Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-22
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STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND!
: The packet shi? Colombia, Capt, Dclano, arrived
at New York Oh Saturday afternoon, in the renarla.
bic passage Of IS days and IS hours from Ports
mouth, bringing London papers to tho evening of
March 3lsi containing Paris dates the coih III
elusive.
Oar London papers brought by this arrival, reach
ed us By yesterdays mail Hso slips OF the news from
&c Offices Of the Journal OF Commerce and Daily Adj
verlise5.
Cotton aud -Four were still improving. L. s. flour
was Up to 29'a 3)s. per brl Tobacco continued
1a!l.
The LondOnp1pe7s are filed with Parliamentary
Debates.
The resolution introduced by the Chancellor IF IN.
EXchcquer for reducing the per cent stocks to 81
per cent, agreed to.
The Corn Laws had been trough: M in Purlia-
men The grain market continued firm, and prices
improving.
The Londcn Courier Of March o. sovs.-y,.e,;r
Howard Doug!aslclt town few days ago for the
hague. The discussion of;he BOUNDARY ae between
the United States and our North American Colonies
after proceeding a ccrtein length between tho Com
misSioners u the two countries, has now advanced
I TO that stage IN which reference To the King of
tho Netherlands, the appointed umpire becomes ne
ccssary. Sir II Douglass as Governor of New Bruns-
wick, is we'll acquainted with the points at issue and
! ,
Royal Mediator"
LoxDoN, March 3O-A mail from Holland. prri.
we'd 10 day, states that symptoms of the plague an
pcnred some tine ago at Jnssy and Bucharest the
chief towns OF Mcdavia and Waachia; thew have
not, however, excited much uueasiness precautions
having been promptly taken 70 Gu: Of all coTnz,,n;
cation except for medical ali, with the pc-song at
| tackled.
The interest Of money appears 10 lie as low in tie
intcTor I'll Germany as in tins country or Holland
The city of Lepsic had occasion to borrow half
million sterling eight years ago and raised il at wat
was tnen thought Ut low Interest, viz four per cent
but the magistrates are now taking steps for re-
dncIrg the interest 10 little more than three pcr
cent f''
At the Hague the Lower House is occupied with
discussions on Finance, and the improvement OF the
Criminal Law.
The ice in the Sound began to break upon the 18Th
inst. '''' '''
From the Mediterranean we learn that his Moies.
tvs ship Pclorus, which damaged in December
arrived Ut mata.
The Algicrs expedition will is expected. be rea
dy to sal from Toulon the Goth Of next Dloulh-
Shipping for mercantile purposes was scarce, and
iFeights nigh, III consequence Of the demand Tor
transports.
LoNDoN, March Cit is said in the French m.
pers of Wednesday, that the two Marshal's batoDs
which have dropped from the hands of the Prince
Hobenlohe and General Gouven st. Cyr 1.-THE latter
died on the 18th inst. aged 67) are to be given to
General Rourmont and Admiral DUpcrre Ii seems
to be certain that these two officers VIII command
the naval and military expedition preparing AGAINST
Agiers. GeG. Rourmont leaves Paris for Toulon on
the 18Th Of The ensuing month.
Both Houses Of Parliament will aGiouTn for the
Easter Holidays on Thursday the 9Th Of April and
arc expected 10 re-assembc on Monday the 18th or
Tuesday the 20;h.
GREEcg.--Thcrc has been published az Egina a pro-
sPectus for a monument TO be erected in memory of
the brave defenders Of Aissoloughi: all Crock arch-
ec!s and statuaTGs invited to produce during the
present year, plan for the monument with an cs.
mate OF tue cSpence and Of tho time necessary for the
com pletlon oft.
CoRE Thirteenth Day-At the final
close Of the poll the numbers wcre-For Mr. Callar r.
han il7i; Mr. Newcnham 1856 Minority tor Mr..
Calaghan &C..
NUREMBURG, March 2i.--A detachment Of born-
bardlors, with rockets &c. has been sent from vi
10 tho frontiers Of Cevata where it viii be ioin-
Cd by other troops, and with the consent ofthe Turks
destroy the retreats Of the banditu who arc bccom-
ing more and more numerous on that frontier, and
whom 1t is equally the interest Of both Governments
20 eXtirpate.
Letters from Trpo to Feb Gth state that in the pre-.
ccding month q whole mountain had sunk near Mesu
rata, tho western boundary ofthe Syrtis and all Mt
efnps TO approach the chasm had been prevented by
the emission Of lphurous vapots from which il was
inferred that a volcano had been formed there.
Lord Dancr0ilc has been unanimously elected o
representative Peer for Ireland in the room ofthc
late Marquis Of Ieadlort
The King Of England continued TO enjoy good
health.
IT, S'r1v'ch r1cro' led a--i"ol - THmor.'