Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
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The intelligence by this vessel is quito Interest,"
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Tin Ministry Inns sustained signal defeat in
the House Of Commons, question: Of reducing
the tax upon malt. and Eall Grey had 10 eonse
apence according to etiquette, rendered his resig-
milton, winch, however, "as not accepted by the
King. Ii was thought that The house and window
TX might also be repealed AMI Lord Althorp had
given notice that tax On property and Income
must be escorted 10 If the yoie the malt duty was
not resended
The French Chamber of Deputies had been
Iprofagaed bu were immediately re-eonveued
II WIZ confidently reported III Paris and believ-
81 by many. TINT the lsnsaian fleet had, Ut the
summons ithc Sultan landed q 900 troops to gar-
rison Gensnntnorlc, md that large corps wesc in
rapid march to the aid Of Mahnoud--dAc division
Of 10 000 men had already crossed the frontier.
| The news from Portugal, via Spain, IL quite fa-
vofahe To Don Pedro who II Is said has defeated
the Miguee army, mud would IN twenty days bo
! beore Lisbon.
Nj Barren the publisher ofho Dublin Plot, IN
which Mr.. D'Coonels letter appeared, las been
indicted for the publications.
The ACCOMPLISHMENT of the Duchess Of Beui WINS
| daily expected
The follow ing declaration mnde IN the House, by
Lord Alhorp, on Monday, the 30th, points oui tho
course which tho Ministers have determined ID
pursue IN the embarrassment under which they Ia
Dor caused by their defeat on the previous Friday
This notice excited considerable debate, several
members having understood Lord Ahorp 10 have
said on Friday, THAT the vote had placed the gov
cfnmen, IN state OF considerable embarrassment,
but after the vote to which the House had come, ho
could mol think Of offering my opposition TO tho
carrying oft into effect
1af Nah Tag Ministerial Pr0position.
Lord AthsrP rosc aud aaid TINT no fet quite per.
5uadod thu, every gentleman expected that hc
would Blatc upon the present occasion, what WA
tho course winch his Maje,ys ministers were de-
ttfnnned 10 pursue IN consequence Of tho resolution
a olted on Friday last Ilear, hoar The deci--
s'oa oftdo house on I,dny evening had placed
is Muiesiy's government, as he stnlod at the time.
under eitennsinuccs of great embarrassment. At
ter his Majesty ministnIs felt that II would be
dosnable 10 brug the question ms 10 the reduction
of the malt tax again undo, the confederation Of
he House, IN such manner that The whole state
Of III eese should be brought fully and faifly be-
fpfo l-ilal every honorable member might SEQ.
clearly al The consequences Of taking such step
As that involved IN tic resolution adopted on Ere T
lag Inst, aud hat they should Nil come 10 dee.f
SION upon The subject with ih,lr eyes open 10 To
whole Object and effect OF such proceeding.
Hear, beaf
II WA obyIous that the sense ofihc house should
he taken upon Inc point ut the earliest moment aai
with the Toast possible deIay, and for that pdresa
be nov 1850 TO give noso THU II was his nlens
ton upon to.n,3now night 10 move, as an nntand-
ment upon the motion Of the hon Ba,onet, the
meinbaf for the cy of london for the reduction Of
The house and window tax, lhe following resolution,
which he would now lead, IN order to have il pa-
eed upon the votes, so that gentlemen won,d haYo
time II consider lt-nnmoly, That gent def
cheney OF revenue would be oeeasioned by the re-
ducon Of tho malt tax 10 To-. per quarter, and by
the repeal OF the tnIcs on houses and windows,
which could only 1t supplied by tho substitution Of
general tax upon property fheor helr,) and that
NJ The elect Of ], would bo 10 ehange the whole f.
nanehl system fthe country, II would at present
be inexpeditn) 70 hdopl it,
Lord Allhorp aly,us resumed his seat, rose
min few i1ucy, md moved lha order ofths
lay fot The hou'i resolving f5elfinto COMMITTEES
ofsunpIy. In doing SO, lie said lie would take That
opportunity EEL .us the honorable member for
Wolveiiamp'gn (Mr W. Whlemorc) present, to
express hope that his honorable friend, whose
motion with regard TO the corn laws had precedence
| to morrow evening Of that oi the ron Baronet tho
member for the lity Of London, would not refuse
the request which he Lord Althorpl now made to
Inn 70 eiva way upon that occasion, nod to allow
the motion Of tho hon Barohet 10 have precedence,
az the cream1a1ccs in which they placed
rendered It IN The highest d,gree, he would rot
,ay merely cxA dicnt but absolutely necessary,
that the decision ofthc house should be had
as possible upon this important subject Hear,
hear
I.oSpoy, April %.
Gormon p,pcrt mention that the agents Of lbra.
him pnehn vcry active Mt CoHstantnopie; hat
the Sultan is in i ,ury danger Of his life md that
fears are entertoirgd about bringing the Russian
troops into the ca pital tho sight OF them might
mike the people desperate and accelerate an ox-
plo5inn The sane authorities state that ten thou
sand Russian in'l1try have passed The Danube on
their road 10 Cousi lntnople Accounts from Ber-
lin speak ofa rcpofI to the ceet that proposal has
been made by one of the European cabinets for
diplomatic confer noes at Vienna, for the purpose
II discussing in common the affairs of the East
Accounts from Madrid state that there is rcasou
TO believe that tie affairs of Portugal win be
ranged in a manner to conciate the Princes ofthe
House Braganka.
FRANCE.
The French Chambers were prorogued on
Thursday lag', by the King IN person. who deiir.
a a speech IN that occasion, which, however, docs
not furnish any topic of political importance. His
Majesty, nfor thanking the Chamlers in the Or
binary fashion, proceeds TO state that trade, coni-
mcrce and agriculture were recovering in cons-
derabc degree, AMI promised still further TO i'f<
proye lie then fecitates the Chambers on the
prospect of tranquility TINT opened on the country
| IA consequence of the overthrow Of faction. Tho =
finances supply the next topic on which this docu-
nlent touches His Majesty after alluding to the
injurious influence of provisional state Of things.
N that respect on the prosperity Of a nation, ~
forms the Chambers that, IN order to obvfalc thai
evil he would cause certain financial measures To 4
be laid before them for their consideration, and a
.op,jon. upon their rc-assembling in the s. ~
sion. which he should direct to be immedsalev
nonej He then as sures tho Chambers oftie