Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28

iosi ones whist the SAIL anu enterprise OF blit'sh
seameO, and the avidty of British merchants will ca
silly Surmouns 50 feeble an impeachment.
London Evening Paper gives the following ni'-
stance OF an insult To the British flag the part oi
the kossans, which, fcorreet, demands prompt ulI
ana exemplary rctribution:-"A Another gross Insult
has been offered To the British iag by the Russian
blockading squadron ut the DardaIcllcs. 1t is more
atrocious than the of the Charlotte Wyle. The
Culumblnc, bound from Liverpool to 'Constantnopc,
vas boarded by the blockeding squadron anu tie
officer in command, satisfied with the papers OF
the ship which regular. aud in compliance with
the Jictum Of ts new naval despotism, proceeded
to break up the chests aud boxes of goods and to cut
the bales of manufactured articles, destroying the
cargo, and defeating the objects of the voyage.
There y further charge against the officer and his
crew: they have seized many articles under the plea
OF their being provisions, and in fact plundered the
snip The present case Is serious that the whole
affair has been transmitted from Const sntinople tC
the English Admiral with a request that the goeds
may be restored, that the Russian Admiral should
immediately give der upon his government for Tia,
amount Of goods stolen from the English merchant
vessel. Another English ship is missing. supposed
TO have been seized by the bockading squadron"
Mr. Labouchere brought the subject of the Cana
dams before the House of Commons on the 9th. Hi
object was to induce Government TO treat them lbe
rally. The Canadians, he said, were Us ut t. man
age their internal affairs any people in the world
Sir J. Macintosh concurrcd III this opinion. IL up
peared from SIR George Alurrays account, that .
liberal system of legislation would BIZ adopted Il
soon Us ministers had sufficient information.
We understand says the London Examiner of Jun
Z. that Mr. Broughan has really been invited to nc
cept ONCE by the Duke OF w cling but that il la
not been found practicable exactly 10 meet the vie~
OF tho Hon. Gentleman the post which he ouch
Ito fill The Mastcrship ofthc Rolls is said To be Tn
situation which Mr.. Brougham would accept; bu
tlcTe Is here very little prospect oil vacancy, for ST
John Leach has within tic last fcw DAYS declared tia
his health ~ better than Ire could have expected it Il
pc alter the DANGEROUS operation which he has un-
dcrgonc an that he has ntcntlnn OF retiring from
office. curious runour Is circulation, viz
that the Lord Chancellor is ccriunlv 10 retire an,
20 be succeeded by SIR james Seurlett who is to b
replaced by Mr.. Drougham Attorney General
This however is not az all accrrdi,e, bv In,
Members of the Bar.
FH.4.NCE.-M. dc Chatcanbrand has had fre
quent private audiences of the King ofFraucc. I'm.
portant changes were expected to take place in the
French Ministry.
The general discussion Of tie Proiet of the Law
OF Finances was continued. On the ID of June, the
Minister Of the Interior M. de MGrtignac) made a
long and able speech in vludcaton tao Adininsira-
ton, and gave various explanations respecting the
Communal and Departmental Laws, the wLdrawa al
OF which gave so much displCasure In the onset OF
his speech he observed, Il far, gentlemen, from
being astonishcd, complaining OF the different and
reiterated attacks 10 which we have been exposed
within the last three days. add that ain still far
her from being afflicted at them. When our con.
science Is tranquil; hen have been guided in all
our actions only by sincere love of the public good
We congratulate ourselves finding an occasion OF
ecapHuiatng our acts, andappealing from the rigour
--soinctmss unjust o.! adversaTips--to the rood
aith and inpa rtiality the pubic"
from Tie GdscAe dc Fi7Dace, .Tuae d.
On Monday, NJ. PInart, Justice of the Peace. of
lac ACCOMPLISHMENT, proceeded to the removal OF the
seals placed Oh the papers of the Tx Director Bar
rs in iis hotel, Rue dc Cbailot, No. TO III presence
the Marquess de la Morelic, Delegate of the Pre-.
,ct of the Seine, and of the lawyers OF Mad Barras
The Marques de Ia Morelie found that the port
Dlios that were sealed up contained papers inter
st lng TO the government. han only family documents
nd papers unconnectcd with politics. Such is the
nd OF the business which we have mentioned to our
caders 1t is affirmed that the Memoirs of The Ex-
Director Barras will shortly appear.
It is affirmed, (says the Courier) that Viscount
>hateaubriand will leave Paris at the end Of the
month, or the Pyrences-Gor the benefit Of the wa
ers.
From the .4igemei,.e Ztihoag.
Florence, May, I7.-(From Mr. Eynard )-"Col
leIdegger confirms, letter dated Napoli d. Ro.
nanIa, the I'd of May, all the adv antages gained by
nc Greek troops III Livadia, under the command Of
General Church. The Castle of Rumelia surren-
Tered t. the brother Of the President OH the oGih
March. Thus the passage of tlie Dardanelles of
4epanto. which Is OF much Importance 10 the
Greeks, Is IN their POSSESSION. Missolonph was on
the point OF surrcnderRg. The President states
that the Turks have caudidly thanked him for the
conduct OF the Greek troops well the punclual
execution OF the captuaiiOn. Three Companies ot
infantry, one company OF artillery. aud division of
regular cavalry detached to garrison the Castle
Of Rumelia Col Heideggcr adds--our regular or
ganzation advances, sensibly. This corps consists
now of $3.50 men, comprising four troops of cavalry
one company OF seamen three battalIons Of infantry,
battalion OF artillery leach battalion consisting
of six conpanles) one company of worlinen (oauri-
ers) and one company OF nyalids. All these troops
are newly clothed in the European style and com.
plctely armed and equipped
The newly-establlshed arsenal under the di-
rection Of officer Of artillery can supply all our
wants. We have about 1900 muskets manuiactu.
ring, mostly new and about 1000 under repairs all
according to French patterns The military at Ma
poll, Argos. aud Corinth, are provided with clean
feldbcds. The Board OF Clothing is very usclu and
on the whole, military Administration is well or
dercd and efficient. NJ. Franquct, one of the Young
men whom you recommended. is intcndant of the
same. lie is great acquisition to us. A fourth
battalion Of infantry is forming. The Orphan Es-
Enlistment contains $50 wplfed and neatly clothed
children, instructed OH the Lancasteran plan. All
this effected at moderate an expense, that the
President was astOnslIcd thcreat. lie has assured
Inc Of his perfect satisfaction respecting all new in
stitutons he had not yet seen as well as at the pro-
gross aud organization Of the troops. Patience and