Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

nl o. fafl'amcut, yet he must txkc the l,l,es
o''"y'"g, that II the wish of the noble Baron a.
pos"e--'hnt this question had been brouvh, unds
INC nofi;e OF Parliament before the prescr, ,re s
""o oeen realized, the result would have ben an,
"a ou' advantageous to the safe and snt,sf.e,ox,
J. '. ~, o. the question. (Hoar, hcsr.y
Inc Duke ofBackinghan, regretted TIM, tho MAJ.
cures oigovernmnn on the subiec, r
ID h"a not yet been broueh t forward To thc
10 "u,'' anu not to tho West India propro tors. wss
:. " W ""''' o'ed Tho blame Of all tho eeIsv TIA
i so",,"non' had communicated with a portioy, ~
W " es' ihn's interest," and 10 them they had tnld
,"er nopes Their wishes. and ,heir disputes which
",e Ncp' secret from the general body Of w.,
indis proprictors. S
Earl Grey said tina, there was no toub, tim, ~ :
ss az ssG %sSs.cs sas# ra
y shoulu be carefully examined, and The co.our.a
oon OF all parties interested procured Haysove,
easy ana popular It might he TO attack M,nategs
'o' oe'ay' nc was content TO submit u any hmm
''''oh o' thnt KIND, provided that he syo,dsd The
E''",'' oangor "i precipitation, Il which tbs OIL.
'esa7 eosd DC ali unsatisfactory and unsafs settle
,"oet OF the question. AS to ions.t,nt
"o" taken place between Government md ,the.
parties IN ms subject, no did not think that M.
n"o'o Duke would mpute II u ctinc 10 them
'hai thoy had cndoavorcd TO ascertain tho ounon.
oi INC West India body, and to obtain their coon-
| efnt'oh IN work which was beset viii, d,fyicniv
ana unngo'. Abe noble Duke complained thnt
VIC government mad communicated with select
ro'''o" o' ue west Indian proprteors. How
would ho have hnd tho Government sct I yvm,l,,
he have had the Ministers go to n General .ss.r,-
ply TO mec ing at Exeter hail--and there null.
MY declare their Intentions All that Ninistcs
so"u 40 was To consult those privatelv wbon,
'hey hhe =" To he opposed 10 them, but In whom,
Wey h@d the grca'cs confidence in order 10 ass.r-
IAN ~ What way thcr objections could l,c ,,,,,
~ course II would In inconsistent With his .lntv n.
"'o" oa' any hiht respecting tho nature OF any
~" ""'" nsht be IA tho contemplation of
''' ~ !" P'"p'sc. AN he would say at present
was, mat tho attention of Government eenerallv
and This noble friend nent him hail e,n d;,'.,yy.
carefully TO THIS great subject, with viow ~
p'"' +" .p'cu'y M possible To a satisfactory aettIa
''"' nc conld not say what the r,l,nora vc,n
W "n'cn MS noble friend Lod alluded for such r,,
''o''s me government were not responsible. mi
" eoa'h mol be expected that they shoull oner into
my eAp"ha'isn with respect to them. To de-
'''''o'a'o emancipation would undoubtedly
,'"no s"o'' ana easy work Of the matter, but he
confessed That that was not the way m wL;cl, D..
wished to deal with tho question and I'm wos rlaI
% near rom his noble friends explanation. that
inc woId immediate was not to b. ,uLs, ..
"oan,"g Immaculate, Qaughcr) but the cnrlt4st
le',o' II. "hieh emancipation could take place
w, WV" sa'e'y 70 oil the interests concerned lie
Tic Yoke Of K,chhijnd bfN.dT ,chvbto c,ninhss :
eally deny tha!ti'ere were any disputes or differ
cnees IL the Cabinet IN relation " the w. India
Question.
SLAVE EMANCIPATION.
We extract the following rom L..,,ion s,.r
darl Of Thursday last, in which il was givenhs
a faithful outline OF the Government plan, for the
of ,he Wcs. India Question
:" A loan of20 millions is TO be negotiated upon
the erc, of the colonies The legislative assem-
blics of credit othosc colonies which have any
10 be called upon 10 guarantee this loan, and in
the colonies which have not legislative assemblies,
some agreement IS to be come 20 with tho planters
Tor the like purpose The loan is TO pay IN inter-
est fyc per cent. per cent being reserved for
the creation Of sinking fund and the remaining
sum to he payhble to the subscribers
The money raised is 10 DO applied as follows
TO the immediate emancipation Of the whole negro
population.
The planters are to be paid an al vaorem price
ranging between El0 and eco per head, for tlieir
several slaves. The slaves then dc facto, cease
to be tho planters property, and become the lnden.
ted laborers, as it were, OF the public They are,
however 10 be held in gangs upon the estates
III the cultivation Of which they arc employed.
They are 10 be compelled to work six daysof
the week and tho compulsory instrument is to be
supplied by numerous and efficient white police,
acting under subordlnation Of magistrates COM
municaling with the several colonial governors"
FRANCE.
The Indicator Of Bordeaux Of the 9th March
states that the health Of the Duchess Of Berry has
been improving for the last few days. whilst the
Journal de la Guienne the legtamist journal, says
tina, the news from Bayo becomes more and more
alarming and that tho Duchess is actually dying.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
! Rumour speaks Of tho rejection by the British
and French Plenipocntiaries Of the first propost-
tons Of M Dclel--viz. the formation Of provi-
sional treaty on the following grounds The rc-
moval Of the embargo on Dutch ships, and the cess
sation Of the blockade Of the Dutch coast the ress
toraon Of tho Dutch prisoners now in France
the declaration that no evacuation ofterritory was
10 take place on either side, and that Belgium was
to pay no portion Of the debt until final treaty ba
agreed upon the S.hcldt to DO placed on THE foot
ing of $780, and regarded as free % any portion
oflhc sea the navigation Of the Meuse to be es-
ablished Professionally by the basis Of the fstin Of
Menz that tho neutrality Of Belgium was not
TO be acknov lodged by Holland and, finally, shat
AN armist.ce was to be fixed to the LIST Of Aususe
|, lncxt
From the London Times Of April Isl, ills
= made certain that Don Carlos. brother Of King
: Ferdinand, had actually departed from the Span-
",,I sh Court. A letter from Lisbon Of March 23d,
published also in the Times Of April LIST. ssatds that
- g Don Carlos, Don Sebastian, and his mother ~
: Princess Of Beira, were expected 10 arrive At ~
: bon on the Goth" This will be gratifying 6.
for the friends Of constitutional liberty
;. Spain and Portugal.
j. !, INTERESTING FROM roRy GA {.
.. His Msjestys steamer Con6snS st 49,
>. ramc 9TH March 80. from LisAoI an4 0r ~. u
n. She left Oporio on the 25,h. Rscv =. a..
"a mount had been landed within the '1rx .rs