
Gc--WiFh the exception 81 the sEskns and
tn Dsupbin, The rest of lhr Royal pa'ty land
ed. aud nave aiken up tbsn resIdenre At the
Fonn,ain flo e. the Two former remain on
hoard the Great Bri an unal the Instructions
o. rnvern m sgi shall ne received, or the result
nf their mission tai London be aseerisi0ei. Up
on The Arrival Of The SHIPS. the iilf-smgeyor,
Mr.. Richard Stephens, IWinedlaielY weni A.
lenestde. api after hsiDg presenied Ia hl9 OIL
eial capacity 10 the cSskmg aud fapilY,
returned, and aiterwards accompanied the
c impiroller oil the ron, Nj. H. Est~ick, on
board.
The Marquis of Anglesey. Esd II Ushridge,
Lafd Clafsncs Psgst Lord and Lady Grantn-
am Il I'D other per .ous II distraction. paid tbeIf
respects 20 The oyei patty, Who irpH the c'n-
sidersie reception they have ,eoeeed, aud ihe
delghtfa scenery ha,h alnHi aud ashor,
around them. seem de.ifous OF making his
stand iheir asylum. shoult no uato@aid
nt POLITICAL obstacles b thtoau ~ the way.
The American ships are attended by French
fileae aud cutter, both displaying Tie rl-eolor-
ell Ilne.
Since writing the above, Marshal Marmoni
has set of TOR Londnu. taking bis carriage and
duarsiics wiih him.
Haif pna /. p. Nj an just returned ffom
the American ships, therefore IN must excuse
this Income actount. The Port Admiral, from
Portsmouth, = Just come down IN one of nj
Mairsts's So atnrrs, nd gene on board 10 see
the cx-k ing hut what bis Object !. cannot u
present ascertain. elIi give You further par
tens,s 70 nprfoY H. unst hase SOME for
some special purpose ~ be sHw th~ et.ktns
last evening wheu the ship anchored al spit
heai.
Lospo9 A0susr l9.---It il said that The ei-
KING 81 ia zee sad is faaily do nDl intrn3
permanent, 10 fix their ehndr ia this ro1atrt.
This - maHef which must be left enlpcly 10
hon nun ba t,a4HF,.n.Yt
las nat tar rahi (pad II II hal II y sull b. ~.
d. cent for Il IN exercise such a r,eb TO pervrni
hrm st1trne betr u trey please. II would be
= hai prerrirni, tn, ~ iHiCcrf vcxati1ns
~ prrvsnI"trlns, on aec,nnE al political vents.
ftu.1 Gn1lng =, lIEe here. = r 10 inquire, GI
this purpose, whether they ove thrtr hsnsh
ment to theu mialotthnp NJ heir cfsalts. I've.
Is priuciplr which the funds nl Consutn
iinnal Government hayr insisted on. whrn thu
only pSiles who tesotied htre trpm Franc
were meu guilty Of opposing me WY laniy -
lagrr Of whom the sainrpGncii he Should nov
he maintained
Ne hive 10 doubt. however, 'het The .z-Kiug
will find AasrIa Il muah more aErfranla
r. sdenoe. rs he vii fnd there more sympp-
thv both in his religious nni political OPP =
inns.
LnNpoa, Aransr - --teeor ling 10 all mr.
] , y
embarked a CHrrbo1fg without receiving any
shght OF conthneiy hp,u rhe population. Tbs
fofhemencr an1 consider atinu !. highly credit
able 10 Etccch nrbanltY, aud IS, Ia fact, 10 fue
k-.IIng Wuh the whulr tenor ct tlas eNlraorli.
mary rrsolutim. The cx-ki pe ~ how ed out o
the land Nth sori OF ctvd Coz tempt. IS an
tndiv idual UNI II reign. hul too insignificant
and powfrlt,s 10 Violate theor,. either 10 pna-
ish o. detein hin, ] lis reception here seems
ia BE- OF =. city neary the same Character, SO
FAR as The people are concerned rne uc,s
ffum Portsmouth desc The the numerous yachts
plf asHr' 3nd steamboats, as sun nuudtng tn
ships wit OF exhibiting citser respect or rndr-
nesv, aud ~ al the 9th tl visits AID 10 hun on
board, he i sad va he t. It'd simply as u prI-
I vate individual. The lat#st accounts from
& Cow describe him n, exceedingly suxiona to
/ leari TIE resut of he m'ss,on OF the Duke oil
j { boi enl The exact rulp#rt 81 - has not vel
t,aosrirrd bnt amang tht T. opionh' X o~ ~
cry thne, II is asserted thar Charles only wishes
/ To he INFORMED if IL he the intention OF Great
Is tain 10 acknowledge the cone fitutianst GOV.
erpment in which ease he will not accept OF
an asvlam 10 this country If il ne olrrrd him.
h" cal s'ale OF The case will no duubI soon
be made known, and one thing is quiet certain
-lhn tHr wishes aud feelings OF tn, weak and
headslfenc OLD man can nnwny effsci thu orrat
political coosnirr tians by "hic4 GREAT Britain,
IN common Will the other Leading powers oi
Europe, musi be governed as respects the grral
country over which, by his own luliy and OH
silnRry, he has ceased tor gu.
since writing the above We have learnt thar
in Consequence OF dispatches sent or last niehl
hS The Admiralty Ia Portsmouth,. The 1-Kiao
Of Franre and ms SIZE had an,iea al toues Tn,
morning
he Mtrou}s de Ghoisru had a long i,..r
view with the Duke OF Wellington this mnrnine
on the present .ta,e Of affairs OF France, aud an
express VAS Immediately srui OF 10 Caves
The Austrian snd lu,sian Ambass ,,lars all
lad in'rtvlews with his Gpscr. Sav,ra
OF TIE CAhnei Ministers ARE arrived m town.
u r telegraph has been al work The whole d
the morning.
/ Grand Entertainment 10 Lafagtfe-rhe cit,
al Pans ha. ohctcd 10 dav Avg ION, a mimi