Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

Remington, & Co. vas held on Friday. at tho Com,
misstoners' Court, to audit the ACCOUNTS &c. The
proofs OF few debts were admitted. Tho statemcnt
OF the CONCERNS the house is it is understood more
favourable than at first anticipated and an early d.
.iucndis expec.eds ia 10 declared. 1t would appear
that the balance OF debts on Rowland Stcyenson's
small
Martin, tho frantic inccnliary Of York Minister. ;s
now logged IN the Criminal Lina,ic eide of Bcdiam;
there 10 await his Majestys farther pleasure.
Madame Malibran appeared ut the Kings. ,Fhca-
trc OH the evening OF the Kings birth day. The
INST act OF La Gassa LarG, and the first act OF II
B1'd1Fe0i Sirigha, in both of which Mad AIulibran
Gcrcia sustained the principal Characters. formed.
therefore, the chief attraction. AT half past six o.
CLOCK tho doors were opened, and ut seven the nit
was quite full Not seat could be procured even in
tue stalls, which were said to hive been engaged ut
enormous prices for the night. Before the Taisur of
the curtain the indulgence of the companv was be-
spoken On behalf OF Mad. Malbran who WINS very
hoarsc from the effects of Il cold. No chapre WINS.
however, made; she went through with considerable
cel ahu 1T the snd OF the opcra, joined in the ma
,ionai anthem, "God Save the King" with a bril-.
fancy and spirit which excited part of the comm.
ny 10 such degree of harmonious loyalty that they
almost required her to sing her part third time.
In the London Times Of the 4th ult we find the
following extract ofa letter from their Partisan cor
respondent under date oft tho 2sth April. The nu-
inerous friends of Gen. Layfayette in this country
cannot but be gratiiied by It's perusnl
Inc bureau OF the Chamber of Deputies which is
composed of the President and the Secretaries nos
sess inc privilege OF admttance into the Cabinet of
the King, tor the purpose OF wing before him wbnt
ever law, projects may have been adopted. His Ma
Jesty Is pleased to converse in fimiar manner with
these honorable personases and his goodness of heart
IS manifested ON such occasions He often discour.
scs with ability and with inpartalitv on tho events
OF inc month ct March, 1876 and forgetting the mis-
fortunes OF his family at that pcrud he passes an en-
iogum on the old army, and speaks fvourably of the
great captain who often conducted TO victory
Wnhin these few days he has made Gen. LAFAYETTE
inc subject Of conversation, with whom he rccul.
lectS being upon terms of great intimacy. He stated
TINT at q meeting, of which he was q member Gene.
raj Lafayette, then young, proposed Us means OF
SAFETY " the state, TO cOnvoke assembly ofthe no
'onies Inc meeting was opposed to the PROPOSE
rOn which, nevertheless WINS carried into execu;ion
t"enty-three mouths afterwards. The King added
tlint he should feel great pleasure in seeing NJ de la
iayctte. He considered him an honest man: nc ncbt
be IN error, but he had certainly acted with sincerity
uuring tho whole course OF his political life and had
always been G''sirous Of Swing the life of KIM
Louis XVI. rs
These particulars have TRANSFERRED, and have been
received by the public with satisfaction. az the per
son who IS the object of them is much esteemed.
~ LONDO!-, May ..
The Fb,ids.-Consilerable excitement has Occur,
red IN the funds during tho past week. Cunsols had
at one time declined from 385 61 but thew
railicd and were yesterday 81 L. Various rumuurs
were anoat to cause this decline. the most prominent
were funding OF Excheque- Bills and an op,nion
that some financial measure was in the concmns,;or
OF the government. Reduced 36 Id I-8: New nor
cents TO- IL 3- Exchequcr Bills 81 o. India Bonds
10 Z; mexican 2o Colombian 10 "a; Brazilian S. 81;
portuguese DO Id; Russian 95 l-2 Spanish So,
Frenc't FUNDS, May Five per cents IO6G lO;c
loc. 20c l5c. lOc.; Three per penis. 77f gOc Csc.
75c. Exchange on London, one month. off 4Oc..
three months, 25f CSC.
american Stocks, May 2.-Fivc per cents of 1892
q Nnty-N .,rl G,,,,
sylvania Elves of 1880, 90 1-2. Louisiana Bonds
90 1-2 o.. Si..-es s,EL -1-NA Do''u'
FROM he Gazette de France, Maya
LONDON, NAV d.
Plnrs, May 1.-"It is affirmed that the rins ,.aus
ed by the DEAFNESS Of corn have taken place in the
town OF Blanc, in the department of the Indre and
TINT tumutuous assemblages of the same nature have
oeen formed IN the cnvirons of Chateau Dun IL is
affirmed that the of these disturbances il the
sending great quantity OF cornt to Paris.
"Hs Royal Hghness the Duke dc Charters set MI,
this evening for England, :olnpanied by General
Baudrand His Royal Highness will visit Scotland
and Ireland. The Duke of Orleans accompanies
them ne far as London.
Yesterday evening, the MARQUIS de Palroelin or,;
we'd here from London
"Fbe Jean Bart arrived in Brest harbour on the
18th of this month, from Brazil
we learn from Tnnis, that the French division
oiOcKading Alglers has captured scvernl vessels n
mong Which one under the Tuscan flog which
belongs to tho Government Of Tunis The pocbo of
Tripol has raised claims against TUSCANY. and tho
French Consul has settled the affair by paving 900
pinsters. -
Tho Swiss military code FOR the regiments in the
service OF France has been modified. Corporal nun
Hhmcnts are abolished; the penalties which nre 70 h
applied instead of them will commence from rho ~
Of June next. VIZ '
"BERI1N' April 19.--The Empress Of Russia l.
expected to he here at the marriage of Prince VIII
liam: but it does not appear that the Emperor viii
come, as was expected, that he will 90 to the arrnv
Inc report OF the intended journey of our King to
w arsaw seems to he unfounded. Many of our nol;
tcians fear tina. tue affairs of Europe, will become
stlll more complicated While England, by granting
te emancipation OF the Catholics relieves tseffrom
strength to interfere in the ofEurope France
by the formation of Peoples minds in Consequence Of
pnrtmental laws, hardly remains canoble nc ovnr
cislng any cfcncious Influence abroad This cl,nre
I'D the situation ofthe two great European PoveIs
may be OF the most powerful influence ON the farther
turn OF political affairs II is firmly believed Russia
cannot give way. Many think general war in En-