Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-18

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export in the last year of british produce and manu-
factnres has exceeded that of airy former year.
His Majesty lamen's that notwithstanding this in
deetion OF active commerce. distress should prevail
among tho agricultural and manufacturing classes in
some parts of tho United Kingdom.
II would DO most gratifying to The paterna feelings
OF his to DO enabled to propose for your
sderation measures calculated to remove the Difficult
,cs of any portion Of his subjects, and at the same
time compatible with the general and permanent in
tcrcsts OF his people.
II is from dcop solicudc for those interests tlat
his Msjcstyis impressed with the necessity of acting
with extreme caution, in reference to this important
subject.
Ills Majesty feels assured that YOU wtconcur with
him in assigning due weight to the effect Of unfayo
rabe seasons, and to the operation of other causes
which beyond the reach Of Legislative control or
remedy
Above all, his Majesty is convinced that no prcs
sure oftcmpora,y difficulty will induce you to relax
the determination which you have uniformly mani
Tested to maintain inviolatc the public credit and
thus to uphold the high character and the permanent
welfare OF the country.
| We have received an account of the proceedings
Mt the contested election for the county Of limerick
which has ended in the defeat of the Arstocracy, and
! the return Of Colonel OGrady representative OF
that important county. Whatever Mr.. Dowson's
Disappointment may have been, the House of Com
mons has, we apprehend, lost nothing by his
throw. the successful candidate being by all accounts
a man of ability and reputation.
LONDON, Feb. 4.
| Tuesday; the sale was $500 bags
i Letters from Spain continue to intimate an intcn-
ton the part of the Government send out three
thousand men to Cuba, To fill up the void occasoncd
by the unfortunate expedition of Barradas. This re-
Enforcement is doubtless for the local duty the Hn-
vannah, and other parts of Cuba. Any new attack
on the main land would be little less than insanity.
Mr. Herres entered on his official duties yesterday
morning, at the Office ofthe Board Of Trade and was
engaged there on official business during the day.
LONDON, Feb. 6.
Of AIR Abarc hio fob o
Baron of Scotland reflects great credit on the Adm,-
nstration. He is sound and able lawyer, and u
most upright and honorable man.
Destruction Of The Argyll rooms, by Firc-Last
night, between 10 and II, fire broke out at tho
Argyl-rooms, Regent-s,rcet Water, in conse-
quence OF the severity ofthc weather being extreme
~ difficult TO be procured the flames increased with
astonishing rapdity, and soon reduced the building
to ruins.
The following paragraph appears in the Gazette dc
France of Monday:-''We assured that the def
nitive protocol respecting Greece has been signed in
London between the Plenpotentaries of the three
Powers, and that Prince Leopold Of Sake Coburg,
is invested with the sovereignty of Greece."-The
papers promised to be laid before Parliament, in the
speech from the Throne, will supply sufficient corr
mentary on this announcement.
DUBLIN, Jan. 81.
a letter was received, by express, this morning.
by the Chief Baron announcing the return of his son.
Colonel Grady, for the county of Limerick The
: election closed last nght-"Three o'clock Il have
t just received letter from Limerick Yesterdav
n evening Mr. Massey Dawson retired from the contest
II and Colonel O'Grady was elected by large mnio.
rity."
}, The Dublin Evening Post, of the 27h JAM, saws
+ 1.-The truth is, fast approaching to a crisis
d The Revenue is Northumberland diminishing; the
lIandhoders without rents-the Farmers without
. markets. and, under date Of the 25th it is added
hat tenth Of the population of Dublin (which is
aooul ~ooooo1 .. =" need parochial relief
nv, MADRID, Jan. FL.
G The new Governor of Cuba General Bellido. w;,
set out in few days for his post Three {bonsond
5 men will go with him to the Hayannah A corne ~
fifteen or sixteen hundred men is now formiho, =,
Seville for the Philippines.
TouLoN, jan &c.
Extract from letter brought from Mahon. bv tho
Gree, dated January 17:--"A Turkish Anobsssa a.
~ been sent TO Algiers, by the Sultan. NJ Tho Do
Ed OF the Turkish Government TO settle if noss;
bic, our differences with the Dey. Since the arrival
OF this parsonage the blockade has not been st,;,i
i observed The Secretary to the Turkish Ambassa,
dor is now at MahoD, where he arrived in the Eng;sh
schooner the Peorus, which struck ON the rocks of
r our harbour. He came to obtain an interview ,,,h
Rear Admiral dc la Brtonniere about our war with
Aigiers but it would appear that the Admiral was Z,
from being satisfied with the result of the conf
for the rigates LIE Duchesse de Berri and La Beonc
the soop LEcho, and the brig lie Voligeur. sailed
immediately to renew the blockade which had bccn
nearly gwen up for month past"
BOREIGN ITEMS.
An agent OF Prince Leopold has been enoo oeJ r.,
some days past IN going round the booksellers sbons
ana collecting Tor the Prince every work of anv NJ
thofity, that has reference TO Greece - ~
The remains of Sir Thomas Lawrence tho ds,;,-