Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-22

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;ns,l, ob.erves, their great s'criiees gave 'hsm
right 10 ms - anon- =, a.,
VINE, the undersigned contemplated 'he
hjgh distinciion of he, onihg sovereign o.
Greece, IL was with the hols ut being sehno~
l,deed freely and unanimously by 'he "'ee',
,,s,;nn and welcomed hy nem Hs the hmho
,b,.ngh whose means taeE long anu h"f"'c
.lrnseles we're TO be repa,t by me see"f"y "
mir tcrrito, les, aud the esabiishnieni OF 'he"
i,lepenaence ou a permanent ana hon9niao'e
basis ,,,..
.;s,ed sees these hopes innihliated' and Is
.s,.ed n declare that the arrangements II the
Allied Powers, aud thu opposition 81 ihe
Gse,ks. deprive him Of epnwer Of eiee'ins
I'm. sacred and clnrrous o. ret; and you'd l'n-
,,os. on hun an ofrr of avery dhrIeni eva.
raet.r--that OF a Delegate OF The i"o hl'eu
Court. apo int.d hy them to hold Greeee IN
snbiection nv the force OF their arms. olch
a measure would be ~ teptgnant 20 us fff'
iags aud ~ injurious 20 hi, character, ns II ID
IN ,in ect apnpsuipa 10 the efJecis ~ Tue re"
~ Of the oh Of Jaig ~ which the Three row
ers are associated TOR the purpose OF ooisihI"g
the qualification Of the La.
The Undersigned, ihefelore. formally resigns
,ni, the hands of the Plefipoteniiaries, trust
shieh eircuIusianers 40 bngsr permit Inn to
execute with honour 10 hlrrseif benefit to
Gseecc. or adyan,age TO tee general "ifie'' Of
Europe.
lie bses he Fienipotenliarios to accept. &c
LEOPOLD PRINCE DE SAKE.
SIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
sol.
sra,,n. .r,is.d Al New York on lbu4 sdny
fa,e, I,xrfn,oI the .di,ors OF he Commercial
Ady.rt,,.t have received LonJon papers 10
the sth June, aud Liverpeol ~ tue On, incIu'
gsr.
Ibe King. 49, VIII be seen by what follows,
vas stdf alive so late as 2 o'chck on The MOI :
nIns 81 the S h, but all hope u his recovery
.as abssdontd aud his ein was daily aud Al.
most hourly expected,
FkeK Our c .RRr.P1spENT
LIykRpooL. Jpnt 9rp. 1880.
The following IL an extract from letter 10
reiyed hi, murnlne, lrom NJ Williams pr
vale correspondent, at Wmd.qr:-
Biad,oy, . clock. f. ". June sh.
His Majesty is sin alive, hut bis distressing
situation warrants the expectation that each
succeeding hour will close his earthly reign.
From The TINS ofJnns 3.
We have received accounts iIpm NhuN"'f
uhich rfi that tnwn so late a. O'clock this
morn ng.-Ihe King VAS hardly expected 10
survive ,he night though The natural V'g"nr o'
IL Msjsstys constitution has more 'hah ono
carried am through a cris, aln,os equally
seye,e The Duke Of Wellington, who had
been seai Tor express. arrived b, and did not
leave III II
From the Morning Posi- Of Juue g.
ar. pftaxpb IA statp TIA liz intelligence
rssprcung His Majesty is oil he most mourntul
iupor We deem Il M xpsdeni 10 'naici upon
the fee imgs Of onr reader tfe painful details
of our n,Ivaie advicrs-ihe official Announce
n.nt 9TH royal sufferer tRtter what he had
already endur - having passed The lasi nigh
un1.r consldrr able cnbarra''mrnl, bei.g Of
;,,4,f mofe man sufficient. for the lameniahf
oce son,
WfypsnR (Asriy June 7, 1890
nTbe King continues nearly the same Hi
Mairsty pa sed last night, with considerable
embarrassment.
Sir Iianry Halford add Sir Matthew Tlernes
we're both in attendance on his alajes'y tnfln &
tas dsy, the State II The kmg beng such rs 10
render their presence ne sesaty.
I, was stated from Windsor, that to the
,mpoy with which MS Majesty has bren lately
much AFT cied, has Succeeded nm access o
main. winch has e1,ortod grosns from the IL
ins,r,ous sufferer. Dming mr. night Of he
9Th, his Majesty, noiwtths aGdng his nen,a
courage. was unable 10 repres, those common
evidences Of suHering and Notwithstanding lht
op,ates feel, administered 10 Inn, he va, al
fines BORDERING on dissolution Very Gnlt
mrdIrinc 10 now albums e,ed to the KIN, /,
she OH, 1hynirai prepar uou INV tai,rn !,
uofman's ethrr This however, does bu
partially aud pporarly relieve the Royal
patient.
TFDtn he corp 10 Of these auconnCs
.herr CO b, Dn. III L. dpubt hat the scepire o
Bri AIN - swsyed at tins moment by anoih' l
srm Whether change oi Miui ~ and n
dissolution Of Parliament hase followed, !,
matter of less certaIniy.--lt Mas tor season
supposed that conITqu' nee otih difference
brJv IN ihp Dnke OF Clarence ana the 7 emicT
pb,ch arclsloned he removal OF he former
rom thu head ai the Admir- ,liy, the di,ml sion
OF the lsuer would BE- The FIST act Of tn ne"
reign. Hui It has lat y heen mtimatth ihsi
yary recent interviews have taken pace b..
tween the kiag and hts brother, at viii, b .aiI
f,cDo exp analions and ara grmrnts ~ert
made. And as the Duke Of Neug'un is a
great personal fayori,e OF the kms, the mier
enoe is deduced that the last "a tI1n OF III
royal influence was 10 continue has fayorlt- III
powell
.?gd.n cfits Greets.--1hc cause Of the re,
duct us ~ he Greek bouudaIies. formed tn
subject # n1uu inquiry 10 Tho House 4"
Lo' d., Gnr,rg the sitting of the 7h. LoIo
Carlisle first sdverted 10 the sahjrct. express
ing a wish to have copies OF any cofftspon
demo, Addressed by tn Porte To the Plenrpo
ten itrirs Lord Aberdeen was however uuab
70 say whether the desire expressed by the
PORTE was recorded IN any document.
The motion II The Earl Of Carlisle for copie
ofs"y communication addressed by lhe Poru
10 the PlenIpotenliaIIes, expressing a de,re To-
thu reduction of the boundaries OF The Greet
Stale, US fixed IN March 1929, WAS agreet
20.
The Morning Herald of the 9Th STATES, tha
Sir James Msckintosh's amendment to he To-,
gerry bt, which does away the punishment o
deaib, VAS Carried by u majotny OF l3 IN tht
House of Commons Tins decision was a
gslnst he m nStry, when had opposed ia,
measure. But after the decision was declared
Sir Roheii Peel SAID lac must bom 10 the deei
SION OF the house, aud ne now rose 10 an
that IA, "a ..,lsi