Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-27
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on Monday. bringing Liverpool papers to the iS'h
ult. II
The discussions in parliament form tho principal
topics of interest. Il cannot be definitely inferred
wha, will be pursued the principal subjects
before that body. Thcrc is no ground Tor auiic'pa-
ing change in the Ministry. Some alterations may
be contemplated. II remains yet doubtful whether
government means 10 recognize Don higuel, though
the prevalent opinion is said TO be that this will be
the case. Committees in both Houses have been APP
point cd to consider the India Question. Much dis
satisfaction prevails in relation TO the d,stresses OF
the country; and some acts of decidedly remedial
character are confidently expected
On the I1h of Feb, a debate occurred in the Il.
of Commons, nominally to prevent bribery and cor
rupion in the Borough of East Retfbrd. but which
yery soon assumed different aspect, somewhat like
the debate in the Senate Of the u. States upon Mr.
Foots resolution. Al attempt WAS made TO transfer
tho right Of sending member to parliament, which
the Borough had forfeited, to Birmingham. Mr.
Uusksson came out zeaously in favor OF Brming
ham, and in the of his speech, adv anced sen
mruts which appear to have been considered, by the
ersl members, savonring rather too much of
I~P,rliamen,ary Reform" The Cha ncellor of the
Exchcsuer, and Mr.. Peel, were good deal excited
by the tone of Mr. Huskisson's remarSs, and repli-
cd with earnestness to the spirit which they Gisco-
sed. II there is any intention OF replacing Mr. Hus-
kisson in tho cabinet, which we very much doubt,
must be- we think to stop him an his wing course
and bring him back TO his old ground
| HONDA of Lords, Feb l2.--Lord Holland address,
cd the bouse at length on the subject of Greece,
and concluded by moving the following resolution
l"rbut no pachcation settlement of Greece
vill appear permanently advantageous to the inter
Icsts of England or honorable to the British crown
which does not give to that country territory suf
acien for national defence either by land sea, and
docs not establish there government With full pow
ers 10 adam it's laws and institutions TO the wants
land wishes of the people, and TO protect its subjects
from all interference IN their domestic concerns ~"
Lord Me!bo5ne supported the noble mover. and was
. answered by the Duke Of yelling, on. ending with a
Recommendation to Lord Holland to withdraw his
Tl,a IDusr far
from encouraging the Turks 10 resist ancc he and
his colleagues, foTesreing from tie onset what must
be the issue of contest between too such I'll nla CHI
led pnwers,--and indeed as the noble duke declar-
cd his own opinion, being that campaign ought
to have finished the without the necessity OF u
a second-the utmost efforts had been employed,
both before hostitcs took place and al every stage
of it's continuance, 10 prevail on the Turks 10 give
satisfaction TO his imperial Majesty, who had GIT
undoubtedly, On his side. The noble Duke stated
that SO far from England fearing war there never
: was period OF history at which the military and
+ naval means of England were abundant, al the
par,s of the national force efficient and Complete
or ali the public resources of men, and stores, and
money if required, so nexhSustR6lc. Lord Holland
a then withdrew his molten.
sc The debate in the House of Commons on the tell
Is ult was of great interest. for it bore subject
i, affecting almost every individual in the kingdom, anC
on those means OF ob aiming relief which have exec
the attention not OF theorists and p,culator, but
men who act with habual caution, and possessed
" ofa large stake in the country.
20 In tho Commons, on the 18th. Mr. O'Connrll pre-
sentch petition from town IN Ireland, praying T.
ntegibls. eIeaRu5RL a$ It vas o S3ls,oH
" Tho G I: On the evening an rn;o - .
e oScItor General for leave to br;, moron L ol
menoef Law relative to sIlusorv ., on e
ef Courts of Equity ougu' to NC sifsfideG
Is lie said there vas now no rule Of eGuity-enlv Z
ir question Of equity.
J. Mr.. O'Conncll gave notice that he would on Mon
e day, February I5 move for leave TO bring in bill
declaring that the publication of truth is not onI
r shall not be considered libel.
1t is now fixed that Prince Leopold, of SAKE Co.
burg, is to be the future Sovereign of the new KIM
dom of Greece, the limits Of which will be fully as
extensive as could be expected II il nIso renor,cd
that all the Tonian Islands Will be added to the KIM
dom Of Greece, Coreyra excepted, which, as it com.
mands the Adratic, the British will maintain posses.
> sion of in perpctuity.
FRANCE AND ALG'Eas The London Courier RI.
marks that land force is considered by the French
indispensable part of The expedition preparinr n,
Touon against Agers, the Notifications of Aigcrs
e on the sea side having been greatly strengthened
since Lord Exmouths attack to make it quite I'M
advisable for an invading force to build its expecta
tons Of success on feet, PARTICULAR, as from the
nature ofthe currents and the badness Of the coast
is dangerous for ships of war to cruise long in that
quarter with northcry winds. A land force being
thus sine qua non, the next question with the Parj;
politicians 10, on what point of the Algerine coast
> ought 1t to be landcR Some recommend Oran a
good harbour about 80 miles to the west of hlrers
others propose Bona, which is less remote Be his
as it may, in two months, il is said, a large anna
mcnt will be equipped, and will sail from ToGlon IN
less the Dey make timely and satisfactory submits
sion.
The latest news from Lisbon states that Don Mi
guel, unabeto obtain money from other quarters, has
ordered levy TO be made the different monastic
orders; and thus makes them expate, in part their
mischeyous Vaccinations against the free institutions
oftheir country
Mr.. Moore, brother Of General Moore, who foil At
Corunna, and formerly Deputy Secretary at War, but
retired from the discharge Of that duty has given
up his retirement allowance Of E3OO year in con.
slderation ofpublic exigencies.
/ LONDON, Feb. ii.
Il It IS understood that negotiations are going on be-
tween the governments OF Great Britain Spain South
America and the United States for the purpose of
putting an end, for certun period, least 10 hos
publlcs
report has for some days prevailed, that IL was
the intention of government to make some reductions
~ inc army thIs however, is understood not to be
the case--the contemplated economy in tho a,nv
will 1t IS supposed be IN the future rate Of paw for al