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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-16
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND

NEW YORK, March love announced in
part OF our last impression the arrival of the
line ship COLUMBIA, Captain Rogers, in the re.
markably short passage of t1ce,aty-one DAYS from
Liverpool. We have received our regular files
to the 10th ult and are Indebted to Capt. r. fur
regular file ofthe London Times I'D to the dav
OF MS SAILING We have given below srnll portion
OF the contents of these journals, Parliament vas
opened by commission on the 3rd of February
when the Kings Speech was read. The address.
was proposed IN Doth Houses the next day, and
agreed to mem col,
In the House of Lords on the 9Th ofFebruarv
the Marquis OF Lansdownc gave notice that he
would, unless ministers made previous notifica.
uon, early In Marchmoye an address to the King
praying HIM to take measures for the rccopnif;on
OF the provinces of South America. Sir lame.
Nackintosh gave similar notice in the House OF
commons on the 18th. The Courier saws that
the question OF forma recognition merely re-
solves itself into one o. time, as the princinIe i;
decided but, that the formal recognition will
depend altogether upon the circumstances of
those countries. -
Ii appears by an estimate which has been laid
upon the table OF the House of Conrnons tb,t
the number of seamen to be raised for tho nre
sent year will be twenty nine thousand. incl,,d-
ing nine thousand royal marines. This vv;ll ho
an increase OF between three or four thousand
men. Inc Courier says, the only causes for T., s
increase are the extended commercial relations
whch may be expected in South America. and
the necessity OF augmenting the force in the
Leeward Islands. '''
The King ofSpan has signed an act bv which
nc acknowledges to owe to France sum oft,;r
ty-four millions, and assigns as payment. the
salt MINES OF Arragon, and the customs of ,,;ran~
da. - '''i s'n-
The Madrid d2tes are broughtd down to the 4tb
OF FEBRUARY. Government had suppressed tbc
Restltrador, a high royalist paper. 1t was "a.
tronised by the Clergy, whose inhuencein Snp;n
IS paramount. This step is presumed TO be in.
FdicatIye ola more moderate policy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-16
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK. March 1

nv = . NV lOItk, March IT.
The brig Emerald, Captain Fox, has arrived
at Boston, in the remarkably short passare If
sixteen days from Liverpool, BY this arrival
the Editors of the Commercial Advertiser, bavo
received a file ofthc Courier TO the 18Th. and
the Liverpool Mercury to tho DIST.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In tho House of Commons on the 17tb NJ
Feb Lord Nugent submitted his motion for
tha production Of the instructions given TO b;s
MaJcsty's. Plenipotentiary in Spain, during tbc
ate war there, and his correspondence with tho
spanish Cabinet in respect to the mediation Of
britain lie urged tho unpriucfaei conduct
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PARIS PAPERS.
me EfOiIc

From, The Efoile ofFeb. III
MADRID, Feb. Pit is affirmed that the De-
cree of Amnesty will soon be published, with the
notifications proposed by the council of state.
and the council of CASTLE, whom his Majesty
consulted on the subject. We doubt not but
the wisdom of those respectable bodies will know
how to class the individuals concerning with ius-
tice and hrrnBess. We have always said that it
was necessary to distinguish the Rovolutionsts
whocaused the Revolution from those who were
made by the Revolution. There is also a dis.
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Continuation Of Foreign Extracts from, London,
papers received at he Office offte Commerce.
al Advertiser.
HOUSE OF CoMMoNS.-FEB. 6.
.Hr. Hume said he would take that opportun-
ty ofasking the Right Hon. Secretary for Fo-
reign Affairs when it was that he intended to in
troduce his long promised Reform as to consuls
abroad. He hoped the Right Hon. Gentleman
was prepared to say when he would submit some
measure on the subject.
Mr.. Secretary Canning said that in the course
of the present Session, {he would not name any
distinct day. he would submit statement on
the subject to the House. In the meantime it
might, in some degree calm the alarm of tho
hon. member, to learn that lie Mr.. Canning
had already reduced the number of Consuls a.
broad.
Mr.. Hume said, that his object went not SO
much to reduction OF the number of Consuls
as to an alteration Of the principle under which
they were paid. lie wished TO do away with
all charges by way Of per cehtage.
FRENCH OCCUPATION OF SPAIN.
Lord John Russell stated, that on Wednes-
day, the Sd of March, me would move for the
production of copies of all communications
which bad taken place between the French and
The British Governments respecting the evacu-
alton of Spain.
Mr.. Sec. Canning suggested that the despatch
OF public business would be greatly facilitstSI
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W. MCKEE & J.. G. MEM
Hafe Jast rseeietd s opened The }oho,cing
SpNl%G GNNDS:

London Company Srer,uckcrs
binel PM aud hull, strip'd and plaid Gugham,
| torinihinn Stfipes--a new Article
3=iand % hishionnblc printed Muslius
lnndon aud Partisan pr.uts
Alesaalinto do.
super and middle Callcoe,
Low priced do
Il and ID low priced and SUPER Camhrics
- and q agnrcd do.
! IA aud plain Jacouetts, superior goods
DO. do. Nail, aud Medium Nuslins
Loom -sewed aud needle-wruught Look do
IL aud 81 Cao,mon aud India plain do. do
nnGommonly rheap,
Loom sewed, needle wrought mud tuck Jack
onct Robes,
lawns and Linen Cambria IIandkcruheis
Linen Cambria and India Mulls
Blnck Sinrhews nnd Sarsntls
Black aud White Gros de Naples aud figured
Ievanine
Pink, white, green and black Florence
Italian Iutestring
Zig Il aud plain black, white, green, pink aud
Rose, green, white, blue aud black Italian
Grapes
Black and ooIorod Nenkin Grape Robe,
DO. do. do. figured Grapes
Do. do. Canton do do.
De. do. do. plain do.
flhin and figured Thule i.ncrs
Rich figured Gros de Naples
areeian Gnuze handkerchief
Canton bird eye and plaid do.
Eeiia oeetis, pelerincs do
erecian Gnnze Ribbons, a new article
Rich fix. Satin and other do.
Plain aud striped Drilling
Ahpnlas and union Mixtures
" imington Stripes and Cotton Cassimcrcs
Blue Nankecns
Nance chop aud company yellow do.
Black iircasslans aud French Bomhnzcor, Tor
summer conts
London fashionable aud White NInrseiIcs
Common figured and do do
SUPP. 6g. black Stlk-Vclvtt Ncstings
India and English Elorcnlne
Gcrmnn aud lndia Flag handkerchief.
Jersy Hawthorn and Grecipn do.
Figured black silk Crhvats
Rordercd Jncnnei do
: aud 10 Irish Linens, approved hlcnch
silk, Cotton aud Wor,trd Hosiery
French and English iades aud gcntlcmnes'
Hinyes
Beaver, hid, Dogskiu and Castin do
nc. sc. &c.
All oi which, with almost every other ar
ticle adapted 10 the season, H'uy now be had
at low prizes
April Is. 1896
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NIRRLnLE .A.IRR.1Y1TE.

~ Jh fIIBIS1S -ssfbhss - IL
Iud40a Satire A letter received from
poJnah, dated the @9th OF September Last,
yves the following horrid account ri u Sat
tee -" The unfortunate Brahmi1'e of
her own accord has assembled the funeral
uile Of her husbands befies Tor Inc had
died At Il distance), but fidiag tie torture
ol The fte mnre than she could beat by "a
Yl0icnt struggle she threw herself from TUE
flames, ard iotterns 10 short Distance,
fcll down. Some gentlemen Who were
present Immediately plunged her into tn"
river, which WAS close by; ind thereby
aated her from being much burnt she
retained her sanses completely, aud com.
planned Of the badness of The pile, which
she said cor snmcd her so slowly that she
could not bear it, but expressed her vii.
lingness 10 again try it II they won'd mn
bruye it they would not do SO, and the
ut,or creature slrtdill with dread from the
fame-, which were now burning most IN
teusrly aud refused To 20 on. When tile
inhuman relations saw this they took her
! tx the heat and heels and threw her oi
the fire, aud held her there till they wrf.
driven away by the heat j; they aIsu took
up large blocks Of wood with which the,
struck her, IN order to deprive her Of hrl
senses, but ehr again made her escape, s
without any help ran directly INTO the river
thc people of her house followed her there
aud tried Ia drown her ny pressing heI
( under water, bat a gentleman who WA
present rescued her from Them, and sh'
immediately ran into his arms. and erie,
to him Ia ,a,- her. ! arrived nj the groun,
~ they were bringing her the second tinr
from the r..S and cannot describe /
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Tie following personal property
Yen N0lAars Eeward.

RUNAWAY from the subscribers, on
LII or about the lst day Of February last, .
bright mulatto girl named DlLCEY, belacg'
ing 10 the estate Of John Melton, deceased. -
She is about l6 or Il years ofage, has scar
on the side OF her neck, occasioned by burn
also one on her forehead Her eyebrows are
remarkably large, and has down look ~ chen
spoken to, Had on when she went away, II
black honespun cotton dress and nhP cotton
Jacket. 1t i, probable she may be lurking in
the county of Buckingham, rs she lived there
about two years, The above reward viii he
given to any person who will deliver tie said
eirl 10 the subscribers, living near Nelson
/ court house, or such Information given ~
viii seodfe her apprehension, aud all proper
| charges paid
| SPOrSWoOD GARLAND, I'm If :.
JOHN MELLON, Mellon dec.
May II l"39
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o. The EpIroRs or THE NIna1StAS,
(agents for l.ynchburg aud its sicinity,) so
licit subscriptions To ihe dove works
The North American Review, and AmerI-
can journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and hive Il decided
claim to public support, as forming lmpor-
taHt parts of our national Literature.
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CONDITION. ).
W. MCKEE < }. Il. MEENl

HiI'E JrST BECE!iFO
general assortment of Parasois
- Id and o. bro. Shirtin&5 y aheeithes
81 aud A.i Imitation Circas5Ian stripes q
Pluids
bales hest German blcnched Kicalenhurs'
do Scotch Oznahufgs
ingcthrr wih many morr Sp."NG GooDS,
''h'ci are going oil al low prices far cash.
ON HAND.
''oantTy I'orU Linen, FeafI;frs, 81.
ANri! ~ .s37
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From ne Trenton Emporium.
It's ALL, MOONSllINE..

/ When | wns hoy, aud lived with ny
srandmnthef Mt " lilo" grove. femembcr
once walking out with h.i among the tree
that sheltered oir green from tie summer
! -un unr mpnnleht evening. We hah mol
| gone far. heiofc The old Indy perceived
! something on th. ground ihat appeared
! like Il whiie handkerchief, and ~ she sloup.
ed, intent On picking II up, perceived ihai
| u was but the hght nf the monn shining
| through al opening IN I'll. branches above
us, and called out In, grandma, lis NIL
nnonshinc p" II is but moonsbine. tlul,,e
said she, rubbing her fingers in evident
disappointment but Oliver, many pm
pie grasp NJ moonshne."
laughed NJ my good grandmother then,
hut have since often Witness, the truth
of her remark.
When SEE young man pursuing gny
butterfly of n girl, hecatlse she is beanlIui
though she possesses none al TIE qoalllica-
tons necessary 10 mnke good huuse-
Keeper, or good mother II bllnss In my
mind the old story, depend upon il he In
grasplng phantom rs oil muonshlne.
When see pleasure hunters, aud those
who are seeking after happiness, plunge
into dissipation, or seek gay and plddy
Nhbll'dnYb VI hillh hAfN III llf Nhu III
sensual .uloymen | feel for them !, | know
the disappointment that awaits Them !;
these are not Oh pearls of price. that bring
with them peace and eonisnlmen, they
are worthless, they are nothing but moon-
slime.
Whoni see n gambler for ever n, the
billiard table, with ragcs hopes Of making
money thereby, and carrying with him
the means by which alone bis family ran
lr supported, to slilandi'r il there, think
with sigh, how sadly that pom man mis-
takes the path of wisdom, and labors affer
that which is all moonshinr.
lie is grasping nj moonshine, who strives
To raise his consequence IN the world by
suit Of fine clothes, III an unpaid sidebaard,
and 80 is he who is aiming 10 build q fonn-
datl0u upon Which To elevate himself IN the
estimation flhc world, of II few thousand
of pallry dollars, for as BURNS says,
1he rnnk Is but the guinens stamp,
The mans the gold for y that
and none can ever become truly great but
Those whom nature has fitted 10 be ST..
These are plaza, palpable cns.s ha,.
sometimes thought men were graspng nj
huonsbinc who attempted IN live by liiera.
ture, or make money by printing nrwspa-
pcrs, or dreamed of colscllng then debts,
or ofrreriving I.gnc,csin these times yet
as these may be doubtful, will not per.
Sist III them
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THOMAS (. VIVIAN,
Sas1
Ill

N ht Sign Of The Coidcn Mo.fdr,
DHURNS his sincere thanks 10 his
friends, customer, and tbr public gene
rally, Tor The liberal encouragement he has
mel viii, aud inform. them hr has this day
received u number 81 article. In his line. As
he buys Tor cash only, be- Is determined 10 be
undct,old by none in this plncc. Tie qUaIl-
~ Of liza articles can he depended On, as they
nre purchased by an Experienced hand IN y.
York. April r t-G9
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TIE integrity If Chrisiidn aud he
G'nrrosiig n an tgfdeL-tolnpinn, II
French merchant, having embarked In r.
gypt in tho prosecution of his business
had the misfortune 10 be captured by n
pirate Of Tripoli, and sold IN rich indi,i-
duih.--Thoush treated with great gen.
lIcncss, the prospect al hopeless separa.
lion from his family and relatives plunged
him intn deep melancholy. His master
having IN vain endea.uured Ia comfort
him, at length allowed him IL re,isil his
native country, aud settle his hllairs, m Il
promise that he would rrturu within u II.
mltcd period Complain passed few
months IN ile hosom of his family, aud,
like another Rrgrlus, fullilled his engage
mtht eih the generous barbarian. On
his arrival nj Trlpol he found tie lailer
otcrnh Inclined " 18th grief on account III The
dangerous illness OF beloved nilr. i" hrs
tian," SAID he, "yau return most oppor.
lunrly /: you see my sullellngs. Pray 10
God thai he would take pity on my wiz
aud myself for tie prayers of the right.
cotis avail mucli.o tonpian Instantly fell
on bis knees, blending his supp lieaiions
with those of the Moslcm aud tie fit
pnticnt WAS soon restored IN health - Her
gtnuG husband would no longer hive an
unhappy person in his presenee.--.-.
" Cease" To lament your iale.-tiladly
would retain you under my roof, ~ -
my days IN your society, and give yuu ny
daughter in marriage bat the lav. Of thr
prophet fpiblds the union. Aceell,. then
the only worthy present thai ran give
nor thank me till have merited your gta.
titudr, Receive your freed On, .and TAX,
your passage in the Vrsacl which hay,
loaded. The eafgr ia your Own for
would not restor you empty handed Il
your friends. 20 IN peace aud uay liea
ven protect an 1 bless ,on !"
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mo. 81.

ynn the horror ftlt o,l seeing the manglrd
enndii,pn she was in almost every inch
IT SKIN on her body had bern burnt III, her
legs and thighs, her arms aud back weFc
completely raw, her breasts were dreadf.st
~ torn, aud the skin hanging from ihem
m shreds, thu skin aud nails Of her fingers
had peaed holly of, aud we're hanging
Ia the back ct her hands. la fact, never
saw or esrs read of SO entire n picture of
hhman misery ~ this poor woman dis
played. She seemed Ia dread bting taken
IL the fre, aud eallrd out ~ tiy. 4" Achn
sahlh,' good sirsl Us she lcclingy demo
minated them, 10 SAVE her. Tier fficudp
stemed 10 lougcr iDelined to furrc her. aud
one nj her r,laiions, at our instigaliou, sat
down hesidr her, aud gave brr somS
clothes, aud told her they would not. She
was sent 10 The hnrpitUl, whcre every
medical assistance was given her sho
fingered IN the most cxcrGcidlpg pain for
aboo, twenty hour, aud then died"