Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-13

From tie .Neto York Daily .qdoerussr of Feb g.
The 9ie In ssh papers contain smaller quantity OF
general interest, observed al aios,
any Dmef period Parliament being session, tee
nothing IN line STATE of things m Great a of doe,ir
nature beyond the trials OF newspaper IN Lon
don for bels, and occasional spcculations situation
Ireland 10 .xete line nIlc G.slnI rr aeton Nor Go M
general condition Of Europe furnish much that Is neresrr
oTmpurIant bnce the termination of the between rus
sa and Turkey nd the publication of the treav o esr NO
powers very little said concerning the affairs OF
the continent beyond local pots The contentious Of
parties for the ascendency France where the government
partakes degree Of the characteristics eedom
casionaly attention. give specuaion,
which are in some measure interesting But upon broad
scale, there not much the political Of Eurone
that calculated TO excite feeling awaken attention.
Cjay at this distance
pace towards final adjustment There has been recently
good deal said placing that nation upon the
head Of Prince Leopold formerly the husband of Princess
Charlotte Of Wales bat ind nothing of Official or def.
nye character relating this subject the allied powers
have deeCed TO paCca stranger upon the thTOue Greece
should not he surprised If they should select tbs prince for
the sovereign lie of German origin therefore might
bc acceptable 70 Austria than Of some Other
country hs relationship to the regnng Imily OF Great Bn
an and the long acquaintance the people country have
had with hun, may naturally be supposed operate IN hrs IA
there, and Russia not having her power furnish
the monlIch, will be quite likely he satisfied with
l.Iae Leopold other individual that might bc selected
~ the tune we have nohs but newspaper author.
ny TO warrant any opinions, conclusions relating this
latter
5w weoss since, specuations in foreign
journal that took broader survey tic things IN En
ropo, ad suggested some political views, which, wei found
adjusting the Affairs OF Europe, prime regard
much more formidable by tie result OF the late with FUR
hey cOuntcrbalauee tie strength OF this empire
was SAID TO be necessary To place the southern part
cDnfnsp upon better footing odcr enable the nation,
To be prepared 10 meet power, that should
become requisite II condeTod altogether 10 con.
sdet "Me baybn1ng who skirt the Mediterranean a. capa e
oi being brought INTO The faulty Of nations" A. the TGik.,
patton iDs different fauhcd'iUus OF tat sea.
were undoubtedly alluded in th, general dr,cdppn II
seems contain pretty plain hint ih1t government and
people must, from the Necessity NJ the case te az 81 Go
their European possessions Italy 1T was said could not
always remain divided into petty states any portion OF q,
10 suffered 10 under tic jurisdiction Austria Tire
latei expression presume suggest necessity
There val be- % take 1u inc dominion of AUSTRIA thuse
ronss ani pupciT'ics formerly included fn the limit.
OF ay winch Wee cccd 90 Austria ~ the final adjustment
o TIRE Ahd OF LWoya, alter Is downfall Of DOnapano. eul
tvmnalion tI ihc french revolutionary struggle. Anar.
tese, " We fcco.leci right tstua Sdsu aud Tue g..
nctan republic, 81 t'' could e pop'y called pa.t oil Italy
J. Was also sad that Spain AMI Portugal could nt be ss
n tns inO total weakness Bud guiHcaucc under tfr ors
sent svsrc'"s ~ go'emucn ElnGs lHsfdl Institutions mus
he mlfod"ced and the tue pato oi those atonf o are
-" ~ exile. must he brought bach, as SUCH cs.a,s sr,
save the Peninsula from sau1ind o. revolution and c
those kingdoms u the auk they -t 10 sustain e,,s c
Hailons of Europe ' VOW
Whether these rcpahs ate the SUGGESTIONS or an ,'
vdIal Imagination derived fOm different s14 ,,,
hhfur1Hl SOU cc SIC pretend not SO know