Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17


House Of Lords thus advered to the Memoirs latciy
puorshedl of his extraordinary individual.
ln the course Of this debate, allnsions have been
made TO person Of the name of Wolfe Tone. would
recommend to your Lordships to read his Memoirs,
with view to profit by the !essons of experience
they afford: for who is there that looks ut what hap
pencd ut that time ID ireland, that does not that
was almost by mil acle that the invasion OF that
Try was prevented when the French expedition under
Hoche wassent to it, lfthst attempt had succeeded
at that critical juncure, would inevitably have pro-
duced separation of the two countries notwithsand
ing oil the advantages we possessed from the unds-
puted and unresisted superiority ofour navy COM
pared with that Of France Who that reads Wolfe
Tones Memoirs. but must see that escaped almost
by miracle, for which we indebted to the spe-
c'al interposition of Providence"
According to some Of the Irish editors, Catholic
Emancipation has put stop to the emigration Of the
Irish peasants to America. No passengers could be
had in the port of Dublin, for the ships which used
to be crowded with emigran,s.
The account the proceedings at the public dinner
given on the 22d April in London, by the directors
ofthe ST. Patricks Charity, contains the suhIoined
paragraph
MIR. o Cornell, whose health was received with the
oudest acclamations by the company, commenced by
the expression of hisgra,itude 70 the Royal Chairman
Tor the kind and complimentary expressions with
which his health had been proposed. Ifo felt here
The pride of freeman IN the consciousness that he
was addressing Geemen who deserved tho liberty
which they enjoyed. He had struggled for it long
and earnestly in his native land and thank Gcd that
land was FREQ [checrs] His heart was full of
the subJcct-fra OF JOY and gratitude--and i'll the
course ofa very eloquent Gnd impressive address, lie
took the opportunity of assuring his Royal iIighness,
that his countrymen only sought with him the enjoy
ment of equal rights-the opportunity Of promoting
the welfare and prosperity oflreand-and the fair
advantage which belonged to them. OF making the
fertile soil of their now happy country the source
and the means of augmented wealth! security, aud
power to the British Euipire (cheersl"
On The lih Of May. Mr. W Nh;,p0e introduced Iesou.
committee DO appointed 10 enquire into I'M.
state of trade between Great Britain the East Indies and Chi
na- Th motion resisted by Ministers solely u,son the
ground Of the advanced period Of the Session. who
subject reerred 10 committee Alter debate Mr. Whitpote's
motion was negativcd.
great nuner of petitions have br, presented TO Para
ment on the subject of The East India Monopoly Much inter
Is, excited on this Question: which it is thought will occupy
Tire Serious attention of Parliament future SEASON
CANADA.
In the House Of Lords the lh Of May Viscoun, Code.
rich presented petition from body persons Upper Can
of the removal of Mr. Ju.sce Willis pusne Judge of the
Court of Kings Bench The Duke If wellington explained
said tina, his Majesty had approved Of tho eonduc, Of the
t'eut Governor dsnissDg Justice Willis from his Office
with the di.ion Cormitcs Of the Pvy Couoel they
would be Inclined consider the proceeding very prorer one
With regard TO other points stated by the petitioners they
have any complaints TO make they may did MIR Justice
Willis send petition His Majesty, which, he said was On
oeetionab!e mode of proceeding, and which justice
uideeramy DO obtained because woud lead judicial
inquiry,
Esi Bathurst remarked tina. the dismissal of t. Justice
Wills the proper He refused to sit unless the Chief
Justice PRESENT. and the Lieut. Governor appointed proy
iOGai Jddse and ultimately removed Mr. Justice Willis &C.
Viscoum GoderichAfer what has fallen om nv Noble
Friend my Lords, the point Of order, think Of
pressing c reception Of the petition The best course there
fore that can now take, is to withdraw H.
fire broke out about three O'Clock on the morning of the
@ IN ts soase Of more Is To- Flee, street,
ne FOR time ps Five @ s e
soyed including the Sun Tavern, and several greatly
PoJtusuese vessel re GUNS and sn,,,, r;, DOR L., -
board was lately cap by H. NJ ship Primrose on the
coast of Africa She formerly the Sacy Jack American
large Smugger lately captured the coas, Of Ire
and with 400 bales oftobaeco and considerable quantity Of
navigate the globe.
sero The 18TH rheTe has been disturbances Manches
Ter during the last week. and the appears TO be true Of
e.r M '1e ''neI manufacturing towns In many
s the operatives had returned their But the distress
stu continued aud was very severe
LyIHPoot May leIt said in the French papers recev-
Ell TINS morning. that accounts have been received ou
sans that the Turkish garrison in Mssonsh had offered
The mentioned yesterday the failure of country
hanks confirmed: have sopped payment The morn
ing papers mistaken in asserting that three fail
nres-one OF tie supposed banks is a branch only
t0Iobs and Trao
ti'Bos April 25(Pryate Correspondence )-Tbe Govern
has received dispatches from Paris which apuesT 10 a
greatly alarmed it, for time since the return OF Don M;g
has the arrests been numerous o.
You uDdoubtedy acquainted win the departure Of the
French fgae, the Theis but what probably
offs this ship was scarcely two leagues outside OF the bar when
The police visited all the French settled in L who had anv
connection with the officers Of the Thets-ADother cause n
alarm to the subjects Of his Most Christian Majesty is ina,
since the arrival Of the dispatches which mentioned aboc
the monks have detained in their sermons against tho Fr,rb
ana accuse their Government FLEEING the enemy the
ment ofDJn Miguel and doing every thing to eHbarass IL
CREcE-The affairs Of GTeecs appear be in very pros
porous an since the organization ofhe Government under
Cao dlsas, and the expulsion ofhe Inhdes ko the hoea
although the people have had struggle with severe wants and
suhng and we have heard nothing those deeds of violence
N the country or those ct piracy at sea- which, their enemies
fofetod, uoud be greatly multiplied they once could ce, he
power 70 do III IN their hands The only instance that we
reeoei 10 have lately noticed in which there appeared IN he
ds6ctoD among their governors chiefs that Of Yps
hn He twas sad mad conceived disgust, and intended
leave the country but the latest accounts inform us ina, the
President efuSed 20 accept bis offered resignation and after
making such representations him the case required er
shaded hun 20 Dismiss his jealousy and 10 Iesue his command
Since the foIofooPs have ceased from the laps they had
undeakeD winch were limited by the boundaries Of the Mos
the Greek soldiers had had Opportunity se their eaanv
ana PeFsseance and with such mns ashley possessed have
oce 70 successful uIai they have driven the Turks from,
most OF e hodsup 70 the GufoF Yoo got possession Of ,e
casue OF pan'o we're besceng another fort were