Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07
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LA1E FROM ENGLAND,

! The British barque Mary Catherine. arrived
at Charleston sn the 10Th ali, from Liverpool
hence abe sailed on ,b4 lith February The
| Charleston editors have received london papers
10 the enIng Of the I2th, aud Liverpool papers
| Of the morning OF The 18th.
| Matters appear 10 he quite unsettled on the
conrinrn'. The Duk- de Nrmours, second
sou oil Phillip. King Of the French, had been
elected King Of Belgium. bnt the French Gov
/ ernment have rejected the OFF,, thus throwing
back on the belgian Congress the question
which they supposed was settled The place
WAS not I'll ed ut our latest date.
The BRUSH Parliament assembled on the Sd
OF February.
The London Courier Of the 18th February
publishes IN IA second edition an import ant
communication from lis Brussels Correspou-
dent, dated Wedntsda night, which states lhat
protocol from the Congress OF London dated
the 7tn nl'. had been communicated o the Pro-
sis,onal Goyrrnmrnt thai evening aud that i,
not only declared that toe Frtuch Govern
ment Is re olsei To REJECT TIC offer OF the croan
Of Belgium Tor The Duke OF Nemoms, but that
il adhere. 10 the protocol of the 2Oth JANUARY
and consequently diSaCoIoS the letter OF Count
oebasIianL IL tDither states, thar, in III" event
Of the Duke vi LruchienDerg being again pro-
| posed AID elected, he VIII not be recognised by
any oil The five powers. Inc same .orespun.
| dent in a letter dated Thursday evening, states
| that VI BkEs,oN, the French Minister, had
| declined 10 s'gn the note seat TO the Provision
| nj Gosernment with the above Protocol, and
| that the diplomatic com.lssIu ION had refused 10
! lay the document before Congress, having re-
turnedi 10 LoId PuNsoBY,
NJ Stanlry, ~ho Was defeated by Mr.
Hunt, at Preston, has been returned 10 Par
| liamentior WINDSOR, in tue room of sir H.
Vivian.
| IL IS stated in London paper Of the 10Th
| Feb. that policies have been taken nj Lloyd's
IN which, 10 is given, to receive go, if "A dec
itralion Vi war shall be nude By the 9th o.
April.
POLAND. Accounts 10 the 9th Jan. from
Warsaw IN the Hamburg papers, settled The
question: ol Pohsh Resistance, and leave no hone
oi accommodation MI after the decision OF
victory. The Diet, on the 25th, declared ,ha
shs hrone was vacant, OF. IN otuer words de-
rrised the Emperor Nicholas Of Inc crown of
Poland. lhIs important step was not tahon but
on 'he most mature deliberaiIon, aud alter the
most JEALOUS efforts to reconcile IN. riphis OF
the dynasty with those of the zion The
| PROVISIONAL Government, desi, Gus VI ayoid,op
a rupture with thei' k'ng, though resolved 10
secure the independence. Of their cuunily. sent
ENJOYS 10 petersburg 10 explain the con-
duc' Oh those "ho had expelled the Kings
brother, and TO settle the basis on which thr,r
! iuiuIo obedience was To rest. The Emnsror
! refused TO see these ENJOYS, unless they dr.
claimed their mission from "a I" rebel" authori-
~, and acknowledged their continued submis-
sion TO the Car. Nothing was accordingly
done to ieconuls the Polish people to their
! former sovereign. The following letter con.
tain 'ome Interesting particulars
| dfS'U Jan. 2o.-in the yesterdays sitting
OF HE DE the throne oil Poland was unani-
mously decar d vacant. According TO the la
test accounts from the frontiers, hoslilitiss had
not commenced. The Polish troops are sta
toned en- escheii0n from Praga 10 Bresca and
hanen' Here every thing Is quiet Tor the pre-
seat. In Consequence ofihat part Of the proc.
lalnd'ion OF Count Debitscb, in which he DIT
! ciAfes a while scarf the SYMBOL Of submission,
the white cocka'le has been laid aside and th.
tri-coIored cockade assumed IN its stead.
Letters appear in the Brussels papers from
| Warsaw, which accuse Chlopicki, the late
| Dictator, of reachery 10 the Cause of hi.
country. lie is SAID 10 have been placed
amber surveillance by the Provisi oual Govern
meut.
BourSe, Paris, FEB. Sour funds continps
hish and although they have not been able 10
MAINTAIN the price 10 which they had risen in
consequence OF some extensive purchases. the,
i 'r'ha" rs h'm rs they were on SATURDAY. Al
'n0us" We continue to believe that The bsle ian
turon" VIII not be accepted Tor the Dufs ar
Nemours, many doubts are expressed rela,;v.
10 th1 inteniious Of government. and il !. =, ,hs
n"e'r OF the affairs that this sigh. depres.
son near tue close Of The exchange NAV be- Al.
ttibuted VIC az
From The Messenger des ChamLre,1
FANS: Fen From lie joy wpicn il
pressed WIN 40 much irankness by ali m, ,,,,
nails OF Belgium al tie election OF the D,,1.,
Ne'mours' " Is easy to see that there .ex,sts n
profound sentiment of paternity for France
""'S0 the efforts Of intrigue cannO, .raIicMe