Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

blowing e<tne} Of sIo:tor IRON isyonnc -
u 9Th, seems to add 20 <fho CT. sdibi{itv 81 "a
fan intended Spanish Ok % diti N for The rsco-
the American provinces,
certain that tho ship builders 3f our city have
ted with tho Spanish Csnpa nv to build At Hay
htcen ships of-wsr, vixs-- thr &c brig esrryj<t
twelve FOUNDERS, fivescboon srs carrying two
four Founders and four carr, >nadcs. and FIVE
each ofwhich isto carry n &, yenty- -four pound
and some Pedereros. s
----2-st f.,tit
ON The Bnitimors Chroaieisg Of Monday
The yMsdiferrdnedn.- fast sailing brio
Capt John II. conkling, sisriyod bore yestet
m Port Mahon, whence shcl sailed 18th April.
m Gibraltnr ON tho 9Th Of Nav. BY reference
marine head il viii be pcfcrlyed Thar Cant.
tEck KEAnrxr, the late gsllant COMMANDER Of
8. sloopof war Warren, end part of his of.
have returned home passe figcrs in the Pacific,
Left the officers and crtiws of the souadron
lily in good health. Com. CaASEs health WINS
lily restored. Previous 10 Capt. Kearney's
uro from Port Mahon, iYumbcr of his brother
gave him diuncr, in testimony of their res.
or Ellsworth and for his gallant achievements
the Mediterranean pirqics.
Pacific made her passage. from Baltimore N
mahon in twenty-f6ur days, and was the FIRST
which carried ont tho Presidents inaugural
-, which was read by the officers of the SQUAD
ltwenty-six days from the day of its delivery to
IMPORTANT.
tract OF letter from an officer in the ". s.
iron, to tho editors Of the Commercial Chroni-
dated u. s. SHIP DELAWARE, ,
nj HON, April 10th, 1879,
he brig Pacific, foryour port. had amost renar-
yshoN passage ia days) md brou.ht papers
ettcrs AZ late as tho 9Th ut. rThe writer here
on 70 nssrate the affair which took placc last
ruary, between tho crews Of the American and
ach vessels OF war, whichshas been previously
iished BY Captain Downes.} There are now al
port a French Jfrigate. soop of war store slfp}
two briggs. The brig Harriet, Capt. Cook, OIL
violence, arriredhete 29th ut. in 81 DAYS from ~.
Z, with stores for the u. s, Sluadton
Com. Crane arrived here in the sIoop Of war Fair
from Smyrna, which place lie left on. the 18th
Lexington there all well, much en-
ed IN conveying vessels. The u. s. schr. Por-
9, Lt Conidt Bell. also arrived liera from Smyr-
N tho sd ult; report says she ia going home, but
ice no confidence in it.. When the Commodore
this ship last November, we entertained serious
for his valuable life--he now cnioys
or health than he hus for twenty years past, and
Ks nothing of walking SIX or seven miles, which
man of his corpulehcy is very great.
We are in considerable hustle here getting ready
yea, as tho Counnodore's quarantine will expire
he 8fth inst. whom we shah siil cannot say
Ny letter received from en- officer on board the
ington, atSmyrna, dated 18th March, we learn
the Russians have crossed the Danabe with an
y Of 400 900 strong, bound to Constantinop!e,
re provisions we're very scarce-even The dogs in
streets we're starving, so OUR Consul, who had Just
we'd from that city, informed them. The bashaw
smyrna had purchased several cargocs of Corn.
sont II by land on camels. The writer il under
Impression that the Austrians and Russians will
2 some difficulty With each other as the Former
sar TO be very friendly to the Turks. An Aus
IA ffigate was then dismbuntns her battery, and
ng in provisions for Constantinople."
Z. s. We have just received intelligence that the
nch arc rallyins around Algiers, and intend ma
! an attack on that cityon the 25ih inst both by
and laud." f}Fy,
AVANA.-The editors of the Baltimore Ameri-
haye received from their correspondent the fol-
ng letter dated (. l.
tnAYASA. May %. 1920.
he frissie Druid, fpdnl Vera CRUZ and Tampico,
Si7o0,o00, arrived here few days since, and
I'd this morning for England with The larger part
rr money. The British packet SphYuS arriyedI
he 25tii from Vera Cruz, aud sails Inis day for
land. The u. s. ship Hornet came in on the
To land Lieut.. Young of N. York, who by the re-
ola gun was bailS wounded, and lost both legs
" the knee by auputafion. He is doing well, |
bears the misfortune and the suffering with ADM.
g tortifnde. lie WHs and Is fGvOuTlte in the
y, and excites great sympathy, not only among
brother officers, but among all his countrymen.
be British Government schooner Monkey boa ded
the Bahama Dank the schr. Portrait, Foster, of
!, from Wilmington, bound TO Matanzas, abandon
y the master aud crew, supposing the Monkey to
pirhte-. The captains refused to leave her
ongh his valiant father fled, and he intcrcep;s all
n TO salvage. The Monkey conducted her safely
Matanzas, when Can't Foster joined his vessel,
ng been picke'l up Ivy ship and brought here.
he Spark, Smith Of Baltimore, sailed hence for
anzas, elst INST. arrived there next day, aud is
inc there for Baltimore. The Dr0zen sails for
mnofe tomorrow.
he prize brig Aleolia was sold 2lst inst. at Key
st for siO5O--hdr White sugars for 80 a IS;
gn dt So 8a7 l-I6.
led at Key West ON the eth May, Capt. James
lson, cf Norfjlk, Virginia
he brig CqcLlo takes the mail to Corunna and
ist proXiIno.
Gillian, Butler, with the mail from Ca
arrived Yesterday in 80 days. This day came in
her in 3ideys, which had been hurried away be-
her time, by royal order. bringing from Spain
eral BiRRApAs md snitc of officers. lie is sup
u TO bring dispatches touching d Increment against
.ico, but nothing is knoton nth certainty.