Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

Earl of Aberdeen Frs, Lod OF the Adm
rniy
Lord Ro.slyn President Of tho Coar'
Mt Goulburn Secretary for tho Hon e
Department
Mr.. Herriey Secretary of War.
Sir Henry Hurdinss Secretary for Ireland.
Sir G. Murray Master General OF The
Otdn,
M. L. Barring President of the Board o.
| TTadc.
| Sir L. Knaichbull Paymaster Of the Fore
Lord Peterborough President, of,he Board
of Control.
| The above form the Cabinet.
| The Sccrciaryship for the Colonies & the Chm
| ccllorshp for the Duchy Of Lancaster nre not yet
| filled up.
Tho following appointments have also been
| made
SIR J. Scarlet Chief Baron OF tho Eek.
cicqucr.
Sir f. Sugden Chancellor of Ireland.
| Lord Jersey Lord Chamberlain.
| LONDON. Dec IT, Lord Stanley has refused TO
Join the Dukes Administration, and The Tories
now say tht they will be better without HIN
This is tho old story OF the Fox and the Sour
| Grapes.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l7.-Ninc hundred ami fifty
ches 5 Of ten have been imported from the United
States ia the packet ship England which arriv-
| cd here yesterday
Indictment fine Bisaop Of IV,neh-ster.--A true
bill was on Wednesday found by the grand jury OF
| Surrey, agains, tho Bishop of Wnchcslcf AMI nine
Others among whom are three cleIgymcn and two
ma istratcs on Indictment, for an assault commit
ted upon the Rev. Cornelius Griffin, at n public
meeting recently held nj EPSON, on behalf of The
G .,f ha IN
eign Parts.
| DEATH Of he Rev. Edicard Eping. On tho 9th
| instant AT Glasgow, between the hours of eleven
and twelve o'cork ut night, IN the Add year of his
| age, the Rev Edward Irving. He was sensible to
| tho last, and his dep,r ing words were. In life Or
IN de ll, | am the Lords !" previous to which, he
sung the ED psalm in Hebrew, accompanied by his
wlfes father, Rev. John Martin.
Liverpool, Dec. IL The packet ship United
States, Captain II. N. lIoldredgc, which went out
| Of dock Thursday. to proceed on her voyage 10
New York, unfortunately grounded near Eyre
mont during the fog, and was so much injured
woen let, high and dry by tho receJ'ng tide, tina.
| she has been obliged to commence dschnrg,ng
her cargo. She was got off on Friday and brought
into the Princes Dock.
| Odessa, Nop. 6--On the 2lst October, at ten in
the morning, a portion of ground, hall league
from Odessa, being part OF tho height which contn-
| ues from the country seat Of the Countess dc Lan-
geron to tina. Of Madame Kcurls, suddenly fell in,
| TO depth Of about eight Sagencs, and covered
great space OF ground underneath, for the most part
| wooded Al the same moment. the sea retired from
| the beach 10 considerable distance Half of a
| small house, which was built upon The height and
belonged to NJ. Monandan, fell with the ground on
which it stood, and still remains standing IN the
| midst Of the runs.
ivnIs ~
mention that marriage has been determined on
between her Royal H,ghness the Princess Veto
ria presumpive heiress OF the throne OF Great Bril-
tain, and his Royal Hishness Prince William
| Alexander Constantine tho second son OF tis Roy
| al Highncss the Prince Of Orange. This alliance
would DO the prcssgc Of the most intimate and
friendly relations between the Netherlands and
England II would enhance, if possible, tho splcn.
| dour Of the House Of Orange, which is already 80
closely allied with the House of Brandcnburg and
the imperial family Of Russia 4fe',aser de
0and.
| FRANCE
The Chamber ofDcPuties. after day or two o.
interreenum, resumed its siltings on Saturday, Ee
cember 18Th The business commenced at about
half past one. NJ. Dupin in the Chair. Alter SOME
reports made upon petitions of local interest
the President of the Council, Duke dc Trevisc
read project Of law relative TO the Military Schoo
of 81. Cyr. There were not more than $50 doputie,
present.
The Paris paper (the Constrtu,ional) states tina
Prince Talleyrnnd speaks of letter whrh h,
has received from the Duke OF Wellington inviting
him TO return 10 Londor, and assuring HIM that nc
alteration would DO made in tho foreign relations
the country"
| PARts, Dec. I'm. dc Broglie is dc6nitivcl,
appointed Ambassador 10 London. Nothing II
waited for to nuke this nomna ion official, but Il
know the ministerial asrans ements OF tho English
Cabinet.
SPAIN
| TIE Car,ist journals assert that Don Carlos as
on the LIST inst, at Lumber the borders Of ARA
gon, whithcr. as we know, Nina marched on tn,
81. in person.
|. The Journal du Paris publishes the folowin:
despatch -" Nina marched on the 7h TO Lsrz Il
|, protect II convoy Of money: lie returned on tn,
following day to Psmpeluns, no engagement hav
, ing taken pacc-Don Carlos was on the 7,h a
Escurs. AMI Zun,alacarcsy WAS in tho direction o
G the Borunda. LANDER had quilted Barcelona o,
the 9th, Alavs arriving there the same dav."
Il LONDON, Dec l5.-Lctters from General Nina
one dated the 9Th instant and another the 7ih. from
v Aljady, have been received ia the City. II 10 SCI
r that Znmalncafreg"y having found that some o
his ofhcers were !. correspondence with Nina, she
Is Of them. General Nina adds, I" To-mo row
return I, Pampeluna.' During my pursuit I tav
net besn able 10 meet with the enemy, noswith