Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-25
Observation-Disclosures.
LATER FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN

NEW York FEBRuARyl7
The Great Western is in, having left Bristol ia.
%, 5 O'Clock p NJ. ard arriving here last evenin,
o'clock with LOG passengers. She made the Nor,e
ern passage, and had very rough time.
The news is important and interesting IT,
French Ministry have all given up their places ,ns
the King and Marshall Soult we're trying TO NAL.
new Ministry with but poor success. Their, ~,
driven up Mole so sharply. that Mole deemed \ Nv
treat prudent. Admiral Baudin is promoted 10 III.
rank of Vice Admiral. The Monieur (ofician rnh
fishes an ordinance prohibiting the exportaen =.
gram from the French ports. dearth is apprb.ns
ed in France
The aboing classes in England continue in
great state OF excitement stimulated by the b;,h
price oil bread A National Convention is ,,is
ed Of FOR The laborng classes. Lord John Rns
sell has come out ford moderate fixed duty unon
foreign grain Durham and Brousham have w,,
fen strong letters against the Corn laws Tins 10 l.
deed the sole tropic OF talk in the British name,
and on the subject the whole Public are more or To-.
engaged.
1t is worthy of remark, tina, the moneyed and ma,
ulacturing classes oppose the Corn laws and n.
agricultural classes now alone support them m.
Commons it is thought, will follow in the wake os
Lord John Russell, and tho House of Lord. ,s,.
their repeal
There is story in the London Sun that the You,ly
Queen is to be married to the Prince Albert Dukeay
SAKE Cnburg, % years ofage, fine handsome fellow
&c.-but The Ministerial papers say there is no rrnb
IN the story. The case OF The Canadian prsonetsw,.
not disposed Of when the Great Western sailed I'm,
it was not probable that Roebuck would save then
liom their journey to Van Dieman's Land IT,
steamship Liverpool was to sail positively on the 6,h
Mrs. Tfollope is out with new book. The Fd,n
burth Review Tor January has great puff of Pro.
selt's Ferdinand aud Isabella. The Oxford paclo,
slip is off, in dock and without gieat damage. TIN.
ST. Andrew and Pennsylvania are wrecks parGa
ment meets Feb. 9Th. The assassin Of Lord Nor
berry is not yet discovered O'Connell has had ,
quarrel with the Dublin press. Mr. and Mrs Ste
yensou had dined with Lord and Lady Durham
The commercial news, however is more Important
than this gossip Tie Bank Of England has again
begun 10 prescribe American bills of exchange The.
blow is aimed nj cotton market and at MIR Jan
don aud the American stocks. The bank probably
thiuhs cotton is too high, and that State stocks
are too brisk on the London Exchange. The cotton
market has advanced since he last dates bu,
stands firm. This will greatly disaploint those who
expected rise. The grain market is Without
change, but would lave fallen off in England, il
France had not put an interdct upon the exporla-
ton.
The British Government in India have declared
against the Burmese Empire john Bull vet
howls Justify, however, against Russia!
Though these India dongs are not of much ineresi,
yet cannot hui mark the mighty ambition Of our
father land. IS not her eye already on Canton and
China, well rs on the Oregon and Yutaian?
| From Canton we have later dates ria Great Wes-
tern. This is way Of getting news. In Ben
gal there has been severe gale. Cacnrla is alive
with preparations for the India A steam h,p
is alreday launched AT Greenock TO 90 the East
Indies ria Cape of Good Hope. The British cxpe-
dition is 10 be prosecuted 10 Capu notwithstanding
the recent change of policy by the Court OF Persia
Spanish news | have not looked at | give up
Spain, for cannot keep up with her Instructions
: and murders
! The young Queen of England is highly delighted
/ with Van Amburgh and his lions, whom she has
visited at Drury Lane.
The HolIando- Beleic question is Positively
said to be settled Holland and Belgium, however
are strongly aiming the frontiers, aud war, war,
seems to be the sole topic of talk France looks
j to Belgium will great solicitudo.
One olthe Passen gers in the Great Western is Mr..
hudson, secretary of legation bearer of des-
patches for tie Brush WI nslef al Washington. Our
theatrical corps will be strengthened by several oil
| the pass ngers.
THE MARINES.
LIVERPOOL CORN NARkETS, Jan. 25.
The trade has continued quite inactive, and la the
few tjling sales which have been reported the cur
rency Of / ucsday had hardly been maintained.
At this days market there far attendance of
the town trade, and good many distant dealers. and
the news Of the expectation of wheat being prohbi-
ted Iron France gave considerable tone TO the mar
ket, aud rather enhanced the value OF wheat of fine
quality. IRISH wheat and inferior samples of Meii-
terranean were rather lower some large parcels Of
Odessa changed hands a decline of about ID BUSH
el There was rather more doing in Oats, very
full prices choice Newerp and Wicklows brought
As. ID per 45 lbs. Oatmeal brought former rates,
and there was some inquiry for ii speculaon.-
There was no change in the price of Irish four nor
any improvement in the demand.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. &c.
English Wheat is scarce, and malntai late prices
good descriptions al foreign offering at decline
Of 2d Sd per 20 bs-and inferior sorts On still lower
! terms.
LONDON. Jan. %.
Corn Erchanee-Thc arrival of flour cosstwise iS
large and good OF foreign wheat-but Engsh comes
slowly 10 hand WheatS OF all kinds are extremely
dull and where sales forced. evidently lower
The same may be said of all other descriptions of
gram.
LONDON, Jan. "a.
The corn averages published on Thursday show
slight difference from last week. The week " ave
rage rs ID lower than last Thursday week the ave
rage OF the SIX weeks is Is higher. The price for
the week is Sis 4d-and the average Price which
regulates duty 79S 81. r.,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2G-COuon-the sales of The
week sum up $3.50 bales of which 10000 Ameri-
cam 200 Sura and 100 Pernams, have been on spec-
ua'ion. In prices Of Egyptian and Surat no change
mas occurred American and Brazil, however are
offered freely, and prices Of last week are obtained
with difficulty.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
We are indebted 10 passenger on board the
French ship Bordeais, Packet No g. arrived YES
lerday afternoon, from Vera Cruz. (Which port she.
lelt on the eth ult,) for the following:
General Santa Anna had been appon, ed President
oil thH Republic of the Mexico lie is now residing
IN va nsa de Clava. Gen. Bustamente was organ-
zng al Amy Of 1000 MeXicans to march against