Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

by thousands succrs IT, met and greeted
branches IA hes hands, The rad had nl afny green
anee OF aconnued grove Al towns whrr, ~ sppssr-
Drew up y Tee before the of his hotel In , 'ney
the No., & musicians play cd haional airs The people IN
ean on'e gathered about the hotel aud when Or n..
Vas ready 10 set out AGAIN, there were aLou, 10 600
so,sed ~ the streets "A the procession moved ON !, iness
49, en nesee ,at tho journalists do pretend 10 esI
m1n MS numbers AZ tie Ennis side of Craoa woDd cron
,ha, po, i n na'ansne to the people reminding emtha,
@ .,c multitude another speech Six Mile bridge acct.
Scn, @ obren whohas two in Parianeni-onc
WI, county, aud ihe other tho borough of Ennis of
navms broken his promise support OI onnc rsh, no. 81, H.,
astlanen For this lie sad 81, Edwards sou would soon
walk on, 81 tie county, and when he got into pn,,,
hc'orc The country the monopoly and CORRUPTION of
a,, ~ ny te other This declaration was
followed 10y trrme"doo"s cheering.
ne multitude now became dense OConncps csuas,
@ H move q. 'e rate oi mile hour aud was near
one o'clock on Tuesday morning before N, reached rnns
de-" ,6 mar % .e people observing that lac had adj
ON that day that he thcreioc exhausted IL, h,r i
' ms p a ms resolution to serve them were m-xhaust
eow'enzens gross, papable aud pa,ry injustice when Lc
he sd THAI the electors would give those men an
nv OF repeating their injustice towards Them. CAS- MIR UTon
Mir Otonel proceeded complain Of the taking away of h
iy smiling franchise aud said that he SURE ,bcy would
give h"' Am opportunity of having TIA, ianchs. restored
sa' mat he had promised them religious freedom and had pro
10, ,ie" they We're now free, and the Bruswckers
VINO would rn up tie whites al their eyes they nut their
us sy INTO the pockets Of The Catholics and WHO would
,h; GOO A,.nhSny fr tue ready money, longer
eI masters The Brunswick clubs of Dublin had sen, doyr,
poor bno and his landoa brother ,stanchse IN. bravr
neenole5' aud crooked eyed Fitzgerald on their side
re cared on the gentry OF Glaze separate themselves from
ne Dublin bloodLons and JOIN what was intended for lie
GOOD n the people lie Inquirer good any member b.
ever done in Parliament county OF Clare excen, - eau
faces o' ms relations and he promised he would NO, Re
done away After several observations of similar nu &c
me pnsed the people to address te again next day and
wspapcrs and otherwise. ~ ~ A'ous" inc
Que of the Dublin Anti Catholic papers saws ,bas NJ, oc
hol has not the slightest chance of being elected The.
oI, mat MIR VeSey Fitzgerald will appear jas candidate a.
london article of the 18th of June saws the M,d,;,..
counts 10 the 29i of MAY, that death of the O,e
had caused great in,rsucs to arise there The , ~. queen
Carlos endeavoriug to persuade the KIM -, , OF Don
'vor ct his brother but he had refused and 49,;
detention of taking fourth The FRINGE Of pas,ana
Anhas'ador from the kmgof the Two Settles was cnpovss
h ,saSe with the Princes OF Naples, Slas
From h.e Messenger dss Ca7Lres (,he French s.uoof.,
pa c. -, paper efhe an Jo,e.
h's " Junr-ihc respective situation of those rovc,
parties 10 the Treaty tie oil, July, at present p
auenon 1t is asked whether Russia has remained ,y;,, ,
limits oi the conventions agreed upon 10y the cabnes Whr
inc intervention of the imperial arms in the Ottoman .r,
ana above all the blockade of the Dardamclcs are moi man
, v.a'on oi the treaty extension given Ia the Objects
wo" me parties who sgned that treaty proposed themselves
.ne'Sag, giving the substance Article in the I'm
e'iVe 10 e naval force under Admiral Sir r. Malcolm AMI
It's 'cenoy To pot an end to The blockade OF the Dnrdanc.
s"y-Nhai are to think of this language WIN EnSl
h'csnr hostile aud menacng RussaY Win il copi
se a. wholly released fon the Treaty 9th of JULY We do
therefore merely political writers that shall ,eply ,o
deaons that have IN them nothing authentic or Official
a "at can Toe considered as violation OF the Treaty con,
oiIted between the three powers. ' ''-
When session, lions ,ye,s o;,..
Tue RUSSIAN movements, It clearly shown that +, wa. C
p,sy i"'e9n 70 the terms OF the that Russia derived IT,
Hht to make war from grievances Ms own winch II lii
against me FoHe and that therefore, Great Powers Con-
-" ,, wv y, only TO watch over the general result
lhis principle clearly established Russia corus,
war WITHOUT opposition results OF various kinds occuIed u
TINS year extensive plan for the campaign SCENE.
he adopted Russia acts points The Inv asn
ann IS accompanied 10y the blockade of the DarIauelr
we nIkaHe sanctioned 10y the right Of beligerer, power
rance has never recognized lrckads hui ou. ~ 60,
The English maritime law Of mose extensive annI;c
nc annals OF Loyds Coffee House prov this during the Ia
extent IL Is business Justify the couSronsna.
may result from the blockade the Dardaneies ~
II the Russian squadron does any injury to neuals bevo
what the law OF nations permiisfits blockade is not ecc,
ou mere decaTaon II u certain that the neutral powers
en 10 protest against the extension of the rights which
war gives; bu, Is impossible 10 deny the rights Of beiree
to establish respectively bockades dc facto 10 hinder he -
Piownenl or dcv eopemen Of their forces. ~
cannot then be a necessity Immediately throw
"ssh MAYA force into the Mediterranean 1.-THE object ",
force which would cyidenIy rsc = ne more Just; bu
he respective situation of the States would MAKE 80
e enemy OF Russia; 1t would put end to the ne,I,aI
As Tor the humiliation OF Turkey as a pnve,w,hs -
supposed TO be entertained by Russia-thc las, o,mnas
proved that would not he easy measure even on tbs
position uat tie Cabinet Of ST. Peersburph had no, ono,
itself ~ " " VIII CoHi
Besides, what proof by which we can d;scoye, en-,
design And these pro IS sufficient To auhoyc h.,i,
,e .,e llHeS reflect on the questions: viii see that il
't E'e,;; WIN "a nue. NE PRECIPITATION
"oi 9 ling 'ne monuments OF Egypt reached the ex
cember. VIZ 'is' '"
- ne letters OF NJ. Chanpoion, jun are dated from o.
Haiia, January, 1929 They furnish interesting nar,c
concenng the places situated between cataracts
especially the great temple Of Ypsambou The travellers
ercd from the cold after having passed the opc I'm, hev
IN excellent health at the date OF these letters
Ertract' from ne reports 9r The British HOus,
Ctmmons OF he or June, 1929.
NATIVES OF INDin
Mr.. lynn presented Petition from ( fG ~, u
Gtahs' and % llndoos praying that the natvc
iha,a might be eligible to sorvc the Grand il,
III 'hei county, In his opinion, the greatest SER
might DC rendered TO that colony, by a more enla,
policy being exercised towards the natives md
castles. as II was impossible that 20 large nm .,
OF Country could be sufficiently peopled by Euron
10 answer all the demands that would be made
tncn. AS 1t was Of the very last importanco
Europeans should be encouraged to settle in I
he thought they ought to do every thing in
power to improve the administration of Justice;
he hoped, therefore, for the sake Of the inhabii
and IN order TO secure the pcfMancncy of our
pure III India, thnt ll,c attention of tho Govern
would be- directed to the prayer Of the pctitio
Mr.. " Uhimore thought the Petition of
great iupOrtnucc, and admitted thnt fIe coroa