Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-14
FROM ENGLAND.
NoRroIK.Julp 10

EIGHT DAYS LATER.
10y The last sailing ships James Cropper, Capt
Carey; Plato. Capt. Dimmock- and Hall. Cnp,
Crowei arrived yesterday in Hampton Roads, from
Liverpool, the two former having sailed the I'd and
latter the Sd Junc-London dates to the 3ist NAV
and Liverpool to the I'd June received The
iate honr at winch the papers came to hand CON-
pels us to BE- brief extracts and TO notice only
Tor tho pre- Mt, the leading subjects of interest
without .hcr details
"THE KING.-The following Bulletin of tho
Kings health was issued on Monday. 3ist Nav.
WINDSOR CASTLE, May 3i.-The King has passcd
good night, and his Maestys respiration IL less
embarrassed" Signed by the two Physicians.
Another week has passed, and we ARC u,;eyed n
ammo unce il, amendment has manifested itself in
the state of the Kings health. On an ANALYSIS of
the whole weeks bulletins not a solitary expression
VIII De found to convey the idea of IN amelioration
OF the disease, and alteration i'm the disc nse bay
ing taken place, is obvious that his Maicstys phvs
zeal powers have been proportonaby DIMINISHING
and with them the chances of his ultimate recovery
LIS Majesty is not confined exclusively to his bed,
ont is occasionally removed to his easy chair.
,r rWindsor Express.
The bulletins of the two preceding days were as
follows:
MAY 90. The King has passed q bad nirht His
Malestys breathing is much embarrassed"
MAY 80. The King has passeda tranquil night;
change"
The Court Circular of the soth suvs-.Tbe s,,,e
of the Kings health for some DAYS past, has been
very unsatisfactory. His Majesty appetite has in
great measure failed him, and the KING has been
supported. principally by port wine and water.
"Sir Henry Haliord and Sir Matthew Tierney
1.-THE Kings physcinns,) were in constant attendance
during Saturday. MAY 2e,) and slept at the palace;
and the King continuing not WELL neither Of them
Left the palace next day
Such is the sta:c of exhaustion to which the KIM
ir reduced that 1t has been thought necessary to
adopt measures for relieving him from the trouble of
aihNing his sign MANUAL TO official documents A
form of prayer for his recovery has also been drawn
u % n ead m nj he sphli hed ~
kingdom
The conclusion at which we arrive from the yari
Gus representations of the state of the Kings health
Is, that possibly he may nger few weeks bevond
the date OF the latest advces but his recovery is ut
| terly hopeless
1t is stated (says the "John Bull") that her ROYAL
i'ghness the Duchess of Clarence, is likely to pre-
sent the nation With an addition to the House of
| Brunswick.
| French Erqcdition.-Thc Expedition against AL
gers sailed from Toulon on the 25th May.--rhe
oo:h had been fixed on the day of sailing, but
thick fog coming prevented the vessels from 90
ing out. While the fleet wa, getting under wsv
the streets were deserted. the whole population hav-
ing oetaken themselves to the heights around the
town to witness the departure of the armament
! The French fleet will rendezvous at Mahon SiS
hundred dogs have been provided to taste the water
IN case the Algernes should attempt to poison the
wells.
letter from Mahon of the 18th May, says that
an American trigate coming from Aigers with the
families OF the Consuls of the u States Spain and
| Denmark, had just entered that port: Vhe Consus
themselves did not accompany their wives as the Dew
had refused to permit them to leave the town. fHe
may keep ours and welcomed The letter adds thu,
the Algernes in want Of nothing, and that they
mean TO make an obstinate resistance
Prince Leopold of SAKE Coburg has resigned the
Sovereignty of Greece, and the subject had been
brought before parliament. The grounds of his alb
dication, however, are not distinctly stated.
i Phe belief Is generally entera tanned. that if France
succeeds IN her attempts upon Al gers, she will oc-
eupy tho country and preserve her conquest 1t is
limited, however, that the Allies, particularly
Russia, are not disposed to allow this
i The Newry Examiner states that from ten 10 IF
teen thousand individuals had emigrated from Ulster
alone to America during the spring. number of
them, however, came from Scotland.
| LONDON, May 3i-City, 9 o'clock-There ho We
been some extensive sales at the Stock Exchange
! this morning. Consc!s from 93I have fallen to 92{
lie cause OF the fall is the report of formidable
opposition TO the Ministers, which is to be irnmedi
atey set IN moton and which IS to have the support
OF the Elk King of Greece The unsettled state of
France IS also much talked of, in addition 60 the
unfavorabie rumors from Windsor
LIVERPOOL, May 31.-There has been q fair
enquiry for Cotton throughout the week but us the
quantity offered has been than adeauatc to the
demand, prices generally have given way Cd per h.
Bowed Geo. Mobile and Alabama 6Ia7i; N Orleans
o3a1 =. Island stained 6asI0. Flour. Amer 37a38.
sour 36a37 Tobacco, James river leaf, faded lid
ord. sound aaa3i m'ddling 34a33; good and fine, IA
s.; stemmed. 31a5
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