Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-01
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FOREIGN NEWS.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.


/ BY tic arrival of tho packet ship Rhone, Capt.
Rocket. from lIavrc, we have received our Paris
papers TO TIN . d OF October. These papers con.
tam London dates one day later were before re'
eevod.
The Gazette de France Of the 2ad of October
states. that Mr. Livingston bad long CONVEX
sation with NJ. de Rigny the French Minister Tor
Foreign Afdirs.
Tn Chamber Of Commerce Of Lille, huvc pub
lishsl an el,b5faie manifesto dlsa2proging, BY a
lenelhsned series Of arguments, of the lae liberal
measures Of commercial regulation Of the French
Government. This manifesto appears 70 have ere
atcd among the ministerial Journals no small unca.
siness.
fo,fuguese dates, both from Lisbon and 0porlo,
arc OF tic l2.h October, ku, the news they lmpart
are mere modification, OF our previous adTiees.
/ he army was so well disposed towards tho pre-
sen, state of the Government that not the slightest
Al preh ension of disafIecton existed should Don
Miguel make the rnsb aurmpiio enter tic country.
The harvest has been abun lant
Spaaist affairs had assumed NJ new aspect Iu-
malcaueguy is stated 10 have possession OF Gala
borrn a small toWn Al the entrance OF Castillo, Two
leagues from Logrono. The acquisition, however,
cannot be impotan'.
In England, prIyy council was hcl on the 2Oth
October, for Tho pufro entering into full ex-
animation OF all the circumstances connected with
tho origin of the FRO that recently destroyed the
TWO houses Of parliament. No one connected WIN
the public press was present, aud Inc only person
allowed 10 make notes was Mr.. Quincy, the steno
graphcr- II bsing the intention of the government
mat the proceedings shall not be ml1o public until
The investigation IS brought TO close. It's I'M
ders,oo5 however, that there docs not exist the
slightes, reason 10 suppose tia! the h,e arose from
any thing but nm accidental cause. 1t wus deter
mined to pror1eue Parliament, on Thnrsday the
% IN one OF the committee rooms Of the Lords
winch has escaped nnlnJured.
A great many places have been proposed IL
which the Parliament mny assemble, but II IS prob
tble that the oFsr made by has Majesy OF ST.
James Palace will be accepted.
II has been proposed RS "a stop 10 O'Connell, and
to stop the cry for the repeal Of tho Union, en-
bauasslng to the Ministers that the Imperial Par
liumcnt should meet IN Dublin, in temporary
sion. The Old lash Parliament House, now Gu
ployed as the Bank Of Ireland, could be fitted up ut
a little expense, an / IL said 10 be the most magnif
cent hall of legslhilon IN the world.
A letter from Berlin states, that the occulisls who
have treated his case, despair Of SAVING the young
Duke Of Cumberlands eye sight.
The Committee oftbe Stock Exchange Of Lon
don mantan unalterabe their resolution hot TO nd
mi, officially the Spanish fun1s--so long MS III
crealtors OF tho Cores shall not have obtained sat
sfactlon.
The magistrates Of the county of Tippetary, re
siding IN the BnronY ofClan William, have applied
To the Lord Lieutenant TO poolnm martial law
in that district, which IS exceedingly disturbed. HIS
Excellency has refused 10 employ so rigorous u
measure to establish tranquility This alone proves
the judicious policy of the Marquis Of Wellesley
and his aversion to parliamentary measures