Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
ny LAST e YENIvG's MAfL.
From the y. Y. sun.
ARRIVAL OF THE
ACADIA.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
T. G. 4, ~ N

The steamer Acadia, Capt. Ryne, 4th instnn,
arrived at Boston yesterday morning, a, half pos,
O'Clock, in twelve days and . half from Liverpool
to Haiifax-5o from Liverpool to Bo,,ou. and from
Halifax 10 Boslon-s4 in all.
The steamer Columbia, from Boston, arrived at
Liverpool on the 30ih ult.
The report Of the Queen beips in a, a;c,.,.,,
ing condition" Is eonirsdict.d. Tho I,onden On
server ssyi:-
"A paragraph on tho interesting and delicate
SUBJECT OF her Nd aJssiy's health and personal con
cition has gone the rounds Of the peper, We how
ever reireined from copying il last week and h,ys
no reason 10 regret our reserve. We ieel We mo
no" state that the important md delica,. even,
annoeneeo Ny onr contemporaries has not been
mentioned IN those eIeles most likely 10 be " III
informed upon what so intimately concsrns the;,
beloved sovereign. '
The cabinet Of tho Tuil'cria, has p,ope.sd 70 IN.
Isn go,eIam.nt The sbsosauon OF tic treaties Of
1871 and 1888, ny Shsa the oau,ua right OF .earch
1r tho p'tverIion of the slave trade was es,a b.h-
60, ond ths adoption. instsed CT IT, of tho system
sSteed Upon between England AID Ascr:ca-,hat
aen county shoac MAINTAIN Ial naval force on
'ne wes! eoasi OF Afr.cG, rs a check on malprac-
| tees uutsr its own AZ.
The Overland Mai had 70, arrived, and there
was no nsws f. IN Iadis AMI China
Some siar vas fe,t in s-osdOn in CONSEQUENCE
Of me nC.ere' Of the British Queen steamer from
New L OK beyond hef time bot il = as reieysd by
! har atrival Of Southampton on the 3D.
INC Cotton Market Is Improving, and higher
prces have been paid.
In mercantile cIaitcis there Vas bp, l,,I. p,o.
peet ot speedy Improvement. The feeling Of d..
pondeney which has so long cIi,,ei ss,ony ice
eomn.efcial Cases. continue rather 70 increase
than oniinah' Ine rsvu!sion IN the trade.
oy "'eEShs mios 20 many houtss r., homo and
abroad, had spread difficulty ard alarm on every
SIDE.
RunoEEo ABpTcAriox or Iue KING o. rur
! f"thca-E - Stated tnlt the FreEoh King has
discussed wiih persons ~ his confidence tho pro
y OF ADVOCATING the Ihrons IN favor OF the Due de
Memoirs.
GRACE DARLiSo.-Tk;s heroic ard in;cre.,in.
,eme'e expired a. bnmhursh on the 20:h u,i.. in
her 18Th year. Shs had been ia delicate state of
hsslth fora considerable time past.
me list oil failures IN The trade foreign a.
wei as BRUSH merchants, NC have 10 odd that of
an extensive arm 10 Marx LINE, Iessrs. Hunter
Coventry.
letter from Birmingham, dated 81 insi, says.
sood oeai oil anxiety vas experienced cmOnyss our
| nsnuiactutsTs tn, morning, by the Tuuor Of the
'aiIure OF The touse Of Mcssrs. Go6jard & ll
American merchants ant factors which uufortu
! nateiy turns out to lie true.
AN ARRIVAL from the Cape Of Good Hope, to the
Oih oil august, tTns5 news q IN. termination OF
ine resurrection OF PORK Natal and the return u
part oil the expedition under Lieut. Col. C otr aC
Ter he had completed the pacheaIon Of The Colony
| me beisian government has determined 20
make reptisais on tic American trade in conse
qaence oil tie government Of the U. s. having lie
wed Tonnage and other duties, not paid by Cvored
nations, OF the steamer British Queer, In her last
voyGgs from Antwerp &c New York.
A rev week by BOZ" is announced TO COM
msnes IN January next, End to be continued ir
moninIy paris, ct ono shilling each.
Allan Cunningham. The poci, is dead.
iEere 10 not, at present, 'Te Je':eve any pIobl
6i'i'y that Parliament will be assembled before
fseruaTyi a. all eveats, it 10 quite certain that m,
ns;ers will not advise her Msi-sty 10 summon The
Legislature before the steis Of the reyeuue on the
expiration OF the mex, quarter, shall be befoT. the
| country.
The accounts from the coast relative to the effects
OF the dteadful storm which ragged during SATURDAY.
ana sunday, are OF most distIes,ing description.
ns loss OF lie snd property hes been immsnse aud
Is feared many vessels founjered that never III he
heard Of the unssppy c.evs perish ne with them.
ms eaSsoon erected on the GOOtwiA Sands, iron
WHICH SO rouch oeneht was expected 10 shipping on
| those dangerous saads, has, we are sorry 10 see
given way to the late gales. L. has eau ed much
fegre TO the mercantile circles tho looked TO the re-
sun win considerable In're;', although many per
sons have all slong doub ed tho praeiicu by Of The
plan.
FRANCE.
| The Paris MoRiieur publishes a royal ordnance
dated the 2o.h uli.; appointing Leu,. Gen. Seba.-
tisn TO the command o the hst military division,
IN place OF Lieu. Goa. Count Psi i, placed TN d s.
sponsib,ie. The Moniieur adds, that Gen. Sc
6ast'an took command Of the first military division
| on the 3lIi.
Joseph B1naparte is s,id 10 have removed the
difficulties which lay IN the way OF the tesiamen.arY
gifts Of his uncle. ihe Cardinal Feseh regarding HI,
legacies 10 Cor,iea by prosen,u. donations CO iva
lent to 'hem to his naive towu. Among them IS
statute OF Ihe FHst Consul; and of the pumefous
pictures OF the Tieh gallery bequesthcd to him by
The CaFGiai, he has gwen 100 TO Btsiia, 80 10 the
Village Of Coftc, where he was born, and $50 TO
different eonmunes Of the department..
The Council General OF Corsica have Forwarded
an address 20 tie French government, praying for
a grant OF pubic morey 10 complete a monument
| IN that country to the Emperor Napoleon.
The National, in adver';ns to the affairs Of Ca
made, says There never vas better opFo'tuni;y
than the present for The French Canadians to assert
their independence and separate themselves for ever
frcm the English"
The F'eseh papers generally express strong op-
position 10 the proposal for a Commercial treaty
with EGG and, for which negotiations are said 10 be
on foot between The Two Governments. In En-.
gland, the letlng Is, that great good will result
from ", The geneGl opinion being, that ths F0nch
manufacturers will never suffer their ministers 10
! remove any Of the restrictions which protect tksm
from connection with English goods.
VsRI DELICATE AFFAIR IN Hon LiFz.-Grsat
in,cres, has been excited N England ~ the putli-
cation OF rumoFS Of delicate afriirr IN high life
TIE runner - that noble prince has long bscn at
iaehed to the eldest daughter Of nozzle duke whose
! family, on ono side claims certain consanguini,y
~ Oh that oftho sovereign. The re.u, Of the mu,yS
passion existing on the part Ct tue prinee nnd the
| lady, renders an a,onenent by marriage nov abso.
uely necessary. The lady Is IN n wsy to become
| a Tuihcr and, 10 the short tpsee Of three month";,
I
nifty. Her lndyshps situation - Of course, now
unabls TO be ony longer concealed; and her father
has communicated with the princes iaIher spon the
/ subj Ct.
| lis Royal Highness Immediately assehted to
/ the necessity Of union between his son and the
/ Noble Lady; and the Piince himself is ANXIOUS 10
mex, the reparaiion which lies ~ bis poser Bu.
according 10 the terms Of the Royt Marriage Ac'.
which was pnsstd IN the time Of Gcorge the Third
no member OF tho Royal family can spouse any
one without the previously obtained consent oftho
Sovereign,
Were The Prince ard the lady IN question In be
united without such consent. tho uarnsge would
| be Illegal and the offspring thereof legiiimste.-
The Queen has, therefore, been applied 10 IN tbs
present emergency, ard III auenpfs 10 induce her
TO alter her decision are vain. Her Moi-sty's con
sent Is not alone sufficient; that u tie Pdvy Coun
Gil mus; $50 be obtained, after a yeat's notice
formally given.
IIsr Majesty Tor her Privy CounciD argues thus,
1T j. possible my ehiidscn miy dc: then comes
tho King Of Hanover, who is very Oh; after him.
Prnee George Of Hanover. VITO T. very sckly; next
the Duke ci Sussex asd Thea the Duke Of Cam
bridge.
Nov, h OIL these events wc;c % happsn, the
Pfnee alluded 20 would Stand an excel ems chance
Of sssumrg tho setptro also. IN tbs csso ,uti G,
becomes The Oueen Of Engissd, should the Pdrcc
" present spouse the lady, rrd such cAntnssn
~, h1wcvcr remote aud improbable u may nprc,r.
must not be allowed TO exsi. s., We hear reasons
the Queen; au5 We should supposs hef decision T.
also backed by the advice Of ~ least some OF her
Ministers and advisers sly "somo,T because w.