Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-18

cheering P~sSu Annds' shea'
~. Toe a so., ,.; shilling FIesholdsrs' Dishsnchissmsn, Bill was
The House adjourned at Two O'Clock I'LL hiondsy'
Still LATER FROM ENGLANp.-rhe s,,;,.i .,
the Amethyst packet ship at Boston, in 90 5svs
brings our intelligence from London down to the
2Oth OF April, brt adds nothing material to il.
The Cancellation bills, as they are happily called,
had been well received in ireland, and a dinner was
IN preparation at Arshcll, at which mnny ofti,e lead.
inS gentry and clergy, Protestant and Catholic, hat
signihed their intention Of attending.
The Duke OF Wellington's health had suffered BY
ms arduous iabors, and he was % leave town for the
country on the goth.
LonDoN, April iT.--The French ministerial Pa.
per, the Messenger dies Chanlbres, contains an article
Oh some interest from Ancona, in which ID is re-as-
serted that q new Protocol had bceE signed in Lon
doh by The Ministers of the allied powers, extending
the limits OF Greece to the Cuffs of Arta and Volo.
and that the French and English lenipotentiar ies
were going TO CoDstantinople, to make the Porte
consent To this extension. But, il is added. that
whether the Sultan acceded or not 10 tLis flesh pro-
posal Tue British Ambassador Vas to remain in the
Turkish capital, from which il is, rather more ART
fully than truly, inferred, that whereas France and
Russia acted perfectly an concert with respect 10
Greece, England participated in their determine
tons only Oh certain conditions Courler.1
Frontiers Of Mokiaria, March 2y.-"Accordiup 10
me last news from Jassy, the Russian head quarters
VIII march By the way Of Fokschan to Bucharest
ord arrive there the 27tll April, but still there are
&C." preparations atJdsSy Oh account OF this removal.
Ihe marching oil troops towards the Danube, by wav
OF Foltschan, and to Bulgaria, by way Of Ieaktscha.
Continues without interruption; but of The cavalry
many are disrnouDted, and will not get their horses
before the end of April. The provisions which the
army receives out OF the South cf Russia. sra worry
great particularly immense Quantities Of hay. trans
ported from Tbekutzh. and Foksehan TO Gajlaez and
Brnil!aw. A chief magazine viii be established for
tle army IN Bulgnria, and 4 20. tDon thrown over che
fiVer at PerdleskCI al the entrance of the Ja,aoitz.
INTO The Danube. Tie building Of the BRIDE q,
iiirrow is urged on very much. but the convoving In,
materials gives much trouble. rs cattle for draurht
are scarce, and the want of forage and excessive
work, have produced S 1si! ! rayages amuncs, them.
The Danube Is quite free of Ica near Gal!aez. but
Mt the breaking up many lives were unfortunately
lost. The roads are very bad.
There Is little expectation that the onerations in
bulgaria viii commence before the berinninr of NAV.
The DlvanOfM 1ldavia was recommended ly the COM
handing Field Marshal to ongug re TO furnish in the
course OF tins year, $4,000 oxen, and also 20 take care
OF 10000 horses, which Will pass Moldsv,s IN tla
course of May. At the head quarters of Jassy, 100.
600 duca,s have lately been received.
Letters from VarGa state that there. ani AT Kayar.
ma, vlctuals are very dear: Il small loaf of bread costs
, l-S an okeT; COMMON wine 8 l-2 Diasters.
LIVERPOOL, April 13.-The import of cotton this
week and the last, has been extremely large; but this
supply seems to have been waited for by the trade and
the demand was pretty good this week, par,icula.ly
Tor american descriptions, and we can make no
cnange IN the quotations of any kind. The sales
have been 6000 bags. Upland Georgia at 5 l-s a
Q 3-8; 85 N. Orleaps, at . Ia a I'd; and 10 bales at
y sd; 1890 Alabama at s a 5 rs; 50 Sea Island at
Q i2 "A 9 Sd, Sc.
!8PrH 2l.-Tbe cotton market continues without
variation. About 500 bags Brazil, and eco Ameri-
can have been taken for exportaiion.