Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22

launched on iha A,b
a great quantity of ammunition and stores have
been sent off from Rochofort.
Letters from Toulon state that n rooort il c,,,or,
S OF inc Cn'ce frigate having entered Alciers with
nag OF truce. IL was mentioned some time since
that vessel, with diplomatic agent ON bonrd b,5
eit iouon in order TO convey to the Dey of Algcrs
'he nftmatum of France. This explains The entrencc
' Tos into the port of Algiers, if the report be
rue' what is certain, however, is TINT prent nc
uVty prevails on the coasts of Barbary and in the
Vicinity OF Algers The Bedouins are moving IN all
ana is sad thst every rock the coast
res, who has been for some time AT Tonlon i. IN o
BACK with the expedition. lie has promised 70 briS,,
.he boy INTO the French camp, if a company of dee
'eIm'hed men be gwen him. lie is acquainted with
NIL the subterrancan issues of the citadel vho. e.
Dcy has fixed his residence ~
The augsburg GGssiie gives letters from So,v;,
uatea Harch u, which state that, according to nc
counts from Consantinope, the Refs EHendi has
oeen removed from State Affairs. OF his successor
nothing ismenoned in these letters but thov sncni
,ne continuance of the nsurrection in Asia Minor
ahd Oh the approaching departure of Comm Oyloa.
ana NJ de Butenicff from Constaptinoulo
we copy the following letter from the Intsliyen,.
without IN the slightest degree vouchnp for the trut
VI '"e statements which 1t contains:-I Courier.
"PARIs, March e5.
notwithstanding the apparent quiet in the cani.
luI' Ia now generally rumored that the King has
pie doubt of the fidelity of his guards and
ot the officers have received instructions IN watch
narrowly the conduct of the men under their com,
nan1' anu above ALL to prevent their mixing with the
PeoPie' Inns precautlon does not seem to be with
OUT reason, as you will Judge from the following ar
thentic account of attempt TO assassna, q tho E.
winch has only just TRANSFERRED, although il ia unde1
sto0u 10 nave taken place previously to the late quar-
rel WIN me Chambers Charles Y. was hunting
III the forest OF ST Gcrrnan; at the turnino nj one
OF The avenues. his Majesty found himself in front NJ
one Of his Gardes du Corps, who had been nloce5
tnerc on duty, and who suddenly drew from his bol-
S,ers pistol, which he fired at his Majesty Tbc
ltlng was slightly wounded and excessvcIv ier,;f.1
The Garde du Corps, seeing that his aim had f,;leJ
destroyed himself by drawing from the holster the
pistol ana blowing out his brains, first
suy,ng-"I nave missed you but some other pcrson
VIII Dc more adroIt than me-" The great est silence
respecting TINS event was commanded and the great
EST precautions were taken to prevent its coming TO
the knowledge of the public. IL was ro,rcIv m
nounccd, in the ministerial journals thai rho T..
Kept his room from indisposion, and the public ncy
er heard of tho adventure.
LONDON, March 90.
this day at the Foreign Office from Sir Robert Cor.
don, our Ambassador at Constantnope.
Accounts from Constantinopc state that Perth
t'ende had been dismissed from he Office of ole re
icndi, and that Hamed Boy had been appoin,ed in
MS room Hamed Bey filled tho same Office upon n
former occasion at the beginning OF the Greek reyo-
luton, and has recently been acinn as Reis Ff.r5
TO the Grand Vize- at Adrianople
The accounts received this morning from, T,no,
shre geheray and more particularly Manchester re.
present the slate OF trade as particularly active at the
present moment. The demand for goods during tho
whole of last week was universal being for the NoS
lterranean as WE'LL as other parts of the globe. An
advance IN wages had also taken place.
ne ueinahd Tor weaVers in the fine fabrics within
these lew days has been sprited and there il not 10
be found unemployed in any lawn district an individ
ual who Is willing TO work. An advance of a half
penny per ell took place on some heavy SETS The
cotton works employed in the spinning of course
yarn, from Nos. IS to 10, are vcry brisk owing m
the immense consumption Of the steam loom facto-
RES No % is paid Id 4 ID. to the operative spin-
ncr; from which is to be deducted piecers' WAGES =
n In -.
for the country districts.-G Glasgow Chronicie
Extract OF letter from Manchester, of SATURDAYS
datc:--
"Tradcis certainly better. and yarns have this Jov
got up "a per 10. Some particular qualities are I'D
double that amount. Wages are also improving
INC SIX wcavers generally to-day got an advance oil
some OF ther goods This was as high so per cent
should mention, perhaps that the goods in question
are the finest descriptions of sha wis"
letter from Lisbon, dated Feb 81 saws
Inc INing OF Engand's Speech at the opening
OF Parliament, had excited great satisfaction amonS
the Miguelits, which, however was alayed by the
dispatches of the Court d'Aponte, received by the
packet on the 25th, announcing the condition on
winch The ltsh Ministry were inclined to acknow-
ledge Don Miguel to which it would be impossibIe
Tor him TO accede without exposing himself 10 tho
risk OF being overturned by the very party who had
seated bim on Tie Throne. Scarcely were these dcs
patches arrived when Mr.. TheTry the Envoy of the
Aposlolcs Of France made preparations for his depar
ture lie will leave the city tomorrow This aeen'
who during hls stay scarcely ever quilted NJ Mac
kenzle' Consul General OF England is perfectly con-
vlnced that The slightest attack from without would
annlhIiate Government which has neither fnaccs
credit any fixed policy, and which is supported
alone by the natural apathy Of tho inhabitants of tic
country"
Another letter from Lisbon Of the same date savs
that topic OF general conversation there is, that En-
gland has expressed desire have possession of the
island otTcrccra in trust, acknowledging Don Pedro
as its Sovereign, until the fate Of the Portuguese Lib
erals, who have ta;cnrefUgc there is decided. How
ever ihls may be- Don Miguel IS fastening tho expo
dit on ofrenforcemcnts 10 Saint Nfichnos where die
content begins to manifest its6lf and where great
number OF procIamaiions, issued from Tcrccra, have
been distributed
m LcSDoS, March 30.
The following extract from the DcvOnpou Telegraph Of
Saturday, well founded indicates that tic French are likely
TO have warm reception at Algcu:--
Letters received by the Meteor packet, arrived here
rom The Mediterranean, communicate information re.
spcctng AgieTs, with winch have hitherto ,naooua
yea HoPPears that the Dcy siranng every to give
Tie trencM warm c.Cpilor. Ihn lnrIre.es hare