Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

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The Prince Of Wales has bsen weaned, aud the
.,,.,.,x ,..,,s h.,,. ,ha a.n,,xn,;on with
f'Pe'' 'i $1,000
the less grses ~ the world ...--..
The Oasesver, tho editor Of Which issusree,cd OF
an intimacy Win seine Of the Unit er servants a the
n lace, declares that the 0usen cannot be IN the
,a@ilv way, ior 1t THE oo.stsss, 70 win has NO
head fron authority, that she ~. Perhaps will
eivs hcr leave TO be go.
'" Ths Court. that 10, the Queen, her husband, two
children and the rank and he OF their hangers on
n,oeeed 10 Brighton on the 9Th, to stay month.
'rnev did intend going to ruralsc at Clarcmoni, but
there vas Infectious illness in the vicinity, aud that
visit IA nut OF. r-t
There was sort Of expectation that Parliament
would assemble before Christmas, to have what
tho Indians call "a psiavef" about the oiSu css OF
tie country, but can inform you that this VIII not
h, ,hs ca.e. Parliament will not meet until the
Lnyian;nr IL February.
Various reporio are in circulation as TO what Peel
mans tn do One, which do rot believe. 10 that
no will nropose a fixed duty OF FIVE shillings
r.,.s 80, ,hs ;mnort Of foreign wheat. This is
Two ,hilIine, lower than wha, Lord John Russell
,y,, ,u,n,d out oT place for recommending. An.
other whisper which think likely te be correct
conisc,vre j, that Peel means ndmit foreign rye
AT n reduced duty. This viii throw the West Ia b
IN, interest over ,ard, but will encourage the man
ufelure al Eas, Indian sugar, and extend our trade
with Brazil and the Maor'''us'
.rArg CT THE cousrRr-ouR NEW TARIFF.
gelive ma that this country is in a very bad way.
am no, a eroaker. in general, but I cannot help
.ssinv the ni,ereblc condition of the people. Wa
yes arc ,umbpg down, and employment daily be-
som;nr scarcer. There has been an abundant har
vs., I'm, the millers and bakers have kept up the
,rres Of aour and bread, so that the public gam
tmis hy an, bounty OF Providence.
III. adm;.sion Of American pork and beef, by
,hn nsw TnriI is felt 10 be great boon. Ii has
- -. nrns Of butchers NEE, and will pull II
.la,sn 20, more When the American curers v.'n
so 70 rpt nm their pork and beef to suit our En-
.,I,h s,tbion the sale will lie greatly increased In
decd look on this meat trade as likely 10 be eN-
,r.melv brisk for loGg time. The meat IS to- lat
g, mauy people, but it is sound and good. II Is
.od mot only in the senporis but throughout the
country, and tho average price is iouTpence pound
--si,ht een,s-which is a third less than the same
,,.iItv brought Ieforc.
The ent,ls mnrkes feel the Effects Of this comPe-
t;t;on Cattle ate from "a 10 Is lower Than they
were yecr ago. The upset will be that the tar
,ne,s una lille 10 mako much money by their SOCK
n ,brv used will be compelled ~ givo up then high
rsnied farms:-the dols must reduce their rents,
and then the pubic will reap the advantage. AT
present the rents are as high as they were during
the war, when wheat was hundred sh,IhnSs Tue
quarter. The land owners heartily curse Peel-the
rublc ct arsc praise hitn for reducing the prcs oil
living lie has deceived his own friends by hs.
SCAN MAG EXTRAORDINARY!
f., son,. d.vs n,ragraphs have been appearing,
- :; a. 100, ,a.n,ci.bI, london pu pers 90 M -.
90 .,a.,I., ononob A. ia. pas, in which his Roy
'e1sL,oss p,,nr, Gsorge William Frederick
",L..,ss 80 C,mbriJee love like Dr. P,imro,e
- -. IN IN. nams-is concerned aud "thc nob.c
ta,.h,., nj Duk. in the rest OF England" is men
,".J =. nh. o,h,r nar;v-fhs unmarried laugh
" IF ,L.s. r,,,s,, mis- b;rt that .on,athiny ~.
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~ .D. IT,, !. d;,eo-.,v that The n,,,i.s AZ. 10
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:, The ,,stemenis which involve the character and
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'ti ,ko 49,, 10 s,n,roilv h.I;,veJ.
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t"nag,". ~ lie "a IN INV eov attached ,o the a..
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Il -. 4 nans,a Somerset is the eldest dasrl. ~
Somerset. She 10 IN attendance on the duchess OF
CamOrids'; aud no doubt the party alluded to -
She Is about the same age ne Prince George, and
very pretty, fashionable young lady. She has
been with lie Duchess several years and lived on
such terms with The family as 10 be eonsdeIed al
most one OF them.
Whether any thing serious has occurred is not
publicly kno~n. Some OF the papers spoke Of the
Duke oi Beaufort tisrict Wilson's Marquis CT
Worcester) having made formal demand Of "sA-
tisiaction" from Prince George, but whether for
trhng with the affections OF one whom his position
does not allow him 10 wed, or more Tor any thing
more fragrant, this deponent saith not" All that
Is know Tor certain is the TACT that there is screw
loose" somewhere.
One point, however thInk worthy OF notice
Laoy augusta somerset mas not Quilted the root
ana p'oteeuon OF the puchess oi Cambridge. She
accompanies het IN PuOc she siis nj tahlc with her
~ private as hsroloofe' is u lkely, II her purity
were suIied That thIS would be aliowedf The
Ddehtss OF Cambridge has unmarried daughters
ma sedueed laoy "oud not ee company Tor them
" was expected ,hat son'etnng would transpire at
me Envy CouheiI helu ~ WINDSOR 0y the Queen,
the cay before yese,osyi hs 10 tnis matter, but
ho'nlng Is Known ~ inc iady oHghf TO I've married
although her position viii be unenvisbe-ths
opeen' think, should wave etiquette and permit
the asiIsnef. IL any thing has happened which re-
9u,ses epaia'ion 'hai PREPARATION should be made,
~ 1he noy were peasants i"s'eed oil DUKES
daughter
ROYAL NUPTIALs.
The Prinresa Au0usta of CambriJse e,des, .;.