Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-06

the happiness OF a ftes and loyal people 80
Ill IS with the utmost satisfaction that End my
self enabled tn congratulate YOU upon the General
tranquility of Europe. This tranquility 1t will be the
object of my constant endeavos to preserve and the
assurances which receive from my Allies, and from
all Foreign Powers, dictated IN similar spirit
II trust that the good understanding which pre-
walls upon subjects of common interest, aud the deep
concern which every state must have IN maintaining
the peace OF The world, will insure the satisfactory
settlement of those matters which still remain to be
finally arranged
"GsNrLEMrN THE Houss OF CoMMoNs,-I
thank you tor tho supplies which YOU have granted, Il
for tho DIVISION which you have made for the eevcr-
al branches Of the public during that part of
the present year which must elopse before q new
Parliament can be assembled.
IL Cordially congratulate you the dimlnution
Which has taken place IN tho expenditure OF the
country on the reduction of the charges of the pub
lie debt and the relief which you have afforded to
my people by the repeal of those taxes which have
heret ofore pressed heavily upon them
"You may rely upon my prudent and economical
administration of the supplies which you have placed
at my disposal and upon my readiness to concur IN
every dminution in the public charges which can be
effected consistently with the dignity OF the Crown
the maintenance OF national faith, aud the permanent
Interests o! the country
MY LoRDs AND GENTLEMEN,-I cannot put an
end to this session, and take leave of the present
Parliament without expressing my cordial thanks
for the zeal which YOU have infested on SO many
occasions for the welfare of my people.
You havo wisely avaIlcd yourself of the happy
opportunity of general peace and internal repose
calmly 10 many of The laws and il dcial es.
adjustments of the country, and you have applied
such cautious and well considered reforms as are
consistent with he spirit Of able ins,itu
t"nS. and aIc calculated TO facilitate and expedite
the adm uIstration of Justice
"Nou have removed the civil dIsoua fcations which
atecten numerous and important classes of my peo-
pie.
"Whlle declare, this solemn occasion. nv fix
cd intention to maintain to the OF my power
re st1h hpI hy lau
le me at The same time express my earnest hope that
the an'mssties which have prevailed on account of
religious distinctions may be forgotten, and the de
cson OF Parliament with respect to those dist nctouz
having been rrevccaby pronounced my faithful sub
lects VIII unite with me in advancing the great ob
Jcct contemplated by the Legislature, and promoting
that spirit OF domestic concord and peace which con-
sttutes the surest basis of national strength and
happiness "
LIVERPOOL, July % 1t is with the deepest regret
we again advert to the melancholy accounts which
daily reach US from md the elements OF disorder
are rapidly becoming more and more powerful. and
we fear they Will shortly be embodied an effort or
series of efforts, which may all deeply deplore
ALGIERs.-A letter from General Bourmont, da-
ted La Casauba, July 9th, states that the taking of
AIgirs seemed necessarily to lead 10 The submission
OF al parts Of the regency. The Dcy has en-
pressed wish 10 60 aud settle q, Leghorn. Conf
cence was beginning 20 return and many of the
shops were again opened I'VE have found here"
says the General, an "immense quantity of powder,
cannon balls, &C and above 1000 peices of cannon,
almost all bronze The letter concludes as follows:
We have hardly $50 fver patients in the army
The number of men put hors de crn,bat the 10Th
is $500 100 are dead 1000 wounded have been
sent to the hospltals.-Here, Egypt. they soon
recover Most ofthe fathers Of those who have shed
their blood for the country and the KIM will be
more fortunate than am NY I'd son had received
severe wound In the baltic of the 9ith. When
had be honor to inform your ESceency of this |
was full of hopes of preserving him; this hope has
been deceived; he has just expired The army loses
brave soldier, lament excellent son / beg
your eHcellency to tell the King that though struck
by this family misfortune shall fulfil, with no less
vlgor, the sacred duties which his confidence i'm
poses upon me have the honor to be, sc.
[Signedl Count de BouRuoNr.
Experiments made in various parts of Russia to
cultivate American tobacco. have, is SAID been at
tended wtth complete success.
lRELAND.-Somr of the recent accounts from Irc-
and state that misery had, in some Places attained
It's height the inhabitants of particular districts. ha-
wing actually Dispersed themselves in search of char
1ty and food covering the country with moving i'm
ages OF famine and disease.
pnAScE Our advices from Paris are TO tho even
ing of July 2lst. Up to that date, 394 Deputies had
been returned. They thus classed IN the Mesa
ger des Chambres-Oppos,on 253; Ministerial 80.
LorgcTil lneutrals we presume) Party /: thus Civ
ing q majority against Ministers of nearly to /.
Among the cnptves delivered at the taking Of Al
gers, there we're -ome who had been nearly thirty
years in captivity. They have been horribly multi
a'cd by the barbaIIans who have made them endure
dreadful tormGniS during their long captivity.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, July 81.
The sales Of Cotton ending evening
To 10 200 bales, Of all descriptions
About 1000 bales Of American have taken pecua
ton during the week, and tho import time II 100
bacs-s'nce the i Of January reaches 5dO, 900 against
90, 900 bales.
In the early part of week. a few thousand of
ded Flour changed hands Bis Cd ga per bbl but the
subsequent fine weather has checked operations and bonded
Wheat less saeabe and lower IL Tobacco the sales
about $50 hhds. wholly In consumers
Evening-!OOO bales Cotton sold day, 1000 bbls
Philadelphia Flour at 32 per bb Bonded Wheat is Is Gs
per quarter lower
Although the prices NJ London the 22d July had
not risen so far as TO decline of the duty had
crthcless tendency advance
HhVRE MARKET, July 10
Cotton hTee ships arrived during tie week from New
YORK, with 1922 bales from New Orleans with 92G bales
and from Hay with IS large baes--iola Sl2J The
amounted To 4ji6 bales The demand was animatad
about 1900 bales T. have been bought speculation
lots OF Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee Our prices he
come firm especially Georgia, &c. This has proved
generally advantageous The article which better Nothing
done IN Brazil Der stock still about 80, 900 bales
Gain-n conseucqnce Of weather, hreigu bread 'uR
are IN less demand 1900 hPcoles Of PDneranian Wheat
NJ boo quality, sold for iouneu weighing 10 kog pc,
4 C. A Il, he take I,,,r,