Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
vacated his seat the Bcnch 1t is said that Lord
r1unko't is to be appointed to succeed him in tho


The distress of,ho Ssanesc,urers in md around
Glasgow, is represented very great, aud ON the
ncresse' The Magistrates Of thStcity find it'dif-
nc1it to provide the Starving laboreps with work,
and Keep down the exctement created among them
by their destitute condition.
The committee Of ninc persons Commissioned. to
Inquire INTO tse conduct OF Dr. Knox, Of Edipedfg,
IN having purchased anatomical subiects ffum tlc
murderers, Burke and Hslc, have made thcir report
cx;upatmg the Doctor, DC. acnuittinp him Of ali
knowledge Of the means taken BY the vsins 70 pro-
cure the bodies Al tha,samc time TIM compofSss
ccnsure him, for purchasing uninterred bodes [,;,i,
out greater scrutiny. r - a.. u =, :. "
rhe Courier makes sad lamentations over IN,
passage OF the Irish Relief Bill Itconcludes long
article by rcinarking that "the public must be pre
pared to hear that it will pass the House of Lord,
and receive the Royal assent previous 10 tho a,,rn
ment Of the Easter Holidays" ~
II ie statedby the Times tina: knot of ckpuarss
assembled daily in the vicinity of the two House, rs.
Parliament for the purpose Of insulting the Duke Of.
wellington and other members Of the
and that man is one of tho gang who throw bottle
at the Marquis of Wellesley in Dublin, some two or
three ycnrs SINCE
The Warsaw Government has prohibited the solc
or circulation within the Territory of Russian Poland
of Bowrings Translation Of the popular Poiis,
poets.
The London Colosseum is said to have became ono,
of the most fashionable and favorite places of muse
mcnt. the daily receipts uvetaging one hundred
pounds.
The Lancashire papers state that tho Cotton trade
Is In the most depressed condition, the purchases Se
ing confined to the absolute wants Of the purcbasers
by Intelligence from Smyrna, it appears that con-
ieronces were still taking place between NJ 'Juubert
ana the ke's EHcnd', but without any arrangement
being likely TO take place. until the return of
from London and Paris. The Porte was des;rnr.
that the French and English Ministers should rctnYn
TO Constantinople to conclude the Ultimate
nlcn.s, Il was supposed that tho Russian govefn-:
ment had consented that they should treat unon.
the affairs OF Greece, ana that would accede To.
Whatever arrangement might be made which Il IL.
supposed would be the orerunner ofa peace between
coed on both sides. The Sultan was Commemorative
AsIahc troops upon the points along the Marmora'
The cabinet OF st. Petersburgh has commitment fo
that of Prussia the documents connected with the
late negotiations with the Ottoman Porte. IL il mn
derstood that his imperial majesty has formally do
cared his intention to continue the war till tb.
Porte shall display more friendly views.
Advice from Rome mention that much Distress
was anticipated among the lower classes in conse-
qnencc OF the increased price Of all kinds of grain and
that some measures had been adopted by the locoi
authorities to diminish the evil, by giving employ
ment and pay to as many as possible
, letter from Brussels, contained in the Hamburg
Borsen Halle of March 25, mentions that early in
July an election Of one third of the lower housc &c
the legislative body of the Netherlands would tnl;e
place, which in the present shape of affairs in that
kingdom, is m affair of no small consequence
Two Russian ships of the line, and two fr;ga,es.
have commenced a cruze OFF Gambia, Rhodes. and
Alexandria, TO intercept all convoys from Epvnt
The London Morning Herald, of tho 3ist savs
greae surprise Is beginning to be felt ut no tidings
having yet arrived of the place Of retreat of Ic
fiIgative Stephenson. ~
The duty on wheat for the week endIno ON tho
9TH was Is 3, and on barley 10 10.
10 was reported that there will be n dirn;n,t;.,
IN the next quarters revenue, ending the 5,b "a.
prll both III the customs and excise.
The London Standard of the evening of tho a,s,.
says kungs Messenger arrived Mt the Foreign
Once ut late hour last night with despatcbes frcr,
Dir. Stratord Canning, at Naples. II ;s s,o, V
that he u about to be rcliev ed from tie carcs
embassy and that he will be succeeded by Mr.. Cor
don, brother of Lord Alexander 1t ia probable M.
Gordon will proceed TO Constantinople Z
The same paper Observation-Disclosures Inv. hoo,
IN active communication from early hour this moY
ming. The Duke of Wellington has. since hi. W
turn from Windsor, been visited by most of bs col
leagues. Inc result OF his interview with his Males
ty has not OF course transpred; it is however cont
IDENTITY stated to have been Of most INTERESTING ,rd,
vitaly important nature. The premier sent sevcrai
messengers for the Lord President to attend him tbu
morning, previous to that noble Lords arrival at bs
office. Rumours are to-day even more prevnler,.
than yesterday. f'. .'
According to the Allgcmeine Zeitunr of the Die,
Sir +: Adam the Lord High Commissioner oftbe II,
1,di isahos' had gone To JOANNA to visit the new
Grand Vizcr Rc,scid Pacha; before his dem
Tor the Danube, TO put himself Of the bend ofrho On
toinah armies: HIS visit was supposed Ia be c.nncc
Tea with the projected arrangements rcspectinp
hcuscnld facha being better able to inter-
fere oifectualy in the settlement of that mno,tsn,
question On the Coast of Gambia, the Turks are
sad TO have taken many vessels with fugitive Greek
families, especially women on board and fotwtbs,si.
dng their suppllcations, to have thrown them into
the sea. and sunk their vessels N
The Paris papers of the Goth contain the ,vo Or
qers OF the Day issued by Generals Wteenstcn ard
Deibitsch at Jassay on the eth Fob the one in unit
ing ana inc other IN assuming the chief command Of
his arrival was to concentrate the varons cn,ns s,e
tonGd on the LETT bank of the Danube and 10 prepare
Tor the attack Of Gingero the only place occupe5 bv
inc turks on that bank. That fortress once carried
proceed immediately with the siege Of RnJscb,nh
aitcr which the army would advance TO ioin the d.;
vision cautioned at Varna and Privadi and ende,vor
force the passage of the Balkan, and penetrate 10
LONDON, March Gothic private le,,e,s from, g,
petersburg: this morning, are ola very warlike des
cLPton. gTcn: addition Of cnvalry is going to be