Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-29
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! LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
! BY the arrival at Boston OF the packet ship Anne
! thyst, from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the Pc
ult. intelligence Of highly important character has
! been received We are indebted to our Correspon
dents OF the Boston Courier and Boston Patriot, FOL
slips, from which make such extracts as time al
lows. 1t will be that the Russians are vicoriou.
both IN Europe and Asia. and that Consiantnoplt
will soon be threatened, ii il be already in dan
4 gcr.
| Great Byiiain-1'hc harvest in ENGLAND. upon
the whole, promised to terminate favorubly. The in
Jury they had suffered was limited in extent
The Manchester Mercury, of Aug. 10. saws
Considerable sensation produced here vcsterdu
by statement that one OF the leading companies in
London, for e1eCtiug marine insurances had trans
nittcd instructions 10 their agent IN this town no,
! to grant any policies vessels tor Russia, t-ifi
security csoIinst capture by the kings enemies. nh,
general inference Of course, was, that we are about
forthwith To 90 to with the Emperor Nicholas.
| The Morning Herald says that the Emperor Mich
oas knows that Great Britain will avoid war with
/ Russia, n possible, for the very best of rea sens
! The London papers contain further accounts o
disasters by the late storm in Scotland. Many lives
we're los; on the coast and much pr pery DESTROYED
ON shore. The Rothes- Bridge is broken down, and
many houses in and near Rothes were Frustrated
The bridge was splendid edltice aud cost upwards
Of ca. 900.
4 storm on the ght of the 18th of Aug was the
OF numerous disasters on the coast of Ireland
Phe whole line from Tuskur to kingstown was strcv-
cd with wrecks y schooner, laden with salt and ro-
sin, was wrecked OFF the pier OF Kingstown and five
persons persisted Abrig was wrecked near the same
place, and several lives lost.
The progress Of the Russian arms and the unset
tied condition Of the French ministry had produced
some agitation upon the London Stock Exchange
aided no doaot ny spccnlators, who had their own
objects TO answer by the depression Of price On n,
18th uit there was sort of panic the Stock Ex-
change. the price of ConsOls falling once one ne
cent. This produced alarm and as a consequence :
variety OF rumors. -Four sail ofthe line were tipp
out at Portsmouth for the Dardanelles-hemp had
fallen. IN anticipation of with Russia ST. ton
land an insurrecton the point OF breaking
ont at Paris 1t is said that good deal of Stock was
taken on account of Hebrew capitalists. Consos for
the Accounts opened for 80 then rose To gal when
5OO0OL Money Stock. which had the effect of RAISING
them to 87S. They left oil at 87s. On the 18th the
reports which nobody believed were officially cor
iradlcteh aud the money market recovered from the
oeiia,ion Of the 18th. Consols closed a, S87sI.-
On the 9Th there n further imnrovernent at.r
butcd TO reports. that the Turks had manifested =
willingness TO treat for peace. Consus closed al
381g. There also all improvement in Russian
bonds On tho 18th they We're 395. On the 18th
thew we're at 1907.
FRANcE.--1hc French papers are flied with the
most violent attacks On the government. The
Journal des Deba the ministry IS such as can
not last year; and that in any place where thou
sand people shall be assembled, there 3 thousauf
voices win be raised against them.
An express from Paris, received in London Aug
70, states that Admiral de Rguy has actually refi
sed the post of Minister ofthe Marine, aud that M
De Conny viii probably be appointed TO that hirl
Station III his stead.
The Ministry was acknowledged to be in minori,,
an the Chamber Of Deputies. As an instance of tho
feelings in Paris it is stated hat on occasion Of The
celebration of the solcmnites Of the Assumption
contrary 10 usage former occasions Of the kind the
liberal journals by consentaneous movement made
Their Usual publications. English letter writer's. such
- the state offeeDg IN Paris towards the ENGLISH
even express fears for their personal safety
P1ris. Aug. l5.-'rhe following are the particulars
Ut The generous refusal Of H. de Rigny, which are
guaranteed as accura,e:-AdmirI Rrgny, had stop
ped family business at the seat belonCIug 10 ono
othi- brothers, four leagues from Mouna; there he
learned his appointment from the yBonjteuye which
was sent to- bun by the Project lie immediately So,
out for Paris. where he arrived yesterday evening
and THIS morning az O'Clock, had hours confer
cnce with NJ de POlignac, where he respectfully cx.
pressed to the king lns luvarable resolution Aner
stopping few days wlthhs family hc sol out "a ron.
Ion to resume hs command.
PORTUGAL.
L'b1o, JHY Z9.--Jhe news Of discussion in the
falace oi QuclZ ls current md venerable cro
dhcd. u appca that the personal servants Of Don
miguel and his mother have come to bl ,,s-ih I,,-
Yer arc particularly aDregrj with tho Visconde de
SueIu3 whom they regard as the grand cause Il tho
Wv J.ango OF Mignes pohcy. The Boyalists per
e'te'eHce as the Apostocs call themselves arn defer
u'ncd 10 give him such somps 'of their rne,cv n
az may hnaly send him 10 tie gates Of death
IL ~ sara that ie has already received some blows
Ihcfe can be no doubt but that in a worry eLor,
tirc. We mie t almost soy vll,na fv ,s 49,, .,
Of France VIII sond a minister 10 the King Of porta'
gal. Should this be the cosp England viii C,Ilo,g
Lhe example and VIC should rather suppose I,ord
ber.--,JOha BUii -l'''''
The household Of the little Queen Dom, Mari,
have received limitations that their servdcs viii mo-,
BE required after TIC @Uth August. at which perioJ
the queen g expected 10 leave this country snd re
turn to her father IN company with Try .stcLece
BJthor-in faw.--,ItyOAt