Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

From the Courier FfaaCais JBHs 6
II appears that since the Government hos hccn
cefain at the Duchess OF Kerry being ~ lac Wcst
the potter has compared the different reports OF It's
agents made new searches aud discovered The
uacrs of her who in her proclam1uoBs styles Ter
self Regent ofFrance II Is now positively ashcr-
ted that by means of a small vessel whlchmet her
ut SCI. she landed mar Mlr5e'cs With tie Count
De Boarm1nt, & thence wentfo Montpelier After
wards she crossed Langnrdne, where she was jonod
hy Gen. Couet and Al,ae Lal3ehe -iaeqaen
These four petsouascs travelled ma ce,eehe. and
changed their PASSPORTS aud names a' they pU
cecded every thirty lcasnes On thr 9Th OF 9Th
May they arrived Al Bordcauy, where they stopped
one dav they then followed the lue Of the mar
time departments, and cntere5 luat the Lore In
ereure, from whence they joined lhrr parlIz,ns On
the ] ith or 18th ia lie BorNge After having con
suited them and asccrtamei tho state OF the eoun-
try, il seems that Gen. tlouct, Nj de Bouuout,
aud Others, considered II impossible 10 act at pre-
srut with any cfaucc Of success, and they gtged
the Duchess to rcnounce her prcect and proceed to
wards the seu-shore and embark on hGlt4i a vsssel
that was kept IN readiness AT short stance, but
it's added, The Duchess replied, that since the die
was cast, It was no longer time % retrosrade that
she would not quit La Vendcc, and that she was
prepared To meet deHh, If II must be SO II was,
doahdess IN consequence Of tins resolution. that
she wrote on the 18th ult to Of the chiefs 10
reproach them for their want Of enctgY and devo-
teIness But the arrests that have been made, aud
the seizure Of documents, have greatly inlmidate5
the parsaos Of the Duchess, and the Duchess her
self who has taken refuge in the Marais, as being
less remote from the sea, and consequently, aiIor
ding her better means 10 escape. The papers SCI
zcd at the chateau of NJ. Laubepn compromise ma
ny high personages ofthe faubourg St GERMAN
There is one among them which proves that most
Of the ex Peers, invited to proceed TO La Ven
dee, 10 form the nucleus OF constitutional govern
men! under the Regent
We are indebted to a friend for tae following *
tact of a letter from PARIS Isa..u4es 10 the ate
disturbances in ina, capital
" We have Us, beeH 1,h,.ag here Tie whole
came from feB tsa5ssI geapefados and few
heated yolH1 F8sa g,g 81. 70 90 men AZ bay Tor
forty-cigt; tau,t. rs g5ssfHmlnt IN nv opin.
1oa, vii ,gls. ~ asggss Sy8n aBgl, IS own head
The rep1b 60 parry l-s5 sO.h.ng y % with the
affair 81 all taaags ~ -te n.iI.lG try to make i,
appear 50, ~ usy ~ sis republic now more than
any lhug g.ss. Gree; sFsn;S arc nsaf'
Poland.-A society," entitled the IS Literary po.
lsh Association" has been established With view
ofpropoting the lberaiion Of Poland from the ,hral
dom OF her oppressors, by disseminating as widely
as possible information on the subject Of the wrong,
of that truly noble bat most unfortunate country
An address, from the pen Of Mr.. Thomas Camp
bell the poet, who is, we believe president Of thu
society, and whose enthusiasm in the cause of Pc
land is well known, has just been published by tn
society Ii is soul-siirrlng document and canno
fail to DO some good. The following is an extract
=" The entire British community is very far from
being fully aware of the horrife amount Of human
misery that has been bespolIen for unhappy Pc
land since the Auiocrat dccreed her annihilation
-Execrablc as the old partition Of the country