Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-17
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tie editor OF the Morning Chror,,la aa5
: The ministry would commit fsio a, :. saa
they TO disappoint The Country" in iii We
the voice OF the people rs TO reform g 10
form alone can save the state this IN. IL
aud The Ministry know" Should !, .ott
granted, SAYS the Chronicle, we pre,e,t y l.
say what The consequences may be. q
The work Of burning aud breakin,
cry IS still carried on 10 England, tbo,a,h
10 so great an extent as at the dat. ofsh a9i
intelligence. A great number OF pe,. aas''ols
been aiken ar, and maoy OF our pa,,.. nae
filed with accounts of their trials hefors Ie
csl commission, opened at Winchesfa, We
purpose. The number Of rioters and ~ Wai
aries appfehendrd in that ighborhood "9r
Is stated to exceed three hundred, and a'oas
pearance of the greater part OF them ia Al
denote pc sous OF a condition that wosIl 10
likely to DC driven TO excess by the pfes.ur,
dislress.
Parliament adjourned on the 23d of psc.a
Der, unlii thu 81 of February. On The I
night oil tn" sitting, Sir James Gfa.s,n M.
an i'm tortdui commute on 10 the tn
COmmons, Oh The subject Of Parliameu,,r, Re
form. lie stated tina, the Ministry. alooae
fully aware of the difficulties OF their u,d.asf
kiug, ia the present construction Of the H.
OF Ummous are resolved 10 biing T0rnayd Y
great measure OF Parliamentary Reform ,.;,
o 4 frst having recourse To a d,s,oLt,o,
that, II they should fail, they will thea ,b,,,L
their duty 10 advise the sovereign to d,..ni
the pa, liamenI. ami appeal TO the coantfv
The burnlngs of barus, aud stacks of o,,.
were very frequent in Linco n.hIre. and o.
| heavy losses have been the consequpucps =
torch has also been applied IN The ne,gLb,'
hood OF Liverpool. One Of tie villains basho..
ested in Sntiolk, who coniesses that - I
! travelled 1900 mil, in six weeks. dist, ih.,,,.
incendiary publications.. The torch ha, al1
| been appird Ia South Wales, and son- .,,s.,
sive fires have been kindled lhc eastern mn,
OF the country Is likewise IN very peru'bsd
state. We might greatly extend theseaccsupt,
but we have no room.
Ia many pats Of Scotland, England and
Ireland, NEE io.s have been held, /, b. ltlon IA,
Parliamentary Ref irm. Some q The most IN
aueutia inhabitants oil the various couot,ss =,
winch they were held attended these NEE.
tugs.
Inc prospects of Trade were brig teu.n.
from the assurances given by ministers olihs +,
intention to endeavour To remedy. y ".
inenns IN their power, the existing dIlb.t
tics.
A prnciamatIon appears in the London Ga
ze'ie, dn ectng tDat orders shall Immpdiately
be given 10 ballot and enrol men for filing Nm
vacancies in the militia o. Grea Britain
IRELAND
The various account rom this connirv 70
eeiveu ny the present arrival, Iejres, NJ diff.
ent portions ot ii as beng IN IA state ofpreat
agitation; but itserms probable that tp mode.
rat on aud frmuess OF the Marqui, II Angles
viii prevent any formidable excess from bcus
committed.
A Dublin paper of the LIST January, contains
long letter from Kilkenny. giving accounts
OF large assemblages OF the peasantI, unler
The pretence OF hurlns matches who cut down
timber FOR the purPoSe OF making hurets aud
st'ove 10 inimldHte the clergy aud propilstors
! Of taos, demanding ~ reduction of a third
Such measures were taken as We're tifectua Tor
the protection of Kilkenny.
The Dublin Evening Packet speaks with
great confidence oiihr iptluence possessed by the
! ViceroY OF er the populace. II Is said Thai ma
ny Of the Olange party unite with the Caihu-
! lies IN seeking repeal of the Uniou bur lnai
such suot the desire of the people at large.
/ Nj O'ConnelI is charged with desiring not ony
such repeat, but such separation ss thai Of
! Beleium from Holland. On the 18TH of De-
/ cember, he made d pull tic entry into Dublin,
! The different lrdd,s having collected to receive
! him, W III various banners and moltos. Five
thousand persons, Il was supposed, were col
! lected.
The houses, in The streets through which the
procession IiaAsrd. were PARTIALLY Illuminated.
MIR. y 4 addressed The peoplr from lhe baIcn=
ny OF his house, and stated among other tllngs
that he had been offered an Office by the new
Ministry, (Which tIe London Courier most
stouily and ,ome~ha' indignantly denlts) lie
usde public entry INTO Droghrada, Oweny-
tbIee miles from Dublin) on the 70 h. accom-.
panied by nearly one hundled thousand per
sons, wio exhibsted orange and green banners,
similar TO those borne by Tie tradpsmrn on his
arrival Ia Dub in Here public dinner was
gwen 10 hin, at Which he made speech, pjod-
ISing speedy repeal OF the Union.
The POLISH REVOLUTION
! AJyices rom Warsaw, through the German
papers, are TO the oh of December, and from
tue floatieI, OF Poland. TO the l2tlI--5oth nelu-
sive. Frhe uunGer OF Killed during the com
! motions at Warsaw IS stated to be 5000, but i
could not he asCertained with accuracy.
! The .hesSrSer des Chamber states, thai a
the asst accounts from Warsaw. ct,nllrm the
previ1u. intellig ence o. u division OF The Lithp.
snian army, about Ium % 900 10 10000
snoog. have declared in favor of Polish mje
ptndenee, AID that the Lithuanian regiment Il
tae Imperial Guard, which accompanied the
Grand ID Ike Cons .anIIne~ IN his rriIeat, bad
returned to Warsaw. a Proclamation had
be n published AT Warsaw enjoinmg the inhae.
rants 10 return to their work, aud ordering the
! churches aud public establishments 10 be fe.o-
! pened. On Inc oh inst General CAioplch
! had been invested with the command Of all
the troops and National Guards Of The capital,
! and wears HE iitle of Dictator but he issued
| a pIoclama'ion in v hich he stated, thai he had
only accepted 1t IN consequence OF the nppot'
| lance OF existing cir cuns tances, and IN iMNs
ton OF the example OF lie Romans, who, ia
times of danger, co lided The sovereign and
abs lutte power To the hands OF a Dictator
! The ProcIafpat on also inllnates the GtneIaPs
intention 10 resign the command when The Two
| Chambers assemble.
The Dictator had ordered divine service 10
! be performed to return thanks TO Hea,en.tue
the restoration Of order aud trlnquity. TIE
! Dt tator bias also issued orders forbidding, an
der PM" OF death any person TO pass 'hs Fl on
tiers OF the neighbo'ing aies with arms. Ire
! snN eIlIA OF the GhnnruI SeIYes To maiutAin OF