Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-28

Hlcu an uppuinm could take place. lie had there
!Oc only 10 thank them for their good intentions
a laugh Alter the days Of july however he did
not thn It withcu' advantage u the couarty tha he
should accept the title offered HIM by the Icu,cnsn,
General Of the kingdom AID the nation. The sltua-
ton, however, gave umbrage 10 the feelings at some
parties; /, SAID that there were two kings i'm
France; 1t was compared To the Mayors OF the Pal.
ace IN former times and these feelings found an echo
III the Chamber He had therefore resigned at The
present time, instead ct n later period. Had the
opinions III question not been expressed, he mipht
probably have retained the situation much longer,
particularly had war broken out; but, az II was he
could only consider this circumstance as an oDuortu-
y Afforded HIM Uf DONG what h.. should otherwise
nave done at some subsequent time. He then berced
me young friends who surrounded hiI To perseyere
la the paTthS of order reminding them that their mo-
deraie and generous conduct would hcthe best proof
that they worthy OF the liberty they asked foT
ana that II they wee guilty Of the slightest distur
oact or deviation from the course of legal proceed
ing, u would be personal injury lm, II world
immediately be said That he had melted them to il,
aud encouraged their tumuiuuus nsscUiblaCes as
ovatons 30 himself This speech was received with
enthusiastic applause. and, alter few words from III
OhI!on BurrOt, cunlugug the assembly MT u glv"
their enemies handle against them. by any iunult
or dStu bance the whole deputatun returned TO their
respective schools. without any manifestations Of d!s
o;dsr. A. 1--WE o'clock the new Comm nGar Of the
National Guard transferred the Eat Major from the
rue dc Ia Chaussre dAntin to the Louvre, whittier
also were taken the two pieces OF cannon previously
siailoned at the former place during the evening
ana night every thing remained tranquil.
Correspondence of the Jourull of Commerce.
LoNDoN, Jan. irh-EveHing half past 4
The state OF Ireland, for the moment, appears to
be less alarming. Some Of the Ca'bplic prela,es
nave refused 10 sanction Mr. o Cunnes plan oi col
ccng money at the chapels for the promotion o his
political designs The Lord Lieutenant also main
tans firm and steady control over him. but yet de
mands 10 be invested with more efficient and exten
sive powers The demand if warran cd by the ex-
igency, shows lamcntable state of things where
there IS no choice lett but between de-p0lisn and
anarchy.
England is however, nearly in the same predica-
mcnt The numerous petitions recently signed by
thousands, IN favor Of the unhappy prisoners con-
demned TO death for participating IN the late dis'ur-
Dances; all agree in asserting that the miscra be
ransgressors goaded 10 the commission OF
crime by excessive distress And it is notorious that
this state Of suffering general and So oppres-
sIve TO the lower orders, that their rulers could
not or would not provide any relief from It. govern
mcnt was 10 them nto!crable evil, and thew il
their turn, lfthey could have succeeded would, on
the principles usually relied to Justify revolutions
have been fully warranted IN ovcrtuFnng the existing
system of government
The striking difference be- een England and Ire
land at this juncture is, that in the former discon-
tent manfests itself among the lower orders as the
spontaneous and natural consequence Of obvious cir
cumst ances,-Whie IN the latter. II begins m the
| upper classes. who obliged to make u great out
lay of money, breath and labor, before thoy can per
suade their nferiorslO share in their aversion 10 thC
established oraor af-lhinss-
1He-tstst7see ty he papers that Mr. Maberly has
taken a loaa Of the Pe1r-ira Rep-ncy Tire kYfiorr'
Is said 70 be lon ard a Quarter s,o-,..,g sup
pose YOU will acknowledge Donna Maria when SHE
/ "comcs To her own again"