Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
NEw YoRx, Jan. 30.
LATEST FRNM ENG.ANH

q'lc packet ship usnnibcl Captain IIebard, .. hich
arrived yesterday, brought London papers TO the
evening OF the 2d Jan. and Portsmouth, 10 the 4ih
Uadcr Frankfort aa'e-cf Dec %, it is stated as
no longer doub, tul that Prince Leopold hnsoLtained
the su.Praccs for tho sovereignty of Greece. Gten
Britain desires that nc shall have tho title of King
bat FIance and Russia hays, not riyen thor ussrnt
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The Russian Admiral, IIeyden, it is stated, has
been invited to spend the winter at Naples with his
feet Oh account of disafrctiou having been shown
~ some Of the people at the laid TO dciay the
expense of tho Soyui excursion 20 Spaf-
Prince Frederick. of the Ncthe kinds hos boon
'opp"inted by The KING, Admiral of the Navy and
Colonel General % tke land fnrca5
Fhc Portuguese cmigropts at Drures began 10
leave tAere on the 2Olh bee The officers and pri-
vfe individuals remain thcre still, but tho rest had
gone 10 O'cnd, to cmburS, as was believed tor RIO
I1roirr.
Many of tho rivers in tho Low Countries were
from so as to bear NOR; aud snow abundant.
Gen. SInlundcr had arrived at Hanover
The receipt OF tho Prcsideni's Message is auusun-
ced III The London papers of the LIST
n gentleman arrived NJ Plymouth from ST. Ma
chsc'.s and Madeira, states that tn Inhabitants OF
both islands decidedly hostile ia Dun Miguel and
are kert from rebellion only by the troops.
Tbs London Courier speaks OF code Of COM
mcTce projected in Russia establishing fact orics al
Erlvnn &c. aad arranging affairs III ~. cas-, on a
large scale
81. Petersburg accounts "f the 10th December
state that notwithstanding the grua, rcoicinns which
Adrlanople, Tho peace had caused great disconton,
among all classes. The s,ipulatlons had not an.
swercd the expectations OF the nation. The indem.
miles are not propostinncd to the sac fces. They
say IN the two campaigns 100000 soldiers have beer
lost: that when their brave troops had passed the
Balkan, they Ought to have taken Cons,ontnoplc
The Emperor Nicholas is not ignorant Of tho com
plants which nre made amongst oil classes Hi.
brothers, the Dske Constantine, and Michael, serc
the first To hlld 1t TO him, which had caused orea
cooncss THIS Is attributed the cause of the slo A.
ness ut hls convaesccnce. His Majesty is pale fee
"a gloomy.
renewal Of p b5Ga9 .. say that since q:
whole sociude of the government is directed 20 II.
EXTENSION OF Its commercial relations, and to the
! rcaping those advantages winch may DE offered b,
the rorial acquisitions stipulated i'm the late
ties between Turkey and issia Reports nre spreof
about factories which could be established at Fr;vn,
ana other points otthe Armenian provinces belonpng
10 Russia Finally, it Is asserted that new code ~
commerce IS 10 be framed so as TO coincide with the
wersts OF the country, and modelled on the plan oI
most commercial countries.
Adrianople was evacuated on the eoth N,L
Oy the Russian troops the receipt OF the news nt
the giving up of Gurgevo. II is said that the Rus
sian head quarters will he, for the winter az Bour-
gas. Adranople is TO be occ,iped bv regular ,ro,,n
under Alesch Pacha; the Pacha of Scut5r; viii H.
Aioanans being ordered by the Sultan immcdia,cIy
TO return home.
From the German papers we learn that Constant.
nope "mch So lately trembcd at the approach Of
peaceful reveiry. The account Of the French am
oasSadors entertainment, coutrastcd with tina,
iate'y given on board the British frigatc is exceed
insly curioue The narrator speculaes on tho probo
Ole eHects OF attempts to introduce European isoca.
among The grave and orthodox followers of the pro
phct and upon the whole leans TO the ouinion tbo,
me etiquette adopted by the French nmbassador pt
tue motel OF the legation more udicious than the
nhTesrained intercourse of the less formal entertain
mcnt on board the Blonde there is sly inginustcn
OF 10 hlcvous consequences from the steps taken nm
on the last named occasion. ~
accounts nom smyrna say that NJ de Rieauper,e il ,o,
d Hapo,i' a. well he the President Of Greece INV
e"de' az England London, Jan. 2-Yesterda tho fs
way The nyer below London bridge presented dune
wednesday aud Thursday almost Continued sheo, ~, He
masses oil ice and snow, nearly the stream
continued Frost has prevailed for the In ten dave Nth
s"' Wnu Principally from the The canals o,e
UP, ano goods have been prevented coming forward nom
o,don since the 20ih Dec.-fLp. Couyier "
PACKER snip Cornlhan arrived at Portsmouth i'm % dave
.ra1ds. wi WIZ 4'c'I-
49, LIVERPOOL MARKETS Dec %
nc sales 10 day ~ Cotton amount 1900 bales Giv me-
o ADVANCE on last lhrsday's prices, and the holder, an
cIen 70 mold for further advance. The sales ucl,do
.s ny auction this week, upwards Of Is Oo1
The stock Of Cotton in port Of Iiyerpool as d,i,, 49,
thursday afternoon, December 31s when It was G1md ~
mount to $4,000 bales The stock being son,ebo create
'h was anticipated thc market rather ds, dr,,, % f
boon on NAT day The stock is less than AZ be close ~
oIS BY ~ go bags The supply hom the United staes IN
o H wa. - lSol ., 20. bags: IN 1879, 81 500.
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