Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28
Ec2n ne Caaric.loa Comie,, Sept. ..

ID.
by the Br. ship Lady Rowena, Capt. Pace, arri-
we'd at this port, in 81 days from Liverpool, we re-
celved English papers to the 18th ult. inclusive
They do not, however, furnish any intelligence of
much interest.
The subject Of" Radical REFORM" is again agi;ated
IN England, by those veteran agtators Hunt and
Cobbet-an association has been formed under the
title OF Friends of Radical Reform" which holds
monthly meetings; on the Sd ult. they met at the
Theatre of the Mechanics Institute, SOUTHAMPTON
Buildings, when Mr.. Wells, of Huntingdon presi-
ded. supported on his right by Mr. Hunt and bv Mr.
Goblet on his loft. The public were admitted upon
the payment OF one penny each Radical Rent"
The Theatre was crowded. and numerous speeches
were made by Hunt, Goblet, and others Universal
suffrage is the object TO which their attention is at
present directed
From our Pupers By The Laely RotOenu.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. II.
The King lras continued, during the week 20 take
ms accustomed drives, cccnpanied generally nv his
Royal lilghness the Duke of Cumberland. Ills Mai
| esty continues III perfect health.
His Majesty gave grand dinner on Thursday, at
me Roy al Lodge, III WindSor Park, to the Duke de
Charities. select party of the nobility and ocntrv
were invited to meet the Royal guest.
! The Duchess Of Cumberland, with Prince Georpe.
ana her SUITE, arrived at Ise on the 5th. She was
there met by the Duke of Cumberland and they pro-
cecded Tor England by way of Calais. They left the
latter place in the steam packet on Friday morning
reached Greenwich about four in the afternoon.
landed there and proceeded in two of the Kings car
riages To town. Shortly after their arrival in Lon
u
The Influx Of Irish laOourers into this country is
greater than ever was known. A lady who was
travelling from Liverpool to Macclesfeld one dav
last week, counted no less than $50 of these wretch
ed beings, ali proceeding i'll n Southern direction for
the harvest.
The affairs of Covcnt Garden Theatre continue in
bad state. The magistrates at Bow-strect ON
Thursday, signed distress warrants for 1896 for par
sh rates and taxes, aud the Kings tax-gathcrcr is
IN possession for assessed taxes due TO the amount of
above 900
The Duke Of Buckingham sshortly expected home
from Italy; IS tons Of staturcs, vases and other
marble ornaments, collected by his grace, have arr-
we'd at Stowe.
We sorry to state that the cotton trade durino
the last tlnee weeks, has been gradually pettipo
"from bad to worse" We do not recollect a perio5
whcn the complaints Of the manufacturers were go
loud general. Power-loon cloth il psric,,larl,
depressed. and is generally selling without profit 10
The manufacturer. Fustnns and nankeens are equal
~ Improbable and difficult % move. The demand
for yarn for expectation affords the only material ex
cepion to the general stagnation. But tho foreign
trade generally ~ much less active than IL was a tow
weeks ago. The home trade is almost at y stand
ond we sorry to- add there nave recently been se
Veral failures among the drapers This circumstance
can, however, occasion no surprise, when tho con-
diton Of nearly all classes Of tie community is taken
into Observation-Disclosures Courier.
MuIchestCr Cott9n Spinncrs.--We regret - STATE
That the lourn"yDen spnucrs who. in consequence
ut their tur-Out have bccn ont Of work about twcn-
y Wf"ks, sul ROMAN unemployed. There anpoafs
10 be mo probability Of an nnncdnte adjustment Of
the differences which subsist between them and heir
masters 20 that the thousands who arc doBendent
Ip"n tie spinners tor support, TO be- exposed 10
further pFIvation. Tho master spinncrs intend 10
open their respective mills oH "Wednesday next for
'hc purpose OF giving permanent, employment 10 com
reert sPnncrs on the terms Of the printed sr issued
ny them IN March last. We shan he dad ,n fnd
ha' this inasrc has had Ire cGeci Of Bringing abou