Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-04
FOREIGN.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

Liverpool papers 10 the 2isf July inclusive; and t6
snip Liverpool at Boston, brings dates from, Liver
pool io the 22d July.
The latest intelligence received AZ Paris fran, sI;
Is dated the 7rh July The French government ha,
received positive information that the treasure fnn,
at Algiers would pay the expenses of the war 7, w.,
that the regency would BE- given up TO thu
for'e, on condition that the Sultan enpared for IN,
suppression of piracy, and changed the governor
~ tour years al least II was not believed in III,
highest political circles that there was any question
OF COLONY
ii had been officially announced that 500 n;cccs n
artillery IN bronze, than 80 ships fsucb rs fri
gates corsairs, &c the urseras % war and The mn
rlne, provided with arms and munitions and So 600 DOR
francs fell into the hands of the French forces a.
AgIers The greatest tranquility refined IN Tho c;,
OF Agiers at the last accounts AMI the most cordial
friendship existed between the French and the nbab
anls the latter treatcd their as Eberators
and 30 considered them The AIgerincs had e.,irno-
ted their loss upwards of 10. GOO mon Lid -
Woundedi and that Of the French, in killed wounded
or disabled from various causes was conputad ~ bo
tween 1000 and 5000: of this number the killed and
severely wounded amounted 10 about 300.
-, Inc London stock market on he Goth was easv.-
Inc Liverpool Cotton market gas steady on the 81 -
but there has been less demand for the article s,.
the 18Th Sales on he 10Th, 5000 bales Goth 500 do
2lst, $500 do. There also less demand for T7Io
II IS recorded on Merchants Hall books Boston thu,
cotton was advancing, and Flour was d.cIjnuo. ,nd
letters OF the last date said by the Bos on Gazette
to confirm this statement.
The King of England had announced his intention
OF ProroguIng the parliament OH the esd, by Iet,c,
o.sec.ea 70 pr h"mas Tyrwhitt, in which he CON-
menced with these familiar words: Dear Sir Tom
am determined To prorogue the House myself ON Fri
day, so take care TO have all ready
letter written on board the Provence at sjoiere
states that ADMIRAL Dnperre had under observation
TWO Irisaes one English, the other Dutch which h,
fonnd IN the arbor OF Agers, and on board of which
II was suspect ed the diamonds of the Dew which E-,
cd great part OF his treasure, were concealeJ
lo,,
=, n oem-omciai article had appeared in GaliCnani's
messenger, on the affairs of Algiers which contradict
ed the report generally spread of note presented Inv
the English Ambassador, requiring On explanation -
The article says:-"We arc able aatly 10 con,radic
this news. The English and French Government,
aTe perfectly agreed respecting the question Of
and we may add also, upon all questions of Eur6near
policy Lord Stuart de Ro hsay has taken no sucI
stop, and the course followed by the French MinisI,
with respect to these Babary pirntes whose exsenc,
has long been the scourpe Of cjviliyed E,,rono J
received frank and cordial APPRECIATION of tho F.
iish Governments. We are also able to give forro,
and direct contradiction to the assertions of
journals, respecting Congress to DO held on this
subject" " '''''
The appointments of Gen Bourmont 70 b. u.r
shall of France, and of Admiral Duperre 10 be pee
age, are announced in the Paris Moniteur.
The accounts of the state OF the harvest in
Ireland are most alarming.
Kean took leave Of the London stare AZ the Oner,
House, on the 9TH The house was Crowded 70 ovor
howing and the anxiety great to get admission
to tho pit and gallery, that immense crowds "a.
seinbed IN front Of the doors long before they were
their lives ~
Gen. Gascoyne and Mr.. Huskisson are cand;da,es
Tor the borough of Liverpool They have both nd
oreesed their constituents in anticipation of the rene
raj election The Liverpool Courier of the 2st OF Ju-
iy, says that there is not the semblance of an on
position. The earliest day that the election could
take place was the Goth.
Sir Sidney Smith IS Just arrived at Londo, f-o-,
Paris on occasion Of his sudden appointment TO be
Lieutenant General of Marines The Duke ~ ~
renee was General Of the Marines On comm, ~ ,L.
crown he promoted the Lieutenant General ~ re
post OF General, and directed tho commission Of ION.
Tenernl 10 be made out forwith for Sir Sidney Sr,,b
was sent express to Paris to the hero ofthc "Tom.
pie" and Of Aero. VII
II is said that only 5000 French entered Aloie,s .,
garrison the place There is story in PARIS article
OF the 18th Of July, Of some three or four tbonsanJ
turkish soldiers, who effected retreat along the
coast, on the night Of the 9TH Of July and had
to town in the interior, the name Of winch IL mo,
mentioned, where they have elected new Dev -,
the ground that Hussn had los, his post being the
slave ofthe Christians, and have declared their r,en
ton OF continuing the war
The h1rDest If Scotinnd,--Thc weather 10 no,,, ~,
citing serious spprehensions; and it may be- apty ssd
IN tAe words Of the poet. Winter oft at eve rcsuno.
the breeze, cnls the pale ightDcss" The Operations
OF the hay harvest are entirely suspended The oats
on strong soils laid fiat as # tboy had been ro
led y The earth is completely saturated With nos
ture that the water is standing 10 the potato drills.
ahu even WIN favorable change, the harvest wall DC
three weeks later than usual ---!scoi,man
LoNDoy, Juy 90.
from NE We'sager des Charrbyes.
Tho Marquis dc KczeDde, the Brazilian M,nisto-
ana The Bafos dc Reudufe sent from the Regency Of
eicena appear 10 have reason to be perfectly salts
NED with the reception which the Emperor Nicholas
bestowed on Them az Warsaw. They fell, assured
thar they will obtain from Russia tho recognition of
the Regency OF Tercora. The Emperor has u nor rcd
me commencement of conlerouccs between them and
bis Ministers, and as token of his mood vii b,.