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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01
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Wu,rc,~ Bs rus cAvsf or rss HARD riMrs'
This luc -tioa ~ asked every Day aud vet il is very
easily a ,yycrcd. particularly n people wall take tho
tfouh. lo examuc the present state of the country
and oforr ia, cgn trade II we possessed the fancy
81 the Evcn. Post and could describe in Language as
poetic that which painted the respiration pouring
,wn the manly checks of our hardy mechanics we
iav, doubt could more the sensibility of the
whole nation. But alas we are poor plain spoken,
practical nrn, and only give reasons for the
nurd times in common plain languages. Our figures
mostly rumerical and our poetry possesses lit
SO OF fiction to suit such writers as those who think
tha ther; - need Cor arguments aud scarcely for
supple statement oil facts" Oar answer is that we
nave in tins country goods enough TO last for two
ieafs aud that the money paid for them is either gone
.r gong tn England. The want of this money is one
'ug that dstrCSscs and is evil that we shall be-
Obliged TO bear so long English manufacturers and
agents are allowed to mundate The United States with
goods that arc not wanted, so long we INV with
the hard earnings otodr Tor the labor of
prcign operatives, and give support 20 people
. ether land when in Justice aud d right we ought 10
lake care of those at home.
BY an official return made 10 the House of Com
mons OH the 2ih OF March last, j appears TINT the
exports from Great Britain to the United States
ior the year ending Jan. 5, iGo0, amounted In th.
enormous Of eight million sic hundred and thir
tY-serr' thouSuuf nine hundred sirf,~ r,o,.,,iv
Wnetcen shillings and nine pence sterling and wher
tntiiswe add the cost of freight. insurance Sc
enc adopt the usual mode of computing money so n;
10 allow Tor tir premium OF exchange, the nutt cos
on arrival must have been quito ffy oHion- n dol
htrs.
When wc consider this statement and the fact .ha
with tho exception ofco,ton, tobacco and rice the OK
ports from our country 20 Great Britain during Tn.
same period only amounted TO million sereI h,pi
dred s seventy iiousood fire hundred and my ,r dol
1as, and that this the whole product of tn,
fields, forests fisheries &c. Of sixteen of the United
States including New York, think there can BE-
bat little cause for wonder that the times are hard
for surprize If, in the course Of few Yeas those
sixteen states snuid he reduced absolute be sgary
These facts derived from official Documents; an,
when the Evening Post, or the Mercantile Advertiser
any other free trade writer's controyert them
We shall see u order OF t.ngs, and shall never
again De asked whatcan nc the Of ther har.
t.mcs:"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01
80, N. r.,.ctiN -.

SosfETHiSG ouPIousAuy thing like following twc,,,
Years ago. would have led the good people many place .r
ms TO believe that some supernatural agent been al
diversions, Ia astoDis the natives daoc skill
Nh Cam6eid respectable smith Of this village informs s
that sometime last week. he had pccuIa fire m
ms Jorge fbinous coal to take what nc technically terms
welding neat The Ere covered such manner AZ IN
allow little or no heat To escape and nothing smoke
small blue tane appeared above the roof coal After
blowing fo time he had stop ms bellows for
lew seconds, and when the boy vino tended the bplovs a
DIRECTED to blow again. ne aocdeny made reverse motion
wan tie pole lie consequence of which was an explosion Of
ms be!os with report resembling that gunuoSdcr Tin,
oippe 0I the bellows split, aud tie leather torn from, sim.
WOOD to considerable The IS the short
gwen 10 ire bellows had converted into gaeorecr and &,
contrary motion OF the bellows pole had drawn FIRE from II
Jorge Had the bellows been fully ed serious
m3h have Deenthe result Mr. Camad may be grateful
he lives Ia an enlightened Gs" another century N ,} have
s'nsc'ed MN to the charge and orde Al Of a wizard.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01

iOaf-NDtfH, como AfI =.
4gray a1i Jiurlo-t most shock az ou,fa9.. vas com.
mt,ed i'll Kentucky, about eight miles from this place on the
lt inst negro driver, by the of Gordon who had
purchased in Maryland about so negroes ncludn, al sex.
and ages taking them, assisted by associate named
Alen and the who conveyed the baggaee 10 lin.
Mississippi The handcued and chainc! together
the usual manner for driving those poor wreche while tine
women aud children we:c suffered % proceed without ncun.
trance IL appears ta Ivy OF file the NEGROES uno
served had succeeded in separating the irons winch bound their
hands, in such as TO be able throw them of any
inonent About O'Clock IN the morning, while nrocccin on
the state road leading irom Greenup Vanccbur two Of them
d'op'ei their shacSs and commenced fyhi who the a
E7nor Petit, rushed ~ with his whip compel them 10 desis
Al ths moment every found perfectly liberty and
one OF teen, seizug club, Petit violent blow ON the
head and Land him dead his lpet and Allen " no had
10 has assistance net similar fate contents Of ro
ifed Ivy another Of the gang Gordon was then attack seized
ana held by one Of the negroes whilst another fired twice
win pistol the bah O which each erazed his head m
not proving eectHa he beaten ubs and le for ds
4hcy then commenced paging the wagon, and with an
sp open me tr"nk oi Gordon TGed OF the money aou,
saw ami sixteen OF the ueeSOes then took The vooJ
GORDON, ~ ne mean time, not being materially injured a..
snah by The assistance o Of the nmeu noun, bs
"rse ara Zee; pursued, however, by nfte Gang ON ao
horse with drawn pistol Fortunately be escaped win b
me- baeiy arriving AT plantation the Nero came IN ,i,
VINO men TUNED about and reTeaied.
The neghborhood was Immediately rale and no, p,s,
eve-whici we understand has resulted ~ ,e ca pr Of m
whole gang and the recovery Of tie greater part of the money
even Of the negro and woman il said were c
gagged ~ the murders and will be brought to trial AZ the
oUu = tfrenunsburg MO-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01

fio0, Core Lrerpooi Adrcrtiser, Iuiy p
Tire renewable .nuOry.-1hc late advlccS from
America inform rs that "Francs b. Ogden has been
appointed Consul at Liverpool, risc tie venerable
Marry, removed " encraale indeed in years, aud
distinguished IN worth is the Gentleman thus alluded
70. and although deiicacy fOrbids question any
DEGREES ofa foreign government iu ihe DISPOSAL OF u,
Offices, still we lament, that rcRocaf shoull be up
pended to the name OF Maury in any records which,
the United States could stcw. lis appointments,
emsnatng directly from the "Father OF his CoIntrv "
long and faithful term OF service has luS'ilied the
choice, and shown that the selection of Was hin cton
was honorable 10 his jud Imcnt and lis character.
Few men have passed through life wi moro cs ecm
none have discharged their duties wiz, scJel a.i noe
deSOied zeal ie mercantile navy al America passrsed 4
faithful representative and its distressed searrrn found
IN Liverpool that advice, and protection which robbie,
misfortune of its sting aud opened brighter prospects 20 their
'ew Ills were services, noi professions while bland
courteous manners attached friends, aad concaied-no NJ;
encmes-for the venerable Maury had none No American
Administration thought of hs removal save the present
and despite that deiicacy hich referred we re,er,c
his responsible duties deemed necessary resignation no
rsHoro woud nave shown brighter in the page Of na,oa
gratitude.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01
JOHN J. ADAMS,

-, 9'LOhJEFT HT Ly1tH,
) located IN Williamsburg, and offers his proC,s
sional services 10 tho public. He will procticc
~ the Superior Court of Chancery md lius,inrs
curt held ~ that city, and in tho Superior apd IT,
l'r.or Courts Of The counties Of James Cfy Y,,g
Warwick and Gloucester Al commun;cl,.ous .a,
cd to co., ~ %. n'
" persons having claims against the Estate WIN Nle,y
uih f' :" fo"haian county, the estate oT Sarah a.
lN otcca Cd are requested exhibit them io me- q m, .
we've nonths from he date thereof This notice a. lac ,i
'''' w w. Gains OF al bosc who esicc ibis nore
49,, WILL BOILING Administrator
WV VIC VIII anncNrl nf VIM Mcvburr dec
e,--tio,d oo,t, A., and Executor Of Sarah X Aewln,,n
NOFlCE.-MRs. NELsox continues Icr
boarding Establishment adioin,ng Tie Vyosb.
ington Tavern within City yards oftho Csr,,cI So,r
she VIII be prepared to accommodate $, 80 -,
manner number OF the Members og,bc 60 80 -. .,'
and Legislature, with their fnrnics if rc,;ro5 'o
Good stables, and carriage ho,ses oil ,nd -
rrovcnder and careful Holsters. 80 W."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01
E0REIGN.
Selections FROM London Pspers 90 DE 2sl Js,,,
kEcEvsp Ar the Wua Orr,cr
ii-e,a ire Lcadon Times OF JAW y.


tiswhh pleasure tha, publish poclams,ioa by the
Lordieu,cant of Ireland Saturday last lay which
suppression aud dispersion by legal orcred with
evcnhande justice is also prohibited rio,ous attempts
be mac TO those assemblies down by Catholic mobs II
evident with whom the pTovocaun begiu aud =
not most de,esabe that the benevolent intentions of Govern
pacy Ireland should still be frustrated by spin, OF
mee malignant revense "iou shall pacy Ireland" say
the Oagenen will render the great measure carried by
for that purpose ahortve predictions cnancipa
ton would uo good will be ialsiied If suffer il 10 do
goo The Catholics ae, aving obtained their ptea, object,
may he Content to hear Tor while their ayersaIcs should
indulge IN expressions OF disappointment and
Iet ihc laugh who w, says the provcrh and those who
lose may be allowed 'ocry The intense feelings ofhoh
soon moderate, If ra,ed by collision The following let.
ter IS woitiiy OF AN attentive pcrusal:-
"pvmrx, Sunday Evening
~ wrote TO you Friday evening" that the Prvy Council
would hold extraordinary sitting the rhGnx park S.n.
dv Tor the purpose of issuing proclamation put down the
principle prccx nj those illegal Orauce meetings in the
north, which have the occasion been so m
tunult, and the shedding of blood
~ wrote las, night 'n!sn YOU, tina, rrivy Council had
sat three hours (ron 10 o'clock in the enrun and had
dc'emned TO pu, forth the strength Executive extu
gushing these lawless ssocauons
al send you the Proclamation which the iavoiccrs
the oGcia At tie Cas,ie a ~ mi un al
Large packets OF these prOclan'atOns directed I've for
warded 20 the by evenings post bout the
norm oi Ireland we'll ind""d all Other parts Of the
You will perceive that this proclamation is s.e. by iii,
Archbishop OF Dublin whose anti athletic proenses are -
well known by Lord torr George l aud Attorney Gen
era JOY whose feelings heretofore supposed sim
liar bias Sir JOAN Byns the COMMANDED the Forces, ais
asssed IN Council He had up from mis- nspec
ton m Tie NORTH aud was an important eyewitness Of the State
oi that par, of :ic country
"Ihis proclamation you observe is moro
nan any which has ever been before Ireland IL ap
es 20 an pae-the Orange procession promoters, aud
is sa boo res "i ilc peisaiy cuugrcsaed them
THE election for the county Of Clare just hcen Se e,
"Wednesday 'e 9th instant. The summary years
iing OF 5 and POI iseeScTs aud those registered lately
ascerrained 10 In iowstur .lr Wesley Fitzgerald POS
'vl and 30 tfei,oiers) AMI Tor M oCon'n 76 Il, iii,
ts registry h1t h hehorrS registered OftleSe il
calculated nearly 6nf are pte sai To tor Mr. OCoInrN
By the lori Lic5,caaat ma, os,snei IF Ir,iaR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01
'V TIC f-'FU TT 2 tHFNF VFsI IIWHCI
a PROF LANiATtON.
NORTHUMBERLAND


hrn meetings Of large numbers Of His Na,iys Subjects bay,
'ltiy hc'n held for the avnw prrps- ufcori,,ts no
';al rnS or Cor the manifestation of particular Opinions
pntca or e'sious asn Tor the purose ressn. ~ vo
c and Illegal means such uau.,ai ON
tn the great Danger of the public pea we'll founded
terror aud dread OF Ills Maesys peaccabic cd
subjects:
And whe suci, meetings have rccn, Instances been
acn'c with loss oi FIFE an personal injury to NE,
individuals attending them: =
And whereas have apnTrhcnd a recu:reo. G:
s-r,'H-
And whereas well affected b, unwa:y ,.-e,,s NAV
be seIcod by divers pTeence the sane-We 'irr,
re, 'r ord Lieutenant and Council trng resolved tn pa,
Gown and suppress such meetings and prevent, the rec,r.
renee thereof nave hngit ~ prlciaaiio solemn.
is and strictly warning all HIS Naj-stys subjects on,
henccnh To discontinue the assembling. either the nuoe
81 assisting Such meetings assemblies aforesaid. or C.y
Illegally resisting the and rio charge earnestly uxor,
ilen la TIE uin0t NJ their power e .sco,n,aucc
OF All such meetings and assemblies and theev nev,nt The
dangers and mischief consequent the ami being de.
iernned strictly .Tce the law and the PENALTIES iseref
against persons oenug in the premises do charge and com
mand all sheriff., Justices Of the ueace and all other
.iTacS Officers aud others whom NAV concern 10 be
aiding and assisting in the execution of the nrrvenns
such meetings and assemblies from being held te ..o
ius dispersion and Of the and I'm the f,,
on and prosecution OF those VINO shall offend in the
aforesaid " >7i>~'
Given at the Toisc IN Ills Macs,ys Park the phuix the
: 18th day Of July, l8sg ~ ~
ANT HART, G.. G + Hill.
W. DUBLIN JOHN RADCLIFFE
/ GtiRT H. JOY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-01
G. +. HILL.
JOHN RADCLIFFE.
II. JOY.
+. LEVESON COVER.
JOHN BYNG

" u ~
his ming strong detachment Of the Bin Hpssafs
left town; having been ordered the o1th in cnpse-
qUence -: the late disturbances in the country
We are authorised contradict the statement ,vIicb
mas Appeared in several Journals If attack having
been made the residence Of Lord Dunsly rear
AMI robbery O.! having been cu,amitteJ Tho
whole so.v IS uulrunied.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
Bargains TO BE had here,
A splendid assortment ofFALL and WIN
GOOD s;

Selected from the most recent important,
York. Philadelphia and Ballimare.-l
for Cash, and will be sold at owe>trs,r
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21

Consisting OF superfne black snd irab p,
do. imitation; Drabs, first and second ou,.,-
Casters, RoramS, and also a handsome Isl,
of bows and clldren's black a0d drab p
Of which he is determined to sell as cheap i.
can be had a, any Factory East or We.
mountains. Gentlemen, Of both town ari
nv, will DO well TO call and examine them
Wanied-two boys between the aee
and rs. who can come well recommends =
dustrious habits, and good moral characte,
prentices to the hating business.
Wheeling. Oct :. 1893
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
CHAPLINE g. OiFERRAu

III AZ LIN - q VI L4AAhAIl
At Thompson's old stand, Main street. Nj.
of which the following are a pan.
Superfine Cloths, blue, black, olive, brown
drsb and sieclmixed; casSimeres and Ca.
camblets and Tartan plaidS, bombazelts b-
blue black, brown, purple and cHmson.bB.
let. crimson and cross-barred morecn: Bs..
cortepela bonnet cambria; "a very hrrs
ment of ginghams and gingham robes d
figured Swiss, jlrkonet and book musre
and figured bobbinet linen, linen caubr.
imitation handker;hiels; caubric mu,lms
eros de Naples, black. blue, b.uc-bhck
green. purple, scarlet, light blue and straw
sup. luiestrlng, satin, Levautne. lndIa
sensha,y; general assortment Of LonHe
black, blue, green, pink and white florence
figured and cut silk velvet; tabby velvet w.
silk, silk velvet, Naleutia and Mascies.l|
iaCkunet, Swiss sup. lustrlng, birds eve
twiled silk: bandana, silk flags. sup. Gro. d
pies and flucy gauze handkcrchiCis; CasImn|
mcrino long shawl; meriuo dress shawk. .
mre calico; stripes, assorted; Pittsburgh nl
up cords; steel and wood busks, sir ana
stay laces; ladies' puhs, curls, and bajs n
cloths Of all colors, Tor ladies; black arl +.
silk and sup. gauze yeils black and 81 bite
wells Italian grapes, ass'd nankins mi
grapes; Canton Grape dresses, ursoued colon.
ton Grape robes, at So and upwards: craze
assorted; umbrellas, silk and cotton; mohar
lets and watch guards; beads, assorted. .a
bonuet ribbon, new style; Manlua gauze m
assorted; plain and figured velvet ubbo. 81
capes and caps; thread, bobbinet, cotton
silk lace Irish linens, al from % cents 90 S
sheetlng; damask table linen and cotton.
diaper; brown Holland; padding bucu-
c,nvass; oil cloths; black and white s.s
black and white silk hose and half hose
worstcd and cotton bali hose; mixed ia
ladies' kid, beaver and hosltn glove, gpai
hoskin. beaver, kld and dog skin gloves o.
tuck shell, quill back shell, side, and mod
tuck combs; shell and mock shell side s.i,
cent combs; Brushes cloth, hair, shoe, 500
ilg. ground paint, and shaving bu,he, b
aud crowns, extra cheap; hats for boys Oh
al 81 80 and upwards.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE STUFFs'
FOR sale, BY
archibald 8. Todd.

FEW DOORS below Office Main Wheeling where he has
and neraass
CASH Among the articles are the
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
RARnWARH:

Sup. cast a German steel hand SAWS, ic1aar
american, Crowley English, cast, and shears
Pen and pocket knives OF superior %
Dirk Knives; Shoe and butcher knives,
and Norfolk Latches; Pocket scissors ST.
and trays; Britannia and iron Tea AID liable
Locks: knob, pad, trunk, cupboard and OOH
candle sticks; brass knobs; brass bolts; ff.
knobs; razors; sheep and tmlor's shear. "
assorted; FILES: fiat and half round h.
mill, handsaw, and blacksmilh's files. chon
rasps; cut and cast sparowbIls; snuff ari ta
boxes; screw augurs lrnm2 TO b 81. gnbf
tap bpres; American and Yankee caf
Cork lukstnnds, tea kettles, castings l
Iron assorted mould boards; Plough zoos
Irons.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
NOTICE,

; hereby given, to all whom % may
= mat whereas my wife Lucy Wise ~ =
Lucy Potter hos wiiuly, and wi'hngil y. !
'onaofo OF lawful cause, abseHted herself y
bed and board, therefore I wall NOT aiif iD'
leFecf Pay any debs u her courac,.iin.g;, ,.,.r
October ;, 1920.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
.OOKING GLAssEs. ASsORTE
GRoCnaTRg o EToUons

Loaf and lump sugar; n. o. sugar nl n,
sup. Rio, Jaya, and Mocoa Coffee. impert z
powder and J. H. teas Chocolate b.a.r
Muscaiel ralslns; Dates; Figs; soli .ln.. A.1
Cinnamoni Alspiec; Pepper Cloves Ri~e
dish Tobacco, first quality; Common c.ari1t
Spanish and common Cigars; Scotch ard !
SUN l.. 7. Madeira wine; Tenerfe DO p
%. Malaga DO. Champagne DO Cognne
Jmalca spirits; Holland Gin; N. LDgrl =
WlllSkEN and SALT.
LIVERPOOL 81 COMMON QUEENsWh
dEss, Cotton Yarn, at Factory pr'a
The following articles will be- received 4
times as CASH Feathers, Taliow, Bees N'
Ginseng, Rags, &c.
Ocl. Z "a
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
DOMESTIC GOODS
4 general assortment, unusually "a
BOOTS g. SHOES.

Ladies' black Morocco and seal wcIts;
do clasp and tie lasting do
do do Morocco DO
do Cordovan and lasting boots
do Lasting springs;
do Morocco and calf springs;
do Cordovan and calfboots
Misses Lasting and Morocco springs
do DO do welts.
ChIldren's Morocco and calf boots;
Mems Morocco boots and Monroos;
Morocco Hate
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
FRESH SAIID OIL.


DOZEN BOTTLES SUPERIOR MACABOUGH SNUFF
Physicians and ohe o t
ta1d y IN their he ass
Snroo, will be received exchange
V-u4lul AurI l. Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
FOR. E:IGEg.
orrrcD OF THE JOURNAL OF CoMMnncs,

oEFicE OF THE JOURNAL COMMENCE,
.relc York .JufY 4, Q Z. m
LATEST FROM THE SEAT DE WAR
BY the ship Howard, Capt. Iyiederirott, we have
received the Hamburg Correspondent to the goth
May, inclusive we also indebted to the Danish
Consul for papers to the 23rd.
From the B0rsen Halle May o.
froHtiers Of Vdtlaciin, .4prH 27--On tire 18th
about 500 Turks from Widdin made attempt to
proceed in boats to Kalafat, but were III treated by
the Russian cannon, that after the loss of 40 Killed
dnd some OF their boats aground, they found them
selves compelled to return to the fortress. In
attempting this, ore Of their boats which was OVER
loaded with men, SUM. in the midst Of the Donau-
and all board persisted. Scarcely half of the
number vino left Wddin ON this uhfucky expeditions
lived to return,
A bulletin from Vasi,ui dated AuriI o. Contra.
diets the reported loss Of the boat bridge at Fundeni;
states that the pontoons Of the same had arrived
1nd that the bridge was very to Ire oated down
below Sillstria.
ODESSA, May 1.-The feet under Admiral Csroir
sailed for Sabastopc ON the $50 April, in the direction
nf Bourgas.
WARSAW, May fs.-Yester1ay the Emperor and
Empress Gof Russia made their solemn entrunce into
this city At tire side of his Majesty rode the Grand
Duke Constantine and their brother SIicfmel.J The
| Grand Duke Constantine w6rc the unifurm Of the
Polish fist Light Regiment Of horys, and tire badge
! of the Order Of the Eagle. At the rirf1t of the
carriage of state, harnessed With eight horses, in
which was her Majesty the Empress, rode the Chief
Captain of the ChasH, Earl Moduna, and ut the left
the Chief Captain OF the Horse Of the Polish Court.
a
lvcesl JOYS and the most rgverent interest, every
where apparent:--the kind condesceuson of the OK
alted Monarch, as well as the peculiar graceflJness
of her Majesty, cnptivated every heart. At the
Franciscan Church they were received by the Pr
mate, Archbishop of the Polish Kingdom, and the
clergy: and in the Palace, they were welcomed by
the Highest Officers Of State.
During the whole day great multitude surround
ed the Palace, and general and brilliant umina-
ton terminated tho festival which was favored by
the most delightful wcathcr.
From the Hu1btug Reporter, .5fny p.
The Russians have according 20 letter from BIT
cbarest, only 10000 men in Little WaIlachia
Che greater part of the Russian army having con-
centrated near SiIisiris This would seem to indi-
cate, that the expedition against Seryia is longer
contemplated. -,
An article in The Nnrembure Correspondent, f1cnd-
cd from RUSSIA, says that Prince Leyen has received
orders from the Emperor to meet him at War
say. Lord IIeytesbury is represented in the same
article, to have assumed completely different man
uer, since the passing of the Catholic Relief Bill TO
what nc formerly observed to wear and his geu-
eral appearance is said TO indicate much greater
degree Of chccriDess and confidence than (orrncr-
! Is.