Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-04


occasions, the physicians have betrayed tho greatest
alarm for the safety of the royal patient the aoblc
Premier has Gained their appre by assuring
them with his char acterstlc rmness that there eY-
listed much validity aud strength of system, and that
he could perceive immediate cause Of danger aud
when, ut the beginning ofthe last week, the noble
Duke was summoned in such extreme haste to the
palace about the time when the attendance of the
royal "undertakers" was demanded, his Grace OK
pressed much surprise at the embarrassment" and
alarm exhibited by the medical attendants, aud decla
red that he could perceive no serious alteration IN his
Majesty's condition Pie subsequent amendment
the King goes strongly to establish tho noble Dukes
medical discrimination. 1t seems indeed, to be an
universally conceded point, that his Msjesty's physi
clans have altogether mistaken the complaint of their
Royal master; or, that from the beginning they have
been completely bated IN forming diagnosis that
their scientific and invisible deliberations have not
yet given birth to q decided opinion.
WINDSOR CASTLE, June 2i.-The Kings rest has
again been broken by the cough and expectoratioD,
and his Majesty feels lunguid thus morning.
June s2d.-The King has passed a good night
His Majestys cough and expectoration continue.
WINDSOR, June 22.-You will have seen by the
bulletin Of to-day that the King had 4 good night
last night; but the cough and expectoratIon still con
tinue. The fact is, am informed, that q few hours
repose in the course of the night procured by
the administration of soporihc medicines.
Be this as il may, however, his Majesty does not
appear to have derived any benefit from the repose
for up to this hour IS p y, the cough and expeco-
ration continue quite troublesome as they have
ton whatever IN the general condition Of the Royal
patient,
TURETrA CHicA, tho Little Tour, is four
leagues west from Alglers IL il the point which has
always been considered the most convenient place
for a landing. Between Taretta Chca aud AgIers
the country is generally covered with abundant
vegetation, composed oil aloes, cactus, fig trees myr
ties, and European trees There are found the
country houses of the French, Sandman, and English
Consus. In the Of the position occupied by the
French troops 10 small river called Muzafran.
| LIsBoN.-Letters from Lisbon, of the 9th June,
give information that procamatons IN the name Of
the young queen Donna Maria, have again been free
y scattered in the capital Phese procamatlons are
accompanied with various DEGREES in her name, by
which court Of justice, new ministry, and coun-
Gil of state, instituted at perceira.
TURKEY.-The Courier de Smyrne, Of May 10Th,
says that M. Rothsrhld has reached Constantnople,
with full powers to treat on the terms OF loan which
the government are about to contract.
! The Grand VizIcr had set ont from Constantine
pie for Albania to put end to the disturbances that
! had broken out there.
The Grand Standard of the Prophet had been re
moved from RAMS Schitthk to the Seraglio. This
Sultan accompanied it, and then set out for his sum
mer residence at Their apa.
| The American Commodore and Mr.. O1ley, Con-
sui from the United States at Smyrna, who char
ged, in conjunction with Mr.. Rhind, with the nego-
tation of treaty OF commerce and amity with the
Porte, arriveda Constantinope from Smyrna on the
Gath May; the exchange OF the ratification IS to take
place forthwith.
| Inc Florence GaZette contains the 1OllOWlng,
! ted Ancona, June 4:-"9he English schooner Lord
ss es rT aHfd hfIf che a HV sc
dIstrias has declared the Island of Hydra free port
! for five years Other letters give melancholy ac-
count Of the situation of Eprus and the increasing
VACATIONS it suffers from the Abanlans, who dIvl
ded into two parties Oue of theses headed by ImIr
Pacha son OF KIoutaky, and the second by Sslctar
Poda. Imir Pacha actually shut up in the fortress
Of Janina and the Absnians who are in the town
are pillaging and numbering the unfortunate Greek
| In,a HIs lera anofr In
nina the surrounding country and particularly "a
geri are equally suffering-whole families redu-
cod 10 slavery. The Pacha and the Albanisns are
constantly crying cut for money, and to obtain
sack the houses, the grottoes, and the stables IN the
| hope Of finding hidden treasure. The Magistrates
ofthe country arc all confined in prison." This &C
count is confirmed by letters from Belgrade of the
Cd June which add that the Sultan has Commits
soners to reestabllsh order but it is thought that
the disorders have been carried too far TO be easily
put down He has also published circular letter
addressed to the Pachas, calling upon them to con-
| cur in putting down the disturbances.
| Prom Gslignani's Messenger OF June 2o.l
! The Moniteur OF this morning contains the fol-
lowing Royal erdonnance, dat ed the 8th inst:
Charles, by the Grace of God, KING of France and
Navarro, etc.-having been informed that many
questions relative to the political rights of Electors
have been agitated in the Royal Courts of Paris Rou-
ell, Orleans, Anglers, Metz, Pau and Nlsmes, are
still pending before these tribunals, and cannot be
decided before the period fixed by our Ordinance of
the 9th of May last, for the assembling of the Eoc
tora Colleges desiring that nothing should be neg
ected to attain the utmost regularity in the Electoral
Lists-upon the report Of our Npiser, Secretary of
State for the Interior Department, have ordained
and do ordaln as follows:
Tho Electoral Colleges shall assemble in the Be-
partmens Of the Ardeche, tho ArdeDnes, the Aubc,
the Eure, the Eure ct Lor, the Gard the Indre ct
Loire, the Loir ct Cher, the Loiret, the Maine ct
Loire, the Marine, the Msyenne, the Basses Pyre-
ness the Sarhe, the Seine, the Seine Increure, the
Seine ct Marne, the Seine Ell Disc, the Vaucleuse,
and the Yonne, follows:--
The Colleges Of ACCOMPLISHMENT on the 18th of Ju-
y next, and the colleges of Departments the 10Th
Of the same month.
The provisions of our Ordonnance of the 9th Of
May last revoked far as they concern the above
Departments
II Is rumored that Royal Ordonnance will shortly
appear, whereby the Councils General of Munufac-
lures and Commerce will be organized and estab-
lishod upon basis much wider, and more favorable
TO those interests.
We find the following in the Sephamorc Of Mar
scillcs-"'rhe English steamer GeOrgc ~. has re-
coivcd orders to go to Algiers with The utmost dcs-
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