Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
FOREIGN.

Taiiow - Advancing % the face OF extraordinary
>nportaeoas, and Hemp and Flax firmly
held. There has also been advance IN Rum, and
rho enquiries FOR this article extensive. Foreign
Coffess are also in great request.
IS probable that all descriptions Of naval stores
would advance much extensively, If it were not
for the prevailing belief that Great Britain will
inaa event become party to the war which is nov
esnidcntly expected to result Eom passing
ccS
The funds have given way one per cent to-day.
Cousos leave OF at sIi, Sellers and with every sp-
p,aranee ofa further decline. Exchequer Bills and
salia Bonds are not 80 much affected. The former
ase i9sf0s, and the latter oai0s. The market is
quit. gloomy. but the quantity Of stock business
5anc falls very far short Of that Of former times when
7'op,e were rich or felt
10 American stocks there has been z steady, mod.
crate business. The only advance has been IN s.
INuk shares, which are quoted eat los. In other
descriptions Of American securities there altera-
ton
The Russian S per cent? have fsllen or per
cen within the week. They were held to day at
s7,tIi Tao D,aish per cents are Sc.
have seen letter to-day from Paris, in which
n,husiasm oftSe rarsians in favor Of tho Poles to
~ arden; enough to encounter every sacri6ce sup
OF: Of the revolution begun at Warsaw and he adds
!s.t rho French generally viii not willingly even
y 80 King of the French should not coincide with
:n' puhie sentiment on this point, he will not re.
I'm on the Throne six months longer
You will have seen the speech of Lafayette on the
putting luHCc III WdrHke array, ana tn0t
o the Duke Of Wellington on the wicked charac-
T the Freuch Revolution. These two speeches
'e'r'e the principles Of the two sides that per
hep- 10 be drawn up against each other in what Nj.
S-0s.,g denomnatcd "a war of up ni,n;"-Russa
.13 80 Il les against France. Belgium. and the
;.isa u: freedom and equal rights.
t'a -r-' which Z yiand will take depends much
-. Cd Al which Belgium is to be disposed of
'HN res -srsnnt Cabinet she leans towards France;
-.-,. will never approve of union of Bel
quo aas F.2 &c; bu it the King of the NesAer-
-0T7 ,vs-s 5'f "a utterly intractible, she would,
'-at.s...s 40 -r coward and perverse discuurteses
ESQ - 7rr--er h's power "a barrier against tina,
a: er s"c'ru' 500 AZ Englishmen Long b"iev d her
-.-ra f'v ne object Of the Prince of Oranges
.-TF '7 t'. ~1-dtrY IS - effect some compromise
t .-- @Ftyt Tbs sbao.itc sid final division of his
- a. .cferEsnCe bc ht finds that the epoch Ia.
--' leo he 5ecis!oas of Cabinets can no Ion
20 e-Htrareus the ~'snes of the people, withou,
proc. -l.r ',y c5mmo.ioRs
&c .--y &iGIsty, SO fsr, true 20 their prnci-
2 G% &c sTGse uf reform is pstronsed by the ru-
s-s &c land, And ita progress is daily promoted in
c-"sa way a. mother Hunt, The radica, is elected
--@isae5 for Preston. the place from which such e.
fSi'a wcrc Intellectually made few years ago to send
- bhe phie ID one OF the extraordinary signs of the
tnl.s, and OF The resolutions o. the community TO be
res ~ represented. have had no doubt, for some
among the friends Of freedom a. they have
~ one or w" instances called themselves or
boen called One mode OF operation adopted by
them at the last election somewhere in Devonsbre
10 To DaTshal their adhere"s among those who have
the privileges o. voting, privately: and where 4 con-
ies'ea election is not anticipated TO bring them m
ehos and u7awares 10 the poll. I, this way that
MI Sian;ey, who looked his reelection as q GER
rejected by the electors Of Preston.
Lospos, Monday, Dec 10.
We received last night the Mesa ger des Chambres
and the ia zette de France OF Saturday, and other
Paris papcrs ef Friday. Their contents are impor-
taut. The rum1r OF instruction IN the Huss an
provinces of Poland, which we gave on Saturday
from 9th :r suhority, is strongly confirmed by these
papers, and details gwen, which shows it 10 have
esen movement o. much more conSc quence than
wSs at first apPrehended As it was there stated il
had tho nppearancs of partial muiiny amongst the
troop; bat j. hs. assumed all the charac, or Of
a natl nal eiEjrt and is 10 the full extent ,evout ion
OF Poland against the dominion Of Russia. All the
Polish troops are in high rebellion, a Provisional
Government 10 already appointed at Warsaw, and
tho ArchiIk1 CItu'i,,., WI VS. IN the city,
aud had made efforts to check the first move.
nleDiS, found himself unable To mako head against
them, and bad retreaed to the Vstula with ell the
force which remained faithful to him. four regiments
OF Russians, The struggles which preceded this re-
treat SEEM judging by the result to have been most
serious and sanguinary Four Generals on the Imperial
Eds are stated to have been killed one Of whom was
the Minister Of War from the kingdom of Poland -
i'hs whole machinery Of the Russian Government
han disappeared from that ancient capital with the
Cossscks. and was doubtful whether they would be
able to reach the frontier, for they were hotly pur.
SNru Wy the troops, ncaued by native officer,
named Chlopeki, who had acquired a reputation in
the Spanish war. This event must have an extraor-
binary influence upon the politics Of Europe; for the
Poles, from their attachment to liberty and national
bravery, may be expected 10 sustain tn. first impulse
which has been thus given to their Efforts treaty
10 said TO have been entered into between The Enpe
ror Of Austria and the King Of Naples, which, how
ever, has no other effect than 10 give formal com
Piexion 10 relations that were well known 10 exis,
oef"re between these two powers BY this treaty
the King OF Naples engages to furnish COG men
Tor general services but both Monarchs add
that It would not be snfo to leave the city of the
south without guards, his Imperial Maies,y has On.
dertaken to give in charge TO 5000 Of his militia the
police of Naples The Dict Of Frankfort have done
sensible act, by declaring the ex Duke CHARLES Of
Brunswick out Of his Senses and, therefore unfit IN
govern his subjects Some important and apparent
~, suspicious changes sbou, to be made in the
Government Of Madrid, by the appointment of a
Minister for the Interior That Court md the F,ench
seem upon the eve Of quarrel, for the Spaninrds
are Forming Gordon along the French frontier, and
orders have been given to the French army TO con
cen'fnte IN force upon their side The death of the
rope seems to have furnished much for dscus.ional
matter to the FFcnoh aliaf, rra.. D..