Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

|, The Archbishop OF York and Earl Fitrw,iii,r
have respectively given the naaiheent donation Of
floOO to the fuad bong raised Tor tia restosa
| ton OF those parts Of Yok Minister reeenty de-
ssroyea and impaired by IRE.
| We regret to learn ttst her Royal Hiehnes. the
Duchess OF Kent has FOR some days been slightly
| indisposed at Frogmore. Her Msjesty aud Prince
| Albert have visited her Royal H'shnsss daily, DC
aides making fequent inquiries
| His Serene nishness Prince Edward OF Sake
| weimar, nephew Of her Majesty the Queen do
wager. len Dover on Friday week for heNano.
His Serene Hishuess has obtained leave Ut absence
, from the Horse Guards, to be present at the nup
| tails Of his Royal Hghness the Hereditary Duke
| OF Sake wemar and the Princess Sophia OF the
Netherisud, daughter of the King OF Holland.
| DRArroN MANOR His Imperial Highness the
Arehduke Frederick Of Aust.is, attended by Cap
tain Enzroy, in waiting on his Imperial H,ehness
and suite sfcr visit OF several dsys TO SIR RoeSri
and Lady Peel, has taken his departure for Chats
worth, to honour the Duke of Devonshire with =
going 10 wynyard Pa,k. His Excelieney Prince
| Cas,elehie,la, the Neapolitan Minister, has been
passing some days with the distinguished circle
staying with Sir Robert and Lady Peel.
The French Ambassador, we are sorry to state,
has been suffering severely from cod Tor many
dayt; he is still confined TO his bed
| yI,cousr MoRPEru-The Noble Viseount is
| daily expected TO reach Liverpool from New York,
sfter tour OF nearly twcve months IN America.
His lordship, immediately after his landing, will go
| TO Chatsw worth, the seat OF the Duke OF Devon
shire, where select family circle Is on the eve OF
! assembling to meet his iordshiP-
The NEw RorAL GARDENS AT FRooNoRE.-
! The workmen. under the direction OF MIR Phifps,
the architect, have fitted up in the head gsrdener's
house, which is a very pleasing erection IN the Eli
z.bethan style, small suite Of rooms for her Ma
jesty's Whenever her Majesty may feel disposed
to visit the gardens. The south font will be an
entire range Of winery, Greenhouses, ne, termina-
ting with two consetvatories. Her Msje,ty and
Prince Albert unattended visi;e The ga.Jens last
week. and inspected the works now proceeding
there.
PRgsKsr TO Ma. Fox MAuLE 1T PaIScE Al
BKRr.-A beautiful silver powder hask, enclosed
in handsome moroeeo case, was presented by
Prince bert TO Mr. Maule, upon his Royal GA
ness leaving Taymouih Css;le. Upon ons side Of
the flask is the letter A, with an imperial ccown
land accompanying nio,lo,l very finely executed
and on the other SIDE has been engraved the fol-
lowing Indispensable cift OF II. Il. ii. Prince
Alrert, 10 the Rigat Honourable Fox Maul-, NJ.
p, Taymou,h, September 10, is42.
Her Majesty, on the morning Of her departure
from Dfumnon Castle, presented Lady Willough-
by d'ErcsSy With bracelet richly set with dia-
mondr, OF mos: exquisite woskmanship-iIs design,
the emblem OF eternity
Count Colorado, who is confidently spoken OF in
diplomatic circles as tue successor OF Priuee Ester
hazy in The Austrian embassy, is a Hungarian no.
blcmsn Of great wealth, and nearly related to
Prince d, Colorado Mansfsldt, grand mirshal of
the imperial court
DwARKAsAuTH TAeoRE.-On TuesdIy Dwar-
kanauih Tsgcre hsd an audience OF Lord FHzser
AID President of the Board of Control, at which
the noLls lord delivered to Dwarkanauth, by com
rnsnd CT her Majesty the Queen, gold medal, ss
a special mark Of her Majssty's royal favour, asd
her big appreciation OF the public AMI private worth
Of the distinguished B2bpo. The noble President |
accompanied tie preservation by complimentary |
adj ekrA k,vt kfpAa fsoIt
Ihe enlightened regard for the interests of the
srea, empire with who.e prosperity Dwarkanauth |
Tssore is identified.
Her Royal Hshness the Duchess Of Cambridge.
with his Royal Hlshnes, Prince George, and their
Royal Hlehnes,es PIncesses Augusta and Mary,
and their Serene Hishnssses the Hereditary Prince
and Process Of Mecklerbuig Slrelitz, &C., visited
the Colosseum on Wednesday, and spent an hour |
in viewing the panorama Of London, the cons.rva-
tories, Swiss cottage, and the artificial ice. The
royal party all expressed their great as,ouishmsnt
at the resemblance Of the artificial TO the natural
ice, and its complete sppIicsbiIi, to skating.
The following which we copy from the Buffalo
Commercial, j, certainly highly interesting. parcu.
" the receipts OF produce during the mrs, two
weeks in November. The receipts of wheat are
nearly three times, corn ten times, and
aour much greater. The arrivals were i2s in
week. Truly tie growing Importance OF the West
can hardly DC es;imiied. The completion ofihe Wa
bash and Erie canal is impor; n, even, in toe his
tory OF the West The rich productions OF the State
OF Indiana and Of the Northern and Western part |
of New York will next year 6nd their way to this
cty:--N Y Express, Mo- 10.
From Tie Buffalo Commercial .7arfriissr Of No
rtfnber Is.
Private bankers have been OF the utmost sersics
during the past tonight, in afordng facilities the
produce delers while they were Experiencing such
v,x ,,ious delays in the Transmission OF their pro-
perry 10 market.
Not a vessel the large A iet which arrived last
week has left port, although many OF thsni have
ob;sned clearance; the unfavorable state of the
weather has produced this arrangement. OF the
grain, flour and produce brought in, considerable of
II has been transferred from tho vessels 10 the
vhsrves and warehouses and some Of it re-shipped
for Albany, butnot as much as would have teen
had The weather been more proptous. FIVE days
Of clea, cold weather would enable the forwarders
to push onward The greater portion of the properly
now awaiting shipment.
The presen, rates TO Albany, are our rs cts
per Dbl. wheat % cts bu h, heavy freight propor-
tionably high.
The EXHIBIT is heavier, much more so than
ever before landed at this port within The pc
Rod. he total value Of the weeks receipts al this
port is estimated al one million OF dollars.
The annexed comparative table shows the nggre-
gate Of grain, &c. landed at this port during The first
two weeks IN November. for three years.