Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

TIE Throne l.1uis WI, VIC ought not to captulate
eSsy 10 the doctnpe OF the sovereignty of the peo-
pie Intersections with Foreign States, Cabinet
not acting alone has only 10 take tho best position
presented by circumstances, with regard 10 the move
ments OF other Cabinets but in this case France for
tunately linds its interests in accord with its prn-
clpies; night comedies with fact England satisfied
that the advantage of her commerce compels her IN
unite with Port6gal-wc must acknowledges TINT a
conneNlon with Brazil il equally useful TO our trade
In the states Don Miguel impottatons scarcely
exceed 100000 ii while in those of Don Pedro they
amount TO 80 900. OOOfr
IL will coniine n,yscfto very few words on tho
SUBJECT OF Aiglers-t would lead ire too far were
20 enquire, whether the expedition is undertaken at
Scasohabc period, whether he troops are sufficient in
hnmbcrs, whether the requisite funds are 10 g. asked
q" Tue Chambers. But putting aside all these serious
considerations, viii declare that shall ever be of
opinion. that any insult offered to the flag of france
should be ohastISed, whether coming from .rvatr
or from the first putentatc of Europe. But when
hear u repeated that we have obtained permission TO
transport our soldiers into Africa, cunno, orbcar de-
inandng whose PERMISSION II -, have TO ask Had
the old captains whom sec within these walls oc-
Saslon twenty years ago TO solicit passports from tho
British Admiralty, 10 display their victorious fla rs
from one end OF Europe To another: Nor am awsre
on the other hand, that we cour,ersgucd the Com
mission OF Lord EXmouth, when he sailed for the bo
oardmcnt of Algers."
IL was said that NJ Etiennc, editor of the Constu-
tionne, was 70 draw up the address oft the Chamber
oil Deputies, IN answer TO the speech from the Throne
and that II would be- presented to tic Chamber on
the i2th
The following article from the Augsbursh Gazette
OF H. go, gives plausible, and probably Just view
oi the policy by which England has been governed
IN procuring the election of Leopold to the throne Of
Greece
"Rehiijoas 81 he three .lUied Porrers Nth
Greece For s"mc time past there has been marked
change in The policy of the two Western Cabinets
with regard to Greece. Til lately. England from
her aversion To the Greeks her prediction for Tur
key, and her jealousy of Russia had impcded the set
! tlcncnt OF Greece. Without having RECOURSE to
open violence, sic employed every imaginable means
In bring Greece hndcr her ancient yoke and confirm
the power o! the Grand Scgnor At present she Is
usIHg her utmost influence to secure for Greece an
honorable independence, and France acts in concert
with Great Britain. Tins revolution docs not pro-
coed from tic lore of humanity,--bui Ike CarfolIc
! Emancipation, has been commanded Ov lsccss w.
/ Great Britain las reflected within hersplf-thie new
State may OBJECT my power IN The Ionan Isands--i,s
independence announces the fall Of the Ottoman En-
pare IN Europe Il internal inclination or political
hopes should lead 10 union with Russia The lat
ter power may render It suhscrvient towards realizing
the projects OF Catherine and enable the Emperor m
send his armies into the South OF Eurepc and his
| squadrous into the Mediterranean. This apprchen
sion of the downfall OF the Ottoman power has been
augmented by the Treaty Of Adrianoplc, and shewS
the rGess.c. OF attempting to prevent the catas
rophe by contendlng against Greece Il has in
consequence become the great object of England "a
maintain both the Greek and Ottoman States so tina.
they may contribute Jointly TO the maintenance OF
the British authority III the Mediterranean. England
therefore, has felt the necessity OF releasing Greece
from the trammels imposed by the Protocol of Lon
don, and Of giving to her a Sovereign upon whose
good Intentions she may rely, and thus avoid the oc
cassons that might have been afforded by the contin
uancc of the su=erdinte of the Porte, for Russia 4
march her armies towards the Bcsphorus and Sent
= her sSuadrons 10 the Archipelago"