Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-17
From me Charleston Courier # Jan 10.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

Il
run from land to land in the remarkably short period
of twenty days.
By this arrival, we are favored with The London
Morning Herald Of the 9TH u,mo-thc only paper
brought by the chip.
The T.merlane lcft Gravesend, before rnpor-
ted, on the 39rh November, but getting ashore III
the River, wax obliged to put back To re-copper
Capt. Miller furnishes verbal news IN addition tc
what is contained in the Herald.
AZ s,r as we are enabled TO form an opinion from
the contents Of this paper, he affairs of Europe are
. ola paciiic character
The Recently BN passed its third reading IN the
MauSs of Lords tho 9th ult. The House of Com
mons was occupied on the SANE day, in the cons d.
era ION OF supdry PETITIONS upon the subject of Re
form An inquiry was made, at what time it was in
tended adjourn the House FOR the reccss-to which
Lord Pa!mcrstonc replied. that ii would necessarily
deprnd the progress of business before the House,
but no thcngllt that the time might probably DO
about tho 10Th of the month.
The county election in Yorkshire, 70 supply ,ha
place of Mr Brougham, in the House Of Commons,
20 take place on the 9TH uino 1t was cZ-
ncs'cd that Sir John tombstone would DC elected
VIZ u, opposition as one had consented to OPP
pose HIM
A large portion orthe Herald is taken up with Ito
details o. evidence given in before the Court of Peers
engaged on tie trial of the French Ex-Mins,ors
Amongst the evidence Published several short
lc.tcts from the Marshal Duke OF Ragusa, to the
!1,ng during tho conflict in Paris
'VhH Right Reverend DIR. PhiIlpot's. has been
e,eatcd shop Of Exc or.
Madam Ves,ris has taken lease orthe Olympic
G'heat-e, and was engaged in recruiting company
for IT,
Kcan was performing at Glasgow, to crowded hou-
sc5 lie close OF November.
LONDON DEC. 2.
Ege received last night tie Messenger dos Cham
1~az Gag tie j. France, and Ia Revolution Of Sun
Gsy. aud o,hc, Paris papers Of tho day preceding.
with their contents portion of our readers is al
ready cnnversant, having reached rs by extra
ordinary ezpross, published them in Sacond
Edition Of the Morning Herald Of yesterday. Thosc
extracts will be found reprinted III another place
and wo here suhjNir some further passages.
Y'hc graa, press Of matter prevent lsnrthcn-
cd observations upon the important contents Of these
papers. We have taken from them the report made
to he Chamber Of Peers upon the impeachment OF
tho ey-Ministcrs and continuation OF the d9posi-
lions Of the principal witnesses against them These
now documents in no degree alter the complexion
which the had before assumed, as respects the
unhappy prisoners actually in custody, but toy bear
materially upon the condGcl Of other parties, unfor
tunatei for the ends of instice, in custody with
them and tend 10 show tina; the estimate which pub.
lie opinion has formed OF the guilt or innocence of
these has been in indugent in the other
too Marmon, the simple and snnruinary tool
of party infinitely more vicious than himself, is 20
be excused from all the responsibility OF ratona
being, ana appears to have played Just nscDsaie
part in the Inassacres of Paris, the auirne that
bore this piece or machinery from place TO ano-
IhgI,-snd ibis ne calls the homer Of soldier But
ion of Komeronski, the Aid de- Camp os kafHfsTaI
make out against party in this country. Has that
party tho como Gains TO protection and federation
which he had beforc' Misfortune will ALWAYS meet
with respect from generous people, brt is the cass
now Of misfortune or iniisc- elton: 1, is
needless say IN other respect tn. So pa pers
state that the Chamber OF Deputies he agreed by
ell to IL to take into pay the Jewish Ministers of
Worship and that Lafitte has taken vote of credit
for 300 millions of francs The following are ex-
traCts:-
from the .lrsGager dcs C2tana6res aat,d Dec. 81
Algers, Nov. l3.-'Tbe General-in- Chief Cnun;
To che no
CT Tiiery who is at Mediah and SET out Yesterday
The 18th, al six IN the mnraing at the head of IL
battalons of infantry oil the cavalry three batteries
Of artillery, and newly organised battalion of Zou
ares, composed Of Mnors and Arabs WHO have eHIis
tci Voluntarily. The Aga and 100 mounted Arabs
also compose part of this expedition. General Bow
cnmfn,nds the division, which consists Of three
brinadc5, undpr the orders Of Generals Ahard
dur md Hurel.
[From me Constitutional If S1iarday1
PAR!H, Dec 3.-Accoun,s from Munich say that
Fled Marshal Wrede IS to have the command of
corps which VIII join the Prussans to 20 10 Luyern
bourG 1t s supposed that the French will oppose
the march OF the Germans which will give an opoor-
tunity In cry ont against the professions of the
French. Austria and Russia have concluded an Of
fensivn ard defensive alliance to oppose with all their
might the progress Of what they call the Democratic
Rovrlu'Ion They have agreed to profess great re-
gard for Francc, but to watch for a moment when thry
may attack with some appearance Of right on their
side. NJ. de MetterDich who during the war with
Turkey, said 10 whoever chose 10 hear that Russia
unable to bring large army into the field is now
proud of his alliance with that Power which seems IN
be n giant. Prussia, being closely connected with
Russia, cannot follow dametrcay opposite polt
cal system but desires IN popularity and
to u France tn sleep In this it acts like the Other
Powers. 1t will therefore, be we'll not to ,rnst 10
the promises Of the Holy Alliance NJ. de Ncsselrodc
and NJ de Metternch perfectly agree. In n word
the plan of actual policy is to deceive the French
revolution, By pretending to recognize il.
The Spanish General Pacentia arrived al Bourpes
on Sunday ast accompanied by several Spanish Off
GERS or GOO Spanish refugees are shortly expected
al that place
From Ms journal DIES DeiJatsl
a letter from Rome. of the 10th Nov. states that
the Pope Plus VIII ia at The last exr rom,ty; tia tho
gou had ascendcd TO tho stomach, the unrs were Mt
tack" d. and the symptoms becoming more nnfa-
vorable every hour. Tho Pon'lfcaie had been nut
into commission. The Holy Father WIS no, cxpcct-
cd 10 live many hours when this courier left
Letters from Zurich, Of the goth Nov saw tina, the
Grand Council. which met al in The morninp If thn
2S,h, had accedcd TO the impcrious demand. made in
the name ofthc 1900 people assolubled on MONDAY
las, st lister. Two thirds Of tho cantona rcpresen-
taon have been given to the rurnl commons nd new