Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26
FOREIGN.
4ATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Liverpool. which arrived n, BOSTON
on Thursday, has brought London papers to the 22d
and Liverpool to the 2lth.
Francis Ii. Ogden ESQ. Consul of tho Upit oil
States at LIVERPOOL arrived that port OH the Dist
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland issued a proclaim.
alton on the 18th at Dublin, prohibiting the illegal
orange Assemblies, "held fer the avowed purpose OF
COMMUNICATING political events &C.
In the United Kingdom the depression of trade
continued We have by this arrival the news of tho
failure of Saml. r. Brooke, an American merchant
and consul at Manchester. The failure IS stated in
round numbers at 100000.
The Princess of Lcchtenburg, the affianced bride
OF the Emperor of Brazil was shortly to embark M
ostend; and touch at an English port, previous to
proceeding for Brazil
In the United Kingdom the depression of Trade con
tinucd. ~ WI
! letter from Manchester under date of July l6.
saws hat trade had arrived at most ameniable state:
foreign trade was at stand STILL and i'm business fur
home consumption, there was next to NOTHING done
Farther details will be found under the commercial
mead. There were also rUmors of CHANGES in the
pritlsn ministry. The high tory Journals are ex-
tremely bitter against wellington
The Times of the 22d notices an interview s.id to
nave taken place on the day previous between the
Duke OF Wellington and Mr. Secretary Peel which
it was conJectured, related to some new arrangement,
III the Ministry. An ntimaton is thrown out that the
Dnks Is less popular than formerly; and is suggest
ed that 1t might be III contemplation that Mr. Peel
sould be made Premier.
Inc sliS weoyers desiring t. emgrate were pre-
Parhg an appeal to the benevoencc of the public in
consequence of the inability of the Duke of Weinq
ton to give assistance on the part of government
IL was said that the Bishop of London would pro-
oaby be appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
a caricature has been published by T.. M.Lean. IA
ST. Martins court Leicester square, entitled Read
ing The Times" It represents his Majesty the Kino
sitting ia an arm chair with the Marchoness Of
at his right hand, ndthe Duke of Wellington oppo
site, with a small table between them. The Dnke
whose likeness is extremely well hit of, holds news
paper IN his left hand whilst the right enables him
ny means of eye glass, read the small characters
OF the crowded columns His Grace's posture seems
somewhat uneasy; his knees are drawn up, and make
an acute angle with the upper part of his leos round
winch his blue frock Is closely gathered his toes only
touch the ground, and his remarkable profile denotes
intehse Nttention to the subject he is peusing The
hinB hsks, wei Arthur, iohaFS he netcs1'' The
Duke reads from the above mentioned paper tho fol
lowing words, IN obedience to his moiesty's com
mands:-'We announce, on objectionable nuIboy.ft
that serious difference has arisen betoee1 n f,,e1
Personage and his Prime Minister" The Mnrnuis
OF -, and another mute coUrtier stand at his Mai
cstys LETT, the former showing his teeth and the ai
ter tuning up tho white of his eyes.
LoNDoN, July 22-Despatcbes wcr, received Mt
tie Foreign Office this morning from Lord IIcvtes-
bury, our Ambassador nj 81. PetersburC
The Wellington Administration is as firm ne over
was Lord IivcrpoOs in tic DAYS Of its pre,tcs, pon
uarIty True, It has boon besct with dificultics--
true u had prejudiccs 10 remove-annositics toI
soiten-long cherished opinions TO grapple with and
CohtroVert--but IT has performed It's task maufilly
has put forth nlls Herculean cncrqos and IS now IN
NIL enjoyment of it's triumph. Were il even other
WISE we're it rcketty--cmbg rrassod--bcset with
treacherous friends and factious opponents still with
the country IN its favor, with the opinions of evcrv
honest man IN tho three kingdoms In src,nd IL !,
could scarcely fail IN time 10 gain strength substance
and the materials OF durability. But il ~ the ycrv
conviction Of its strength that has so hotly arraved
our ultra contemporaries against the wellington adj
mnistration This il is that they can neither FORGET
nor forgive.
CoUNrg CLARE Mr.. O'Connell's district I'VE
understand the Sheriff has fixed Tie 3Oth JuIv for the
election 20 take place.
PARr, July l7.--Gcn. Lafayette has given orders
70 sell the lands which he possesses in the United
states to pay the debts Of Mr.. Monroe. The latter
mas reused TO accept tho gift; but tho Generals n
gent has received ORDERS all events 10 follow his
instructions This 70 the reason for W ch tho lands
OF Gcn. Lafayette, W ;be United states have been
recently put up for salc.--.yOUrnak dc Commerce.
FRONTIERS OF lTALY, July 5.-According to tho
latest accounts from Greece, received by way Of
CORN, Athens has cspitulotcd 70 tho Greeks II is
believed in Greece that the meeting Of the National
Assembly is dcfoTed the negotiations Of The Three