Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-25


which our last ndsiees held out of a speedy ,ermina
ton o. the war III Portugal, under the mediation O
| England and France, confirmed bu, the ae
counts this head entirely contradictory
| Some say that Lord tlerveys mission to Lisbon
has entirely failed others the reverse and that the
two brothers will quit the kingdom leaving it with
a regency under Donna Maria. Some say too,
| that SIR STAFFORD Canning's embassy 10 Madrid.
/ for the purpose Of inducing the Spanish Govern
mont TO give their assent and support 10 such an
| srran cement, had been unsuccessful, while others
deny II, We must, therefore, "ai. further informa-
ton meantime an entire change has taken place
in Don Peiro'5 councillors, the Marquis Pamela
having been compelled TO gut tie confidential situ-
alton he filed near the person Of that sovefc "a
The reason assigned IS. that IN his late toG 10
France and ENGLAND he traaseenled his .!rue.
tons No military movement o, any co = luonea
had taken place at Oporto.
1t is said tina, the Emperor Nicholas hid r -. 4
to receive Marshal Maison rs Aphassa ar m
Louis Ph llipl O. ii oonsrqueoeeof 4h Marshal hav-
ing, while Minstfr 10 FicEnn, i c,Ia ##,-,>ilng
at a fetc gwen tire III honor If the Emp==r Nth-
olas that ho had als3 refused TO recetY 81 STRAIT.
ford Canning as Amba sador from England lot
which refusal no reason is given, nor can - in
glnc any. The Royast party in | aace t.#=
pear to be still very active. III" hes ~ tin
Dutchess dc Berr Is seriously affect d. a. Dr., r.
lease, with that Of the Ministers of Che, K =
spoken Of Some disturbance has taken place al
Clichy, in the enyirons of Paris, and at Ia,scIl.
les, though not of a serious nature The Royal
Court at Paris has decided that the Vlscolnt de
giIaeaubrlani shall be prosecuted for h. panrl.-
'et entitled Memoife sur "a Cap,lylte dc Aadam@
Ia Duchesse de Berl.'
The Parliament of Grea, Britain and Ireland
have commenced their session by the election, in
the House Of Commons, of Mr. Sutton as Spel=
kcr. The King woalI deliver his message Oh
the 9Th. Goblet has made his debut IN that bo-
dy in his accustomed style He has published
singular letter, denying that he had ever been natu-
rslized in this country.
Mr.. OConneli, i, is said but do not believe it
has been offered by the present ministers an oi;e
under the crown.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE WEST
INDIES
We copy the following article from the London
Globe, of Jan. 90.
The Yves, India interest were thrown into con.
| siderable alarm yesterday by a report that it was
the intention If Ministers to introduce bil into
! the new Parliament for the immediate eman cipa-
tio1 Of the slaves IN the West InIie. II was sta
ted that the purpou Of the bill was to limit the ex-
istencc of slavery IN the colonies 10 three years
and that II was not the intention Of the government
to offer any compensation TO the planters or pro.
prlctors.
| In consequence of these rumors II d, pata,ion of
gentlemen connected with the West Indies WHIT
Ell upon Lord Grey and had audience of the
| noble Earl at the Treasury Yesterday afternoon
| They requested To b. informed whether il was t.
! that II was he intention of the gov sfnment to t
manc pate the slave population The answer. &c
understand, was IN the affirmative and that a bin
i FOR that purpose would, on early dav be sub
united TO the consid"Iat, on ofthe new Parliament
Il also minated that three years oud be the
period hfed for the extinction Of slavery-that the
mancipat'on Of the negroes would be uncondition
al. and that no compensation, except under special
| circumstances, would he allowed
Sir Alexander Grant who headed the denu,,tion
inquired of the noble Prem er whether il was the
intention of Ministers to announce this important
measure IN the speech ton tie III one a. the OPEN
| ing ofthe session. Lord Grey replied that the
measure had been form l'v decided upon but he
could not without departing from the raes OF cour-
tosy, give any 'ntimaion of the sentiments which
| his ma sy would communicate il his address to
| both houses Of Parliament.
| Upon its being represented TO the noble Earl the
probable consequences winch might ensue IN H., CO.
! lonies IN case those measures were arrmntnrclv
annou oced, his Lordshp minated rat the GOV
| eminent were prepared to meet the exi,cncies,
and thai an imposing force, cons s;Iny OF IS OGo
| men, would forthwith br sent 10 Tie VEST lrJlr,
IhiH Is sad 10 he I'll" rorP"ft Of the eonvefs4-
non " hlct took Place, at.r which Inc i. pu,atiou
withdre~ aud eo}omJu.5 stc1 thc r.s,ilr to the
| friends ~ ne city. =" p beg Il to De understood
| that we make these statements upon the runiors
which were generally circulated in the ci Y ycstcr
day among the West Indla cacles
Ihis afternoon the business OF the Colona
market has been suspended by the announcement
that his Majesys ministers have made slavery il
cabinet question report adds that slavery will be
abolished IN three years, and that 10 compensation
will be given. THIS announcement has occl sion
e1 great agitation, and most of the West India
planters have withdrawn their sugars from sale, 10
await the issue Of this great event
The West India Deputation had a conference
with Lord Goderich on the 81 utl
DEFEAT OF THE TURKS BY THE EGYp.
TlANS
The following account OF great battle between
he armies of the Grand Sultan, aud the E,vptans
"a which the former was defeated with the canturr
NJ the Grand Vizer the Prime Minis,e, If Tur
keyl is the most important item by this srt,vsl Ii
is as follows -
CoNsrANTINorLE, Dec o6-Thc great, loom
prevails here The Sultan AM his p oe a,prar -
nave fallen INTO state of upa,hy, Indicative Of 4
total dissolution The former gives up his case as
desperate, and does not venture to excite the p,o
pies minds by artificial means, lest he should not
be able to calm them again and keep them within
bounds. The unfortunate result of the ha,,I, OF
konah, and the captivity ofthc Viz,er, raw, III.
capital wilhou. means Of defence. The ave stIll
perhaps 30 600 Turkish troops dispersed II Asa
Minor and 10000 regulars in reserve bu. their
spirit does not correspond with tn. threatening
danger, nor is there any able leader posscss,n,
s'hcient self confidence, and who is onsdered as
aoe 70 restore good fortune to the standard of the