Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-16
FOREIGN.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
OFFICE or THE AMrRIcAs,
Baltimore, Saturday Evening. Feb. "a.

Persto the 0th and Liverpool the 9Th ult botbin
The Presidents Mcsso 70 was published n, len,th
at Liverpool on tho 9TH. -"
Inc sales OF cottona Liverpool during the week
e9ang on The 9Th were 1000 bags. The Mercury
Oh the 9Th states that prices had Jeclinod "a nr
pound. '"S" A-ou Per
The last quarterly returns of the British revenu.
had JUST oeen made up, and exhibited defoicncv of
toS2,I36, making the decrease on tho uhola -
1929, of fl l65440 This deficiency ia not , sea,
than was expected under all the circumstances Of tho
country The Customs show Improvement of
to2,65a; on every other item there is a decrease >In
the Excise there IS deficiency OF EI5I 500: ON
Stamps Eco ,O57 Post Office 100000. P,xcs go aeo.
Miscellaneous S15I ,757.
rrahee-on the occasion of the new year, the King
oil France received, according to Gust ON severol nub
hc ooaies' az well as number of Functonaries civil
ana military; but the Addresses such az ARD ,,iver
which were presented on this OCCASION and the nm
swets' threw no light on the great question which
now agitates all minds in that country upIess Tho
great care with which the former nre drawn ,,n b.
considered as an Illustration of the Royal feelings
NOT word about the Charter liz said in the two nd
Scsses which nave been published; one from grand
uepeta,lon OF the three grcut Law Courts-tkat of
Cnssation, the Cour RoyaIe, and the Cour d Py,me,
instance at the head of which was the first Presor,
oesuler. inc other was from the Tribunal of Com
mercc; and the replies of the KIM wers ~, ~;
particular topic, evasive as the 1ddresse.. ,v
guarded The other public bodies that cane To ogac
tneir solicitations were the University of Frasn the
eOeis OF tae institute, the Commandant, and
!
Academy at Paris, besides great number of Peers.
Deputies Generals, Officers of all runks &C.
Inc Address to The King by the Tribunal of Com
merce says, amongst other things,
Our maritime commerce requires cncoursoeuon,
our relations with South America need proiectior.
we must be indebted to both for the powerful will off
your majesty The maintenance and consolidation
OF our civil and political institutions constitute opr
safety; placed under the palladium of your blnb wis
dom they will be invuInerube."
In answer TO this address, the King said he was
. nnN nryait
commerce, and especially of that of Paris. He no.
ped that these would make his people more
happy and more oontented.
>, a ship canal is projected between Paris and
Roucn. ~
Russia-The Russian General Kisselef has issued
an address TO the Divan of Walac upon his taking
tie ohce OF president of tho Turkish princpales OF,
Inc Danube IN which he promises an honest admin
S'aon oil Inc pubic AFFAIRS ni Tusted him. and in
lnduSent and kind treatment, in order to alleviate
the h'series inflicted on the provinces by war. lt
oecares That the intention of the Emperor Nicholas
al us commencement was to render the uccupatiou
OF the prnciraii'ies little oppressive az possbI,
but that the funconar!es employed in that quarter
had been guilty OF great eXtoriions. The system of
forced gifts was rcsCrted 10, and the presence of
large body or Strangers, instead Of being blessipu
ny supplying market for the productions of the pro-
vlnces, had been curse All these evils he assures
the Turkish authorities, shall be amended.
I'he whole solicI tude of Russia is bept anon or
tending It's commercial relations and of rem derino
ITS acquisitions under the Persian and Turkish Prea
Ties available. a commission was to be formed in
the Council of state. under the presidency of ,h.,
minister OF nance. Factories to be established
at frIvan, and divers points of the Armenian nro
vlnces acquired by Russia by Treaty. The Govern
nent purposes to grant temporary franchises and
!hlhuhliles 10 merchants secondinn its views. Jkese
countries n0toriosy destitute of oil indns,v and
manufactures, which the Russisn Government wishes
10 encourage, 10 cvlZo these more or less
popuations' by inspiring them with taste for seden-
tary and useiuy-active life Moreover bank is 10
ne formed at Moscow, 10 favor enterprises of com
ncrce and of industry in far as the present posr
antees ITS success and without its being turned into
n financial resource TO Government Branch hanks
III the south of Russia would powerfully assi.t IN
TeviVng industry and the commerce of these conn
tres. Finally, Commercial Code formed ON the
honel OF the most commercial countries of both
"orids, is 10 be enacted to meet the wants of tho
empire. W.
The last ST. Petersburgh pa pers make no mention
OF the health Of the Emperor Nicholas; so that we
may consider the report OF his relapse as mere fiction
got up for stock jobbing purposes.
IL - said that great discomfort still prevails in Rus
sa' IN consequence of the peace, and correspondent.
IN The Messenger des Chambres even suys that u
greet GOODNESS prevails between tho Enperor and HE
two brothers, the Grand Dukes Constantine and
Michael. '"
~, me smyrna trade is rcsuming great activity
Inc austrian squadron assemblies in that port
In Prussla the vino duties have lust been redpcaJ
the one half in consequence of the vintaoe bavio,,
been very scanty. "b
German papers to the Goth December. received
" ,IouoH Coi!'uIn some mrther particulars of tho
partial evacuation of Adrianople by he Rissians;-
PERA, Nov. 81.
Yesterday we receved positive information Of tho
departure ofthe Russian head quarters from Adrian
oplc Count Debiscth has Transferred them to Bour.
gas and intends TO remain there till The fine season.
some persons, however, say he'wl immediately en,-
park for Odessa; and then proceed to ST. Petersburg
On the departure Of the Russian troops Eom Adria-
nopie, many of the christian families accompsnicd
them, intending TO settle in Russia In general a
Tear OF reaction has seized the whole population ri
Rumella, and it is strange to scc the Inhabitants in
general the most pcoceablc subjects in tho world,
make preparations which Indicate desperate rcsis-
lance N case the Turkish Governors their return
should bring their usual spirit Of persecution and on
precision. Every one looks out his concealed wcop
ons' and distributes them among those dependent On
him. Old men, women, and children. arm them
bear arms have wholly given themselves 20 the d.
reciion OF that secret society, Of which have before
ppoken.