Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

iul replies 10 DC made 10 the complaints OF the Brit
lsh Government, OF injanes sustained by Their |
siips from his batteries.
lis attempts Ia raise loan at patls lave no, yc;
been successful, bul the Carlisis there arr esetn"
themselves 10 procure II for him
Tie election. in England and Ireland hsyenear-
~ terminated. in tho latter country the oppo
sion eanldaies are termed "repea! eanjidates =
IN the former +" reform" The papers, we have, |.
winch however all liberal, state that tie result
of the elections IS highly favofably 10 ministers !
The French papers seeing the important bearing !
which these elections must have On the future
course Of the British government. e1a!l loudly at
the prospect IL, afford of a continuance 81 Tie al
lance between England and France cohbct, has |
been foed completely a, Manchester. A new ere
atom OF Peers lad taken place
Tie French papers have report O the ,nies-
fr nee 81 the Emperor Of Russia ID tic hdalfs ii
furkey,' which seems not altogether unioundej
The non Of tho Pacha Of Egypt =, Il is said, We
Know no; with what truth, rapidly adsanting
| toward 'onsahtuople md the fe.ee unai
tna =. "a s.n appose 10 il,tA = =, aadsqt,f,
/ he has claimed and received The assistance of the
! Emperor Nicholas. A large Russian force is as
8 rted To lave assembled at Odessa 10 be embarked
| forthwith for The defence Of the capital. We are
BOT told on what terms the Calmuelt thus extends
! his parental arms his ancient enemy bu,
'he ihel''sehee, whe''e' 'fue or idae mas aroused
TIE jealousy Of Austria and the assistance il not
alf'aay FYen, WIN be 30 strongly demonstrated a.
snlns,, that II IS not improbable the Jofk viii be
'Hi iighl oul INC contest WIN his REBEL Gus sub
cts.
FROM fafis mere IS nosning OF an interesting
character on the domestic politics OF franee-alI ls
Tranquil III tie country.
BERcliEM, 1lEAp-QoAnTras,
1"ts4aH 5ocf0eh, T. ~ IRE. IL
! Inc french nave been hfInS nt9ie to-day than
they have fof the last two days. They are get
,ins Yoxed hey cannot get Oh 81 well M they
could With with mounting 'hcn battelins baltcrics
The fonts ate o'd, the trenches eeiell Of water
ana lie 'Weh tense more than Is quite pleasant
was Almost I'"d"9 hfd thus morning that 1t
would es Impossible TO get the batteries really for
hltefing a breach tor I'VE or SIX dsys yet--Od
hassc VII cal his New Years dinner III The Cua
9el
II "'b fuhoafeu '"s' hlsW iha the Iutch had
succeeded Ia throwing ioVo men INTO The citadel
ms LOOKS very ltIlc Ike ewing II up easily. If
VIC f'ehGh do mol NINA what they are about, Lord
taiincts'oh WI hc compelled to nice, the Pasla.
hen' win the French bdtIef'ng afmy at the walls
oil The citadel nj Aniwc'P'
eehHa'ed near brcda
ilalfpast Three,
MARSHAL Gerard has Just sent an And dc Camp to
pGeneiehnes 10 order three regiments TO JOIN hin, at
heieho,l,' 10y 'o'een marches.
Tue fiussian officers are admitted 10 visit the
trenches 1t Is somewhat curious 10 SEE the Frcnch
cnglnenfs pointing out to them the different works.
mere nave nceh several Killed and wounded al
fehdy to-day.
DUTCH ACCOUNTS.
We received last night Dutch Papers to the 18Th
December They ccntain accounts from the citadel
Of Antwerp 10 tn 10Th Mt night, up to which time
The Dutch had 1856 wounded, 10 killed and mis-
sing. They dwell much on the bavocL caused bv
the French bombs and the priyatons to which The
men are subject from the destruction of buildings
stfangeto say, they complain that the French a.
buse their superiority by throwing more shells than
they ought We should look in vain fo such
brutal bombardment, as that which the enemy d.
reefs against this fortress Such conduct never be
lore was seen among civilized people The
showers ol bombs and shells are beyond all concop.
lion We suppose the French ought to abandon
all care Of themselves, to rcsiga themselves To
safs and iatornittlnts, by working IN ttenchca ,iu
ttns pfottaet "a siege, IN order to mix. matters
eomiotiabieto hSnheer. W are glad howceer.
10 hear tins admission OF the efficacy of the French
bombs as itirais Us to expect speedy termination
oil 'he siege. II would be singular it. IL making
war, the parties were to abstain from doipy a.,
much mischief as possible to each other
" IuE iAduE Dec IL
3" we lave received the menncbnlv ,n,e,l,,onoo
OF the taking OF Fort st Laurent by the French af-
ter brave defence of 10 days. While We regret
this misfortune, we are happy to record consider.
able advantage gained by our flee, IN n. sch,l,,,
on the 18th l. sileuccd the batteries of Kruyss-
ehaus Fort Crolx } after IA heavy fire from 10th
sides. Seven gnn-boats have entered the brruch
IN the dixie at Lilo, to hinder the enemy ftom ma
KING themselves masters Of the battery OF Frederick
| llendrck.