Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-02
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
From the NJ Y Commereiai advertiser of Jaiy so
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
Tho packet ship Dover, Capt. Bursey, from Liver
pool. arrived Boston late in tho evening Of Tues
dsy last BY this arrival the editors ofthe CONNER
cia Advertiser have received from their attentive
Correspondents, the Liverpool Times of the c2d of
june and lcttor written ut the eve of the departure
of the Dover
The king was still livng-but it was out of the
compass Of proba bty that his suiferings could be
pro.rac,cd for many days. The following are the
bulletins:-
/ June iC.-Thc King has passed another good
night continues to find his respiration less impeded
June 1.-THE King has slept well. His Majesty's
respiration less embarrassed.
= June ID The King slept at interval, last night.
In other respects, his Majesty rcnaina in the
state
June 10 The King has not sIep, well His Ma
jesty has found his respiration difficult from time
TO time in the night.
June o.-The Kings rest has been interrupted by
cough, with expectoration, during the night His
Majesty complains less, however, this morning.
1t is said, that on Wednesday last the duke OF Sus
Sex received letter from Sir Henry Halford upon
the subject Of his Maiesiys health stating that the
relief which the Royal patient had recently eXpe-
rouccd to be attributed to excessive expcctora-
ton. The eXpectoration, however, it was added,
accompanied by so violent cough, that j, was
apprehended his Majesty strength would speedily be
exhausted.--7imes
Our correspnndents letter compartments the sub
, stance OF the latest news:
LIvEnrooI, Jane eod, II A. 81.
The only thing which absorbs the public attention
here is the distressing situation Of the King My pti
, vate advices from Windsor direct which up 10
two o'clock on Monday morning, by express state
that each succeeding hour expected to close tho
reign Of iuatriour monarch: recovery is impo5-
; sble
An extraordinary express from Paris, which roach
ed Hondun Oh Monday morning announces the nows
of tho landing Of the French EXPEDITION against AL
giors. The debarkation commenced on the morning
of 18th June, at i O'Clock. The enemy driven
from the position which they had taken up in the
and the division Do,hernrNe hn, captured nine guns
and two morturs. The French army now occupy tho
heights in front of the peninsula.
The news which reached Paris BY Photographic dss-
patch announced by authority in the Theatre OF
the Opera, and created the enthusiastic feeling
Yet strange TO say owing TO the wish of the beramS
to defeat the hopes of the Ministry the news had tho
effect Of depressing instead. might naturally have
been surpassed, raising the French funds from IF
: SOC. to 77f soc EDW'D WILMER.
British and Foreign Newspaper Office, Liverpool
c ALGIERS.
II will be seen, by the following Tclegraylic Dcs
, patches, which confirmed by correspondent
letter. that tho French army have landed ON the Al
- : -.--..
;, TsLEGRAPT DEsPArcH.
z SIdi Frr7ach June ID 10 a m
Is The Count BourUaoat, 10 Hi. ErceHenry he Prex;
d dent Of the Council
no uouurhdtiOH commenced at 4 O'clock this
nInG; AL The troops are now on shore. The enem
hes been driven from the position which be had Ia
up IN tho reRr, and the division Berthczcn, has
tured nine guns AID two mortars
The road to the West OF Sid Ferrocb is oood md
the fleet should remain there at anchor
From Poulon, June TO-
% TELEGRAPH DEspATcu
II Bay Of Turretta Chica, June II
'9dmtraI DuPerre TO His EGceilency The .Ufnistcr 81
Il the .aia,ine
! Ferrsch " '1'o
f'ha whole of the amy landed to-day, and now &C.
cupy the heights in front Of the peninsula we have
taken possession Of the enemy batteries The hond
quarters are at Turretta Chica
i FRANCE The Liverpool Times of the 22d of
Juno, speaking of the preparations for the elections
says:
| "On the part Of the Court, measures have been
adopted which we IN this country should COLL utterly
unconstitutional Not only have the heads of the ar.
my, and of all the other departments of the goyern
! ment, exhorted, and even commanded all 9ffcera
civil and military, Lossesscd of votes to come forward
ana voe tor the mnis eral candidates, but by way of
completing The work, the King has published an ad
dress to the electors. calling on them 20 supoort the
Ministers. The sentiments ayowed in the lssi mon
TONED document are quite inconsistent with all our
notions, and indeed with every reasonable uotion oil
constitutional freedom lie informs his people that
"as King" he was offended" with the late Cham
beT and whyS because it had the nudncitv 10 diff,
from hin as to the qualifications Of his hIinis,ers
and asserts tha: ''tIe government would be cbpnged
SuPoVie sttaChS SHOUTS weaken his ~
In other words, his "prerogatiye is weakened" and
"the government is changed" whenever tho reorc
sentetves OF The people dare TO exercise right with
out winch thelT existence is contempt ibe farce
representative assembly 10 useless excep. az check
on the executive power, and it would be incompara
Oily better for france to have a completely absolute
government than to have Chamber of IDENTITIES win
ont power and without influence. The electors ori
france have 10 decide whether their Representatives.
are 10 nave voice in The government. or whether
they arc to be the registrars ofhe edcts of Tho
king. W '"'
The struggle which is about to take place in France
IS NOT one OF ordinary interest On its result will
PROBABLY depend the question, whether France il 10
possess constitutional government, under which Il
!ny long enjoy peace and tranquility, or whether il
W De governed Tor time by seryie and bigoted
iaiihn with the certainty of the rule of thar G5c,i
o"ing terminated, sooner later by desperate and
perhaps sangunary revelation The best thing that
ca1 happen to he Court will be 20 sustain connlete
nno signal defeato defeat 80 signal az 10 bring II
Ms senses ana show s dungor ere il is too
gsnonid not regret the triumph Of the government,
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