Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-27
From e. NJ Y. Com, advertiser Of Saturday
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.


don Morning Herald OF September 0, and Cores
Liverpool Advertser OF The OH. There are variety
OF later items of European intelligence the writers
OF which, however, deal less in fact than in specu
Hamburg papers to tho 4th, had been received in
London:
"They announce that Count Lobau, Ambassador
Extraordinary from France To the Court OF Berlin,
was presented the King ofPrussa the 3oth ult.
(another account says the LIST inst. which occasion
lao delivered letter from LOUIS Philip, announcing
his accession to tho French throne. Both accounts
agree in stating that the Count received in the
mos, hottering manner, and received an invitation
to dine with the King. II is further stated that he
was presented with a rich diamond snuff box, and
thai IN ADDITION to these gracious marks, he
vted to attend tho review, which to be held ne
Brandenburg. This intelligence is the more ,moor.
tant as the conduct of Russia towards France was
fully known to the king Of Prussia at the time; and
II cannot be therefore, SAID that the latter sc,cd
IN thus decisive manner before he had an opporiu-
NIFTY of certaining the tim ents of his Imperi,l
Ally aud son in law.-But, if any credit DO due to
staenent IN one Of the Hamburg papers, so far from
these being IN this respect, any collision in the policy
of tho two Courts, there is perfec, coincidence Of
views; for such is the only rational construction we
can put upon the words, 1T is asser,e ed here fname
ly, Bern) that equally satisfactory accounts respect
ing the affairs OF france have been received from
ST. Petersburg"
Tho Morning Herald says the foregoing statement
must be received with much caution, and we are in
cned to the same ENTHUSIASTICALLY after rca dinp
all
m Pozzo d Borgo, the Russian Ambassador Mt
faris, has received orders by a courier who set off
on the 2st OF August, aud arrived the st of this
month, to inform all Russian subjects at Paris TO
leave France within eight days, under pain of IN
curing the displeasure of their Sovereign There
Is nothing alarming in this measure 1.-THE National
Sdds being The effect OF the first surprise experienced
at st. Petersburg Moreover, this is quite in con-
forinlty with the diplomatic usage of that Court
which, under such circumstances. IS guided by the
regulstl.ns and custer of an absolute Government
M he same t'me It has been professionally forbidden
TO the Ambassador to grant passports to Frenchmen
purposing TO proceed To Russia Besides when this
courier left st. Petersburg, the happy termination
OF our revolution was but imperectly known there.
io' the courier OF the Russian Embassy, who left
Paris on the 9th TO announce the accession of Louis
Philip L., was met on the 2lst of August at the
gates OF ST Petersburg by the other gong to Paris.
who was the bearer of the aforesaid orders
The journal du Commerce gives the fIllo r;or M,
ragraph on the same subject:
1--WE can state positively that the Russian Ambasss
dor has desired the Russians and Poles 10 n
leave France. Even the women arc comprised in
the orders received from ST. PETERSBURG and Warsaw
1t is said that the Emperor Nicholas fesrs tina, his
subjects will catch the contagion of LIBERAL IDEAS
inns measure does not imply, on the part of the Rus
sian Cabinet any refusal to recognize our Govern
ment. whatever difference may exist between the in
situations OF the two countries. France and Russi,
have common interest with respect TO commerce
and to the general politics Europe so that thor
rulers ought agree, fthey wisely advised Rus
sia has occusion be SO much satisfied with H.
Bouroons, end especially with Charles " as ,obo
induced TO csPouse his guarrcs.
The attempts TO qualify what may be offensive n
the new french government IN tho foregoing extracts
It will be perceived emanaes rather from the wishes
OF The French editors, than from any positive into,
nation they possessed on tho subject.
A letter from Vienna OF the 10Th August, sta,es
that NJ de Metiernich is said seriously 10 intend re
firing from public affairs. and that The ArcbSnte
Charles will take the supreme direction
Monsieur dc Pognac, has confided his defence IN
M. NJ Mandaroux Vertain. Advocate ofthe Court of
Cassatiou; Honcqnln, and Berger the son. The Ia,
ter will attend the trial in the Chamber nf peers.
The former specially attached to the ex Minister as
Counsel. 80
The accounts from the Netherlands, under date Of
Hague, Sept. :. favorable 20 the speedv res,o,.
ton Of tranquility. The Prince of ORANGE reached
the capital on his return from Brussels on the morn
ing OF nc 4h and received with much iov bv the
people The King went to the Hotel of the Prince TO
meet hun
81 G. r. Van Maancp, who, durinr- n ner;od &c az |
years has served the country in various high Offices
with SO much zeal and fidelity has received from tho
king OF the Netherlands, an honorable discharge
from the Office of Minister of Justice with eYnres
sons OF gratitude for his long and faithful services
to the country.
SPATS.-A Paris date of the 18th mentions that III.
deputation of ST. Sebastian has refused to obey an or
der of the Spanish government. placing tho Roval
F0um GERS and Tercios at the dsposal of AZ Pi,s
Trumas, Captain General of Guipuscoa Snanisb
emgranrs from London, Brussels and Paris Ind been
f"ckng TO Bayonne during the latter part of August,
and 200 oft them were supposed to be on the from
tiers. The article says.
Tie celebrated Pastor is at Bayonne az we'll ne N.
AIDE Camp of Gen Nina Gen. Torre,os il in tho
neighbonrhood Gen. Vigo is going to loin his com
ponons in exile. 1t is thought that Nina and ouro.
go are going to quit the capital of France to Ioin
Their countrymen. The Spaniards assemble at BoHrg
Madame are armed, we'll as those at Bayonne.
many Of them already the red and yellow riband
tne emblem OF liberty In short, those Spaniards are
only waiting for Nina, who possesses their ent;rs
Confidence 1t is affirmed that when thew arc All
assembled Gen Vigo will advance towards Galicia
I0Irej"s and Qulroga towards Madrid and that Min,
Will enter Spain by Catalonia "
Letters from Madrid ofthe 26,h August. snnouncs
tha' the Cabinet continued to deliberate OH measures
70 make some concession To public opinion and see,n
disposed to grant much. The Apostolcsls. howevcr
WISH nothing TO be yielded.
q, uenefai Dlm6rano persists in marchug troops 10
the rontrics OF Franco; but on the other hand III
spanish refugees organize themselves at the fo, ~
the fyfenees On the 3st they were 200 in mum
ser wearing the colours Of indcpendcsce-red and
- From the Co1StituiionneL