Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-10

su'o pSsh uhhcftaheu oy fTench sQuadron and
when 1t became notorious that France was fitting
out very considerable expedition against that place.
the British government thought it right to despatch
i9ate TO remove the wives and children of British
SUBJECTS rom Aigiers IN order that they might not
De present during the horrors of the siere The Br.
tsh rigate arrived there, and took on board all tho
women ana children, except the wife of the Consul
VINO was unable to leave the place in consequence of
Illness ana could not, therefore, take advantage of
the sailing of the frigate. On leaving Alyicrs
communication took place between the Capt ain of The
brush ship OF war; and the officer who hud the active
notilla. " VIZ 'e"c"
That individual intimate ed doubt to the command.
or OF the British frira,e az TO wbether he .,,iJ 80
sstehty with his Instructions permit him TO return IN
take away the wife of the British Consu but he ssid
that ne would state the circumstance to the Admiral
and would be guided by his orders The inst ruct;ons
in oil cases of blockade, were, he believed tho mo
but wns customary TO admit exception in IN, case
OF packets, and certain ships of friendly nations. pro-
vlously however, to the French Admiral giyipo his
opinion, on the subject the French Government tsef
heard OF tn" circumstance and immediately interior
ed ihere was no necessity for making any further
application, rs the French Government stated nj oncc
that he ohcer had msconstrued his Instructions md
.nat there was not the least intention of nterrupting
the usualsystem which prevailed between friendly ma
tons. (tiear And even before the British Govern
nent mad sent the ship of To remove the women
anu chldren TO this country, the French Government
had taken measures to secure the safety of all Euro
Sir X. Whson said he was ne rfectlv deligbted With
the very satisfactory explanation of the affsir
In the House Of Commons, Thursday 7o,h Mr. u,ki..op
presented petition for the interference Of Parliament To pro
ven' second expedition from Spain of Niex
co twas accompanied by long introductory speeoh IN
which he took occasion date upon the impoy,anc. Of
ectng the integrity Of the Mexican dominons ivod.f n
vent them from falling hands of the u States .
great 'ensiveness appears exist in England a, v.H
tina, subject the grade of ships to be- s o wen wen
with those of America - ~ ' 1" CUP"
The rejection of the bill amelioa,e the Condition Of IN.
i'm mi sh.
dom The Editor OF the Liverpool Albion observes. bow,vsr
in cxienuation that preudces of eieb.en rsn
not be eIadcated day But uprooed thew viii he in ,h
course OF tme and the Jewish bran be firmly .nar..d %
the British oak Christianity would accordn. y ,h on
of certain Statesmen be injured by the adu;.s5o ~
paees oil trust and power IL however the re ,v,,.r,
OF religion taught in the scriptures for which ,h
at based on immuiable truth be shaken No
hey enole for the complex the corrupt system formed bv
the glory Of God happines. of man exel.v. & We
OBJECT perverted to the of EXPENSIVE
some, and inefficient establishments, Dc,up h; eumoeI
he Pecunary support which derives from state Iend.
particular form OF Christianity worth following AZ n,o6,a
pusu and though the hypocritc and the nsincere po
lessor may desert IT, because adherence il has become
htab the rue the sincere Christian win cling TO il With s
CT Lea tan ever whilst the Legislature will dream OF
privileges ~ i'a
FRANCE.
CHANCE OF MINISTRY -The London Time. or Eide,
the 2lst ui'no, contains the following ''
We have received by express the Gazette de France date.
er Paris papers Of Wednesday, with edition of ,h
Gazette de France and the evening edition Of the
m M de Chabro and CauIvoiscr having resigned II i, as
serted that the King has appointed Monbe Minister of
nance, aud Nj ChantelauIe Minister of Justice do
reyonnet takes the place of Monbe Interior
These two Ministers said have retired to max. roon,
Tor others congena the the ministry One ~
the retiring ministers is beal the no party man: and
,he SUCCESSORS are violent can now be mo
doubted that the Prince Pogac direct oppo
sno to popular feeling Upon the OF the general eec
non snn he issue OF the expedition against ages the future
condition of France will mainly depend. ~ 'o
, C.,.. o..-1, LivEnrool, May D.
Coton-Our Cotton market has been dull th, week o,v
10 almed demand from the trade and large arrival,
nch amount to 39al3 bags The prices American lis
nave declined fully lid per ID from last quo
anons but other descriptions make no alteration The
.cs amount to bags among which are $500 Bowed
o. 10 8d chiefly at 81 I'd for and good fair Iao00
Jean at 3s TO sid chiefly I'd lad fair and good
a 1850 Alabama and Mobile at Gid to I-Sd About SEQ
American have been taken speculation
of ,orn market has continued steady, and had
ase arrivals OF Foreign Wheat and Flour the latter IN
ne extent Of $4,000 brls Foreign Whea, buyer, a, full
prices equivalent to those Of growth American Four
las declined per bl Some parcels Of Qercron bsv
ng recently changed hands 13 none now oerng
lere below Ids per o"'"s