Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-29


pensine have advanced es to Is per cwt. and ,nere
has been an sx rns,ve demand for Rosin; the stock
of rough rurpentine at first hands very small.
For American Tar have had little enquiry;
prices however, remain firm $50 brls have brought
i3s, tho stock very limited. future arrivals
nay obtain our quotations.
There has been n revival of demand for Montreal
Pot Ashes, aud all the parcels which could BE- found
at 32s to 8 ~ Sd have been purchased hcra
sellers at ths rate, holders generally requiring 33s
aud some Of the principal! ones ask 5is The qaun'iv
which has changed hands IL $50 hrls 1T 32s to 33s;
the narke. is very firm at quotations. Pearl
Ashes having area!, advanced considerably. he
sales limited L. SNAIL parcels Tor
use. aud the whole extent OF tins week sales amount
ia 20 brls. NJ 3os
! Eas India Rice Is still in good demand. Carolinu
Rice also maintains former prices IFS having been
paid Tor 30 casks Of good quality.
Tho aggregate average of Wheat for the six
weeks, was Oils B. duty 25s Son Flour ISIS s.
Barley lus rod.
Whale Oil haSudvanced in London to &c and no
From The .Nf,r York Gazette Of November %.
FOREIGN NEWS
Owing TO the lstsncss of the hour ut which re-
covcd the London Morning Herald Of the gid u,.
which was brought by The Minerva, IRON Liverpool,
We were only enabled to give tho very latest IN.
telligcnce which il contained I'VE 60 day make some
flu tcr extracts which will be found to be more or
less interesting.
She Paris National OF the Goth ult obscrvcs---rhe
affair Of the recognition of the grea, Powers which
rather too much Importance bad been attached IS
terminated Last. All IN. Courts with tho cycep-
ton OF that of England. have hesitatcd to fulfil this
formalty, especially the Belgian Revolution
broke out. Austria did with very i'll nce; for,
A. yet. neither of these Powers has accredited any
Minister tn The King of the French However, Count
Appony and NJ. PozZo di Bor2o have not leh Paris.
They seem await their credentials. Thus neither
OF the representa- ves of the four great will
be- changed. In consequence Of the delays Of the
Courts of Vienna and 81. Petersburg. the nomina
tion of the French Ambassadors 10 these Courts has
not been yet dniinitivsly settled A"
IL is stated in the Journal dv Commerce of the Goth,
that letter from Semlin. IN Hungary, of the 22d
September spe Ks ola great re ut Cons,an,inoplr.
which is said TO have consumed almost whole quar-
ter Of The most popuiogs part ofthat capital
The Courier Francris ofthe Goth gives the fol-
lowing under date Of Bsyonnc, Oct. li:NIna is still
here. II is sand thai there j. misunderstanding he
tween him and valdcs. I: supposed ha, Nina will
enter ill after there is rising m Gpuzcau. lie
waits this movement and will not stir AZ ha ptaaard.-
tfNa.deS attempt succeeds there will he Eruption
along the whole frontier of 900 or 10 900 At
present. only 2 600 have gone from Usturlz. They had
three small cannon, which left Bayoono in dung
cart 70 AVOID he search of The CUstuinhousr.
Tho Tx King nf France, accompanied by the youn. Duke
de Bordeaux embarked fiom Poole Sunday last his
Majesty steamer shnme for Scotland where the unfortunate
and Confidence arrived here Thursday for purpose
If taking the luggage. &c; but the Confidence
being ured on her voyage Portsmouth, il was ned
necessary send another vessel Echo commanded by
Lieutenant Oway The deposed Msnarch am
side II O'Clock from Luworih was rowed across 70
the steamer, where no received by L. Lester ESQ
NJ p paughty. Esq the Commanders of the steamers,
and several other gentlemen when, time the
vessel proceeded her voyage He appeared he verv
familiar with the gentlemen board walked round The
deck bowling TO the persons on shore, whilst degree
respect paid by those attendance and retired tn
the cabn the young Duke de bordeaux remained on deck
whilst the vessel was at the other The
unfortunate family intend proceeding by Ednburph
The quays were ,honsed with spectators anxious Obtain
view Of the exled Monarch before he departed SCOTLAND
where his residence doubt, will be permanent The al
legged object Of Charles removal Scotland tina, his
mind continually filed h apprehension concenin. the
safety Of his grandson from the Luworh
Of the Castle nearly fortnight The Lightning Is %
vessel which conveyed his late Majesty George Fourth
bv any in the English sevice thus every accom-
moda'ion be afforded the Royal cxlcs during their sbo
dence sailed for Portsmouth, 10 undergo repairs, Monday
add the Echo will sail OH Wednesday for Scotland With the resi-
OF the luggage and others oi the SUIT -Sheybourne jour
From the ~. y. Journal Of Commerce nj Nor. 81
LATER FROM Mexico BY the ship Virginia CaD,
Collins. We have received Vera Cruz papers to the
lat inst They are remarkably barren of news
Ell Censor OF the 3lst Oct. contains decree of
the General Government, establishing n fund I'M,
de aviol for the encouragement Mt of national indus
try with capital Of million dollars. In order
to raise this amount the permission introduce int
the ports Of he republic those goods of on which
were pro bitcd blythe law OF the 22nd Nav 1929 is
extended during such time nav be necessary E, r
the purpose mcn'oncd and no longer.
On the 25th nit Cleo Rodriguez, the famous viii
lain who robbed the last conducta of silver, was Kill
led by small band sent in pursuit Of him. under com
mand of Capt Manuel suarcz. This Officer. with
SIX agreeably orders, formed union with the
rascal, whose gang consisted of eight men, and was
To avail himself nf the first favorable opportunity eli
ther to take him by surprise kill him. On the day
above mentioned, Rodrigue & Co. including Sua-
.ez presented themselves at the house of "ihe intre
pid citizen Manuel Serns," of Aqua. Caiiente whom
iiodriguez accused of disposition to betray him,
Captain Suarrz perceiving that the villain going
to take the life of inocent citizen, drew his sword
and rushed to the attack. Rodriguez end Suarez
were both kled,-Serna and q iriBo Jorge, the lat
ter of whom accompanied Suarez, were dangerously
wounded, and robber called Francisco the carpen
ter. was taken prisoner The others escaped.
CRY MExIco, Oct. 23.--Communica,ionss have
been received from Gen. Bravo late as the Goth
inst Nothing new had occurred in the South. Nv
'he triumph OF Col Ortiz de Ia Pena in Feloloapan
the bnndii Of juan Cruz have entirely disappe nred
and II is stated that he himself was carried TO the
mountain. suffering under two mortal wounds which
he received in that action. The which has he en-
received from other points of the Republic, is very
satisfactory.
OTIS, DUT&Op 81 GO,
offer for Saie,
kfT. ('rujY and Porto Rico