Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-15
FROM ENGLAND.

Tho packet ship Corinthian, Chadwick, has ar,i-
we'd at New York from London, having sailed from
Portsmouth on the I'd and the Lands End OIL the 9Th
ut.
"Win isor Castle, June 1.-The King has passed a
quiet night; IN other respects his Majcst continues
the same before
TELEGRAPfIIC DISPATCHES.
"TouLoN, Nav %, Half past 8 a. A.
"9he Maritime PROJECT 70 his Ereeiieaey lie anistc,
Of yddrine and Colonies
eleven ships Of the line nineteen figates twenty
one corvettes fifteen briggs, two steamboats, and
dfty transports, sailed yesterday evening
Hhe second division is going to put to sea, ant
VIII depart to- morrow.
The weather is fine; a light breeze from the
west
"TouLoN, May %, A. NJ.
"The second division consisting OF nine,v trans.
ports sailed yesterday, under convoy of La Comete
"a very fresh gale from the west prevents the
third division from getting under SOIL TIM diyison
Will put to sea on the FIRST opportunity"
"'rouLoN, May 81, at Noon.
The Duchess Of Berry fdgate coming from the
roads OF AIgiers, met Admiral Duperres squadron
20 leagues southwest of Toulon.
"f'he wind was favourable"
PARIS, MAY 90.
The following teiegrap hic dispatches hive been
received by the Government from e., Maritime Pre-
feet al Poulon.
ebay RI. twelve o'clock-The transports of the
third division are getting under weigh.
| "Half past three o'elook-One hundred and thirty
SIX transports have Just set sail for their
under convoy of the Bauphine and the Cigcque we
have no more vessels remaining, except few which
have met with slight accidents and which will sail
with the Dragon on the arrival Of the ships tina, are
still at Msrseilles. "
night and day telegraph has been flxed IN hoard
Admiral DUPnRnK's slip, which is to keep uo com.
muncation with lines Of telegraphs to be established
on the African coast wherever the Eronch army NAV
be-. letter from Mahon, of the i4,h, says the All.
gernes are in want Of nothing, and that thew mean
to make an obstinate resistance.
The following intelligence, Of the 23d instant from
foulon although Of date anterior to that of the
teegrophic dispatches given by u.s. will be found o
interest: the feet could have departed roi,b ,be
light northwest breeze that blew for short time or
the 10th 1t would have been very near the cons
or Africa but 1t was impossible to place co sbips
war and transports, which must necessarily all ga;
together ae the mercy Of wind that regularly f.l
every evening" and might leave them at sea in calm
subject to all the accidents likely to occur amonc sucI
multitude Of vessels. Besides, Chen the fiIst d.
vision of the armament had taken its departure tht
next must follow within twenty -four hours or b,
waited for at sea- that the delay would still be Tho
same and the risk greater. You NAV IMAGINE TIM
the Admiral ia impatiently waiting for the memen
.; when ne can give the signal for sailing On the fir
ing OF the first gun for their departure the Who'll,
nee. WIZ utter shout OF JOY that will reach the shore
The soldiers begin to be weary of their con6ne
ment, and many are sick. The horses suffer much
as they baye not the air they have beon accus,ome
to, and are limited in their allowance of water To
uay ten oaye PROVISIONS lot the men have been sen
on board; the same supply for the horses was ensr;
ed yesterday. General Bourmont is much on, a
humor, but he can have nobody to blame but the god
OF the winds, for every in the feet has used hi
utmost endeavors TO avoid delay. The vjstera wb
came to see the feet take its departure have becom
tired OF waiting, and many have left TouIon II nm
Pesrs that IT we take Agers. our troops will not b
suffered To enter it, at east to take I'D their
ters there three camps will be formed under the walls
This resolution has for its object to avoid tho exceea
es destructive to discipline, and so injurious to th
health of the men,"
a ship from Oran has arrived at Lephorn with On
intelligence that 10000 Bedouin Arabs arrived !
Agiers on the 29h of last month TO assist the Dev
These troops have brought their provisions and am
munltion with them. The Dey has presented lare
cloak TO each Of the commanders, in token of HI
satisfaction. "
4 LONDON MARKET, Juno /.
Iobacco.--Thls market is in languid state, wit
i little prospect OF improvement. In few months In
new crop will be making its appearance and from IN
ast a1ylces - expected TO be large and of good aunl
n.y. Fhe stock Is about az 900 hhds. principally oil
ORDINARY qualities An expectation is iDduloed atnon
tDe trade that the proposed measure Of Government
allowing the growth Of Tobacco in Ireland will n
abandoned on account Of the difficulty in colectn.
TIE Cotton market is fat, bu, prices are not lower
ceding I'd Juno, had been exceedingly unse,tIod
much ram had fallen, and the winds were very bos
ferrous and cold which. says one of the papers con
trloutedto keepop the prices of Grain because :,
It's aPprehended effect upon the growing crops
u TIE KING.
u LoxDg9 May ~
Us alarming asevn iis Majesty may again rally for linn
NJ The extraordinary way in which he did on SUNDAY Ia =,
'"n'n ne actually ins'ed on eating (ond did Gao hear,