Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-07-21

IN, s.s-ed b, ,- rf,-'e American 'l'-
,.,,co T.oooolJ acunci ,he cove
o.ontv Of Greece. r. Ne" oIS - -.a,
I'm declares Chat Ore he pee 20. '. In .,,.
80 -.,,,b NJ d,bim honor ile woa.a uo.
~. c,rco5 r,on en- unwilling people, "o-
~ .o,,oD INV his acceptance Of toe c'o" q.
'--5,,r,oDt 10 tho Turks oil iaoi PIC,
'''o or l,reocc. ArcaDooia, Wn'o" '.I1
c,-o;sbcd 10 the struggle for iT'eoo'' r M,
49, troo.s and mostcihclon' oilec. s' ~.
1,s, ministry are evidently greatly o I
--.-.or,o5 bv tins Stop ON the paft 81 .o
p-.oco which Is oscubcd by some W NJ.
,,q,cnce aud inr.oues of Russia ~ v
no d desire and expectation on ,.'e TS.'
orT.ooDold. of being of Che aeao ~ "
g,nov nm England, on Che temise OF ,"'
Gown. then momen,ariiy expected i ne
Londoa Times, referring 10 the mass Of
parers laid before Parliament respecting
tie Sovereignty of Greece. soys-
SIT Is impossible on ths occasion 90 .
place before our readers every distinct pas .
SAGE Of the corcsp ordcoco rom which, as
i whole. we have drown our OWE reluctant
imDressions Of ,he spirit in which, OF rain
er from tbe absence of which. tho person
ace in question has acted. We conceive
tbat4 his Royal H'ghness has cscaoej
r-,o1 position which was TOO arduogs and
elevated for him, by thc same reason
Greece has had an escape even moro prov .
,dcntal and leict0us from what must have
pr0ved 90 her am irreT,eaJ.e visitation .
Want Of decision has been tlo b2neo. Lee .
0Dold. MS DO is of every small man, WIZ (
finds himself in circumstances, saglciY,|
aad the soul ola generous and noble en- F..
ternrise An etiemiuste audubon, witch /
orasos M every thing, bu, weighs nothing
and shunks from the first touch of Difficult 4
ty. is not the stuff that can be moulded In- /
IN beneficial power or solid fame. We see /
no evidence Of the paltry back stairs ma- .
rn .ering. which has been charged upon
IN, Prince in this affair, and $50 therefore
ACCOUNT him of all bui im5ccilty and power .
ty of purpose
Bells Messenger of May 30Jb, says
No man can avoid discovering the motives
ofPunce Leopold, and the strong interest
which induce him to stay 90 home. Eve
rv day matters wear O more critical appear /
ance.-LeoD0ld Isl probably looking for /
ward az no remote period from his near re- I
IationshiD to the presumpuye heress OF
the throne. 20 be included In the Regency
in ibis country, and the opposition Lords .
have taken up his cause, and are endeav-
oring 90 make him tbe head of party a-
r-,fref fba Ministers with tho hone IN
certain event of obtaining power THROUGH
90 .o
Alo WINDSOR Aeiol4' gu -'la( - s.e.os
tlal n morulc0lQn ln inc A.Hb lo5 toi"-
rnenced few DAYS previous, t1e further .
,.-,.orsss off which was prevented bv scarf /
M. ....-,..,, L,l -,bscrrpDiI,.
ltins' anu 'lo I'D s'-'' '.'-
been supported by me most po"yllu' 'o.'cs.
Ills arms are also almost totally useless,
,.4 ,,,siorsII, flsre tho most cyrrr.
'- ''- 10 49,.
1.ali"+ i'~''' DO '
authorities, that general breaking up OF
the constitution had taken placc-At mo- I.
period of his life. were The Kings mental
y 49,. - % --,,,..i,- stot, ti,9-,, t n.y.,
.- i>0
sent.
NORFOLK. Jl'rIf
THE ships Hull and James CroPper from Liver
pool. arrived n Hampton Roads to 5lg, and tar.
-nish Liverpool dates 20 tho "a June and London
% the 81 80 Nav
TIE KlNG-Tho bulletin issued ON tbe 5lst
Msv savs--Thc King bias passed o. good night
and his Majesty respiration is rather less cmbar-
rasssi"
The Windsor Express Of the G1.h sly-. .Ar0-.
cher week has passed. and we are .-ievsi ,o sr-
the slate oftha King health Oaaa analysis of.
Tie whole week bulletins, n2t solitary expires
, ol ,e ,,c 49,. -1 49, r..- y l anne ,.
5ss-ss having tsisn place. n is o5g.-r. rb-, I.s
Majesty physical powers have been rorarioua-
l.y diminished, and with tbeu ODE c.auces OF bis