Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-22

n sincere conviction, come 10 deposit IN yonr
Mairsiy's bosom the affection OF q whole peo-
pie, Jealous of the esteem aud confidence OF
their King. The Royal prerogatiyes OF your
Majesty offer you the means oil establishing be-
tween the different powers ofthe State, that
Constitutional harmony which is the first and
essential condition of the grandeur VI The throne
aud the property of France
The Constitutional ofthe 18th March says,
" II is not necessary 10 comment on the results
OF the remarkable sitting held yesterday by The
Chamber OF Deputies, as they speak loud e.
nough of their importance To be appreciated
By every one. A grand question is decided :
Ministers have moi, cannot have the majority.
So critical a situsiion cannoi endure long. but
must so3n come 10 an end. France has reeeiv-
ed warning She will await respectfully the
determination of the crown, aud hold herself
ready for any event that may occur Whatever
may happen, the triumph OF legal order is
hencefoTih secured we have for lis guarantees
the oaths aud good faith of the Monarch, the
majority Of the representatives of the nation,
and the whole nation i,Seif, who only seek for
repose aud peace beneath the shadow Of The
Constitutional throne
The Courier says -" Authentic Negligence
ha. been received IN London. That Coun, Capo
dlsirias Is busy in seeking TO counterfeit the
project of the three Allied Courts, respect ing
Greece
Greece. The following are the principal
articles of the Protocol OF London, of 4th Jan.
uary -
The Russian Ambassador having declared
thai the ION article of the treaty of A6riano.
pie did not hinder the powers taking with re.
gard To Greece the measures that they Judge
convenient declaration from the Pore, sta
ine that she adhered TO the resolutions oil
the conference OF London, was communities
ted
the following points were ia consequence
agreed on -
J. That an armisiice shall be published.
2. That Greece shall be independent.
3. That the limits, according to the wish oil
the Porte shall be from the mouth Of the As
propotamus TO the Gull of Zeionn, Negropont.
the Islands of the Devil, aud the c clades being
included.
3. The Government of Greece shall he Men
archical and hereditary
3. A reciprocal amnesty shall be proclaim
ed by the Ottoman and Grecian Government.
.. Each Of the three Courts shall hava
the faculty of guaranteeing this arrangement.
Z. The effects of ne guarantee shall be de.
cided hereafter.
8. The settlement ofihe frontiers will be
efs.
The Gazette de France, under head of Wen.
ma. March 18th says =" Courier arrived here
TO day on its way to Constanilnople, bringing
intelligence TINT the Plenipotent aries of the
THREE parties 10 the treaty.of London, had, in
the conferences held on February 4ih and Goth
dehnIiiveiy fixed the destiny of Greece. and
named Prince Leopold, Of SAKE Cobourg, Sow
ereen and Hereditary Prince of Greece"
The London Courier OF tn lyih March states
that the motion OF the DIke o, Richmond for
- IA select committee 10 take into consideration
the internal state of the country as FAR as rea es
TO the coalition Of the working classes, and the
effect of taxation upon productive industry
was last night neeatiyed. The debate was long
and animated, aud speakers numerous. The
vote was l4l against ii.
600.
stu Later BY the Char!emngup, Cant
Robinson from Iiavre we have Paris papers.
(for which we are indebted 10 the Kindness of
Capt kohlnson.) to the 70 h March, inclusive.
They give us the decisive intelligence Of the
propagation. not dissolution, of the Chamber
till the Isl of September ueM
On The l5ih, at noon, the King, seated on
the throne, surrounded by his dgnitarips, re-
Ceiyed the grand deputaiion from the Cham
bpr, with the address. The material part oI
il is already given IN our extracts from the
English papers The reply Of the King was al
follows;
" Gentlemen have heard the Address
which You have Just read TO me on he mart al
the Chamber OF Deputies. had recknDrd up
on Inconvenience of the two Chambers t. efTeci
he good ind contemplated, with a view tr
consolidate the happiness Of my people II i,
with pain hear the Deputies declare thai OF
their part this concurrence does not exist
announced to you, in my Speech, nv
resolutions they are Imuu able. The inter
! ests OF my people forbid me To deviaie from
them.
My Ministers will make known to you m,
will"
After the deputaion had with drawn, the Mn
islers remained in conference with his Msjesl,
about twenty minutes.
| And on the ensuing dav as will be seen bI
! the following article from Gaignani, OF lgth
the chamber was proroguea
| PWiS, l9lh March P0sfscripL The Cham
Der of Deputies assembled this day the Press
| lent took the Chair at one o'clock. The 10 IN
utes OF the last sitting were read and adopted
One of he Ministers the Interior being intrc
duced, his presence excited considerable atren
ton and agitation. His Excellrnry delivere
TO the President Royal Ordinance, under
| Stdltu CoNtT, NUlCn me latter opened and read
The Ordinance announced his Majes,ys plea
sure that the chambers should be prorog ued Il
the fs OF September next.
The Ordinance was likewise communicate
10 the Chamber of Peers nj the LUXEMBOURG
and both Houses imme diately broken up.
Friday, tiOO o'clock, p. .M--The following re
| Elections upon the Address of the Chamber q
Deputies, aud the Kings Answer, are e1trac
! ted from the French papers of this morning
The Kings Answer 10 the Address from tn
| Chamber ofDepuiies, confirms W nat was rcpor
ted Yesterday on the continuance of the pres
ent Ministry, and their endeavours TO maintain
themselves in power. The Chamber of Depn
lies have, in terms of the greatest respect. ex
pressed what they considered to be the rea
state OF affairs but at the same time they hav
been compelled 10 warn the crown, that III
necessary harmony no longer existed between
the powers Of the State. The language of In
| Chamber was an appeal 10 the ling to use hi
prerogaIIve in establishing that harmony. ="
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