Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
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anl Liverpool ras,crs "a The s)h July. TIE ship
Normanaie, Al New York, brings Paris papcrs to
INC l5th July.
Trfnew Blush c lbinrt has bsen { 'mnd with
Melbourne al l.s ilea1. Yisceunt Dnncsnnen has
succeeded Melbourne in The Home Deporm oti and
ST. Jafn c. flobhouse, Commissions Of Woods
apdcoresis il, place OF Duncunaon. The stability
81 lhs cao,nei was raeh doubted.
twas stated IN tho House by Lord Alihorf, Us
the in,cat,un O, government 10 proceed with the
su ,the b,., md the renewal OF Tho coercion hel
With notifications. TITO London Chronicle sr
,l,s reign o s tories is at end and the l1ish in
fercs, will prevail.
@'rhc change in the Ministry &C Eacand had &C.
casioned general suspension of business, and TINT
stiffness so natural on sudden and mo lcpious o.
vents. The London Courier Of the IL hn1 The
follow ing account OF the new Ministry -
~ The Ministerial arrangements arc completed
Lord Melbourne IS frsi Lord oil the Treasury, IN
the room of Earl Grey. V,scouhi Dunchnn'n IS
to be Secretary OF State for The Home DePa lincnt
IN the room Of Lord Melbourne. Lord Duncannon
is 40 be called % the House of Peers Only Two
Secretaries Of state con, ia the terms OF = burke
Ac,. 81, in the House of Commons. The Rshl
Honorable Sir John Cam iioblonsc is to ba Chiei
sCnn,nissIoncr Of Woods AID Forests, m ihe room
of Viscount Duncannon. Sir John ~, we orc glad
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ted thai he VIII be canJdaic for the represents
lion Of Nottingham. vscsn, by Lord Duncannon's
nremg,ion 10 lie Peerage No other change so Tar,
az NC have heard is 20 take place IN the Admin.
is,re,ion. as constituted whiIc Earl 0fey was
Prime Minister the Marquis Wellesley remaining
Lord Lieutenant, and Nj. Lt,leloo Secretary for
: lrclanl.
The rc,urn Of lord Ah5rp to the Ministry docs
not please the itndc~is
RETURN OF DON CARLOS TO SPAIN.
The Gazette dc France Of July Is, contains n
letter to the editor from NJ. Jauge, the banker, sta
ting the arrival Of Don Carlos ~ SPAN The On
yete SAYS he took hl scat as President of the Pro
vnciAl Jun.a at Elsoudo, and bn. addressed a
proclamation to the Sponisn nation, stating that he
would never again quit them, bn, should he fail in
cndcnvoring 10 perform the duties whlch his rank
md love for the people impos, upon him, he viii
be replaced by his eldest son IL promises to CON
woke the NalonaI Coetes IN ali tho communcs, IN
stead Of the present one, which he calls phantom
TO re.csisbllsh a fneros, aud the Sallic Law
!. which VS. violated by Ferdinand VII
The paprrs, with one accord, sneak Of The mp
pcarance of Don Carlos upon Tho northern frontier
of Spain, as fact no longer questioned lie did
not, however, as was hr stated proceed IN steam
vessel from Portsmouth, but through France The
spreading Of the choera near The capital Is sgan
spoken OF ana tho ffnebs 81 ibe tlutcn hero 10
nothing however, IN the two later reports 10 us,i-
fy the suppos,ion ina, they viii lead 10 the post
poncmenl OF the meeting OF the Cortcs aud with
scspec, to Don Carlos, should he really show HIM
self al the head oil tho troops, there is little doubt Of
tbe Queens forces soon eisIng good account Of
him. The incident viii, however, be productive 81
this good 10 Srain-tha, ], will incline the Govern.
meni the more To liberal measures, IN orj,t 10 sc.
cure tho supper. Of the constitutional party and
mnny friends of that cause in Londcn are prepared
To expect constq uenee OF the a,rvOl OF Carlo.
an invitation 10 G neral MINI 10 take the command
OF the army IN that quarter
Il is SAT- that Don Cnilos had Obtained from
France, 5000 900, for the purpose of carrying IN.
to eject h,s designs Of Introducing war and csola
ton into tho Peninsula. A letter was received I, on
him dated July lo,h, Eisondo at which time h,
had OF only nyoweJ himself but was 10 prcsen
himself 10 The Juntn on the 18Th rs ihe King q
Spain.
General Rodh reached Pempeuna on the 9Th o
July, with 6oo1 mGn, but If 80 IS reported h.s oil
GERS and men are favorable to Don Carlos The.
arrival viii odd 10 Tie strength Of the Queens enc
mics.
RUSSIA.
Considerable uneasncss prevailed on the part o
Russia, with respect 10 the movements Of tire En-
gIish squadron in the Mediterranean The Con
demanded from England explanation OF her *
traordinary arn,amenls IN the Mediterranean
and adds that England is perfectly aware of VIVA
is going on Il, constan,inoplo, and therefore see
the necessity Of striking decisive blow, who
she is now preparing to do
POLAND
The wounds inflicted on the country by tho AT
revolutions are beginning 10 heal The Gnyerno,
General gains universal esteem by his prudent m
vigorous conduct. The En- error could no, hay
chosen man better quad fed tor thls post In w al
saw, mere about 10000 troops in the Who'll
Kingdom of Poland scarcely $4,000 The cltud
OF w arsaw is PLANNED on such a scale that 5 v,
raj years will pass before il can be- CONNECTED Tn
ramparts Of Praga are being loyelod, and IN
ground covered by them is sold to be converted IN,
gardens. Tho letters from the Polish emsrsn,
are filled with expressions OF c mplaint respoctin
their situation IN foreign countries and regret al m
wing left their own homes.
Elk ROYAL FAMILY.
Private accounts from Tocplltz say, the Dub
ofBordeaux left that place on the 26lh of June. an
KIM Charles y nj the duke dc Angoaleme o
tho 25ih, 10 proceed TO Prague.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess do Ango,
leme nad arrived q, Dresden, ona visit TO III
King and Royal Family She Immediately pr,
coded 10 Poliniz, the private residence of III
Court
BY a letter from Toulouse, we learn thar NJ d
Mon'bel, one of Charles Ks Ministers, is sbor
contracting second marriage, at Vicana, with
wealthy Austrian widow.
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