Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-09
FOREIGN.
FROM ENGLAND

on the Sth OF June. and exchanged signals with
the british and American Consuls on shore.
une hng.-The Times of the gath says, "the in
teiileence from Windsor is distressing The mo-
ment OF the dissolution Of our beloved monarch is
very near"
The Globe of the same evening does not contain
bulletin Of that day, but the editor remarks that
the public are hourly expecting the sad intelligence
OF his Majesty's death
"Windsor Castie, June e3.-The Kings cough
continues with considerable expectoration. His Ma
Jesty has slept at intervals the night but complains
of great langour to-day"
Albania is said to be ia state of omen warfare,
and the adjoining provinces filed with dismay.
The English papers give accounts of the French
army before Agiers, having carried several batteries
the point OF the bayonet, and that the heights in
front OF the city were occupied by the French troops
They consider the fall Of the pirates as certain.
immediately on the landing of the advanced eua rd
the first battery, mounting sixteen runs was carried
OF the point OF the bayonct. AS this battery conf
manded the bay, the remainder OF the army was COW
cred in its debarkatlon. when the army had com
pleted the landing, several other wore car
r'ed, and the heights in front of the peninsula were
occupied by The French troops
The Cabinets Of London. Paris and Vienna, have
according to the Quodienue sian,fied to Ile Empe-
ror of Brazil, thai they will not consent To the rs
tablishmen, Of 4 constitutional government in Poru
gal. They hint that Donna Maria might marry her
uncle us shc would in that case be queen and her
heirs entitled t. the throne
FROM the Tobago Gazette we learn hat the Gov
ernor mad, to remove all doubt sgniied 10 the hous
cs OF legislature that the for relieving his M-ies
Tvs Roman Catholic subjects EXTENDED TO the colo
MICS.
1t is mentioned that distress has again manifesto cd
nssn IN ireland; employment ind food both scarce
ana IN some instances outrages have boon commttc
uhder the strong excitement Of hunger.
DUBLIN. June 10 Il do not cxaggerate, VIXEN
state 10 you thai the people are literally starving in
various districts IN Connaught and Munster the pro
vnceS IN which potatoes are almost the only food used
oy the poor This distress as great AMI appalling
as 1t was in lo22 From Lcitril!l one of tie north
ern countries OF Connauyht, letter states that 1.-The
gentry are leaving the neighborhood, to escape the
opportunities Of their Starving tenants, who without
provisions, or any employment by which they could
earn sxPence to buy them forced either to sub
sst upon cabbases and weeds, or join some of III.
most reckless IN plunderng by night TIE houses of
t4lelr more fortunate neigh6ors, who are known I,
nave provisions letter from Sligo says, The
enigrant vessels IN this port are wind bound and
uro's OF einlsrants male and female, NAV be seen
Pafading through the town. They are chiefly Pro
testints, who are industrious, and accustomed In
couiorts out us their chances of earning mems OF
existence have been daily diminishing, thew have
pluGentiy resolved TO leave this wretched country
whist they have Yet sufficient property to TRANSPORT
themselves" From Clare and Limerick I AM inform
90 that the distress Is almost un Xsmpled and TINT
there lite prospect of the landlords receiving their
rents and fr"m Kilkenny intelligent gentleman
wreS' that mee'ing was held in that CITY Yesterday
10 raise subscriptions, IN order to preserve multitude
OF Di oestitute wrctchcs from pershing At Green's
Hill in the county Of Kilkenny man named u lit
uleo on Saturday last, according to the Coroner,
through "cod end wan" end my Informant, adds
that IT inQuests were held many Of the poo. who
sink Into the grave unno iced II you'd be found Tint
tney hnd died OF starvation. Many of the Door in
tue more remote parts Of that country uro feeling on
fhe following is editorial paragraph from the
London Morning Chronicle Of The e2t:
An end must be put TO the system which pre-
Senls che existence of middle class in Ireland. a
COUNTY, inhabited merely by squircs and paupers is
necessarily IN an unsound state. In England or
scotland, when any branch Of industry is at stand
tue people OF property forced contribute TO the
Eeiiei ot the sufferers; and there always means in
abundance. But in Ireland we have a Squiroarchy
10 pay whose excessive rents the most valuable agri-
cutufat produce Is exported, and al excessive
peasant population condemned to the lowest de-
sscrlPh,n of food. unable in cases of deficiency
. r tnef poverty. to obtain any substitute.
mus we perpetually hear OF the population of
whole province being in q s'ate of starvation
Last night Mr. y Cornell stated that the people m
Munster were almost all I'M ate of starvation The
last year crop OF potatoes exhausted and there
were no hopes OF speedy supply, owing 10 the wet
weather The poop bic were also, in some places in
state OF INSTRUMENTATION Mr. ii Crattan confirm
ed the view given by the hon. member for Clare of
the distress in Ireland, which he described as yery
great IN different parts of the country Tine honora
oe member read extracts from various letters to sho
nat ostress and poverty very severe present
ihe distress had not been great since the ufortu
mate ;H year OF 1922. We suppose the Irish members
VIII deem 1t proper that nnothe subscription sbould
De set on foot in England to relieve their starving
tenantry and cottiers." "s
:. Extract of q letter to a merclnt, house in New
YORK; dated,
SMYRSA, 10Th Ap ril 1890
we have to communicate the pleas ing information
Una: commercial treaty has been negotiated at
ConstsntlnoPle. between the United States and Tur
Key on the 18th inst, which places the trade of the
the Turkish ports We give you this as certain.
Gotd-The search for this precious metal, in Spot
syNania ana the adaceDt counties, continues, with
unaoated activity. and not without success. we
ar well infomed, that in the same range, south
west OF the principal mines in SpotsyIyunia yary
hdterng specimens have been lately found i'm Iouisa