Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-28

WELLESLEY was on tour thro, Limerick and
Cork.
a company of French comedians are ner
forming in irela d to crowded audienccs.--Nla-
dam Catalina Is ;rnusing John Bull singing God
Save the King and rule Britannia on tie london
stage.
One Of the London papers says, this season
Egypt will send thirty thousand bags of Cotton
to tue United Kingdom, Of which the oual;tv
is not inferior to sea island.--The cultivation
of sugar, indigo, corn, and every product. for
which Egypt. by soil and climate, is SO well
adapted, occupies the undivided attention of it's
present ruler, and all institutions winch opposc
the views OF the Paciia are dispensed with. He
finds that the cultivation of the cane is usofu, to
the people, and, therefore, asserts that Nlahomet
never intended to prohibit the CONSUMPTION of
any of its extracts.
DR.. Bryce, of Edinburgh, has publisheda test
OF perfect vaccination, which should be at once
adopted in this city and country. 1t consists in
vaccinatng on the other arm from tho one first
vaccinated. If the first has been perfect, both
pustulcs wiilripen precisely at the same ifthis
docs not take place, the constitution has not been
properly affected, and it must be repcatet.--
This IS simple and easy, and ought never to be
neglected..
1t is said that the British ovcrnmcnt is likely
to interfere for the relief of the emigrant Span-
iards now in that country, by some mode less
precarious than the bounty OF private individu-
| ais, which however literally bestowed in the
first instance, is now nearly exhausted.
| A Portsmouth paragraph, April says: The
order which was given for vessels bound to the
Mediterranean not TO wait for convoy has been
rescinded, aud such are now directed to assemble
at Falmouth for that purpose. 1t is prcsurn
| ed, therefore, that other unfavorable circurn,
stances in the affair with Algiers have since a.
risen.
M. Blaquicre, who has travelled through the
principal towns of England, for the purpose OF
forming committees of aid in favor of the Greeks.
ms about to embark, and proceed directly to
Lante. MIR. Bkquierc, in the name of his Co
patriot the Philhellenes bears to the Greek Co
vcrnment the sum of G22, 900 sterling.
1t is ascertained tat by a secret treaty will
the Dutch, the Island of Sumatra has been, ceded
IN full sovereignty to that Government, in returu
tor the undisputed possession by the East India
Company of the new settlement at SINGAPORE. s
some vague and improbable territorial rights on
the coast of MALAGA.
american Stocks, on the 9th of ril.--Banls
Shares, E24,5. Skies, 81 1903. Threes 80.
British Stocks on the 9th of April-Three
per cent reduced, 951. Three per cent. Con-
soils, 95i !. Consols for account, 95i ! 4.
THE CONTINENT.
The intelligence from France s. Spain posses
ses very little generalintercst The London Ex-
atniner of the 5th says the blessed faction which
now SO decidedly predominates in the Chamber
OF Deputies, is busily employed in creditable
manner to eject, on one pretence or another. the
most conspicuous of the very few liberal Dcpu
ties who have found their way into that indepen
dent and respectable body. They have, howev
err, failed against General Foy; and without i
| a total disregard to rectitude, which is howey
CT, by no means improbable, will have to boas
OF little more success against nj. B. Constant
A letter from Paris, April 9, says: "Or
Monday next the project of law for the septen
NAL duration of the Chamber of Deputies will
be presented to the Legislature. The minister
will likewise, on the same day, present the bud
get for 1925, and the PROJECT of a law relatiy,
to, the redemption of the public debt s. reductio,
OF the interest on it. To-day the deputies as
scmbled IN the Bureaux to discuss the address
Tomorrow there will be committee to discus
If in general meeting. The project of a Law
which is to close the great acound Of the recoi.
ton; as the royal legislator has said-the law or
the indemnitics to be granted to the emigrants-
VIII not be presented TO the chamber till afte
the discussion ofthc law for the reduction of The
!, interest"
i An article from Nuremburg, of March Goth
states that Nj. Tatischeff is charged with new
mission to Vienna, and that he set out on his wa,
from st. Petersburg on the night of the eth inst
for that destination. 1t is said he is empowered
to concert with Prince Metternich to obtain the
removal of those obstacles which oppose the sue
cess of the negotiation of Minziacky. 1t is ru
mored at Petersburg that Taischef will GO from
Vienna to Constantinople Hcwas indeed once
destined to be there as Ambassador-bu thing.
have not yet arrived at that state. that a Rus.
sian Ambassador can be sent to Constantine
/ pie.
Il SWEDEN