Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

our private letters state tha;ffe late movsmcnse{
Of The Poles who had taken refuge in France were
believed to be connected with this nnair. i
TgtGehAfnie DESPATCH rEea sLAYg, MAY ~.
! The CoRtmaaaaHt4f Btaye 10 ~ tie President ~
he ConaciI.
Madame the Duchess of Berry was safely deli-|
vorod OF daughter tins morning, ut half pasi thrcd
o'clock. The pains Of tras all lasted twenty min.
uics.
NJ. Dubois, as well "a nysclf was witness OF
Tho aeeouchmanf. The olher witnesses arrived AZ
iet~orls The veriiralon " III he made in the
m nnef agreed npoa between thu Duchess and me.
She Will selfpresent the infant aud declare thae
II belongs 10 her
Tho mother and tho infant are well only the liz
tic girl is somewhat feeble. The Duchess Is fall
Of maternal affection. She dceIarcs that she will
not have a nurse
AT the moment Of signing the declaration, Dc-
neny added, It | hive delivered Madame tho Du-
chess of Berry the lawful wife ofCoant Hector Luz
ebes' Pal'', Prince of Campo Franco, Gen,leman ]
81 the Chamber ofihe King Of the Two Sic!iics.
pOR ruGAT.
The Times Of HE l3th Bnys that Captain Bold,
stan captain Of Admiral Serto,ius squadron has
i've being tho biarer Of important dispatches
from The Admiral, having In the dcet off oporto
on the Isl inst mud na II vas blowing fresh from
The south west tho Admiral was about to PROCEED
10 Yieo Bay with pprt oil the ships On that i
lay y cavalry soldiers with thots hofses, NC.
had been brought from the south aijs 10 the
mouth Of Tho Douro, md safely landed On The 3Oti
, schooner had arrived from Lisbon, with 81
men, mostly toltIicrs Of which were pftle po-
hee guard and the captain stated that many moro
wore raa1y 10 embark for oporo. Admiral Safto4
rus. IN his dispatches, mentions thatthe news no
had from the shore were very favorable fognrdin.
the stat, ofthe enemy Dosefiious from Don Mi
guers amy were more numerous than they had
bern for months
Beieiam Moro than week. 70 wn announced
The disaouon ofhts Chambers by King Leopold,
aud the failure to form INV ministry by NJ The
,ux whom he had commissioned or that purpose.
An English paper commenting upon Tho subject,
snya thai he IA now Mike dosItnte Of a Legislature
nod Ministry. Private letters state TIN, he daily
beenmes m { and moro unpopular, ~hlle the upp'r
classes treat him with cool contempt
TURKEY
Although Tho pre-, lous reports Of peace botsc en-
the Sultan 4 tho paehn were made witlfcenfdenco,
there seems TO be still cxislog doubt of It's completes
ratification lbrahim hos claimed more ,hnn tho
Porto willing 10 eonceae. The London Gou-
,iet Of The i3lh announcing tho receipt Of Paris pa
per- f,he Saturday Previous aays
The news from consantinople contained 10 lcsa
pnners is day later than tho sccoun's before re-
eeecd hut they 10 moi afford any authentic lnfor-
nliiion respcctg the treaty and 70 have been con-
Guided betwcen lbfailm fneha and the Porte Tn.
reports affirm TINT Ibrahin had renonnccd his elaim
unon ADAM, which consi dered point Of crenn
Importance, As the district abounds with timber
nnd would rive Mehenit All m opportunity of
Strengthening hs naval power 10 formidable de-
gree.
An Article from Yieans dated on the 29ti, or
April, sntes that courier had arrived who iefb
Consl,nlinoplo on the I7th, who - sa,df hayo
brought Ilnd Schcrin, announcing to the Ffsnch
legation The conclusion of pence between he p0fla
md Mehenot ALI. No such document had been
receive by TN Ansiian government or any cher
legation A commercial letter Of the TIN received
by cypress however, is published which says
j" Nccan give you The agreeable aSsufanco hoa
The differences with Esgr, are ms good as settled.
Tho Sultan has, indeed. boon Obliged 10 weld Is
hand lcfnls he crdcs 10 Mehemet A the Paehiliks
Of Acre, Trpoi, Damascus. and Alerpo. as we'll
MS the districts Of Adonia and Taurus With
respect 10 the laltcf however the question is noe
yet quite decided, brahms troops have begun
their reltosssde march
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AHcejoi' Il Is sud, that the Ihdians while
they wete at Old Point conducted themselves with
the greaiest praprloty. OliIawhs hnnd3ome son
wa very fond ofthe company of the beautiful A.
t6ercan Squaws. fIo IS nn8slnnately atiocled 10
Music and, ono occasion, after listening with
tho mosi profound attention TO tho strains Of tho
Piano Forte As Us Keys were touched by young
Indy, he suddenly jumped up, and dra@ing n bril-.
limit ring from his FINGER presented Il With mhnv
| compliments 10 his fair companion She declined
i, with air Of stcet polilcness but tho Young
Hawk was much mortified nj tho refusal, and still
moro nj the ldea Of hs having irsugfcased sons cs-
ieblished rude o. 4. American Euqurne.- These In
dians return home with tie most favorable impress
gions OF the character, strength aud refinement of
the cltizcns Of The u. States.
Several Portraits hnyo been drawn Of these sons
of ibe Forest BosIiea the graphic sketch which
WINS taken By Mr. Ford IN ihls CITY, of Black
Hawk, his Son, nnd tho Prophet wo learn th,t
Mr. Robert NJ. Sully Of Richmond, visited old
Point for tho express purpose OF drawing hcir po-
traits. The Artis lad every facility extended 20
hun and he is sand IN have rrodaecd very s,ti-
king likeness Of tho Indian captyos in his very
bcst manner Rich, Enq
Pam Hc Hef,etH Freeman, SfeibypiHe Tenn.
HG8 2s.
TO THE PUBLIC
Whereas my husband BENJAMIN has advertised
me rs having left his bed and board--but as ho
has no bed mr. boayd, fho having made over his
property 10 his children with view Of starving
ne he has cit me, 10 shift for myself the Sc