Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

NJ ne prices LOT winch they are now conicndng, We
are inclined tn think that the number who may accent
the proposed terms will be very limited.
.haachester Chronicle.
we wish u were m our power To report fayouraby
OF tho state of multiiaTious manufactures Some
tile alteration tor the better, with some few of our
houses has. we believe, taken place. consequet upon
tue '"rh oi the quarter, but this is trfng and unn
portsnt AS regurds the mass of working popula-
non we have heard OF very extensive orders
having been given out some OF our brass founders
by a commissioned agent" tor foreign shipmeut
uhdst the agreement TO pay when completed. The
agent requires considerable sample, to he frwnreJ
,oa pru'cpa IN London, whom lac refuses TO name.
we hope the brass may DO exchanged tor the goid.
birmingham Journal.
~ the la'e iair OF Lcipsig the demand for various
articles had much improved and very considerable
quantity of merchandise had been Jsposed of This
Is attributed to the demand for the Levant and to the
franchise OF the port of Venice. Large paroles of
draperles had been sold: a single Israeltish house
having purchased $4,000 crowns worth for tho L.
want market Very extensive purchases were also
made Tor Poland.
The Quotidienne avs, thar the number of speecbes
delivered III the French Chamber OF Deputies ON the
budget was SIX hundred and eighty three.
Notwithstanding the late storms the accounts from
france are upon the whole very cheering. The pri-
ces OF grain IN tho different departments still continue
to retrograde. At HaYre some very LARGO soIos Of
foreign wheat had been made at II francs Eleven
vessels loaded with that article had arrived dnrn tho
course u, Iast WEEK. The fine weather and the heat
hau eNiiirated the farmers, who have now the pros
pect OF good harvest nowithst andinp the serious
INJURY which the crops IN that neighbourhood had
sustained from the late rains. From Metz and Cam
nraS the accounts are equally favourable and adyccs
from Nan"s Of the ith ut state that every descrip-
ton OF grain had also fallen price there in conse-
fuehce nt the abundance OF the harvest
Loss ~ The Observation-Disclosures has reached Sin
capore OF the discovery of the wreck Of the Dorado
on the east coast OF the island Of Bntanp AmunU
those who had suffered by this wreck was the Chew
amer Rl"nvl French officer who. on his return from
voyage To the South Seas and China Intending IN
publish his travels in Egypt. Abyssina the Adeile
and most 81 the countries in Asia lost the whole of
ms effects lie had completed all his researches and
after raising at Macao a monument Ia Cnmocns
qultted Chna with vast and valuable collection of
nednIs and other antiquities, Egyptian and Oriental
MSS, plans of ancient towns, &c. His MS of ira
vels, consisting of twelve quarto volumes, an an
Alias, containing two hundred and forty maps and
lost. >O"'
Mr. liuskisson left London on Monday morning on
VISIT TO his constituents at Liverpool. We under
stand II is the intention of tbe right honorable gentle
man, after making short stay Liverpool 10 make
tonr to thc northern countries.-St1l.
ha'i-inay Shares.-A rapid advance has taken
place within the last or taree weeks in the price
ofthe shares of the Liverpool and Manchester rail
way The 1907 shares had fallen as if from the eff
feet OF panic, from above I40 premium to 1901 IRE.
MUM; but they have risen again to 1877 and there
are now no shares = the market.
LoxDoN, August 10.
Ihe DeaMer-Withiu tho last few days a con-
siderable quantity of rain has fallen, which cannot
a N
in reference TO the harvest, ready for the sickle
or has already been cut. Yesterday was however
exceedingly fine, and the wind got round to tho
westward, where, If It continues, we may yet hope
Tor suitable weather Tor the ngathering of the fruits
OF the field, which, at present appear to be in good
condition and abundant, although IN some places lad
with the recent heavy rams,
Mir oCOnue has again beea returned Member for clare
NO opponent appeared to dispute MS peenons,
nioahce occurred to mar or suy his triumph The
us described in tie Irish papers, off IN the quiet
peaceful manner and was remarkable only for those harmless
ebulitiOns OF enthusiasm wlch looked for from
ncrciiul and Manufactured people Il is Glare
ny IrlViduas whose admonions likely 10 sway their
minds MIR OConnel warned them guard against
the designs of their IuSdious enemies, WHO lay
Td"e he 30 many Snnalkins to Pounce upon them the
mo"e"t they passed the lnis Of dcrelion and Catholic
priests were not backward enforcing upon
we are even told that numbers of the eehOders
brought to tire altar where they osny pledged to
elective hanchiSe both here aud sister Kingdom The
esu' has shen that these pledges most scnpulousy
winch Orange magnity has heapcd upon them arc alive 10 the
ae o. the measure which has them rank of
men his gratifying scene produced natural effect unon
Mr. " onmell who liberal pledges to In, new Con
suiens lie promised read through every hill previous n
Its being passed into law; propose the abolition Of titles and
greater equalization =: church lving procure the abolition
Acts investigation INTO the disgusting
winch the press has lately thrown the brother
ARCH aud above ALL TO advocate the pricIu. .(rn If rho
honorable Gentleman fulfil all the promises bIoacfud IN ms
speech he will have abundance Of in his hands and c
may therefore, at bid adeu his prospects the Irish bar
WIihom meaning impeach the Honorable Cenena's SIN;
oery we may here be permitted whether ardour of
innd which gave bnth To these promises will survive the d
nes which nearly AL MS emdesvors experience 10 the
House NJ Common WIN he continue hold out tho flag Of
reform when seHed by the self styled friends Of the peo
Pe or will he partially submit odir when
ne propose. TO shear down the temperatures
ChuIcM MI OConne'i had displayed resoluieness pur
posShnd nsdity o IN situations which would have
made other spirits quail and shrink must he eco
Iece That the GJtna OF Parliament widely different thai
o the Dublin Corn Exchange aud that persons to whom he
formerly addressed hmef vey different order of beings
from The members of the collective wisdom In the Catholic
Association he with Of kindred spirit, who euco-
ragged HIN by their sympathy and cheVe him by their audh
fe was the Gracious of the popular Copin who could
guide tie opinions Of his auditors by the magic charm of his
eloquence, which struck tie chords Of mutual affection
bu ~ the dngy chapel Of St Stephen, he will To- oprfe
bodies Of men who have thrown away the Ladder by which hcy
assembled TO political power and whose patriotism oycr
with the incruS,aonS Of With Them ye.cd rrhi IL
never competition with political good; nor do they hermit
e love oi place and pension bend before cGntry
Upon this compact phaianN OF time sewing politicians the e
t1c Of MIR OConnol All have Lille 10 Influence and even
although no WELD the weapons Of truth and justice aud p them
will the poison Of his saie, they will be- bafnles, m dertc
against the seven hided shield OF cnrsurtou