Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

by the packet ship Canada, Captain Wilson, we
have received London papers TO July 18Th, and ldv-
erpool 10 the l9th, both inclusive.
Sr Walter Scot, had arrived at his seat in Alb
bottsfofd, Scotland, with his health apparently much
improved.
The Scotch Reform Bill received the Royal AS
sent on the l7th.
4 British squadron was assembling AT plymouth,
ISns for VIVA, purpose, the public were LETT to con-
lecture. at may be- says the Portsmouth Telc-
graph =" that j. is considered advisable, from the dis
turbed state of ireland, TO have a movable force
ready 10 act ON an emergency or that II is contcm-
plated to augmen, the force and squadron at Lisbon,
Government might also have III view the taking pos
session OF Minorca, or consider that the Greek
Islands wan. booking after, the more particularly so,
us We learn that the Marines of the St. Vincent,
with IA strong party OF scanon, are landed under the
command Of Capt Senhouse, and arc holding pos
session Jointly with a French force of II fort which
overloohs Napoli ii Roinauia.n
The cholera has made its appearance at Scheven-
insen IN Holland and at Toplita, q, celebrated
watering place, near Dresden, usually resorted To III
the warm season by the King Of Prussia
Several cases of cholera had occurred at Pirmiug.
ham.
Liverpool, July 10,
JnE ArRfrtV ExrEpIrloN.-1fhis expedition
has not yet sailed, though ii was expected to have
done So last week 1t will probably leave Liverpool
IN a day OF two. The steam boats, one OF which is
composed Of iron are two of The neatest and most e.
egantt that we c,crsaw, aud have been very gen
orally admired.
LANDING OF DONPEDROS EXPEDITION
IN PORTUGAL.
Falmouth July Ills MIaiesty's steam YES.
sci Fircirand arrived this morning from Lisbon,
with dispatches from the squadron, which plucc she
left on the evening on the oh inst, and AT md.
night of the 10th fell IN with Don Pedro's squad
ron lying at anchor of Oporlo bar. A boat, with
officers from the Donna Mana frigate, boarded the
fIrobrand, which Ias brought the following intclll-
gencc -
On Sunday evening, the sth inst. Don Pedro ar
nvcd at Oporlo, and came 10 of the bar, and on ,he
following morning landed his troops IN regular and
good order, and without the slightest opposition, at
The village of MetoslnhocS, on the north sIio tthc
nouro. His force is sand 10 consist Of 1900 of
which about 400 are English, and the same mum
Der French. Some of MIsueI's cavalry were seen
approaching, but did noe come near enough to fire,
and suddenly wheeled around and retreatca After
the landing, the troops were marched to Oporto,
which place they entered without opposition, the
place being abandoned by the Governor aud troops
of Miguel, aud the police, Who tle1 OYER the brigade,
0lt'Na III i''iih1 W ' ili N1h
Mieuels troops, having partly destroyed the
bridge, which was formed OF bouts, atter they had
crossed Over, considerably annoyed Peiro's force,
throughout Monday, when il vas resolved To at
tempt il landing at Villa Nova by the small vessels,
and 1900 men were lanlel under the cover of the
runs OF the steamers, who pied in thor own
%irausht OF wator. The MlgueIte troops again fled
into the interior after some fighting.
1t is sad that ono OF Mleucl's regiments Of the
ltue simultaneously shouted 4 threw up their caps
for Donna Muril, bat were Immediately h,mmcd
in by the other troops and nearly eat to pieces. 1t
is expected that Don Pedro, ing in possession Of
Oporio, the irhab,nuts VIII voluntarily arm them
selves, and csI'ouse his cause. 1t is also stated
that in Lisbon and many other parts Of PorugaI,
particularly coimbra, very many will ioln Don
Pedro, who is now doubtless, in full mach Tor Lis
bon.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
PANS, July l5-The protocol Of the Gcrmauic
Diet, which you will have received this day, is per
haps, the most important |doeunen, tia. has issued
from the cabinets, conclavca, clubs, associations or
companies o~ttyrants in modern tunes. Nobody
has been taken by surprise by It's appearance, yet
every body regards it witha@e. Tho moment has
in fact arrived, at which Germany will be more
tightly manacled than ever, or burst its letters alto
gether. A very few years later, aud the attempt
to enslave that fine country anew-to impede the
march Of liberal IDEAS among the enthusiastic peo-
pie who lnhahlt it, would have led 10 il bioodlcss
revolution. The troops may have irnbibcd q suf
fcicncy OF common sruse 10 understand the ques-
ton, IN the decision Of Which they will be the main
instruments but the great probability, | lament TO
say, is, that, influenced by their officers, they will
do the bidding of Priuce Mettenich-and that, MS
respects Germany, 4" hope viii,
-" F'ora season, bid tie world farewell"
France is bound hand anu foot. SHE win not
lnteffete--and To tell the truth, the eycs Of the world
respecting French friendship are opened. Any re-
~sistanee that may be offered TO the viii Of despo-
tsm will be by the people ofGermany oniy-dndI
must fear 1t wi!l be Intellectual. May ii prove other
WISE.
Pans, July l2-The Courier Francais publish
es II correspondence between the Polish General
OstroVsl,i and General Lafayette, by which it APP
pears that the 400 Polish refugees lately embarked
a, Dantsic for France have been ordered To Algiers
by the French Government, greatly against their
will. General Lafayette deplores this treatment
of the Polish patriots, so Inconsistent with the
former promises Of Ministers, and hints that he
will not fail To take due notice Of 1t IN proper time
and place.
Germanic League for 0rreaing Tie mayc1 Of Lib
T@L PftActpte@.
a Frankfort paper contains an official protocol Of
measures adopted by the Diet of the Contcderacy,
the chief object of which seemed to be to render tie
representative bodies of the several states useless,
by relieving the respective Princes from the embar-
easements which the efficient control Of such assem-
bilcs is calculated TO create to arbitrary Govcrn-
ments, and to protect Austria and Prussia against
the dangerous example of the beneficial operation Of
popular institutions. This extraordinary docu-
ment, intended to crush the spirit Of freedom in