Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-12
FOREIGN.
FROM ne we,c York Daily .qIrsrfiser OF .noud,sY.
STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND.

night. which sailed from Liverpool ON the oth May
We have received Liverpool papers Of the 9th, and
London of the 8th May. BY the ship Richmond,
which also arrived last evening, London papers of the
9Th are received
The riots in tho manufacturing districts had un-
happily produced the consequences that had been APP
prehenied. Blood had been she'd Five men had
been killed ut Rochdae. and twenty. five wounded
For SOME time there had been diScontcnts among the
woollcD and flannel manufactures, against some OF
the masters who pay lower wages. 1t was therefore
resolved TO destroy their looms, &c. They carried
their intentions into effect riot ensued; the military
were called out, aud great number of the rioters
were taken into custody and committed 10 Lancaster
Castle large mob assembled before the Castle,
for the purpose Of liberating them. They attacked
the soldiers with stones and wounded one a party
OF cavalry arrived, who fired the mob Killed five,
and wounded twenty five.
At Manchester there had been no further DISPOSE
ton To riot.
Dragons arc ordered fro,n Birmingham to Leeds
Hopes re entertained that the differences between
Inc men and masters Mt SpitalfeIds will be adjusted.
Mr. Connc' had no; yet taken his seat in parlia-
meBt .I
phc liverpool Chronicle states that the importers
ind dealers intobaccO, again M IN arms, in con
sequence OF permission having been given to the Irish
Planters TO have another years growth free of duty.
a numerous meeting had been held in London, at
Which l. was resolved u omen subscription for n
nnmcnt, &c be ercced in Dublin, to the Duke of Wei
lngton
The Marquis of Ahglesea made full explanation
OH administration OF The Government Of Ireland in
the House of Lords, The tth of MAY, and was re-
plicd TO by the Duke of Wellington.
NJ Clcmards de Lafayette has been assdssinatcd
N Paris The day which the assassin committed
'he act, he wrote six letters the relatives OF ms
victn,i which were stopped by order OF Government
lie had been frequently heard to say that Nj. Gle
mard should never die but by his hand; but ms vic
Tim unapprclcnsivc of his danger never adopted any
precautionary measures.
I.oNpoN, May 9Th.
10 rntn ctp1 h. ,lp
accounts received from the manufacturing districts
In fact Consols rather higher.
Fhe Chancellor OF the EXchequer opened n sub
ScrptiOn Tor funding three mill1TS-yestcrddy up
wardsU! eighteen millions were subscribed At the
close, the Rev scrip bore premium OF . to per
cent. Consos consequently adyarccd % 81 %
Letters from the frontiers of Wallachla OF 18th Of
April mention some successes TO have been gained by
the garrison o Guirgve the 5h and alludes 20 the
movement Of head quarters to Kiaiova, with view
10 Interior operations against Scrvia. The Russians
however must first dispose of the Turkish army near
Wlddu, ami reduce that fortress.
-Four ships of the line at Plymouth have Seen or
tvcred 10 te ;Tnt INN cdatcly ready for sea.
ConsoiS closed on the 9Th May at 90 L. sellers
thc Chancellor OF the Exchequcr 10 bring for
wari his budget on the evening Of that day. The Cou-
ffer says be has no other object in contemplation than
the funding three millions Of Eychequer bills the ten
der for subscriptions to which commences this dav
Fhe amount subscribed had reached clG, 500 OO0
rue scrip was at premium of . TO IL per cent.
NJ government ndu given nOtlCe to the Bank OIL
fhgand OF It's intention 10 fund portion of the out
sfandlng Exchequer bills. The subscriptions to com.
mence at The bank on the 9th of May.
a letter from Ancona says, the United States have
failed IN their effortto obtain from the Porte the ccs
sion OF an Island in the Mediterranean They had
opened negotiation with the Greek Government, for
the same object, with every prospect Of success.
statement has been put forth in several papers Of
an expedition 10 Portugal for The purpose Of reno
wing Don Miguel from the Throne. No such project
in cOnfs t,lafto a.
rangcmGnt between the great European movers rela-
tive 10 the affairs OF Portugal
From tie L;rsrooI Co,iricr
LAST or EURoPE.-rhe srute of the weather
heavy rains, and great foods have hitherto prevented
he ltuSslans Coming seriously into conflict. No
abacmcnto .cso.uencss and spirit appears in either
1arty; and after ALL can, with any confidence I
hazard any thing as to the result OF the campaign
Ihe plan OF operations is said to he much the sainc
us that OF the last year, which shows that either
with all IFS difficulties, nothing presents Itself Of more
iacic promise, that there great pcrtinactv i'm
afherng to lie first scheme Of operations The for
tTess1s Will haze 10 be besegcd on tic Danube and
Sh;unla again to BE- b'ockadcd. II tic Russian army
ls 50 numerous that u can do both ana vet spare
iJrce to carry on operations from Varna coastyisc
Tins NAY be well cnOueh. If not, the summer NAV
h+'ii pass away without much change having taken
place ia the relative position or fhe belljGercns
Fhc present favorable time for tho inferno,
sitlon of othcr powers; but the Turk dppcars TO he
IN unni1nuCsabc subject. The Divan is rrDortedi
10 inVc Iue confidence III England and France MS not
hiqng able TO comprehend how the operations Of both
IN Greece can consist with ncutrai,y much les Will
goodwill. In truth, the Allies appear to have done
too much or too ttlc. Naval operations appear likely
T? be more prominent in the ensning summer. An /
English naval officer is said 60 have proceeded 10 /
ConsaiItiuoplc TO command tlic Turkish feet n fine
taah' We soad suppose, unless he could take British,
framen with him. On the OTHER hand, it IS runored
that Lord Cochrane is to direct the op rations OF the
kWSian navy IN The Black Sea. One great hope Of
The Russians appears 10 be in dis.rcsinr tho Turkish
capaforpro isons; Llit Oh the scheme of boclad,s
10y sea and land, the capital by sea- and the Turkish
army IN Shnmla nobady knows how lour the contest,
nay iast' tpresscF no louht upon the commerce Of
either powers, and this has been prond as n r,rc,j
i0r decisive Interference. There is something in Ills
pIincplo' certainly, aud yet ii is d delicate one All
M'5 uiiec- Tie interest Of third partias; but the CIR
IN, s must be pccuiar to give that party
-, FFo c on prirois Correspondent.
Late tbs afternoon tsaysa Lunion na,,or az ti- /