Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND

NV ithh, AUGUST -
BY the arrival, this morning. of the packet ship
Sheffield, Capt. Allen, from Liverpool whence
she sailed ON the 9th July the editors eff the Com
mcrcia Advertiser have received their complete
| files of London papers 10 the Sth inclusive, and
| Liverpool to the oh. Considering the present
state of Europe, they sngular'y barren of in
telligcncc.
Captain Allen informs us thai ON his day of sail
ing, a tclegraphic despatch was received announc-
ing that an attempt had been made TO assassnaie
the King Of France but, of course, thcrcis no men
ton of it in the papers. The following summaries
contain all we find Of interest.
ENGLAND.
Mr. O'Gonncll, ON the LIST of July, announced
his intention to bring in bill for the relief of the
Irish MOOR, Il no othv, nu,nnc' Snond do -, ~
named no day aud The wording OF his notice
such to lead To the belief that he should not tulhl
il during the present session.
On the ID in the House OF Lords, the Marquis
OF Londonderry advcrtcd to "A decree said TO have
been isSuedby Don Carlos, announcing thai foreign
cis engaged in the service of the Queen OF SPAN,
would not have the benefit of the convention ar
rang d by lord Eliot Lord Melbourne affirmed
that the English lcvieS would have the benefit OF
the convention, and expressed his belief that the de-
cree was Il forgery.
Lord Brougham introduced his promised bill ON
the subject of general education ON the ID, when II
read first time.
On the same day petition was presented in the
Commons. by II. l.. Bulwcr from New South
Y alcS--sgncd by six thousand persons, and pray
inc for the adoptlono legislative assembly IN that
colony.
The official tables of the revenue for the quar-.
ter ending on the 9Th of July, shos a deficiency,
both upon the financial year and quarter, com
pared with those of the preceding ycar--upon
Tho Of | tl,, Of
6l6 l0H
On the 9TH ofJuv Sir Robert Peel gave notice
OF the he intended to pursue in relation 10
the Irish church bill. 1t was, in substance, 10 move
an instruction to the committee to divide the bill,
separating that part which goes to the appropriate
ton OF ecclesiastical property to other than ccclo
siastcal purposes, from that which goes 10
lieve the suffering clergy of ireland. The for
mer portion, he said he should ever oppose, while
the latter, properly modified, would receive his
cordial support The great battle upon tins bill
was expected to take place the Eth 2Ist Of
July.
The last clauses of the corporations reform bill
we're agreed to i'll committee on the 9th, but lord
John Russell gave notice that he was not prcpar
ed TO move Immediately for lis re-commitmrnt
There are some clauses Yet to be disposed of, ha
wing been postponed by consent, until they could
be printed with the proposed amendments. The
discussion OF the schedules cNpectcdto occupy
ouch time. The Morning Herald says the gene
raj impression is, that it will pass the House oil
! Lords without much alteration.
FRANCE.
There Is scarcely an item in the papers respect
ing this kingdom worth noticing. The latest dates
are of the 9th of July, under which date letter
from Paris SAYS, 4" No news anoat, save the state
ment of the Phare, Bayonnc paper, that Don
Carlos had ordered the u the DIlN ~ lo
attended Zumalacarreguy, for having given him
too much audanum.'
The pr0ccS m0nStrc still " dragged its slow
length alone," but was superseded in interest by
the trial of military man, charged with series
of most atrocious proceedings against the family of
his superior officer, and particularly daughter,
whose affections he had attempted 10 gain, but not
succeeding had sought to destroy, first her honor
and then her life.
Recruiting for Spain in progress, but not
with great activity On the Both Of June three
hundred officers and two thousand mon had offered
their services.
/ The following from the Morning Herald OF the
7th is the latest intelligence from Paris, of any
moment
The UonIcar of Sunday contains two articles
of great interest, which Will be found sub Joined.
! The first states that treaty was concluded and
signed on the :,stll of June (!SmdoV y for the
transfer Of the foreign legion from the service of
France to that of the Queen of Spain The King
of the French undertook farther transport the le
gion from " the Regency" of Algers to such point
of the peninsula as the cabinet OF Madrid should
desire. The same article states the withdrawal of
the powers given by the Frcncl, authorities TO re-
ceive tenders of the service for the army OF the
Queen of Spain, because that the Due de Frias
(the Spanish Ambassador) had not received spcci-
hc powers that point. lie had however, APP
piled for them. Those who wish 10 oicrther
vice to the Spanish Government are to address
themselves him, who is, or will be,
thoriscd to receive them. The second article
terred to, states that measures had been conccrt-
ed between the French and British Governments
for the establishment of cruisers ON the coast OF
Spain.
If these statements be correct, it will be seen
that the question of Intervention remains pretty
nearly in the situation in which it was placed BY
the notice Of the project of the Seine, published
on Thursday last so that if the Northern Power,
really take an interest in the fate OF Don Carlos,
the cause of quarrel is sufficiently clear and obv-
Gus. If on the other hand, and which is more pro-
bablc, the King of the French be, he oft has
been, frightened from the completion of IA move
mcnt resolved ON, and absolutely undertaken, he
availS himself Of technicaities, and avoids being
directly committed
SPAIN.
From this distracted country there are rumors
in abundance, and statements which contradict
each other as Gatly as yrs and The segc
f'Oi BilbOa does not appear to have been raised,