Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26

yes oi oreiSugrein have arrived in the river to day
1 hese eargoes may be each averaged at 500 QUAR-
tois' upwards OF one million of money must be re-
''teo TO pay Tor this grain. There can be no doubt
however That the importatons of grain will occasion
u tine trade in the spring.
Inc .dniquis of Anglesa has appointed three lib
ra rrotcstant barristers TO rs many vacant chairs
OF IRISH counties. M Curran, son of the cccbra
tea orator OF the last generation, has been made
thurman OF Kerry, which is reported to be worth
3iooo per onnunr. Tyrone has been given to Mr.
Aunnct. ~ " 'u''
rs stated tits evening, that information has been received
SON =; S AZ uie Ahnray that the route of MIR. Stephen
NJ Nnwh and that vessel is in chase SHIN IN which
STEPHENSON has taken his passage that his capture is
o p INC intelligence from Lisbon that the Corte
au DC assembled thate Regency the young
Suc.h VIII be appointed
1t now "sceaincd that amount OF S;ct hensons de-
b eS'0n hey NeS S 100000 pounds The reward for his appc
IL said the Russian loss campaiu was upwnrds
Of $1,000 men. NF"u'''
THE CATHOLIC QUESTION.
we have already published the letter of the Duke
OF wellington to the Roman Catholic Primate of
ireland" which went to show very distinctly, that all
'e Fnniors OF an intention the part of the Premier
10 cohcedc the Catholic claims at the approaching
session of Parliament, were without ioundation'
The reply OF Dir. Curtis, to that letter explaining
the reasons for his having made the Dukes letter
Puohc IS also published. 1t appears from this
oemg Tor a time quiet, and leaving their cause to
time, Will not bn attended to by the Catholics
no mite excitement had been caused by the letter
rom the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland published in
the wing OF yesterday This letter, first appeared
IN the Dublin Morning Register, with the followiIp
PREDATORY remarks:
1--WE call the attention Of this country to one of
the most important documents which have ever been
pGoished, IN relation TO the great subject which be-
You'd any other, involves the Interests and ogi,a,as
thc Passions of the Irish people, The letter Of the
Duke OF Wellington has been followed by a COM
mentary upon the views and sentiments which are
expressed IN 1t, which is equally remarkable. The
lord lieutenant of Ireland stands forward as the an
EotGor upon the compositions uf the prime minister
Lord AnSlesea has also addressed letter to Dr.
Curtis. The head of the Roman Catholic hierarchy
Eos mus been selected as medium of communication
WIN the empire by the chief minister and the repre-
sentative OF the Sovereign. The MARQUIS of ANGLE
sea mas by this solemn expression of his opinions
conferred an obligation upon ireland. The spirt of
pohc'I wisdom which pervados what may be regard
cd as al instruction to the government. and an in
junction to the nation. is combined with generosity
OF feeling and chivarous devotion to the interests
OF the country, which give him lasting title TO tho
efectons OF the Irish people. Whether he shall
long abide amongst U.S. or shall speedily depart from
ireland, let him be assured that he has won the
hearts or seven millions of it's inhabitant
me Marquis, who, during his short administration
OF affairs III Ireland, has rendered himself very pop
ular, with the Catholics has been recalled from his
Vice Royalty, by the military Chieftan" of Enp-
land Some of the papcr announced that the MARQUIS
resigned his Office, though evidently from necessity,
II consequence Of the wiaa difference between the
opinions of himself and Premier upon this great
question.-Dut the Courier states distinctly and
with an air OF authority that he was recail6d, and
adds that tins recall was not in consequence of his
letter to DIR. Curtis, since the letter of recall was
placed in his hands eighteen hours before that letter
mad transplred The Courier adds, that ''the Cath
obc question would not have been advanced BY the
marquis OF hngleseas continuance in Ireland nor will
it be impaired or retarded by his recall. 1T is the
Legislature, as the Marquis has truly said, that
must decide this great question:" Ii is stated that
either the Duke of Buckingham, or Lord veruan,,
would be his successor.