Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-23
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.


FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
LONDON, February q.
Gcnt'emen,-That have been silent so long is
not Tor want uftopcs and occurrences, ! assure YOU
never was Europe more rife Of such, than It Is at
the present day. Full OF revolutions no. one o,
'rh'ch triN conduct ne people to hbcrty or improve
the prcsen: condition of things. Wsr-gcncral war
bloody, cN crmInang, rrOtraccd war-iuSt ut
narn IL Is impossible not To sec abundance OF
Ter itr contempt ilo,inourniul cOnte mp.aOn. From
one end a; the continent 10 the hcr tho rcCpe arc
preparing for contest with their rulers; aud rs
they lack the degree OF information which alone can
conduct revolution ~ profitable issue, It Will be
gust such struggle rs that nj the French revnlu
tnn Of 25-ncnbipical IL Mn,crne. and sava.c:
causing blood 10 flow IN torrents, aud cndiu, in the
elevation ofs"inc military Dcspot 10 sccprr STAN.
ed with gore.
France whc! is the hcmc, aud grand ccrtre of
Jacob'nsm, IS at this moment ~ state battling dc
sctP'Ion | have li>t seen an intel ireut French
Tcnt'cm,n; he that there IS but me course for
Philip TO take 10 keep has throne: aud tha' is, TO
proclaim war at ones and lead 500 900 Frcnc hmcn
beyond the iton,irrs ifhc does do tbs, he will
lose his head before September next You saw that
they raised the cry In IuRieyr,e, the good Du-
pins door. Alas! for Napolcon! How we'll that
mighty man knew Franc. lie aware he cou! ID
rule her by No other means than keeping her cupap-
ed in war, and by checking the vivuci,v Of the
French people ny an iron rule and sway. Alas. ior
Napoleon.
Revolutions are the order Of the day throughout,
Belgium, arc up aud striving 1T Is thought by the
best Informed tina, S,vltzsrlInl had no evil of mnr-
ntude to redrcSs-ltaiy enough OF! them, and will
obtaina partial redress Of grlcvances-but that the
noble country at Sobicski. and Casmlr, and Kos
ciusko WAL b. ain ST blotted from among the ma
ions: That FrauCc Nil either engage ia war I'M.
mcdaiCly, or b. doomed 10 scenes rivaIlinr in nor
raT those OF TIC August and September .fthc old
Revelation: That Span vii b. rcvUlu,lonlzed bv
French Grmy cCuss.ngI;s font. sand that
OF Nal III g.,
u.hCr contractors inr the crcelTa loan are prayinr
heartily FOR the latter yvrrt
And now return w 10 Eng'amd where there is
great Struggle approaching we have three mar
lies; tine first composed OF such tho Dukes of
Newcastle and Wcllin ton. the Marnncsscs of Vim
cheese or, itcEiOrd Bu;c, opposed To all rctnrm-thc
true friends OF the country, such as Lord KInr Fy
she, Palmer, Chand,s, Sir James Graham VINO al @
for Il moderate reform, and COMPRISE the greatest
part OF the wealth, and Intelligence ofihe coun,rv-
ana The rag-ag and bob all d"magogues mcndl-
caats and beggars, Hunt, Goblet, . G rman Mahon.
Dan, d. w. Harvey &c. &c who care net what
they %, seeing that any change must improve their
condition. But they r"rCr can succeed. All tho
wealth and intelligence OF he country arc opposed to
them, and wca.;h and n,clrrnce wall ever preyail
And the bad conduct othe Ercnch people is crra,inr
n re action IN the public sentiment IN England Had
the French people used their liberties we'll really
think there wout have been great ovcviurn here.
But the respectable part of The c0mnunilv sc,In,r
what mob invested with sovereign power can do
will rally around the throne, and submit TO present
evils, preference 10 those VII ci would result from.
q sweep nr change.
As consequence, the prcsan, minis, ~ must fall
Athorp has dIsgraccd himself 10y hs financial report
Pcnlett Thompson has excited the IT, .i.y-of the
commercial class, EIri Grey does nothing aud
Brougham 10 not popular, beng Looked upon IS "a
Their too RADICAL Sir James Graham, Is efficient i'm
his present situation, and il Is thought will replace
the heir Of Spencer, 10 the Exchcpuer. and Lord
Durham (poPularly the - King gf nc BIqch DID
monds he Is proprietor OF extensive coal mnos-
will go to India G,ce1or Gererri provided tho
present ministry continue "ilicc Nv honest
opinion Is that my fav1r;tc Peel wal come into pow
c. shortly. and perhaps Wellington. Wh1t a minis
try could form If they would let me! Peel Wei
ing' OF, Sir James Ora 7Um, Sir Henry parnrl, Mar
qucS Of Lanfdownc B-oughnm, Sadler, Maruness
Of Chandns. But water and on Will not assm.ll'c,
noi wings aud tOrcs act together.
In the fashionable world little j. doinr-'ncfo be-
M not many lacIcs 10 town now. Whet. A!nact
opens London will he gay. ! went TO sea the ladies'
gong to the d-aw:nT rOom-vuluar tho upb il be-.
What an idea it gives Gr the wealth OF Great BIZ
tain, TO a compete block Of carr,1ros for moro
than two hours passing down st. James's street! with
sefv MS IN ma.nlti M iv.rCs, nal horses which
wi! nc cost less than $1,000 pair and some twice
that amount. Tell ct Great Britalns fall; Is ont
Of 'ha question. The nat,ona! debt is ne wcq Tin
Inc people $3.50 COO and /, IS all owned in the
country.
The drawn. ON was the fullest there has beer
I"I m'i'!' TllHy yeas, ana yet jhoS' III ApTii " II
have three times a. many presentations and visitors
Tho lcvee5 have been rather thin of late.
IONrDy, March lisi, 1851.
The Reform Tin has !ci ., more cxcrcnrnf han rs,ar
ever has hccn displayed any question brought the pub
lie ~ the las, eny years II evident 10 all naarial osse
ye' that tie bill Hf PI revolution cnsuc The debates
have been very Interesting and OF speakers exceed
nsy brilliant aud forcbc Sir Robert Psel SPOKE wc Sir
Chs "ehefs, ihou1h bonu.hnonger than veil Ton
Mdcauey, one writer 0r the Edinburgh Review made
able speech favor NJ clonn Shelley eldest sou Of m
John shelley, did very well reply Thcrr will hc much
N5'Ins bnt the bill must pass. Poor Lord Cleveland the
!onuns Of h' next D'ncacr, and St Leser betting books
WI show small " The three bprnughs are swept away
Mud how ply Ioni Mousou, vino has just paid Sir Max
w on IGnOu0 io Cation Park whir witlou the borough
VIII MOI he worth 100000 And M A. Barings 10 OO0L "a
no borough Of ellington, and how much f., the borough
TfCsnny don't know
im France afars look 'puay enough King Philip will lp
he1dcss king within '"c months unless he lea the sps
!ts ofPas beyond the frontiers. Ills party dyindird
uphngH scarce numbers than the CaYlist party iI
true rtop'c prop 81 good oaf IN france, Lafayette
' attempt dpCnse with han has been great oversight
m Philips patchwork Ministry Should there he republic,
MT Lafayette bot Delacroz will be placed ~ its had dur
the h'u lived period between the establishment Of fee,
TIC usup1'iJn OF military soyernneut Depend upon IT,
l.g Gl