Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-14

thi, deadly combat, placed the liberties o
threatened Europe under sh.,teT iOr mo.
mrri "
Here follow thr signatures of The persons
Who drew mp the Manifesto, tue Commute ol
the Dlf appointed 10 g,0n their opinions upon
4. the M,I.heI Of the Diet, and The secretary
II tue CHAMBER Of Nunc,os.
from ite .N,w York Commercial of March 3
VERY LA1E FROM ENGLAND
luis malning the packet ship britannia,
Capt. Marshall, was announced rs bel"w A.
| lie hunr the edit :. Of the Commercial Al.
VI lsr, received 10y this arrival, their lilies OF
London papers To The int Off, brnary, and
Li,trnoui n the I'd. both inclusive. together
viii Pr,ces Current, Shipping Lists, &c.
Ibe mnsI int resting portion OF ihelr ron.
ttuis is IA debate which occurred IL the French
Chamber Of Deputies on the eth aud 2s'h
January. on the question oil " Peaee or War
The London Times remarks concerning II, that
:" the aihcial declarations of the du.lre Of
France To maintain tho peace Of Europe, are
hlt to be conclusive by all moderate men
Will. Oh The contrary. Marshal ooulfs es-
pirs,Ipn OF readiness 10 dictate the terms OF
that peace, is hailed by the warlike patty as
giving them chance Of iushing forih al tue
point oil the sm0rJ, 10 plu1go iHto the Polish
ADD Beige coutro> cGsles.
A private letter from London says, b
accounts l..n Warsaw, We are informed Of TIN
arrival OF Generals Lalemand, RoenieT and
P.ll,lirr in lhal city, ahd that volunt' ers were
nocking 10 the army from all quarters sub
sCiipliuns ia favor OF the Fules ale mentioned
Ia several OF the London papers.
Ben. London Messenger OF III 3Oth Janu-
AIRY, snys line Empe.or al Russia we un-
dersand. In. prohibited the eApo'iaton OF
gram nom Russia, Poland, and Lthuania but
not as has been stitrd, from The Ru,slandomin.
ions in general The prohibition, however.
hunted us II y, Will much Affect the Coru i1ade,
a. II comprises thUsc countries III whl-h gam
Is principal, produced, 50 far us Russia ID Con-
cern,d. $50 his beiDg thu cast, the experts from
Dnutair, Leb.u aud Pla1, pore thai are usual.
/, supplied with gram from Poland aud Lllhu'
amin will he necessarily exceeding by IlmI.ed.
We M ed scarcely add, tuat this measure OF the
Enp rur oil Nussla will probably rausc rise 10
ont Corn market
Lois said that the orders for foreign Whea,
me- very large, much la, gur indeed tUaa can DC
eAecuIrd. lhe stock OF wheat nj Odessa Is
very limited, nol exceeding as we hle nioTuIed
OF 600 qnaiteIs. SERIOUS opprehensishs are
enlrrialued tina, gram will RAPIDLY advance
aud II Is encul ,tod that tdop aris vii be open
AGAIN IN TIE course Vi sn Mtehs or Two
mouths
IRELAND.
The Grand Jury have iound bill, against Mr.
0'Coun-ll aud o,hers-theu uials ".te ,xpc.-
ted 10 commence Immediately.
A corTesp0udenI OF The London Couricr SAYS
ihat 4" the Government are Determined Ia Crush
B'Conncll, aud upon the pTeecnt prosecution
hangs the peace oi tue country"
On the 2Sth January, the Bankers and Msr
chants OF DuOln, presented their loyal address
10 the Lord Lieutenant. About doc gentlemen
proceeded IN carriages from the Royal Hotel.
College Green, to the Castle. When the ad-
dress was handed 10 the Earl Of Anglesey, he
pl., cl his hand upon ms heart aud said,
" this is one ol the proudest days OF my life"
On tne sama day the Lord Lieutenant held his
first levee, hi Which there were 59l presenia-
tons. The asst mhlage is described a. the
mosI r,spe G able aud Influential that has been
haIl kr ~ Yeas IA the Court OF an irish
Nceroy'
TRUE BILLs FOUND AGAINST THE AGiTAToR'
GA tuesday the Attorney General had m
dictlnents sent 10 the Grand Jury against sew
rral OF the aglialors, aud among them Mr.. o.
Gunnrll. Three witnesses were examined ca
the subject OF the inloriUations upon which the
indictments are grounded. About ] O'CLOCK
the foreman Mr.. Alder man Montgomery, cam,
into the jury Los, and said the jury could no
| understand why in every count the Crtne wa,
! stated 10 have been committed IN the Parish o
| ST. Andrew, When They all knew that Hone
! iot-i was not IN that Parish. Judge Jehl
smiled, and sad il was perirctly immatrtiai -
j FROM one untli three o'UIuck the Jury wer,
| occupied reading TIE iajiclmeuts-altct n mo
patient aau attentive investigation, they iUuni
tue bills against Connect, steel, Dryer, Law
less. tluney, k'N noids, Redmond, Sheridan
aud Barneti. The Court allowed malt an honI
Ior Nv losiliiD. the attorney, 10 bIng hIs eli
cut, u Cutueh, INTO Court TO be arraisned
Mr.. Cullen aiter"ards appeared rs n,urnel
for all tue raNerseis, whom he undertook Il
produce m Cnuit on Nednrsda,. MIR iiolmr
appiied loo n copy VI Inc Inlutmdliou, WING
Mas granted.
In the CONT of Kings Bench on Friday wee
the Attorney General SAID, that in the case {
! tie King agaiosI D'Connell he had TO move fu
an attachment against MIR. r. Lavelle, pr,
. teior Of the fr. tHIGH 5 journal. On the lsI
c vi January, tao t,aversers we're are sted, al
{ o" the "a an ahic.r Appeared "a The EteaiQi
lOnfhGt winch was g. oss contempt OF the h,
: tlotIt OF tue Couit, aud vas letter signed l.
Ma. u'Connell j. m,ght be di.,aeJ iato tn,
&c hsads-Is Ii r"daC.d aud siiihed the NOR,
s VI the feisJhs' advising the prosecutions. 2dl
u II ATTEMPTED 10 uS.iawe the Court he had II
. hohoi 10 address. 3dly il sought ~ lr.jud,
u Ne public mind The lion. Gen leuIan co
}, ciadra .! ealing uron tuc Court fas 0 cout