Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-25

| tloduce the plan to the house IL was indispensa
bile that the ucsiion should e settled Ii the presfn
session and by that house !, would be settled 1t
another place IN far nnor( d .sas,rous way. There
FORE however obstuatc./he nigh, appear, an,
however painful II NJ ~, be for him to resist tn,
requests, both rublcsnd private, which had beer
made to postpone u,f Question he felt compelled t'
proceed ut once VI J the motion, unless government
fixed day on whish they woui be prepared &c
explain thor plas with respect 10 colonial slavery
Lori A thorp sald It was impossible for Inn to
comply wth one ri the conditions mentionodby the
honorable men1ber, but with respec, to the Other
thai government should ixa dry which they
would bjns forward their qae .tion-he eertainly
had no J,lcciion 10 stat that government would be
prepared on Tuesday, the % Of April To state the
views they to1k on the SUBJECT Ofcoufse be
could not al the present time state what the plans
worn which lis MaJes'y's government had IA con
temptation.
sIr = Buxton aaid that IN reference IN the
~nrds entire aud Immediate extinction of slave
g. as used 10y bun, be perhaps had expressed
himself raihsr nn2unrd,dly, because one Of thc
great objects n had IA view wi.5 the safe and sa-
tsfactory settlement Oft he question (tIenr. hear
With the promise gwen by the noble lord he was
perfectly content, and should therefore Withdraw
his motion.
FRANCE.
Letters from Prague announce he entire re-cs
tabshm"u, ufihe health of ahptles X The Mo
nitonr containing the declaration OF tho Duchess
of Berry had bean received OF tho 1th of March
The Royal Family observed the utmost silence
with respect 10 tbs declaration considering as
n mystefywhlch time would clear up"
Il IS stated III the Quotdienne of Puris TIM, sew
eral phys,c,ns have expressed an opinion that III,
II H. #.
linuos to dwell IN tic citadel Of Bloyc
Several ofthe Paris papers Of the ooh March
contain articles recommending upunl s1lbscrip
ton for NJ Ladlfe whose hotel is advertised TO-
sale The subscription IL likely to be liberal
though probably not so magnificent as that f5r tn,
family of Gen Icy, which amounted to upwards o
J ~ 900 sterling. Dislike Of The Bourbon Govern
mont produced tic former rs much as the orca
qualities OF The General, and the present unpopular
lly of Philippe with the revolutionary party ma,
Increase the laltcf NJ Aquatic, tbs Spanish oar
contractor, La glven Et0o1
GREECE
The accounts ii tho papels from Greece dc
scribe the arrival of King Ohio rs HAVING had I
most beneficial eiert On the vatou, parties IN tho
new kingdom. Several ofthe chuf are SAID !,
have summonrlti IL adhcrcnts 10 lny down thyi
ii ms, and take til oa.h Of ales,anc.
ITALY.
IoypoV, Mhrch 2l.--The lasl l,t,c,s from l,al
announce that the discomfort II Piedmont Is in
efrasng The army it il sid mortified 1t ,h
tooaetyo PATRONAGE ~ not Ia ff,m .,yolt md il Il
edded that }mplom5 have l. discovered anon.
the people of the ideas whieb were on,, calised b,
The vlcl"jty of b'ranrc.-lt wa5 announced IN TN
political circles. that It revolutionary moYeman
Ind taken place AT Bologna, andtbat the troops an,