Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
From ne ~ y Journal Of Commerce, April g.
NINE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.

NINE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.
BY express across Long Island, we have rece
we'd from oui news schooner Journal Of Commerce,
na,rc papers to the evening OF March 2nJ contain
ing Pau, dates To the evening of the lst, and Lon
don 10 the evening of Feb. eth They were
brought. by the packcs ship Louisa, Capt Wood
PARIS Feb 2G-The Moniteur OF tins morning
4feia! part, contains the following article
PAuis. Feb 25.
o. F"ilay, 22d Feb. a, half psst O'Clock, T.
NJ. Madame the Duchess de Berri sent 10 General
Bngennd, Commander of the citadel Of Blays, the
following Declaration
Undcr the pressure circumstances md in.
iutnced by the measures of the government. al
though had he most urgent reason, for keepine
my marriage secret, think it due to myself rs
well us to my Children TO declare that sas..
crelly married DUNG my residence in Italy.
Cdodd of Blaye. 2.l ErJ 1888
(Slsned) MARIE CAROIiNFn
This declaration, having been trans,nited b.
Gen. BuScand To the President of the Coinci, The
Minister Of War, WIS Immediately deposited
among the archives ofthe CHANGER, Of Fra; CO.
Par's, FEB &c
The declaration of the Duchess d., Herr gives
death blow TO the lcgtimat'st party N F.ance E,.
| cry one is thinking what Reproduction Viii he cxci.
ted throughout Europe 10y the marriage If Marie
Caroline To Count Neiperg ", a curious % sec
what language the organs of H. ilni0cy will no
| adopt
Since the announcement Of the marriage Of the
| Duchess dc Berri, We have seen several persons
known to belong to the lcs,imatist party. They
appear TO be much cast down by the news, as it is
contrary TO all the principles of legitimacy that tho
mother of an heir apparent TO tn: throne OF France
should be married second time
| Paris, Marc - The Duchess dc Berri Sen,
the declaration deserted in the Monilcur. 10 Bor.
deaux. NJ dc Bri,sac left Bordeaux on the morn.
ing Of the 25th, to return TO Prague Liberty has
been promised to the Duchess, who has announced
her Willingness to retire to Naples, and trust heu
children to whatever fortune may avail, them.
t;a -eite de france.
Paris, Ftb 2G.-On Saturday evening Gen
Lafayette called at the residence Of the Minister q
Foreign Affairs, where his presence surprised NOR,
than one member of the diplomatic corps. Tn,
General cane TO intercedc " it'll the Minister fo
some Polish refugees, and to propose to him /,
subscribe TO ball which the Polish Committee o.
Paris give Saturday next for the relief of the un
fortunate families thrown upon their charge bv III,
disaster Of Warsaw.
HOLLAND & BELGIUM
The following intelligence from the Hague. !,
dated the 18th inst: " A courier extraorl,nar,
reached the English Charge d'Affa,res Mt IN,
Hague yesterday from London, with dispatches
Which were no sooner opened and read than h,
went to the Minister for Foreign Affairs and CON
munic ated their contents they consisted of nat,
signed by Prince Talleyrand and Lord Palmer
son, and dated 10Th inst which, ahcr rccapi,ul.
ting the negotiations entered into since The cao,rr,
of the Citadel Of Antwerp, contains the follew;ns
important articles
AIT AFTER having exlsus.ed ss-'- .---s-.l