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

laSt New York papers of any interest in addition to
what We gavo yesterday.
The account Of the pageant of the late Kings Flu.
crai NO do not copy conccising i, undressing
*the Republicans Of this country.
Count Bourmonts official account of the capture of
Algiers we were enabled to lay before our readers
yesterday morning. having received it in the Evening
Edifion Of tho n York Journal Of Commerce of Fri
dsy 4hich was the only copy, We believe received in
this city on Monday.
Preparations for the election Of members of tho
New Parliament were already making in many di.
rccfions There had been some talk of ,aking mn AR
Brougham Tor Liverpool, in the place of Gen. Gas.
coyguei but the idea has been relinouished.
Remarkable as are tho annals of famine md dis
tfess IN THIS unhappy country, never, it is said did
these sad visitations of Providence appear in more
appalling forms than Mt present. Committees OF in
vastigation and charity arc engaged and thew find
many families who have not had three meals week
tor a long time.
Among the passengers in the Caledonia is tho
younger hean who il is Understood, has an engape.
n'enf nj tho PsrL Thss,re. K.an he viuers was
10 take farewell benefit on Monday night, the 6,h
previous TO ms departure for this country He was
TO play hvc distinct acts Of his ivore characters
The West iudin Question in the House of Com
mons on the Tih OF July, MIR. Robinson incurred
whether the negotiations with the United States
with respect to the Canadas had been BROUGHT To
o conclusion?
Sir Il. Peel said that negotiations were pend;ny
between his Majcsty's Government and the United
states on the subject, and that they lind NO, 40
yet been brought u final conclusion
Oa the 18th of July the Forgery bill TINT had
passed. the House OF Commons abolishiur the pun-
ishmcnt OF death, came before the House of Lords
where provision reinsta,inr tho nnn,shpoert 10. =
inserted, and thus amended il passed AS the areat
cnlect OF the measure is lost, it is probable the bill
will be abandoned. '''
State Of iTetaad-ln the House of Commons July
the present distressed OF Irela nd hayi been
brought under consideration by Mr.. H. Grat,nn I,rJ
Ailiecn wished to know from the right Lonoura bIe
baronet, (Sr Il. Peel) whether his Maesv's Govern
neht INTENDED to adept any measures by the advance
OF loan or otherwise, towards relieving the pTeson,
distress. Sir Robert Pee begged TO state IN nnswo,
10 the noble Lord that not the intention nr rho
Government to make my pccuniary advance
Iowafos renewing the present distress in Ire
ia1d.--t Hear --That determination nocess, r;l,
arose from conviction, that no vote of n,o,ny
would tend to remove the existing state NJ
DISTRESS ticnr!) Such measure would form vcry
quo Pteceaeh, wosid lead TO the suspension of all
INDIVIDUAL ana local exerons, and create belief tina,
there were nexhaustible funds for their roinf nc
assured ms right honorable friend. (Mr W. Hortop\
that the Government was not remiss with respect IN
SatoI' LOT al TINS moment gentleman was tray
ching IN North America for the ACQUISITION of kpo,vl
cdgc with respect to the manner in which new sctle
snents were formed there; and when his rcport rns
maze u was by no means improbable that some nina
similar TO that OF his right hon friend mpht be do
Viscd: The subject was well worth INQUIRY: but !.
would be Tar from service 10 this country to scnd on,
cfnigrants without previous arrangement. If howe
yer, that were done, he agreed with his right hone
raoie friend, that relief would be more e9ec,pnll,
given TO Ireland by gration than by the
of waste lands.
His Royal Highncss the Duke Of Susss; apsears
10 DC IN favour with his brother the new Kinr-a
condition IN which he has not been placed in either
his fathers or his elder brothers reieu
a great quantity of new sovercigns has becp ;s
saed from the Bank for the payment of the dividopJ
fhls exhibits no apprehension the part of tho Di
n f@a
are higher. Gold in fuct, bears no premium, eufii
Gent TO warrant the traffic in it, either al Ha,bu,oL
IN Holland, or any other part of the Continent.
Ihe Beer BIZ has at length passed both Houses of
Parliament but not without a little struure in sim
port OF those interests which will bo mat erialI, sf.c
ted by the provisions of the Bill
The late King made no will and tho whole of b;s
immense wealth and effect will therefore either vest
absolutely IN his successor be enjoyed by his pre-
sent Majesty as the property of the Crown
1t Is sad that Lord Lansdowne is to succeed Sir r
Peel, who is to be Chancellor of the Excbeouar VIC
Mr.. Goulburn. Mr.. Huskis.on 10 succeed Mr. Her
fies; and Lord faImerston 10 resume his situation ~
the War Office.
There IS report in Germany, that Count Cano
dlStriss, the Provisional President of the Govern
inent OF Hreece, III be appointed under the nusp
ces OF Russia ospodar Of the three princpaties or
Mol1ava, Waliacha, and Serva rs soon as tho ,b,oa
Allied Powers shall have settled the now diEc.I
cholcc-of Sovereign for the Throne of Greece
French Etsct'ons.-Phe French elections continued
RI
had been 333 returns, which thus diyidcd:-On.
position, 100; Ministerial, leg; Of the Lerper psr,v
u; OF the 22l who voted tho hostile address !, H.,
last chamber, I4l huve already been reelected. II
IS evident from this statement that the French Min
is,ry will find it difficult, if not impossible to maintain
It's ground without some concessions or mod fca,ions
The Drapeau Blanc, thus accounts for the los, ~
The Hlcctiors:- ~ -
"The clowns are rich, and the gentlemen arc not
electors This ls the reason why the elections nro
coed so badly; bat when It comes to the firing NJ
muskeiry' we shall sec on which side the majority
Phe question, What is 10 he dons ,cjth 9loiers2 |
is uirendy subject of animated speculation in tho
french papers The Liberals are urging the Govern
inent TO re,an possctson Of Agcrs and 10 make If
French Colony. Whateyer may have been The in
tenion of the French Ministry on this subcct IL 10
probable that they will find themselves conoeIod 70
yield to the call Of the Liberals if tho VANITY of tho
nation should respond to it, and the retention NJ Al
gers be made condition Of their remaining in MOVE,
against which they would End inpossibIeto contenI
with success. The point is a knoity one and il ,yi
require some skill in the French Cabinet 10 retnnvn
difficulties which they cosld not have anticinatoJ
when they undertook the expedition
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