Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
j10m ne hfio York Cga,5e,, JHne II
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

has aytualIy stulnrc to alcuip, 70 dseuar. IN the
South of Francs Tor the purpose Of giving coaute-
uaaee tolbc attempts nude IL l4nJr Of tue laeltl-
m7te Government ut Aer snh
Louis pmilps. iugD Wiuse power she imme-
dIalsly fell, has probably taken tie wisest step IL
sending her back again, for II 5hews how little She
Scared, or the party Of winch she i the mostu ila
snual parsonage Although the papers sui saeaI,
81 tarf attempts IN 9TH parts Il France, they 60
MT zern In b. Of any importance.
The Cholera IN Franc apPeIre 10 excite Little
alarm 1t IS sand ~ have spread 70 CourfayI IN Bel
gIin.
Inc Ausuans are leaving Italy in consequence
Of the arrangement made lor the evacuation Of An.
coma by the French. From Belgium there IS uo'a-
ing particularly important. Tic news Of the rat
fcallon Of the articles Of the London Gonlereace -
Russia had reached Brussels, bQ.h11 not yet occn
communicated to the legislative body.
FlOm Hr .noRila.r.
PlRta May In the account which We publish
Of the attempts 1t dsorJcr winch ha.a been frus-
tatca on the 3Olh AT Marsecz We announced
th1t vessel, the appearance Of which the djscoa-
tented IN that town expected hadu9t beer seen. It
IS certain that a steamboat, the C7rio ARe,G, left
Leghogh on the 2ith or 9th, havnc Oh board four
teen persons, WHO il was said, belonged to tie
suite OF Madame the Duchess dc Berl Il was
even asserted that she herself was on board under
an assumed name,
1heapparent destination ofthis yess.l was Bar
ceIoHa Not having appeared before haaces al
the TINE she vas expected, Il IS 70 presumed that
the Substitution q the flag for the white
Ang OH the stccpe from which the slgGal was no
donbt to be given, having been perceived aiar b.
hi, vessel she keptout at sea
Whether this be 500 not measures were taken
10 guard the coasts against clandestine landing,
and 10 take possession Of every suspected vessel IN
those quarters
In Consequence ofthcse measures the Cnr'o A
bcrto has fallen lno the hands Of the officers of
government
Information was received that on the }rd May,
at ono o'clock in the afternoon 4 steamboat had
aocholedal Glohi IA Ptle Vcrte, to procure pro-
Visions aud eoal and to make some repairs to It's
boiler. As Instructions bad been received on the
Both at MIrscillrs aud Tuulon with i view 10 any
case that might occur Y particularly To an attempt
.ofthc De,hess 10 d. mbarli government ship
the SPHINX, WAS Immediately ordered to Ric Jtrfe,
Whpra she took possassIon, towards ni4ht, Of TIN
t;cnoase vessel which had anchored there.
According 10 the declaration of the captain of the
steam boat she had lett Lcghorn ON the 27lh bound
for BHeeIona, IN Span, touched at Roses, IL
Spain Tor the purpose Of LANDING there T of the ii
passengers she had wlaa she commenced her yoy-
az had remained OH board aud among them was
female. Two men had been landed clandeslne-
ly At Cioat on the 30, and one oethcm Il. de Ker-
gorIay had been arrested
The Captain Of the Sphinx went on board the
Ctrio AUcrto, when he spoke to three passengers;
the oldest WINS about 50 years old, nnothe, about
% lady who appeared IS renamed covered with
a night head dress her neck enyolopcd in boat