Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-23

W e are rIillufl - ItlIIl tHll VII IN ~ q
Delaware has so Tar recovered his health, as tn he
able TO take his seat IN the Scnatc Of the u. ted
States
FOREIGN NEWS.
Eurlond-A letter from our celebrated coul=
tryman Washington Irsne, received by one q
Inc latest arrivals, gives melancholy account O.
the present state OF the public mind in Great Err
lun. Thcquc. tom Of Reform, TIC alarm Of riots.
Tie droatot lnsurrection and tn fear the cholera.
he says, so occupy the mind, that MI enterprise
IN literature and the arts Is at Il stand lie has Il
boo, oihjs own ready tor the press, hich he will
nottentu.e to publish under existing circumstances.
y. y. Courier.
4 letter from respectable American gentleman,
dated London Nov .. Published n the New York
Mercantile Advertiser says go Some few months
| since thc bunk of England or It's Directors per-
ceIved that specie was much wanted on the Cont
nen topay the armies and the cXpottatIon at length
became great rs 10 compel the BOARD Of Directors
To curtail their circulation fl20ao0OO The rate
q interest with the Bill Brokers rose iroma - 10
/ ; per cent since which the tide has changed
the exchange has turned III favor OF England The
war has ceased and money for thc armies is noon-
ger wanted.
A general peace on the Continent is now consid-
cred certan-The expectation of specie has pref
tY much stopped aud Spanish dollars are IN fact a
drlg, even Is l0d cannot be realized the importa-
TONS by the last arrivals from New York, al.
though landed, are msod, and no offer is yet made
for them. RothschIld. who has always been the
most prominent man IN the market, dccilRcs buying
From all these circumstances many weeks before
the winter expires with you the money market will
be perfectly easy, and confidence, rs usual with the
nonied institutions be restored to a Wholesome foot.
ny a gentleman in the country, who tIs 1000
aercs OF Gland in growing the article of wheat alone,
has written TO me note within the last few DAYS,
saYin" that his and many Of the crops were very
bad and should not be surprised if YOU have a.
aGthcr dash at the expectation OF flour 10 tins coun
Try before many months
The London Morning Chronicle Of Nov 22l
contains an q. =. q letter dated Paris. Noyc,n-
he. lgsh Of which tho following is an extract
" am obliged to STATE that the Naro on party
IL France Is most formidab2e Louis PLilippe aud
hs Minister'S are ayast deal more afraid efthe
BO'fc of Rcchst,dt than they arc of the Duk. of
Boftoaax Austria las refused to ayow wbat
Eer intentions are with y4,aro 10 the son of Name
Ion There are siyty-nI8s Napolcouis,s in the
Chamber of Deputies
TURKEY REMARKABLE TEMPEST
| IWhc some Of our public journals are assuring
their readers that there ha, been no storm on fhe
Bosphorus, as previously stated VIC have rccciy-
ed the following very nerc>tiu,, description of II
from ircnd Whowas first burnt out from Pera,
uud then exposed 10 IT. fury.
LeatJo IT.. 3D.
ErlFGt nj a Letter dGi.d Orl II.
About seven o'clock on the 9th Ouoh.r, as We
| were preparing for our duly excursion. VIZ pcreiy-
Oh black cloud gathering over the ucighbonug
hills and hcard tie nutter0es OF distant thunder
| We therefore postponed our walk and watched tn
| darkness that wa rapidly ovelshadoWing the l5os-
| phofus Suddenly weWare surprised t1Seo water
boiling up Ike a cauidton In particular spot and
before our surmscs were at IN end, something
similar 10 large paving stone icl into Che sea, IN
DER ogr window, and was Immediately followed by
| another After gazing At tins for a little time We
wee startled lyayollcy OF the same material against
CIR windows, which, IN few moments, shattered
! them mic thousand pieces Tho work atdcStruc-
ton WIS fairly commenced. andto avoid the fag-
meit# OF broken gias~. rushed INTO the AIMING
| pla.e. Here however mattars wcro worse instead
| OF better the root had ben beaten IN, and hue
masses Office were rebo9ndms from wall 10 wall
These immense balls continued falling for about