Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-25

Tic opposition papers longer speak OF the retire
acct of Ministers, but multiply The instances of pre-
tanned resistance to the uncuiis,i,utopai n,ea-
sues TO which Ministers must tsoy they) b. dr.vcn.
Tie weather here is dreadful Il has snV we'd for
the greater part Of these tw q DAYS ny 49,
PaR,s, Dec. 20.-The Convuca,ion of the Cham
Der of Deputies is said to be fixed for tn, second
fortnight IN January, aud that the Chamber would be
assembled on The 10Th l2,h of February. The
number o. Deputies who arrive at Paris daily acrca
ses Many are already mot with in the pbiittcs,
sembcs Tho Deputies 81 the extreme tight cp-
pear To have received extraordinary summons, for
almost ub OF them are already at Paris.
Some preach moderation, announcing that all
kinds of omeorotions will BE- proposed to the Cham
bcrs & that the Ministry Of the 8ho August will be-
more constitutional than those that we have hitherto
seen.--.nessr ger deS Cfanbrcs.
AFFAIRS OF GRFEcE.-'Fhc Alccmcirs Zcitun,r %
Dec. 5th. states that the limits and political fate OF
Greece are az length settled bu, that the new ar
ransemen,s will not be published ill they submit
ted to The Sultan whose sanction is confidently anti
cipated. The limits commencing at the mouth OF
the Appropriateness follow the course Of that river az
ar as Vnrachoyi, and then extend in right line to
the Gulf of Zeitoun. The Ncgropont 1.-THE ancicn,
Eubna) is incorporated with Greece: and, according
to another account, the Islands of Samos and Cauia
The protocol of the 22d March is naina ined md
Russia has accedcd to this plan, BY which not ONLY
greater extent of territory than originally lntru
ded, but the absol':' independence of Greece is
secured.
| The London Herald of Dec. I'D, saws With res
pcct to Greece, few fresh facts have ,ranspired-
enough however, TO make the Greek Bonds keen up
at %, though the Greet Powers 90 not yet scomio
be agreed ON the manner of d,sposin2 of Greece Or
TO whom they arc TO udludcate the future sovereign
ty o thiSSew State; Others ha;tor themselves that
the fate OF Greece has been satsiacto y settled bv
diplomatic negotiations in London and that Count
Slunrziwitz carried the protocol Of the final ar
rangemcnts TO Petersburg, having, on his Journey
submitted the result, III pF!Yaie audience 10 tn.
kng of Prussia, and Transacted much business
/ a, n
for the throne Of Greece. Princes of Saxoiy OF Ba
v3r'a, Baden. HCsSr, and Other petty States IN Ger
many, as well as of Spain, Denmark and I.alv are
nan"d-cmbracing all the ilustrous subscribers TO
NJ Eynards begging letters and circulars 20 tho
Phhcilcncs. John Bull paid more hard cash in fur
thcrance of that than all these put toge her. YET
no English Prince has thought il worth his while 10
enter the lists, though Gambia and Samos arc now
said to be intended to form part of Greece"
THE PREss THE NErnrnL ANps.-The proic,
OF new law has been brought for ard b. he 70
vernment of the Netherlands for restraining the
incrty OF the pTess-lt recognises the principle hat
all the acts OF the government be discussed with
temper by al the Journals and periodical publications;
It's proposed enacments that whoever snail at
tack the authority of the King the members of
the Royoi Family, shai. &c punished with imprison-
mcnt from two TO FIVE years. Sentence of mprison-
rncnt from one 10 three years. shall be pronounced
against INN who shall attack the heads Of the Minis
teral departments, and t!ie Members OF the States
General, with vicw to dcprccate the existing laws
The offence will be punished by increasing the penalty
by one half.
ST. pErfRssusc, Dec. 2-On the 28h OF las, month the
Imperial Academy of Sciences had extraordinary meeting,
IN honoT OF the ius,rous traveller BaIon Alexander Won
humboldt on has happy return from his journey Siberia.
Aer tic reading oil several interesting papers, lay different
members of The Academy, Baron von Humboldt esh,ed
tie company by animated OF
sclehc expedition IN which he also took Of the pro-
gess oil tie strdy OF the physical sciences Russia
The protects OF the government The audience
among whom 20 re the Grand Duchess Helena, Duss A.cxan.
DER oil ""en'buIs most of the foreign Ambassadors
Nise's o. State and the principal Clergy, and Civil
NdIy Crcers listened with the most profound attention for
above an hour 10 the instructions discourse Of the great
naturalist aud paid distribute of admiration muluia
quence Of the language ihs, flowed from his lips
FRE At MoDoN-A disaster like shat took place at
Navarn was occurring Aodon November
Al the beginning Of the night fir, broka cut in house OF
the BAZAAR inhabited by the Greek merchandising drums
immediately beat and all the French soldiers in gar
son III le place repaired 20 the spot and extraoTd
nary exelons, succeeded checking progress Of the
flames which otherwise might have spread through the town.
and ncatc the powder azncs Several houses
were mo consumed by flames demolished in order
10 stop their This great loss a country where
the avases of long war have left few standing
BUCHAREST Nov 20 AS soon the Pdcha Ghiureevo
had gwen up the place to the Russians corps ks
sele that Gobrayo and before Sophia began lis move
ments to repass the Danube The mead quarters OF Count
Diebtsch are moved to Sclinio
ODEsi Nov 25-To our great iay saws our journal we
nave nothing new TO communicates readers respecting
the plague
cast anchor five wersis from harbour One bears Ad
miraFs flag This morning the guard 'p Loaf to
n
Turkish oce who had several letters for
raj HIS boat was brought quarantine Tie officer said
That orc OF these gate called the ScheR Rezane and
had on board the Turkish Ambassadors for St eiersburgh
namely Hall Rfae Vzer and Lieutenant General of the
iufsIsh ATmies and Sed Sueinam Neg Iriyy Councillor
and Keeper Of the Seals Of the D-an Their suite consists of
10 persons
CoyTAyrTyo"fE, Nov 1G Severe, Greek merchantmen
Dounn 10 Conantnople, were snP.e
Dsrdaneilcs, which the Captain. htler by land and
through the English Anassador permission 10 como
70 Cons'an'nople with their cargOcs display the
uona, nag No dihcgss are thrown IN tine way Of Greek
Jewellers furnished with Greek passports that authority
ny which they issued is respected
Mtss!JA Nov 10 Our trade with Cousiaut;ro,e and ke
Archipelago has seusb!y declined since tic conclusion of
Fcace, The expectation ofoom particular has Elen on
as these Countries OBTAIN their supplies fr,r,
slack Sea lis st affirmed that part Of the Russian feet
VIII winter port II that preparations
a'c making 10y the proper authorities. which Indicate that
they expect the arrival OF a foreign force.
NAPoLf ~ RoGsNIi, Nov. ia hrran is evpectpd fort
Conssnnople which order the Ttks Al Acns and Ne
oponi TO return IN RoneHn, which those places will
be occupied by the irregular Greek troops regulars will
escort The Turks 10 Romelia