Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08


sician, could not venture to promise for tile con
tinuance OF his lille DIP to the day Of his fc,e-
tomorrow. On Sunday il became NECESSARY to
make an incision above and beh,ld his hip,
which has little relieved him. NJ. de Villeie
must be strangely deceived If he reckons on his
maintenance IN Office after the kings death.-
The more completely the people about Monsieur
seem tn make themselves forgotten at this mo-
nlent, the more certain IT IS that they arc des-
tined to occupy the ministry on that princes as
cendipg the throne.
The censorship IS particularly severe on
the affairs OF Spain. A letter from good au;ho-
rity pretends that the French commanders have
detccteda pl, tdirccted by the priests, which was
to reakout IN Barcelona, at the moment M Eng
i'sh meet, cruising on that coast was 60 &c with
IN sight o! the city. At Madrid the French i've
to Themselves and are particularly virilant.
Many points OF the south of Spain are disturb
ga by s'nah mNurrectional corps. The court of
Nianrn: eNerts All lis resources 10 surround IL
sell "'th national troops, but the latter obey the
secret orders Of The clergy more than the lers
OF government.
Lo-CoS, September 28.
The celebrated German piiiloiogcr. frederick
Wolf, died on the 8ti, Of this rnonth at Mar
settles, whittier he !,;l gone Tor the recovery of
his health lie was in the Goth year or his rc
An express from Lyons arrived in town ON
Saturday inornin@, bringing IN account Of the
death in that city OF ". Mon:a;i.rc the brother
IN law OF MIR. Rothschild. NJ Montcfnrc was
lately q lending operator in the Fin.is and :,
man highly respected hy al who knew hin,
tie IS SAID 10 have died worth more tlan halt u
niiion sterling.
Tiic following diplomatic changes have been
determined on Sir Cl,as. & ,gol scoas to Paris
IL Succeed Sir Chas Stu 1T, who retires on a
icnsion MIR. Stratford Canning succeeds Sir
Cias Bagoi al 81. Petersburg SIR ". A,i,onrt
Is To go As airihas ,ador 10 Lisbon viih;, SALARY
III 6o0U year. Sir r.. Thornton ) to succeed
Sir WIN A' ONT rs Minister iilcn,potentiary
at the Court oft Maiirii. Mr.. Hamilton rctlrcs
from Naples on pension.
Copenhagen, .f"g. 1;.-O,ir State Gazette
contains the com'nercial convention between
Great Drittn AMI Denmark, Nlcil led IN the
18th June, hy Count NIolke. bv orr Aml,as.
SAILOR III London and Mar. Canning nv which
the ships OF the two nations shall hencct,,rt trn
treated on the same footing i'll the ports of the
two states respectively.
CITY Two o'cLocK--The transactions !,
tie British Stock Market are not very extern
sivc tbs morning. Consos FOR October opened
at 3.Sf /, and have advanced 80 9fj at which
they remain In the Foreign market the Soutl
american Securities are rather improved n
value the Colombian Scrip is about "a dis. ;
Mexican bonds are about f9d French Scrip is
"a prem. Spanish bonds 2Is to :: Ii is said
al
the last price of the Rentes on Saturday lOI s. {;
but we have not been able To ascertain thai the
report is correct.
the L're'pool Markets, .MondYy .4ur. so.
Cor oN.--Ne have experienced = ranch
better demand tor American DISSERTATIONS than
during the preceding week the transactions.
nevertheless, have fallen short of an average,
and without any yariati n in prices. The only
descriptions OF Brazil, that appear to be want
ell are tie finer sorts, which being scarce readi-
ty bring full rates; io,~ qualities arc ycr, hea.
| W OF sale, and may be noted shade lower.
Other descriptions participate in the difficult
ty ot realising the quoted currency, though
holders are not disposed TO yield to anv mate
rial reduction. The total occurrences of the
week arc csti!iatcd at 9393 bags viz 39t6
Bowels at I'D TO S4J 1899 Tcmncssecs, Ala
bauas and Mobile 7sd 95l; ties Orleans 83,I
to l23d; 404 Sea Islands IA to iii: So stained
do. II ID to lIil 1856 Pernams lid to ) I3d.:
$50 MaraR! iauls 10d toIid; 7S8 Bahias 1O3
to l0s; 1913 Paras 81; 90 Alin. Novas, loi,l;
81 Demeraras, Ia to Id; 200 Egvptian.
lOs, 70 tG}i; I5i Carthagenas I'd to7.,l: %
West intlias, SID; and 1i6 Surats at SD TO
146 per lb.
PARIS, Aug. 20.
| Telegraphic despatch from MatlriI, transmit
| ted from BayOnne, 25th Aug.
MADRID, Aug. %, Q p. NJ.
ten. /JScnn 10 hts Erceileacy Ike .;finistey OF
! UTur.
| 'Ihc fortress of Tarifa was taken by storm
| on the I9l, at five O'Clock in the afternoon by
the French and Spanish troor. TIE rebels
who retreated 20 the island, were attacked the
| next morning al day break By the landing of
French troops, ofthe 34tlLrcgiment of the line.
One C!iict, only, escaped in boat the rest
| were killed or taken. The prisoners have been
delivered up 10 lie Spaniards, to be tried ac-
cording 80 the laws
An express from tlie Commander ortfe Camp
OF st. Roche, which the Spanish Minister of
" ar has this moment received announces the
news.
The official part contains several ROYAL Or.
dinances, which fill nearly on entire sheet
hey are OF no general interest.
from the journal des Debats of Ey.jaoy.l
- MADRID, Aug. 10.
The most appalling reports are still in circu-
latIon as to the circumstances Of Andalusia. tbe
government, in fact, does not act so as TO calm
the public mind. Instead of publishing Extra
ordinary Gazettes, making known the trnth, if
o5stinaeiy preserves silence; and this silence in
the opinion OF many persons, SAYS more than is
generally thought. a violent fire broke ont to-
day in church of Madrid, and in short tim.
made an alarming progress. The 28,h regiment
arrived on The spot, immediately began the ne
ccssary work; but the engines were badly man
aged, as well as in bad state and il was inn
possible to extinguish the fire; the church there
fore was completely consumed, and the fire has