Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

LATER FROM ENGLAND.

LATER FROM ENGLAND..
The naehet ship England. Captain Waite, has ar
,fved f,np Liverpool, winch she left on the 20th of
Anil. We have becn put III possession q London
papers 10 fIc 18Th, and Liverpool papers OF the day
ofsailing.
Wa,d \ King, and 2000L for =. j. Walker X Co.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament was not N session al the latest dates,
Ina ling adjourned for the Easter recess.
The London papers Of the Eth publish New York
adyices Of March =, brought by the packet ship
81. Andrew, which arrived of I~lolyhead on the 18th
April. Tins vessel brought news of the affair OF
Point a Pelee island, and the capture OF Sutherland.
The Morning Chronicle. a ministerial paper, says
:. When we reflect ON the state III things in AInerl-
ca, we cannot help feeling that great praise Is due to
Gen. Scott, aud the authorizes Of the Union, for The
cxettlons HEY have made TO preserve order under
such very discouraging circumstances"
The same priut publishes General SCOTS letter to
Colonel Hughes. Governor Matcy's message on the
subject Of the fobberios committed at the arsenals,
aud various documents OF interest.
Lord Durham was to leave town on the 2lst for
Portsmouth, there to embark for Canada.
The Queen, 1t is said, is Il determined that her coro-
nation shah be conducted on an economical scale,
aud with 4 very considerable curtallment OF what
the Chronicle calls 1.-The antiquated absurdlty aud
ieudal nonsense heretofore exhibited on such Oc-
casions. Among other items OF the pageantry, the
appearance of the mail-clad champion is to be dis
pensed with. The expense is noti TO exceed that OF
William the tourths coronation, which was about
-, O00 pounds. That of George ". cost i250, 900.
Ga that occasion the mcle hire of the charger rid
den BY tie champion cost lis.
The arrivals Of cotton have been numerous at Ii
verpool. Twenty-Five cargoes came IN, ia less than
a fortnight. There is no change of prices. The
sales were pretty larry.
Money was abundant in London At from tllec to
three and a hall per cent.
NV PIEEs.-At the coronation the following
Peers are to be raised to Dukedoms Marquis OF
Lansdownc, Marquis Of Westminster, Marquis Of
Analescy. Commoncfsto be ralscd-Sir John Wrot-
tesly, Sir Jacob Ashley, Sir John Hobhouse, Mr..
Paul Metlluen, Mr.. Hamburg Tracy, Nh. Spring
Rice, SIrf Lawley, Sin c. Lemon, and aboufeiGli
others. The daughter fthc Earl OF Liverpool To be
Pccress in her own right. The Chief supporters OF
O'ConuelI, will receive IN IRISH Dukedom. Earl
Fltzwillialn is also to receive 4 Duhcdom.Z
PORTUGAL.
TRANQUILITY had been fully restored at Lisbon, at
the last adyices. The Cofles having framed a Con
stitutlon had St parated. The Queen TOOK the oath
TO support the Constitution on the 9th OF April. which
was done with great ceremony. \ large military
force lined, on each side, the road rom the palace Of
NecessIdades 10 that of the Cortes, a milc and a
half III length. This was was from fear OF new dIstut-
Dances. The Queen with her Cousort and a long
train OF mobiles and officers OF state arrived at the
Chamber Of the Cores about noon. The deputies
we're in full costume. The Queen being seated on
the throne with the King Consoft on her lett, read an
address congratulatiug the CoItcs Oh the happy ter
mlnation oil their Iabois.
A general Amnesty was proclaimed the next day,
for all political offences since the 10th Of september,
1850, including permission ol return 10 all persons
wEo have left The Kingdom IN consequence Of such
offences. The date OF the amnesty eNcep1s parties
implicated in attempts at revolt got up by the pattl-
Fans OF Don Miguel.
1t was currently reported that the proposal for the