Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-06
LATEST rRoM0&k S opr March ?.

Try arc IN the same strain heretofore without pro-
aud was 6lt as vess Distressing to the poor. T%c
affairs OF Greece and Turkey remain they were,
anu indeed the same may be said Of Portugal and
Ge swo %rh :.
We have London dates TO the 10th jan They
give no political news ofnuch Importance.
of March. ''' ''' ~
From all parts of the Continent, most DISTRESSING
accounts are received Of the effects of the extreme
dates. r " ~ 'e''
The only alteration, says London paper, con,em-
plated in the arrangement Of the Cabinot is the tenn
porary retirement Of Mr.. Vesey Fitzgerald and we
Oecvc that even that alteration is not altogether
certain.
The Paris papers, on tho authority of letters from
London, announce the death Of Charles Mathews,
tho celebrated Comedian.
RELANp.-A letter from Limerick Of the 10th of
Jan says that coll Is excitement regarding the result
OF the election. O'Grady is the popular candidate
anu is fast gaining ground" The same letter adds
that Shie will certainly succeed to the representa-
ton of the county of Louth.
: The French papers speak generally we'll of the
Presidents Message, though not in such strains of
eulogy as the London press. An article in the
Journal des Debats on the subject Of the American
Claims, alluded to in the Message, is worthy of at
tcntion, though that is noio opposition papcr-as
admitting, distinctly, that the legitimacy of these
claims has never been denied by France; but that the
real questions are, 10 the amount thereof and as
TO tho claims OF France upon under the St article
of the Louisiana treaty.
The Messrs. Rothschild have contracted to fur
nish the loan Of 90 0oOo 900 francs in Rentes, per
cent. advertised for by the government of France
They offered io2 francs, Z 1.2 C. per leo francs
which was the best offer made; other going above
100 francs.
Letters from Odcssn of the 23d December con-
tain advices from Ismail under date of the 18Th.
few days previous, tremendous explosion took place
on board the line of battle ship ST. Nicholas: the
ship, with four smaller vessels, were blown up. The
hnfn
event, but states that great mischlef was done to
the town by the fragments Of vessels and pieces of
ice carried to by the explosion. Two warehouses
were completely destroyed, upwards of fifty houses
unroofed and shattered, and 400 other houses hay
not pane of glass Ieft The number of lives lost
by this catastrophe is unknown but six dead bodies
have been picked up, and forty-two persons are
wounded"
TUnxEY.--Halil Pacha who was at Odessa, had been
loaded with very rich presents for the Emperor of
Russia. BY the Grand Seignor, with the hope 1t was
conJectared, of having the stipulated indemnity re-
mitted The commerce of Odessa was very active
notwithstanding the severe cold
Great discomfort prevailed in different Turkish
provinces and in Asia Minor, new and more threaten
with the inhabitants of Adnanople, and, it is said
will give them garrison of 10000 men. An attack
on Smyrna was apprehended, and the ships of war
from Egypt were to be sent thither.
From Gaiignanis Messenger, Jan. 90.
LONDON, Jan. 16.-The merchants and ship own
ers interested in the trade with the new American
States, met on Thursday at the North and South A
merican Coffee House, for the purpose of receving
report from tho committee appointed at former
meeting to consider the best means of forming an
association to watch the interest of the trade
IL was proposed that the trade the whole of the
New American States should become the care of tho
proposed Association. II was decided however
that the trades of Mexico and Colombia alone should
be under its cognzance; and q committee was ap-
pointed to carry the plan of the repor, into effect
PARIS Jan. 20 We learn from Toulon that
great number Of cortalrs have within short time
Quilted the ports OF Algiers, and been deserted in
different parts of the Mediterranean large mer-
chairman, named the Mont Blanc, was captured off
Cape Poos by the Algerines. The captain and
c'ew escaped in a beat.
Report says, that several young Princes of Ger
many have put in their petitions for the throne of
Greece-Thc Prince of Bader, Prince Psal of Wiz
tenburg, Prince John of Saxony, and tho Prince of
Hesse Homburg.
Letters from Toulon speak of great activity in that
port.-Many light vessels were already Ut sea- and
others awaited orders. This vas attributed 10 the
negotiations with the Viceroy of Egypt, touching
an expedition against Agiers, and now dispositions
for placing France again III an imposing post, in
Greece.
Letters of Jan LIST, from Lcghorn that advices had
been received from Conannopc, announcing the disgrace
OF the Grand VseT The Sultan appears wish
self Of the obstinate of his Pacha and believed
the Pacha Scuar and the Pacha Of serva will DO
Another and more violent rebellion has broken in Nato
liza, and even attack Smyrna is apprchended The
Turkish Of which have been long
have lately received otcs sail for smyrna The return Of
these vessels indicates great change in the politics Of the Pa
cha OF Egypt argues great tmdy among the members OF
his council The recall! Of General Gulominot IS talk of
[HugsbtUg Gasei!c
France and .figiersThe Constitutional says:-"Advices
received from Mahon that tho negotiations
foot through the medium Of England and Turkey TO bring
aboutpeacc between the ing Of France and the Dcy Al
geTs have just been broken of The DGy has Bpu-
dcnce demand Of France twenty instead Of seven
which he before claimed Hence expedition against
gers the spring SAID To have beeu positively upon"
a private letter from Toulon, dated Jan. liIh says
'FTom the preparations making Toulon is evident that
"A Il.
. gieTs in the spring"
LisSoS, Dec. so The Queen Mother was convaasccnt
TERtFnA-Late accounts from Terccra, represent that
three fgaes had pretended blockade that island till Dccem
Der l7ih Zone of which the Amazona) with sloop
war and two briggs The ships from cagucs ium
ihe shore aud the vessels able Anga About
10 refugees we're thus able land the 9th Dcccnber who
were received with the strongest expressions OF Joy and cn
sasn. Count Villa Flor presented their ondcr with
sword On tho 7h December, storm dispersed the bocka
dung squadron, which had been afterwards The
utmost security prevailed at crcoa aud there
succession Of balls and rocings Two hundred Meuote