Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LATEST FROM FRANCE
:, nc oarque Warren, Capt Snow, arrived at Now
York on the I'd instant from Havre, whence she
sailed on the 26th of April. She brought Paris pa
pers to the 18th of April inclusive, from which we
make the annexed TRANSACTIONS.
1he Paris Journal du Commerce Of the osth SAYS,
it was expected that the Moxitucr of to-day would
contain the nomination of Minister for foreign uf-
:alrs hut the ordinance was not published In M
pears, however, that the selection has been made
and TINT 1t falls the Duke dc Laval Ambassador
10 icnna; but 1t also appears that the ministers did
moi, previous TO proposing INN TO the King take the
prccau'ion 10 obtain HIS assent, great was their
haste TO communicate IT 70 NJ. dc Cha tcaubriand Oh
his arrival in Paris. Tie step is taken and it ID pre-
smab!c That the ordinance will not apnear tai the
return ct tho Courier from Vc1nu. But will N.
Laval accept the situation, Ills friends have their
doubts whether he will"
y Paris paper states that committee is about 20
he appointed TO visit England and make report ON
the manufacturing industry of that country. Tho
members of the committee. among whom Is AudpIlc
arc 10 receive 10000 francs for their expenses and
will also be permitted To import samples Of nerchan
disc 10 the value of 10000 francs. This privilege
SAYS the editor, will appear very extraordinary after
refusing Nj. Moitessie to import saddle as a pat.
tern, although he Obliged himself to re-cxport it
within three months
According to Constan,inoplr article ofthe Goth
of March, the Sultan had not yet departed but the
preparations for s voyage still continued and was
The fleet ready to depart New capuations
had been concluded with all, but three of Che Alban-
ian Chiefs. IIussein Pacha had concent rated all the
troops between Adrianople and Choumla. The Sui
tan had made draft the Mosques which the
Ulcmas had not vet answered.
The Austrian Observer Of the 18th of April
states, that the Turks occupied Lavadia for a very
short time, having been expelled.
The Emperor Of Russia to he at Warsaw on
the 9Th of MAY, and was expected NJ Berlin IN the
~ An i'm Dft,
Guard was spoken Of tn take place III the neighbour
hood Of Minsk, where largo quantity of provisions
and forage had been collected.
The last accounts from Madrid arc 20 the 18th Of
April, but they furnish nothing Of interest. slirht
shock of an earthquake felt ut Murcia on the
evening OF the 9th, but it not attended with any,
serious consequences.
A Brussels paper states that the French Minister
had retired from that city in consequence Of a con-
tcmplated augmentation of the duties on Wines and
had threatened the ministry, by way of retalia-
tIon with an extraordinary lmpost the products of
the two Flanders, imported into France
The latest German Journals contain nothing new
relative to the affairs of the East. Fhc Austrian
Observer, simply confirms the capture of Voniza by
Zen. Church, comma ndor OF the Greeks.
French Ftnpts, .3prH 24.-Four per CT. Consnls
O7, 55 to 1917, 80; Three per cts. 79 % to 70, 30
Bank Actions, 1860.
Admras, respecting the capture. by the latter of
Two Egyptian vessels, have terminated in favor orthe
after who has made good the rights of his sovereign
rs belligcrent power. The Egyptian vessels IN We
been carried 10 Greek port. Admiral Heydcn i'm
nedatcly despatched vessels to the coast of sia to
intercept the passage ofthe Egyptians. 1t was even
asserted that a Russian squadron would ATTEMPT 10
orce the passage Of the Dardanelles. in order TO eff
Get tho junction with the feet ofthc Black sea.
beasts of burden said 10 have disappeared from
noldava; and peasants said to perform the tiu-
lies of horses. This is rather too tough a story for
he opening Of a campaign.
The French Journal du Commerce has the fJllov
ng remarks the subject of Prince I4ieven's com
plants to the British government about the loans
rom English capitalts to Turkey and the service oil
English mariners witi the Turks
The London Courier repeats what We have already
SAID respecting representations made 10 the Govern
ment by Prince de Ievcn.
THE Russian Ambassador ought to have known
says the Courier, that English mariners who have
neither pay nor employment, at liberty to serve
who're they please provided they 10 not enlist under
n power with whom we at war" With regard
70 the funds carried 10 Constantnople the Prince
cannot be ignorant that the English Government
furnishes no loans to foreign powers but ut the same
time 1t cannot prevent individuals from appropriatiar
their silver IN Tint manner, if they please. Russia
has contracted for 'argc sums there; the Porto can
and probably has done the same"
II Is understood. that II is not tie English royern
mcEt that has furnished funds to Turkey; but VIC
must suppose that the individuals who have done So
would not have done IT without pretty good security
What guaranty could Turkey give, engaged in n
war that calls into action all her resources? Their
security would be, 10 know that the Porte would not
ail IN the war-Ond who is able to give this If no,
Inc English government
Don Miguel Is in a bad way, and is likely TO be in
1nc that - worse.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The brig United States, Knight, has arrived at Now