Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26

many nave predicted that tins original would quar-
&c! with the officers OF the Concord before he reacbed
his destination. Capt Baldwin of the Alexander, in
his last trip to England, under the necessity of
threatening him with the strait jacket A cores
pondent ofthe Commercial Advertiser this rospec,n-
bility avouched by the Editor,) gives the following
narrative
From the New York Commercial Adycr,,er
Commodore Randoiph.-By the following cotnmu
nicatlon it will be seen that our Extraordinary Min
lister to the Emperor OF all the Russirns has con-
menced playing similar fantastic tricks 70 thoso h.
enacted On board the ship Alexander Cant Baldwin
IN winch he embarked for England two or three yenrs
sncn IN The Delaware Not content with his tiIo of
Munster Extraordinary. he has attempted TO grace
iiis name with naval appendape, by usurpin@ the
command OF the ship There is no doub Of the
iac for the annexed article comes from most hon
oIaoe sourco--from man, who, in the brighter age
o. me repuDllc-when worth made the man--stood
n,gh IN the confidence and councils of his country
we marvel at the torbearancc OF Capt Perry Tho
Minister should have taken a turn below.
II nave been s'ckenod Tor many years with John
Randolph; and his last doings at Norfolk make dose
Tor man OF stronger entraIls than | possess The
truth Is, he is, except by fits and starts an enemy 10
man. woman and chld-his vanity is extreme
wrapped upin himself he believes that he was born
To command and that the eyes of all men are turned
to him to obey His speech his toasts his addition
TO the tnasts Of other guests, tho dinner rivcn
him by the people Of the Borough of Norfolk arr
ailFcsh instances OF his pride, vanity and imper:i-
",
the ship which to carry him to Russia were bevona
al bearing The ship, ready for sea, lay off Sewnl's
pnint' some or miles below Norfolk waiting for
his coming. lie came on board in the afcrn,o, oF
the DinnerGGy, aid desired Capt Perry to rel undo
way Perry informed him that his rurgeon and Dur.
ser were in Norfolk. Randolph said, he need no.
wait Tor them, that he now directed the movements
OF the ship! She, however, did not sail till next NOR
ming. SO, If Randolph did undertake the command
Perry did not obey him. Had Perry been ike some
oniceTs oil an other nation that have heard of, he
would have ordered him below, and confined him to
ms state room Undoubtedly his conduct on board
the Concord viii, as it did in the ship he went
10 England in, cvcntuatc in quarrel with the Cau-
tam, and every body board and ten chances IN
one the Captains conduct will be SO represented 10
ms noVcrmmont, as to cause Court OF Enquiry ut
least. What is To be hoped from his Embussy
Nho" hotIbmt TINS am glad of, that his mperti-
uencr ana 'oiy WI have TO go through nterprc-
YER ana though folly may be translated, impudencc
'hey wiil not dare TO render into the Russian Ian
gnage' He il the most improper man in America
LOT mission to that Court. TO Great Britain he
might DO, as there lie could cover uno-ocious MAJ
nera' and even rudencss. by sycopha5cv and road
eating TO The great, was the case when I,e WINS
There some few years sinco. Fortunately for him
Catherine IS not on the thronc-on looking nj ,Lc
nmbas5ador, sic would say, with lady Marparcf
Bellendcn, Of Calf Cibbc, turn him out &"
APPOMATTOX.
u Bo. u. Adams, u. s. Senator from the STINT
Of Mississippi, died at Na:choz on tho Cd inst aaor
''-''~''' al" ui d HlOuient says the NatchcZ)
when his recovery was expectcd"-a sudden re'apso.
Mr. Adams was tho successor Of Mr. Reid. who died
at Louisville last year, and had served bn, enc seq
s'on Ills talents were respectable
MI Secretary Branch has returned to yYosbinotop
ai'cr lying visit to N. Carolina.
~ Count dc B1urB,3nt. This man the Sccrc.ar,
OF War under the Poignac Ministry, is Commander
IN Chef OF the Expedition against Algers the same
who q General Of Division deserted Bonoparte tho
day before The battle Of Waterloo Tho Count d,
Boumont according to the Cr,ricr dies Fiat, Ucis,
has been az his old trick, again; but tho reader will
rejoice that this tno, the victim OF his troacbory is
the traitor Of Montmartrc, Marshal Marmont. who
IN the campaign Of ID set tho example which Bour-
mont followed at Waterloo The N. Y. American
translates the article from the Courier.
. UNPUBLISHED r1,RFfOY--IIsioriocL
Every body talking Of the expedition Age and vet no
one possibly suspects the motives which led seek NOT
ITS causes IN the angry ouibrsakne Of tho Dey nor IN viola
ton Of tie law ofnotons other injury; that wonld
DC waste Of time Tho box the Of Consul Inc in
suits flag would long unpuuisheJ ri,
hero of Monmattro, Marshal NarBOnf rot taken n inc,
his head AID in Africa the laurel. bicb he 30
arnshed in France To this end no propofcd certain o.
and laid iho, sofo1o wh9m' hShso oiWa,crloa