Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14

.s.,,oon from having an Audience oil hrs Majesty
:, 6, J.me,,,. n meeting was held a, his Lordsh,ps
hons. which was attended by tie Marquis Of
I,n,dowpe. viseouni Melbourne, Lord John isus-
..l Lord Holland. and the Right Hon. Edward
Ellice" The meeting occupied upwards OF hou's.
II. resu, did not tran,pfe, but report stated tnas
III, MARQUIS OF Lansdownc hos been selected as The
oe,son on whom is TO deyove the difficult task Oh
forming another Cabinet.
Al This distance it is Impossible 10 pfcu'c'' "na'
will ,ake place-we have iherefIre gwen extracts
from London Journals, that our readers may from
their own opinions.
IL is well kown tina, the Ministry resigned, on
their dcfca, On the Irish Church oucsi'"". The
causes ard explanations can only be found IN the
sceech of Sir Robert Peel TO The House on that oc-
casion.
The Cotton Market has again advanced
From the Morning Herald
HOUSE OF LORDS-ArRiL Z.
DISSOLUTION OF THE MINISTRY.
A long pause ensued during which the Earl
of SALISBURY le1 the House, and then returned
and had communication with the Duke OF Wei
lington and other members OF tho Goyernment-hi
length
The Duke of Wellington rose and said, My
Lords, circumstances having induced his Majesty S
Government to consider it their duty TO tender the
resis atoms of their oices-heer they have ten
| dered them and | have therefore TO announce 10
your Lordships that they continue TO hold them on
! ly until their successors shall be appointed. They
will do this that the necessary business of the coun-
| try may not he impeded hear, hear IL should
have announced this before, but that IT was deslra-
ble, If the Mutiny Bill should be brought up from
The other House of Parliament that II should be read
a krst time Heart therefore waited to see
whether it WINS brought up, that might move the
hlst reading of the bill. We shall continue, while
we hold Offices, to carry forward such matters as
the necessity Of the public business may require
Hear
Lord Brousham snid there could be no objection
whatever to that but notw outstanding the announce
ment which III, Noble Duke had just made, he
should bring on his motion on Tuesday next, us, sc
| far as tina; concerned it was quite lmInateral
| who mig hit be in office.
STEAM BOATS TO NEW YCRK.-Ws
understand that Dr. Church, of this town, has re.
Gently proceeded to Liverpool, with models of his
eng inc and boiler, for the purpose of submitting
Them to several eminent practical engineers Of tha
place and we are informed that so decided is the
opinion there of their applicability to marine pur
poses, that company is in course of formation tt
establish line of steam packets, to be worked by
them between that port and New York. and tina
ii is confidently expected the passage will be mad,
1t is said Tint the young Qeeen Of Portugal wa,
left din a fair way Of giving heir to the throre,
and that her husbands youngest brother would mar
ry her
| The INDEMNITY BIrr.--All the letters sp.ak q
gam most decidedly that it will pass, and by
largc majority.
The change Of Ministry in England it is no
probable will lead to any other results than thos,
which are peaceful The Tories are out and the
Wings in, and the pulling down of old abuses vii
of course go on faster for the change, but all wise
y ana safely as VIC trust " W, Of Com.
Corespoadenlt of the Journal of Commerce.
HAvRE April 1.-THE Poland has lust son,
out OF port but will wait short time in the Road
Tor the letters received this morning from Paris b,
Estahette. We should not have been sorry if 81,
could havo waited until 10 morrow morning, as We
think IT very probable the vote on the indemnify
bill, will be taken to-day. We have not doubt Of
the bill passing. nor that the majority will be large
one, shy from 70 10 80 in our favour. The Erie
will sail the 10th inst for New York, and the
Albany on the oath.
The private fortune of Louis Philipre KIM nj
ne French 10 said TO amount 10 twenty five millions
OF dollars.