Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

be forgiving if they find them shortly stated
great inclination 10 inflammation of the throat lad
caused him annoyance from time To time for >ese-
raj years, and, he got older, it enfcebcd him
more. lie was suffering from ono OF these attacks
during the iaie spring, and IT viii be rccolleced,
that WHEN The Marquis of Chandos brought on ms
motion for tie repeal of tie m1lt-tax my father
tempted 10 speak, but could not make his voice
dble beyond the few members who sat round him.
lie remained to vote that notion and increased
his ainent but on the voting of supplies on the
night Of Friday the 18th, and Monday the 18Th Of
May, he e&ertcd himself 50 much, and sat 50 late
that he Laid himself up. lie determined, neseahe-
less, 10 attend the House again on the evening of
the Marquis of Chandos motion on agricultural
distress, on the both OF May and the exerton oi
speaking aud remaining late to vote on that occa-
sion were too much for one already severely un-
we'll lie went down to his farm early on the morn
ing after This last debate. and had resolved to rc,t
himself thoroughly, and get rid Of his hoarsencs,
and inflammation.
On Thursday night last he felt unusually we'll
and lnpnldehtly drank tea IN the open air but he
went to bed apparently in better health. In the
carly part Of the night he wa, taken violently IL,
and on Friday and Saturday he was considered in
dangerous safe by the medical attendant. On
Sunday he revived again, and on Monday gave lis
hope thai he would Yet be well. lie talked fee
upon politics md farming wished for q four DAYS
rain" for the cobbett-corn and root crops and
on " Wednesday lac could remain no longer shut mp
from the fields, but desired 10 be carried round the
farm which being done, he criticized the work
that had been gong on in his absence, and detect
ed some lntlc deviation from his orders, with all the
quckhes, thai VIA remarkable i'll him. In the
last haIl-hour his eyes became dim; and al 10 mi
mute. after p NJ he leaned back, closed them ar
II 10 sleep, and died without a gasp. He WIS q
years old; bat, rs he never appeared to Us TO be
certain Of bis own aye, We had some time AGO pro-
cured an extract from the register Of Farnhain pa
rish IN which it appears that the four OF my
grandfather George, Thomas, William and An
thony, were chrstcncd on the lst Of April, 1908,
and, is Anthony was the younger son, and " llliam
was the third, infer that h. vas born one year
before he wa ehri,'eoed tina; j. oa he 9th Of
March, To- !. 4H'eat, therefore, have been
older, but not ulueh. Jrha ii. C0bbeft.'
LONDON, June 20.--!.NprcSscs were sent off
yesterday 10 prepare quarters at 81. Sebastian aud
Bllboa for the reception of the British auxalcs.
II is intended that two battalions of 800 men cacll
shall embark al Falmouth, in the ROYAL Tar and
other stealn-sessels IN til latter end of next week
This will be the first division oftho force of 10, 600
men raising i'll this country The remainder will
follow in quick succession.
The trials in the French Court of Peers were
going Several prisoners had been brought up
by force, aud after considerable resistance from
the prison OF ST. Pelagc. They all refused to
plead and even to stand up, when desired by the
President 10 do SO, in order that their identity
might be verified
London June 22.-Wc have received by ex-
rcssnlelligence from Madrid to the II ii, by which
we learn that the new Ministerial arrangements
had been completed. The following is a list OF
the appointments, as approved by the Regent, at
Aranlncz, on tho lith Count Torcno, President
of the Council of Minister'S aud Minister ofForcien
\llairs NJ. Mendzabal Financial agent in Lon
don TO the Portuguese Goycrnmcnt,) Minister of
Finance; the Marqui, dc Las AmariaS, Minister
of War; NJ. Garcia licrrcros Minister of Grace and
Justice; NJ Alvarez Guerra, Minister of the In
terror; General Asva, Minister of Marine
We also learn by late accounts from the seat OF
war, that Iumaacarrcgui was severely wounded
on the lolh i'll the riehtlec, in consequence of which
he was carried TO Durango. The command of the
bcsiceing army hearc Bilboa had been conlidcd To
l7th. II WAS believed that the means of the Carlists
Tor carrNn Oh the siege were beginning to fail.
by the Pantaooon, arri> ed at Falmouth on Sun
day, intelligence has been received from Lisbon
up TO the 9TH June. The city was quiet but the
new ministry was unpopular. Discomfort prevail
ed among the English officer. Of Don Pcdro's ar
my, who cannot obtain the arrears of pay due To
them, and tho country parts of Portugal are in ge-
neral in Il very diSorganiscd state