Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01

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favour OF RUSSIA They found Treaty in exs, cnce
between Russia, France aud Great Britain and thew
executed the stpulations OF it, as they wor,, b,nJ
TO do In the warwbich took place (subs.ouen,lv tn
the Freatvl between Russia aud Turkey tho, did
not Interfere IN favour OF the one power or the oihr
We are not deciding here whether such N po,icv ,,,s
wise or not, but simply stating n matter of fact
The Prince de- Poiignac Is appointed Prime Minister
aud Russia Is immediately told that the appointment
is preliminary TO total alteration in the policy of
France, and oil England also-that the Prince havinn
ocen Ambassador 10 our Court has been induced 20
adopt the policy OF the Duke ct Wellington vino is
thus made the of the recent changes m France
From au accusation 80 absurd we need not defend
the Duke To the people of England. But We know
that there Ia party very active always Paris in
lncuicanns suspicious into the Cabinet of Peters
onrgh u Is on tins account assert that the Duke
ha no more concern IN tho nomination of the Prince
Dc Pohgnac than the Emperor of China and that 10
his Grace and the people of England, il is matter
OF perfect Indifference who are Ministers in France
Ihcir soic desire is to see France governed in such
manner as shall best promote her welfare and pros
perity, and preserve the peace ana good uners and.
ing which happily subSst between the two kingdoms
IL the impatient. anxiety % political opponents 70
una iau' could ever be checked. We should content
ourselves with sayng-"W ait till the Prince has dis
closed The tystcm of his Administration: and do not
III the true spirit of the old Jacobins condemn him
without evidence or think tliat he who has given
snch proofs {" fidelity and loyalty 10 his King and of
ms attachment 10 his country, will lend himself To
any policy winch shall colnproms. the honour of Tho
former, OF the safety happiness, and dignity CT the
latter.
The appointment of Count la Vcrronays az Am
"assadnr TO this country continues to appear very
probable.
From the Londp, Courier augus "a
, u VIII te seen from the following letter from
Pars Correspondent. and the annexed extracts from
the Journal dtss DHbat5 and the Courier FTancais
that the Liberals greatly alarmed at the chnnge
the French Ministry Phe most aIti-nationll pro
jcus are attributed to hem; and among other things
- .at,lt ,,l,,f,.
the Disposal OF England, to be employed if occasion
should require it, sgains the Russians Austria - To
SEND darge force to the frontiers otFuncr To- act as
a police and keep parties IN good order during the
ABSENCE OF the French troops. Accord To the
Courier Francois, the Duke Of WELLINGTON and Prime,
MctiernIch are dcclurcd have conducted their ne
gntntlons with Prince Polignuc so secretly TINT NJ
Portals wus the only other individual 10 whom their
intentions were communicated. These precautions
however appear 10 have been defeated as the condi-
tions OF the pretended new alliance are alrendy pub
lshed III the Courier Francois,
1t Is stated in tine Nurcmburg CORRESPONDENT THAI
the Blond is 20 proceed up the Black Sea under
pretcncc OF surveying the coast
PANS, Aug. 10.
have no new facis To announce To YOU relative f.
the Ministry. The reports relative In tho ras;onatop
~ bourmont, the Address TO the King of the Mur-
shhls OF France 10 obtain his removal and the ref,s
OF De Rigny, are without foundation.
send You u few extracts from some of the Liberal
f"peTs they VI" give yon an idea of the state of par
ties. IL 10 needless, TO observe, that the dinonatr
disclosures OF the Courier Francois are not looked
upon here as resting upon any solid foundation We
nave nothing new from the scat OF war. The Rus
SANS in Pans arc outrageous.
Frorl The JoynGIde. DebdIs nj ITiaes},, l,,,, 10 :,
The Gazette de France of last night proclaims ~
dc PoLgnac the Sovereign Of France. France will
know rne day, says this paper, from what dangers
she has escaped and what evils she has avoided
w believe that the time for making this discovery
IS already come. According to ali appcsrance The
dangers from which we have escaped were nothing
more nor less than an alliance with RUSSIA Fur
our part, Imprudent as children vino play with fire
we nad intended TO publish some articles Ia Demon
strate The Advantages of that alliance. We were
oos enough to believe that in that alliance should
ma Chance, an unhsped for chance, of being able
10 resume place in Europe, ofrcgaining our rank
ana the first rank But Al. de Poligndc has set all
10 rights; he has saved and France in spite of our
selves. in spite OF the Country He hos renson 10 be-
proud, THANKS be To the Gods-Lpndon ia now in
Paris
Fjna1 me LopAna Courier, NJ ,4usua II.
The following letter from Wallachian Cores
'ondent contains fresh details Of the ravages Of the
plague. In the course Of May aud June 80 900 men
had died at the Hospitals of Bralla alone; those in
Wolncha were crowded with the sick, and the in
lection RACED with equal violence at JHssay and a;
Vsrna il is even said that it had reached the Turk
is army and 1t wss hoped that the loss of men which
It had would render the Sultan more trac-
tably DISPOSED towards ptnce:-
FRoNrIERs oR WALLAcnrA, July 90
According to an opinion OF the Imperial Physician,
Wine. Ian EngshmGn), which has been printed and
pub ished, tho raging malndy has connection with
the oriental plague, and ~, he SAYS only typhus
fever, which in consequ nee Of the continual change
OF the weather, is very malignant. Whether he IL
right wrong makes difference whntever MS it is
a fact that the devastalons arc dreadful, and that
great care is taken TO suppress any reports stating
them ms they really The hospitals in Wa.la-
chm, sixteen IN number, quite crorled with the
sick According to information of good authority,
1000 men died in the course Of May and Juno at
the hospitals Of Braila alone. The news from Var
ma is s'iil more affecting, the mortality hus reach
ed the highest degree. The infection nj Jassay il
general The Boyars have their houses closed, and
every body is preparn: to fly.
Tho Russians arc still making dispositions, which
prove plainly enough that they are determined To
continue TIE With energy ond vgour. The re-
cruting Of the corps Of Arnauts ia still going on and
even CONFLICTS are released on consideration ot their
being enrolled. The Notifications OF Sisiria are
put 10 ropair and hospital il built to hold 400
invalIds.
The Chancery of President Baqinskow consisted
only Of three clerks, but he has ordered now twenty
six more out Of Russia