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

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nav" no room to insert the particulars of nightly
meetings, robbng OF farms and measures of vioIsncc
employed 10 intlmdatc landed proprletor. Several
meetings. called by O'Connel had been successveIv
tyGlncd by Lord hngleSeys proclamation The
Lord Lieutenant had received l)ya addresses from,
IN" corporation OF Dublin, the faculty and students
"i no University, &c praying that 'he may long re-
na among them, to restrain their factious citizens
Dir - Conne has abandoned his contemplated "as-
c2ciaion, AID SAID, ~ meeting OF the subscribers
II propose instead of this meeting that has been
suppressed three modes of defeating the procama-
ton, and for every proclamation that shall be issued
will establish three new societies. In tho 6Ist
plac" will substitute myself as sucety and win
take upon myself to exercise It's functions (Cbeersl
WI! make myself individually into a society for that
purpose. will appoint Mr. Dwycr my Secretary.
Any one that wishes to aid me can subscribe S. we
Will soon create sufficient fund
Nany ana vague ruH1ors were ahoat in PARIS. The
hi!-cngrossrg qucs ion was, Shall We have or shall
We not have war;" u appears certain. that great
and active preparations max ny BY France Rus
sia' Poland Belgium. &C. to be prepared in case Of
emergency. 1t Is reported that some skirmshes have
taken place between the Russian and Polish van
guards, III which the latter was successful The
Poles are ncruaed by a spirit of bravery enthu-
slasn, vhch deserves succes,-they are brave peo-
pie, and should not De- under the yoke of the Auto
cru.
In the French Chamber Of Deputies long debates
SUI c"n'nued-and IN the department OF War there
l. great activity going Munitions are PREPARING
on large scale and tie troops of the line are said n
rave pen ordered to take their positions vari-
parts OF the frontiers.
= charg2 m the Ministry Nc 'alked of. The Duke
Decaz"s Is nlcut.oncd likely to supcrsede NJ de
MgntanYet, and II. Caslmir Psrier, NJ Latte.
England seems WI. h MI her internal GIsuuet, 10
pr TT by what Is going on on IN. Con nen,-sue IS
providing arms and cuth.rg f0r several Pow rs which
must give occupation to her operatives and may be
the means before long. of carrying tranquility and
content into her land. Europe Is certainly in pre-
cafnus sta clgt the lcgtnates will do all in their
power avert an erupt!un-f,r if a STRUGGLE sbould
mTc0ce i will be terrible to them--the pfeat con.
test VIII be Tor the divine right of Kings on the one
hand. md Inc liberty Of man OIL the o. her Till .he
spring, however, n r. blow can be struck-but
We still incline "a the opinion that no great blow will
De struck, Russia, be sure will cont nd for mas
tcrdom over her Tebclious Poles, and they will fgh,
Tor liberty. Tbs COn'es', perhaps, will not disturb
the general peico Of Europe. We look upon the
great warke preparations going on, more for the
purpose OF beng p:lporcd IN case of need than for
/ any certain
I FGrsc'g, 5h J1a.-Sincc the Emperor of Rus
s'a's proclamation was known here, an enthusiasm
has prevailed among all Glasses. which could nor
have D en- greater IN the first o.. Polish indie
prnGenc" and lls ifs hope which ENCOURAGES the
Poles that they Will rucCeed their enterprise if
tie i'r"es wHlch Russia Viii OPP Sc 10 them be not
oEcrW n m ng m nuino'Ts and resources. The Die
t0tr implicitly obeyed, and ne enjoys tie entire
coiiaeHCe Of the nation Constant 5,ertions are
given 10 provide new achievements for ,ha arpv
which already amounts to $4,000 men, supported by
ma ional militia OF $4,000 more: 1t has set out for
the irID'lCr= Of the kingdom. II is rxDerted thar
terrible contest WI -r-u"-f5r the Poles appenr to
count up'n no lndH geECe, and the language of the
Emperor Is too explicit tor any to doub that he
Will carry his threats iato execution The War will
therefore be bloody one-and mpanied with the
greatest enormItleS, for the hatred between the two
nations IS excessive, and the want provisions ~
te.t IN the kingdom
The inhabitants of the Country are not less aro,e
Cd than those the cities they hockng in crowds
to JON the army armed with spades and ptchforks
anu compose separate battallons which If well led
may prove dangerous 10 the enemy Their uatrio
III nj apral h, rrlor 81.
bari; IN the cause with. # possible greater en,bns
2S:l-nc:c scll-dcnIi than that which URGED ON
the operatives OF Paris. 1t is not only that they give
gratis. the wood necessary to make bsrr,cadss br,
they even ronspo7t it 70 me places where it ia re-
CURED. They labor in tho sands at the work of the
ioTtiieations, and rest conferred with one ration of
bread day leaving heir pay fixed by tn govern
menl to be employed IN the purchase of arms
The Journal de Havrc of the 10Th Jan. savs
y letter from Paris addressed yesterday 10 Z
house IN this city, closes with the following pas
sage
II know from good source, that the re-rr;or
Of Belgium with France has been resolved upon in
CABINET Council-that shall have war for
winch France will make preparation. aRd for " HIGH
she Is even now prepared. The Instructions given
10 W. dc Mortemlrt; orr ambassador at Russia, are
9 to this effect "
l.. The mliDcss Of the weather is a powerful ebs r.
c,e 70 the commencement of the operations of e
Russians against Poland. phe transport of proyis-
ions by s!edgcs impossible, and the army would no
exposed by famine.
There Is now manufacturing in England 500 900
muSEets for France, 600 600 tor Russia and 800 600
ior PRUSSIA these valued az moderate rate viii
: reach IN amount nearly million and half sterling
about $500 900 FRI
\ letter received at Paris on the l7th says tina,
the troops Of the Gcrm1nic confederation were abou,
10 occupy 10 military posts the whole Of the country
3 Turkey has just sent envoy to Poland empoyv-
rrs 10 form treaty Of alliance between that power
3 aud the Porte. The Turks might make diversion
on MoIdaviasand WaIl7chia very harrassnr TO the
Russians
protocol hae at length been signed which pives
professionally TO King William the city Of MacstTicbt
on his rendering to the BcgIans the citadel of An
vcrs. THIS arrangement appears to DO based upon
propositions already made for the fixing e limits AZ
winch northern Brabant Is to be cedcd to Holland
iios'liiticS had recommended between the Jut cb
and Bc'gIans and the latter were still ylthon, n
Ming and with little prospect Of getting one, unless
they accepted Of the Prince Of Ofanre
The Polish dcpu.a,n was received by the Empe.
rOr Vt R-ssa. Prince Lubbock obtained an and,nncn