Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

plce ss sueh cIotn VIII fetch, when tings have
gotgroperly settled down. There appears to me to
behow going on, n sort of general breaking-up of
fhc manufacturing hell. hoe system: il was thin
c"t oi natures It was part of the offspring of the ia
'cSnh SYSTEM OF paper money; /; was q false thing;
aud my real opinion is that il is comma, ,,o,olIv
down, snd will dwinde u, l,.t into very contempi
nc concern, leaving some thousands of biz manu,ac
,ute,s 20 be swept out by insolyont acts, and some
hundreds of thousands o poor creatures now their
slaves To prowl southwark to teach the people onee
more To make their clothes in their own village
IN France IN several parts of Germany in the Meth
esiands' IN denmark, IN Holland, in tho United States
OF AWefica every where tho inventions of the cotton
Sphners ana other greedy devils of the North have
got into play. They will be curse 10 those coun.
ines' too, which will be some little consolation 10
us put .ney WI brcak up the concern here, for
which thank God. like TO sec things iourishinr
III my own fields and gardens; but had much ra,h.
sr see the grass fourishng in the streets OF that hell,
hole Manchester; and this verify believe shall see
or something very much like it.
From Me London Courier Of .yuiv O.
INC SULTAN, according to accounts from Con,tan-
unopie oi the nth ut, is approximating mere and
more TO European habits and Gust pms. No S,yercirns
were ever more the slaves of etquctte--no Po,cnia-
les were ever more surrounded hy ccremonies-thau
the predecessors OF MinMouD. Eoreun Powers
knew little OF thor personal characters, for their Min
listers had only the NEST formal intercourse with them
"A visit OF state upon presenting their credentials
"hen The SULTAN remaned on his throne almost as
motonicSs as statue, and another visit OH their de.
par,ufe, were the only personal knowledge they had
OF the Mussulman Sovereign. Nor did his subjects
Know more OF him. To them the life of their Ruler
was not endeared by that frequent Converse and com
nnnicat'on which are prac'iscd by European No
na'cns Seim was as welcome and as Indifferent
as Mustapha or Achnct. The Prince miph be
chhnSed-hc might have been put to death by th,
bow string, or his scnitar-.4 o,,rd hui sun, is
I"ne, domain dons les (trs. The people, ruled with
tod OF IRON, mourned not his fateor the system oil
tyranny remained the same Aud he, the iuler OF
millions, was himscthe slave of the Janssaries, who
permitted him the sensual pleasures of the llarem on
condition that he did not curb their RIGHTEOUSNESS or
cuEaI! their largcss When consider these things
We cannot but be struck with the vigour and nrasp
ofmind which MAHMoUp has exhibit, cd in Shaker off
these shackles, and in reforming those abuses which
weakened the energies and impaired tho strenu,b
ana welfare OF the empire. Tho destruction of th.
bower oil the Janissaries one OF those bold and
decisive measures which could only have bccn con
ccived by the most enlarged mind, and could ONLY
have been executed by the most pcrseverng and mn.
daunted courage. II was a policy which could not
have been entertainodbv man vino was not resolved
ID set his and life upon the cast and sland tho
hazard ofthe die" The destruction OF the Gigantic
mower OF The Janssares made other reforms more easy
In the mean time commerce was more cncourarcI
and The people becoming sensible OF the Improvements;
OF their condition, seeing the interest which tho
SrLThH took in public matters, and beholding him
often among them, became strongly attached to his
person. But II Is I remarkable fact that, during all
these occurrences, and whilst the SULTAN was Dur.
suing path so different from that OF his predeccs-
snFs' MS Character renamed unknown To Foreign
Powers 1t was not Ill the present war broke out
with Russia, that his commanding talents were &C
knowledgcd and appreciated
The approximation to which we alluded in the
commencement Of this article, is perhaps of the
greatest Importance b.. still it shows and more
the desire of the SULTAN TO establish and strengthen
his throne, and improve the condition of his people
by adopting the usages ofthe other European Powers
IT ~ said that Immediately upon the arrival of the
French and English Ambassadors, he will admit them
20 private audience, in which he will hold free
conversation with them upon European politics. He
lately so far departed from the etiquette of his high
rank rs to dine with British merchant. The family
Of ;he Danish Ambassador has also been honoured
with familiar visit, in which hc entered with much
inere ST into the details OF domestic c-its business
It's studies and its amusements.