Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-30

$50 500 ca Spanish dollars 3,OsO e. ''''''
auvices rom the Pacific to the 18th March state
sners 10 De extremely unsettled. ON their civil
bros. Markets were rluttod and bnsns. ran Wv"
ly much stagnstcd. s'"''ai
ss% the Journal of Comm..cs Juno aoad Edition
TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGI.ANn
are indebted to Capt Akin, of the shin Ma
~ and L" Mr. Mercer, passenger on board.
Tor Liverpool papers to Juno GOTH con,s,nno $780,
dates to the 18th. We have also London n.nsrs -
the l4th. PsP"is 70
The King was still livng-with perh IN. ,oo,. n.
voracle symptoms than at the date of our lee, nc
counts The following are the bulletins ssu sd n, A.
attending physicians, 80 far we have them in On.
possession: A -" our
Fn'nAY May THE King has passed the last RI
hours under continued init,ga ton of hi, .yn,n,C,
SATURDAY, May a.-The King has had co|far.
table night, with some hours of sleep His Males.
yssymPtoms continue he same
SoSo1r' May s.-The King has passed TRANQUIL
night. HIS Majes'y's symptoms are essentisllv i;ha
same 'y 'ue
or %onpAr. May lo:-The King passed yesterday
ana the night in composure with some sleen.
Out ms MaJestys symptoms remain the snme r
WINDSOR CASTLE, Nay Hills Maiestv's .vm,-
IONS are not materially mitigated, but hi: Mn;c,fv
has had some sleep last night. '''
HENHY HALpoRp
:, - MATTHEW JoHN T,rpxrr
=. WEDNESDAY, May is.-The King has pa,.e6 +.
disturbed night but his symptoms remain ,bo 60
cd mops son GsTth May lsmThe King pass
MaJesty's complaint however do no, yarv. '''
HENRY EALroRp
,y MATTHEW JoHN TiERNry
WIND soR Castle, May l7-Tbe K;nn hs.
cd. good night His Msjesty's symptoms are aIlev;-
"WIsDsoR CASTLE, May ra-Tbo Kin. n..
. night His Majestys symptoms are allevia-
(, LONDON May 10 We may at length ventur. 70
congratulate our readers on the favorable turn which
ns illness has taken. II is now cond,ntlu
afnrned that the King may. for the present =, iayy
DE considered out OF danger.-ynorning Chronicle
ih me House OF Commons, on the evening of tho
rHh, Lord Stanley presented a petition from the
ch"nssn' wee PRESIDENT and Members of he
" amoer or Commerce at Manchester. pra wing tint
tue IL use would take measures to prevent the invn
SION OF Mexico by Spain Ordered TO be prin,ed
me second reading of the bill for the emancipation
Oh the Jews. has been refused in the House of Con-,
mons'-fess i6s Noes 288 Majority against Tho
second reading. 90 's'"'' 'uo
Great damage was suffered by the shipping in sun
derand harbor the night of the 18th. NJ :; III
culaled that at least from Go to rs shin. have sr
ed more or less The scene truly distress,no shn,
dismas ed, bowsrrits lost some in state of comnlf.
wreck, and SIX or eight sunk"
There will 5eno alteration of tho dp,;o. -,
this year. '' y" sugar
LrvpaPooI, May 2o---Last nirht we ,s.s;,.d
faris papers to Saturday The FIRST division of tho
expedition was TO embark the It'll tho .,,;Il.r~
on the l7h the second division on the ,a,h ,h H.;
on tne '4h and the whole with the exception Of tho
cavalry and one or two regiments of infantrv vond
probably sail on the 10th.
of
May, $4,000 Frenchmen (35 GOO belonging N tho
land forces and Is, 600 to the nayyl will he landed
on the shores of Africa. The English Parliament
the King of Frnnco, the slavery of IN. uh;s DC 10
soon cease also Before the Reyou,;on whites VIII
ot hgers, TnPoi, Tunis, and Morocco, were KENT 70
was preached in France; and in France aso ,S
dard ought for the last time to be raised. wthou,
however, violating the character of The .1e 800
con; employing those means which are no longer
D.,
ests can no longer contract the grand inte,.s,s 20
humanity. IL IS high time for civilized national m
Tree themselves from the disgraccful tribute which
they paid to handful of barbarans Il, ia h;nh ,.
TO put an end to the slavery of Christians '''
Inc general entrepot of the expedition Of AIo;.,a
Will DC established at Mahon.-.qpiso
;,,.. ooa, APrh zH..The mother of Napoleon has
just met with On accident which endanpers bsr lie
anu P'unges n ainiction the members of the pona
pal'e amiiy at Rome, as well all the persons in
TINS city, Italians and foreigners, who still retain
some affection for the Elk imperial family. "
On Thursday the god, while walking il ,ha ,,:u-
ioorgnese, Madame Mere, slipped and fell though
leaning on her attendant gentleman the Chsyaier
her 3 very 0d mad strength enough
the whole weight Of her body had fallen ON her
.nigh' wheIe she felt great pain Her domestics
bro"o %'f ho ahncIy placed her her carrsge and
who were called in found that the tbigb ws. hrohnn
MS Is the third day. and the patient Is in d.
ger Her great age (s3 years.) and the probabilitv
- '"'""t'oh' prevent the application of all tho 4
reinedies necessary in such cases. ~
,,Le IS iamented by all the members OF her family :
y nre at honc cardinal Fesch her bro,boy
Princess Jerome and Louis Bonaparte and tho pr;n'
cess OF Carrno. wife of LucIen ~ I'M
Expresses have been despatched to announc, hi,
melancholy event to Madame Murat, countess of L..
peno, 10 the Tx Queen, Hortensia, and to the DUE
J The immense riches Of Madame Ropo,,r,. 81.
valuable Jewels which she possesses make poonIo on
Vons 10 know her will aud the final addition t6st sbs
may stiiI make to 1t by codcil. | shall bove The
whl as soon as 1t is made known and hone Won ,r;I
DC among the LIST to receive it, meantime The ne,sons
are tne most eager and think themselves the best
informed imagine legacies, distribute her fortnno IN
sums good to them, g. point out tho her hesn,ah.1
vi al the accounts that have been able to coec,.
.ne soho"lhg seems to me the most probable as com
ing rom very good source: Madame Bonsnsr,e nm
points inc Duke Of Reichstad son of Napoleon bp,l
beI; she leaves 500 600 franks TO each of The cIdo
and to CARDINAL Fesch she bcaucatbs numa,ons
pensions and tokens Of remembrance N ali ,Io1
VINO have been IN her domestic service lastly sbJ
Of Rome and Corsica '"ohB the poor