Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-05
IS again sent SO 900 Polish orins, aud others have

has again sent 900 Polish iorns. aud others nave
sent large suma
IAN. 7.-Severai Members of,he Chamber of Dep
uties have entered into tho military service.
The Deputies sent from Lublin to supply the troops
of the Grand Duke Constantine with provisions and
forage, they marched through the provinces, have
published their report. When they waited OIL the
Grand Duke TO take leave Of him, his Highuess re-
ceived them with kindness, and expressed his salts
faction with the reception he had met with in Lubln.
The Deputies afterwards waited on the Princess OF
LowicG, to whom they expressed the great desire
they had felt to be presented to her before her de-
psrture, and to beg her TO forget that She is
by birth Pole. The Princess received them with
klndncss but her coun,enance expressed sorrow and
affection.
PRussrA, JAS i.-Accordny to credible accounts,
Cen. Clopicki had revoked all the ordinances which
tend to a separation OF Poland Hopes he Still en-
tertained that every thing will be amcabiy settled.
n convfs,ion gained ground that the resurrection
proceeded from the grcaI Mobiles, and has not yet
awakened great zeal among the pcasan,ry. This
opinion IS coniirmcd by the III OF the armnn
OF the peasantry in many parts OF the kingdom II is
fact that the bastinado is ordered for those who
hesitate 10 obey the call to arms. Some doubts NAV
be entertained respecting the patriotism which re-
9uires such means to arouse IT. The fear OF com.
puisory measures has already caused numerous emu
grations to our Po!sh and Prussian frontier prov
inccs.
! From the London Morning Chronicle Jan %
We received last night Hamburger papers TO the
l4lh January. The accounts from Poland protesting
ar
evidently deserving Of little credit, Il would appear
that movements are taking place in Hanover as well
as other parts OF Germany.
/ HAMBURG, Jan. l4.-Some disturbances have
taken place at Gottngen and osterrode. in the king
uom OF Hanover, which, as far Judge from
me oracuiar and not very Ineligible accounts pub.
+ shea IN the papers have been suppressed for the
present. At Gottngen, however, a declaration BY
which the parties themselves form q National
Guard, and humbiy to petition the king to grant the
representative government, with genuine and IN
hna ixaI
the inhabitants, and 500 of the Students. The e.;s
uns constitution ot Hanover, though imporun,
concession, when granted, has been at all times Look
ed upon, II we are not mistaken, OF two olrarchi
| cal a character.
We have received the Paris papers of Monday, and
the messenger des Chambres and Gazette de Franc.
dated MISUNDERSTANDING Csroa
The feeling in France seems to be strong in favor ~
intervention IN behalf Of the Poles and union with
Belgium; and it will be exceedingly difficult for Louis
Philip to resist the torrent With rcsnec, ., RAIL-,
the diplomatic intrsues having evidently fur chic,
10 regain that Country for the Prince OF Orange
produced an effect quite different from what was in
tehdeo. The BeiSians disturbed III their commerce
the Dutch, and suffering their lnuf.ctures are,
thrown IN spite OF themselves France. This is tot.
eraby We'll explained in article in the Journal de-
seoats.-ihe freedom OF choice ola King and Gov.
erhment must remind the Belgisns of Beaumarcha;ss
WITTY account OF i!e liberty Of the Press under dcs
po,ic Government. "
As'o Poland, much is to be said for the generous
sympathy OF the French; and If the Russians sho,,,J
succeed IN Crushing the Poles, the Government NJ
Citizen King would with difficulty survive the shocs
baUssEL.' Jan Sat- eugtb Maes.rscht rs sur
rounded on all s:Ies. General Dame has nj length
nxsd MS head quarters at Iioch,. The village of
omsernes IS fortified by the of Colonel Pon,e
coulan and has become formidable pus,tion (;e,.
raj Menet VISITED General Dame on the Eth: and
now that we are threatened by the Prince of S,ye
"eifnar' these two Generals concerted ue.,u,ea "a
roper every attack, and to give inai lesson 10
seemies: Dfserters say that The garrison of Macs
ucht Is IN great distress, and anxious for the limo
pes,ed arrival of the Duke OF Sake Weimar.
ViENSA' Jan. I've have received from Flo.
I I 'he melancholy news that the Grand Duke OF
tuscany mas been for some months indispos.d and
tna tears are entertained that he should no.
rs ne mas no male issue. his Imperial Highnes. tic
ArGnduSe Francis Charles. the Emperors second .on
VIII IN case the Duke should die, assuac the Govern
MADRID, Jan. M. de G-ouchy. fo,mc,,y
Charge dAflars from the French Court. yin shr,,E
leave for Naples via Paris. '''
ne FeVeFSes which have been experienced by the
as. Two Gays, seems to Cause much JOY the .'s,a.
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