Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-01


and privileges Including personal safety and free
trade in the whole Turkish empire. THIS has pro-
badly been done upon the suggestion of the European
ambassadors at Constantinoplc that these islands
which are excluded from the territory of Greece
ma, not give cause to any further complaints on the
part oil the friends of tho Greeks.
we nave heard, upon authority, which We are
disposed to trust to, thu; it is tho intention Of his
majesty King William, to visit Scotland, accornpani-
cd by the Queen, at distant period. Arrange
mens for this object, it is said are ulrea DIV in pro-
g.ess The loyal yachts are being put in state
OF PREPARATION and in the of his late Ma
Jesty visit, steamship is engaged, Of ad-
verse winds, to take the yachts tow The route a,
present spoken OF is to Edinburgh direct, where ,he
yachts viii leave the King, FOR the purpose of oinp
round TO Glasgow, which place their Mpiestes Intend
to visit, anu from thence it Is surmsed, they will
proceed, cia Belfast, to Dublin. The drawing rooms
VIII, OF course, be particularly splendid from the
circumstance OF the Queens accompanying her Row
al Consort. She will be the first Queen of Grca,
Britain who ever visited the Scottish Metropolis.
and We be!icTc the first English Edinburgh
Journal.
Trade With .Verico-In couseoucnco of m, ,or,
great uneasiness that pervais among the pa,t,cs en-
SaSed IN trade with McNico by reason of lntelpcnce
having been received both of the landing Of BODY
o, troops al Havanna: and OF preparations bang
IN progress at Cadiz for dspachng additional mllato
rc'ntorcemenis to that port for tho purpose of ma
Hg 'ntther attack on Mexico, tho committee of the
LONDON south American ami Mexican COMPANY
nave addressed letter to Lord Aberdeen Forsun
secretary OF State-cnquring If his Maiestv's Gov
eminent Is IN possession of any information of the
Visws OF the Spanish Government which NAV s,rro
us .eh'Ve me anprehensions now entertained or in
uuerent case to guide the parties interested MS 10
me course they should take for their own security
| LORD Aberdeen says, in reply, that bis Majesty,
government are aware that Gctachments of troops
nave recently BEEN sent from the ports of Spain
to Cuba, which alleged to BIO destined TO
reinforce the garrison of that Island; but whatever
suspicious may be entertained of tho ultimate dss;1n
., me arinatnEn's' his Malestys government have
- ,rN,r
the belief that any Immediate attack unon M.yicI
was IN The contemplation ofthe Cabinet Of Ma,Ir,d
1 he toliowing Gentlemen have been sworn in M
Mins Council IN the Court of Chancory. in reand
HeSSTS' Cl-oghIin, Shell. Marthy. Litton Green,
Ball, Belcw, richards. 7. Smith, West and B,sso'
net Messrs. Cruice and Farrell were also to have
oecn sworn, but were absent ct Sessions OF the n
ooVe number. SIX are Catholics
- From the Liverpool Albion, July 10
ne iail OF Aiglers is q most Important event, 7,
VIII break up forever that nest Of pjratcs who Far
nave set the powers of Chrrscndom u; de-
nance, and carried thousands of her children ;,to
hopeless and cruel slavery and Will Omen I'm n H.
ropean, free and an uninterrupted passage into cen
.Fa Africa, which is but yet terra incognjkr and
INTO which the light of civilization much Ir.s ,f
Cnfistianity, mas scarcely penetrated That civ
WhcI has repeatedly bsled the combined attacks of
the fleets and armies of different continental pn,sn
tGtes should DO taken IN the space of few DAYS nv
the irench army, IS cIrcums ance hIphly credit ,Io
% the skill of the commander and TO the bravery If
inc troops. The Algerine campaign like the Trrt
lsh one, affords another striking proof oftbo snD.;
OF modern tactics over the tactics of the last cen
Jury, and OF lie Infinite superiority of few disripp
cd troops over The irregular hordes which sem1h,-
barous powers bring into the field
@hether the French will retain permanent posses
SION OF the city and state of Algrers, as question
winch now engages the serious az entiop of tho ro
ticlans both of England and of France IF !, be in
tended 10 annhilate tho system Of WIN, sl,vory
winch To The disgrace OF Europe has existed for cen
turIes on the northern coast of Africa: f he dso
eff NAL ID.
cy with all It's horrId train of evils the, Dew mus, bo
depriTed OF present power and never again be mr.
,oeo 20 exercise any authority which be has abused
To the worst Of purposes This the voico or hrr,o
nifty mpcriousy demands; and policy will M, ~,
should think come forward with her scrupcs and her.
ea's ana jealousies to prevent the claims of hnmn
MY ir"m beng recognised by the great powers of
EUROPE Faith cannot, must not be placed in the
most solemn engagements INTO which the barbarian
may be willing TO enter IN the hope of obtainn- tho
restoration OF his power. He would on tho first IA
vou'abie opportunity, scatter them the winds as
ne mas scattered his engagements ere now and ano
Their expensive armament mus, BE- eoupoed tn reduco
him once more to subjectron Phe snake mus, there
Tore be not merely scotched, but killed AIoers
must pass under the dominion of some European
power, or Ike Greece under The government of Some
European prince. No petty jealousies nmcng the
great powers no fears respecting the chirnera of n
balance OF power, (which 10 perpcuaIly vibrntinr
not~ithstandng the eneapours of statesmen 10 rem
der 1t stabc,) WILL trust, bronx out TO prevsnt m
contamination dcvou:y to be wished" England
cannot OBJECT 20 the permanent occupation Of Alters
o.hcT oy france, or by some Christian PRINCE see
ing that she already holds Gibraltar.
From The Messenger dee ChnuaJreS
TAXING or AIGIERs.-"Iti s now certain that tho
treasures OF tie Regency will defray the expenses of
the var Several journals have asserted, both yes
tcrday and to-day that the Dey had quilted Alters
and taken refuge with pnrt of his roops NJ Cons,an
una where he proposed to continue tb. war we
SAID on the 9th, that the Dey had pituated with tho
whole OF he Turkish militia. This is confirmed to
us aresh ny letter from Algiers dated the 9th inst
now before U.s. The Pachallk is in our possession q,
wei! as the treasure. The Cornmander-inC Chief has
established himself IN the Cassuba Tho citadel
winch the Dcy used to make bis residence
The promPttude Of occupation placed in our
hands every part of the Dcys habiraton in ts mos,
perfect state. The Spmrnssariat Of the ARMY imno
atey occupied itself, by order of the General-in-
Chef IN making inventories OF the plate and other
enclosed in the palace.
=, An omcer despatched TO make arrangements for
the general staff taking up bis quarters OF the Cas.
ba, passed an hour with the / ey lie describes Linn
as Turk, DID, ugly and short in stature.
Fort Emperor was cannoDaded by our artillery IN
the % and 3D.. The Turks did not evacuate il untI