Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

S"Ns4oS "Ss', d.oru NiAain fagct, and his two
Youngest sons. The instant they stepped on board
the name OF "tnglesea" burst forth from every lin
every mead was discovered, and while he pull, round
the harbour to his yatch the Pearl, in which he en-
parked, the cheers were long, loud and continued
tiiS cXccllcncy evidently deeply affected with
these demonstrations of Irish grattiv and repeat
ediy acknowledged their greetings. us Two younc
est sons were powerfully affected and as they weT,
entering the boats, they burst into tears. Tie Pear
immediately got undor way, and proceeded two ~
three miles IN tho Bay, There sh, was met bv III,
Escape Government steam boat, on board of wlcl
nus cNccichcy got, and was salu:el by Che Pearl
"'!ch vessel retired 10 her mnorings in kingston,
HA'o''' o"cf'n Eee"ins Post, Joaaary 90.
F1rhai"ed. The meeting of Parliament, whicl
N5 to take place on the 9Th February, was anticpa
va WIN intense interest. The two great subject
of dchaeration will be the Catlo,ic question an,
That oil tic Currency.
distressing Caia1aity.--On the Cd Jan forty mcr
anu thirty horses were killed at the mines of Iops ID
dump. IA
frci1h Corn .Ia'set.-The French ports. cxcep
idarseilies aud Bayonne are now shut aGunst the OK
port OF home grown Corn. All the. French port
are open to the import of foreign Corn, EXCEPT Ror
ceauX, Marscil!cs, and Bayonne
Notwithstanding the bad weather at this season o
VIC year, great activity is observed in the Enulisl
III tie MedIterranean, and every thing Indicate
mat important events at hand. Ii is said that
Norlh American squadron Will appear in the ircbi
ee'ago next spring: circumstance which oivcs ris,
~ al sorts OF reasonings and political conecturcs
he English vino trade IN the Levant, and cspecull,
nose Who are ready TO freight vessels are nlarn
AZ these reports. 1t would not be nj all inprobnb
IL the fortc should acccde great Comm rciai udyan
ffaScs to'the United States of North America m,
IncS might assist in their contest with the Greeks
nose EnriiShmen, who are so much Interested i
the preservation o. the most perfect harmony he
tween Their nation and the Turks lone for the rcurr
i OF the Penipotentiaries to ConstantinopIe. Tho
fFench nave phiiunthropic views, and cannot per.
suac themselves that the most powerful free state in
She new world consent to assist with is nova
ioEcc, III the oppression OF christian nation even
bough the state should derive the greatest advanto
ges rom IT. 1t seems that the North Americans arc
seeking greatly to extend their commerce in the Ar
chipelago and that with this view they nrc nenotia
ting with the Porte, whuot interforirie in nnv man
Der with the affairs OF Greece: but It is moi TO hr
supposed that the policy ofthe United States of North
America thinks of c1untcractno the objects of tbe
three principal maritime powers of Eiropc Not.
WIliStanGng the declaration Of the blockade ofthe
DHtuanelics, numerous cargoes of articles not con.
tian9nd continue to be sent from all the ports ofItah
Tor Constantinople.- French Paper
Glasgow 2hea;yc d;,r...-The Glasgoy- Theatre
destroyed D Fe Saturday the loh jan occasioned bv the
careesSes OF person who had charge the gas The FIR
was hiS discovered IN the interior by the performers hie
sed Iii the rehearsal of Blue Beard Carpenter was
SEM To loon after IT. but had already made too much
" @ ana ePernmerS were glad TO escape with their
iiNe % any he articles they could lay their hands on in the
hurry OF the mOYcntAr Seymour Lost every ,Ing
inc Wholc"i the valuable wardrobe DESTROYED
assortment; OF new scenery, which was 10
have been shipped in day for Belfast .sTlr eynensc
Of cIec The Theatre was no 800 The porrctors have
The Edinbu.g .Murders:--It has been oscortoina,l
that the number of murders was not so rreat as lad
been at first cDnjccturci. They probably exceeded
Twelve, h'It were not score III number. The wo-
man McDouga has disappeared from Ednburg and
It is not known where she went 10. Among her Other
relations she said that occasion she and the
concubne of Hare overheard their two protectors
talking over their cups in adjoining ROOM when
are SAID that they could not be at loss for subjects
az when others failed they could kill the Wo..en--
And it was agreed between them to kill McDonral
INST Hare is yet imprisoned, and is supposed he
VIII be tried and convicted other charges. Nr
JEFFREY IL engaged Senior Counsel for the pose
cution, by the friends of Daft Jamie.
man named Patterson lad been in the practice
OF pun chasing the subjects from Hare and Burke for
tlO, and selling them at profit OF Is. Burke saws
ne IS resigned to his fate; but the wretch assigns as
reason FOR his wishingto have Hare convicted be-
fore he is executed HIMSELF that he ''is afraid the
spirits OF the future victims whom Hare would Kill
nsct ut iargc would rcproach him (Burc0 i'm the re-
Iions o. Bliss Tor not preventing their unticy death
by the ofcial table Of the French Revenue /, m
pears that the receipts for 1928 GOO 900 razcs
or about million and quarter over those Of 1927
Inc German papers state, in a communication from SMYRNA
a tn negotiations Of MIR Obey tie Consul witt
hd been concluded with the United States advan,ageosy &c
o Countries Phc Pacha Of Egypt is said TO have advised
o "''' TO grant al possible privileges to the Americans
Iicm 10 care RED .NoseIhe following recipe "o cufe
icd Nosc IS gwen in little wo; published within these few
days, and entitled Tho Simplicity Of lIcalt-.'Iut strip n
men, io!f4l and snabcd IN VINEGAR tire organ affected cr
gg 10 bef and there suffer remain ill morning I've
shi Lc happy 10 -lr from any of rc.noscd sbsc
ana such we have 'at the experiment las succeeded
ioyd RproaAr Moore said lie busily engaged .yi,f
his life Of Lord Byron
Between two and thee hundred rc,clants and rriero nd
Vddas have transferred their accounts to tie Bank Of England
snsc the failure of Remington, Stephenson & Co.
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