Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07
unconstitutional gHtt9.
FOREIGN.


P,l,-,la and Mndeni.-rkcso cities are in the mort
cinpar, ofEalyi that portion which we remarked not
long since most likely, from the temper and
opinions Of the population to show the first signs OF
fermentation How far these movements may be
considered as Revolution, VIC shall know by the
next arrivals. The towns mentioned are IN the i'm
mediate ncghbourhcod each other. that the dis
which the disturbances have arisen IS not
extensive and is probably in the vinciniy of large
Austrian firce. A movement To any extent in this
pat ur Italy, will DO fresh spur TO tho rcstlcssness
of the French population. The more general the
effort in Europe against tbc Crowned Hcads, the
deeper the interest OF France that shall not be
crushed once more, aud the despo,c party ga
her fresh Strength frorI victory.
The Messenger denounces the policy of Lafayette
hostile to the general reposc of Europe, and in
craestcnt indeed with the principles of order. II
.e, however. The counterpart OF that Of thu HOLY
E:laHcr, and rendered necessary BY H. according to
-yerv sound principle, not Of retaliation merely bat
% s'c"r;tr:--'fhs Svvrr.igns Combined uyans Lii
Gcra''5r. rnhrI the plea of arrestns Anarshy tn"
NgtlnNs, ttHc Pso3sS, 20 use the new gacisn,) may
Justly combine against Absolutism in The appro-
iIension Of fyrapny.-Thc wars Of opinion, reliyi-
ons aUd POI ir,l, have always been obstinate and
Bloody,
Translated f,o:n the Gazette de France Of February TO-
'sse conduct of the Ministry touching the affairs
oF Belgium, places the Journals attached to II IN the
most ridiculous stun;irr. Eight DAYS since the
Journal des DebGts proved with great dca of clo-
Cnencs. that the throne OF Belgium ought To be
ceptcd for The Duke of Ncmrurs Then 1t gave
long article to establish the Of the PROPOSE
ton. To-day it is said that tele1raphc despatch
has been sent - annu TIL irhe. orders the rsfi-
cal borne by the courier. The same journal adds
that although persists in its reasonngs fprthe
fusa 1t cannot be disguised. that there is in this
refusal something which does not fully satisfy their
iteas upon the subject.
II appears that on tie 9th, the Belgian Depu, alton
IN Paris, officially received by the Minister a.
Foreign Relations. The interview lasted hours,
ana the sravest questions were under considerable
H. snys the Gczrt'e, information is exact it will
now be proposed % The }cgc Congress to elect
Prince Charles OF Naples as their King who will
espoiisc the Princess Mary OF France. The Begic
Deputies stated. that their mission related exclusively
10 the Duke of Nemours.
I'oiand,-rhc Polish Dics have issncd long nn-
swer to the proclamation of General Count Dicb' sch
which is spirited document and concludes ns fellows
The Polish nation, united IN its Diet. declares.
that Tor IN" future 1t constitutes independent peo-
pie, VIII ich has the right 10 confer the Polish crown
upon him whom it shall deem worthy oft Upon
him whom 1t shall Judge capable OF observing faith-
fully the principles which he shall have sworn to- and
Of preserving untouched the National Liberties "
The declaration was signed unanimously by the
members Of the Diet.
The Captain Of the packet, who sailed from iIayre
two days after Tie date of papers, says the news
was confirmed previous to his departure.
tho present situation of ireland may he inferred
from the annexed remarks, which are copied from
the London Morning Chronicle Of the 18th Feb
!rary.
We alluded, some days since. to the accounts
we had received of the state of ireland, anil per
haps expressed ourselves more strongly Oh the sub
Ject Than persons not having sources Of information
equally tn be relied upon may have thought war
rsnted. The letters on which then spoke came
from northern district OF the island. We have
this day had intelligence from central quarter, not
far distant from the metropolis. and We learn tia
the search after and pIllage OF is so frequent
that scarce any houses, except those OF the snper,
or Gentry, who arc dsicadcd against such vista
tons by the number Of thcil d,mestics have rscap
cd robbery that the doors and windows arc every
night barrcaded with p!anks, bullet proof thnt ali
social intercourse is an end; and that even on
Sundays portion Of the family in each house is
obliged to remain at home for the purpose Of acting
Gs garrison. We do not, however, infer from
esc proceedings any positive or determina,c sp;ri,
81 IHsurrnc'inn adverse social order or at 81 rife
with omr civil institutions. We rather apprchenJ
INIT The 'Gsan'ry arc nCtUaed by vague desire 10
he provided against the scarcity, winch our Iish
Correspondent forwarned us Of many months since
end which appears TO be but too probablc. Ia th.
. 1"ss"Ssi'n 0 arms, tho unfnr unate peasants NAV
c"ncrlv" They possess on eventual security against
tho last dcstriu'ion. Under such state Of things
The dangerous consequence Of agitatIng such a oucs
'Icn thc Repr1l Of tan UIIon, coupled with tho
foolish scheme ola run on the Banks, is sufficiently
aPp6rcnt; oDJ II cannot be- wondered that Govern
nj, aiIvc To the responsibility Of their own stna-
ton, and due regard 10 the conservation of social
order, hcweyEr devoted to constitutional liberty
sioud every vii hin their reach TO enforce
order ard tranquility, ami suppress tie attempts
made ut agitation.
We larncn, 10 say, on tho authority Of accounts
which VIC have recently received from Ireland that
the most npprchensons Tor the p.nce Of tina,
country to be entertained. We were disposed &,
receive such accounts with Tnstrust; but wo have ar
rived at the painful conviction that they are only too
wcll founded. The most vigorous measures are owl
IDENTIFY called for, both Of Cancellation anil coercion
Accounts from Dublin TO the 9th Feb. 81 ate TINT
there has been frgh,ful loss ofe by tho nclcmen.
cy oG the weather The bodies of two men had been
found buried three feet under the snow, and three
children belonging to that town had been missing
for sovcral days, supposed to be lost in the snow
a letter from AK Ia Cha telle Of Goth Jan. states
instruction had broken oft OF Burg, in PRUSSIA
which supposed to be OF Serious nature, as ths
who garrison of Mogdcburg haI proceeded to quell
~.
Tn. accounts from ST; Petersburg state that AT
ihc troops thorc had left for the frontiers Of Poland
The cold weather is excessive which, it was feaSed
would prevent the marching of he troops
Exract Of a letter from American rcn,lemep
dated LosDo v, Fob Z Inqt
The last adviccs from the continent indicnt. q