Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-11
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avaiied ourselves of The London editors were oil
specializing on the situation of tho King, and the
cause OF his illness. From the extracts which we
give on this subject il will be observed that tho gen
cral opinion that he Was in very critical stua-
ton.
The Morning Chronicle Of tho e7lh holds the fol-
lowing language:-
1.-The reports respecting the Kings health are very
unfavorable. No reliance whatever is placed tho
bulletins. First the King is better, then the King
Continues much the same And 10 mend the matter,
the Court Newsman tells that during the day his
Majesty appeared to be rathor bcttcr.' We know
that the state of his Majestys health on Sunday
very different from what might hare been inferred
from the communications to the public
The Mernng Journal Of tho next day (the eeth)
says-'That the King is in an extremely dangerous
state it would be weakness and oven puerty conceal
deny. His disorder is reported and that By those
who have an opportunity Of knowing the fact, to be
Of nature serious, that little, II any hopes
entertained of his Ultimate recovery. Imay be pro
tractcd, i, usy struggle over many alterations but
it cannot VIC fea-, DO suhdued. We take upon our
selves the responsibility Of making this statement,
not only reluctantly, but under feelings Of great
anxiety ind pain
"Whst attracts notice in The Bulletins is the ex-
truornary silence IF them all, except the first,
the nature of the disorder Il in the first called
bilious attack accompanied by an 'embarruss-
ment of breathing Phe bilious attack, certainly
could be severe likely to excite any alarm see
ing that his Majesty in the Bulletin declared
20 be free from fever. bilious attack therefore,
unaccompanied by fever. could not, opprehend.
cause embarrassment of brcathing'--a prot,actcd
embarrassment of twelve days. II the truth were
known ve have no doubt it you'll appear that the
euabarrasrnent is caused by something else"
private letter from London. dated on the evening
of the 23h states that The King himself had bcc ONE
more alarmed at the obsiinacy ofhe attack and that
Sir Ashley Cosper vas to be called in in addition to
the other medical advisers
The great extent of the business before tho House
of Commons, was. on TUESDAY night the 27tb put in
n l,ub hv
Mr.. Grants motion on the occurrences al Tcrceira.
With every disposition to accommodate MIR. G., the
only alternative was, that hrs motion should be
brought on on "Wednesday. although that day is gen
orally dies non in regard to dealers.
fadin Question In presenting petition on Mon
duy night, the GOTH in The House of Peers, Lord
Durham said he understood Minis: intended re-
new the comPany's charter. Lord Peterborough said
thing that had fallen from him any of his Majes,y's
Ministers. Lord Durham: I'm glad oft
AT the Jews new Western Synagogue. on the 29th,
prayers were offered for tho restoration Of the health
of his jesty. This IS the first time that PRAYERS
have been offered in the synagogue of the Jews for
any member Of :he royal family.
An increase in the issue of Bank o. England notes
has lately taken place; and material quickening OF
the circulation is visible in various directions, foI
country notes arc considerably plentiful than
they were month ago. Most ofthc coun' ~ bankers
have ceased to send money to London TO be employed
.herc, as they can do better With it at homo.
n,
manufactures, Of the Of Auvyi has
ees Of 5oL of promise OF arag,
Of great accomplishments. and soexcepaonabe in ess--
of vie~-bsr s:e was two and sen,y seoaasr, oasat
oooe Of a..due. tho youos Iadys at
fcons and al his the marriage day fixed
Il tina, Ais. Coke required 6cd several time.
Which she m.,ioms5 ae,'on during Tho sorIotp0ndence
employ her 'er TO write somco her letters The defend
ant declared that the Of her sslers services was deceit
Upon hu and reusedo make good his
On being demonstrated with by young father be adj
meo that be wasa van," and again Fixed weddn day
Again be broke his werd Coke. health had in con
sequences been destroyed Among his letters prodoeed in
Gas one which ended in this fashiou
w nen night sod morn, on hendet kncr,
Then, dearest Susan, think Of mo"
dLne Of Hend Of 7air- late Sussex Asizs. M
Ened add Eve Of be ' ,I
o her head Of hair appeared that the plaintiff had
o'eeers had recourse 10 tue conplaned
her oil her attractions, and "o bring Der pride The
bar !" question stated yard long and OK.
conduc Of the defendant, was upuaSle and ihey oood
verdict or the plaIpG-dsmage, sol
Tho DabD papers contain account of two dreadful az
hays which occurred Easter Monday attended with The los,
OF several lives One happened Bailey Borough where
Hst bavDg ,uddeny commenced 10 the afternoon the mol
were called in to Que The disturbance is stated in The let
f which appears in the Dublin Megnns Post that the police
sVng had 10 ~ several times the arrsck from the
NY of stones thrown at them by the eobstan. loaded their
and Fred upon tho crowd, who returned With large
VSies OF stones the conflict became goneral uep one
OF the name of Reley the Of the name Of Clarke
sno dead by the police and in the the night
DO lass is estimated nj about killed. aud from tbuv
70 sixty wounded Other conflict at Portah
son where some OF the police ordered TO clear
nc house IN which thsre was fighting 90 their approach
all the combatants attacked them diSrmed the chief
bic OF MS sword and The sergeant Of bis carbne and with hc
ron ba Sticks and other weapons, wounded severely the
whole party who inevitably would have their lives bad
not three or four policemen their assistance Mr. Kef
I'm, tue CHEZ constable fred wounded bv one Of
the rioters apd received several other wounds The arm Of
police man was broken and another lad his band amos,
OF at the wrist by blow Of The taken from the chief
constable Tho police shot and wounded scye
raj others one OF whom has had bis lex
"Roru "-In consequence OF Utmost necessity that OK
lists IN Parian e 10 induce Ministers enforce
reform IN every Department ofthe State tho 10 bld
Noona Gallery for the reception ofthe Of arr at The
expense OF the country, Is reInq0shed We learn however
that the King determines himself splendid establish
men the expense OF which TO be betrayed from bis Males
TVS privy Purs.
Capt r. Garth, since the death Of Cen Garth has let his
cottage IN The neghborood Of Calais, and living az
Windsor Negotiations for the final settlement Of differences
relating TO delicate affair have understand resumed
Morning paper.
newspaper. bali in Turkish and the other half in
FTcuch, is aboutto he started 10 the Turkish capital.
Phe Hull Advertiser Neutrality-suspicious. ponp
On between this country and Turkey the object Of which 10