Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30

political item of news, is the abru,,
dismissal OF Chateaubriand from the French
and the appointment of M. Villele oJ
'nte,'m. Ample details upon this occurrence
VIII DC found among our extracts. The Lon
don editors are a good deal puzzled TO kp,wv
what to make of this procedure.
SPAIN.
The reader viii find Interesting letter from,
fars, relative to the affairs of SPAN, 10 which
we refer his particular attention.
The L.o,rdon Courier, oil June 7. saws. 6. Al
vices from Bayonne, received this mornino
state that Intelligence had arrived there from
Nadtid oil '-nne serious commotions which NJ.
Cured IN That capital OH the 23d, inconseouenco
Of the scarcity of bread. The bakers sl,ons
were broken open and pilIagcd and it was
.onnd necessary 10 protect them with a stron..
guard. Tue people rcproached the French
troops with being the cause OF theirdistress and
ats stated, that great luminosity prevails he
tween thc latter AND the Spanish soldiers % Sui
se'iuent accounts state that supplies had ar.
rived, aud That tranquility had been restored .t
hladrid. The King still at Aranruez.
Toledo, the noted Mexican traitor, has mar
rh'lthe Maiciionessde Villa Francia ;and. rs n
= 'aid Tor ms iinP"r'aut services, the grateful
Ferdinand has appointed him his minister Picnic
poicniiary 10 ,h', Cuuit oi Bayarir
lIisbJn letters state that Orders have been pj-
ven ior ,isrnaniling the s!ipS intended for the
expedition to Brazil, all idea of such AN UNDER
taxing beng withdrawn, III consequence ofnt-
EQUATIONS going on in London for settling the
dispute between the two countries
LONDON, June 9.A-ic whole tenor of Ills
hteiiigehcc from South America, which We
h'A g, exclusively, laid before the public during
the last week. has been of nature tu coniiri;,
Tue most saiiguinc hopes OF those who consider
The eventual Independence. of those countries
placed beyond the reach of Glance II cannof
DC SAID that the ditierc.t republics in that he.
ihiSPhcIc have made equal advances towards
consolidating their rcspi Give forms of poverr
meni but, with the exception of Peru. if. in.
dceu, even that section may now be excepted.
thcte Is 10 portion OF territory which rccogui-
les tleau;!oi ty ofthc mother country. Cou,3et.
LAM t-\fApl Ion TO THE NORTH
POLE.
Lo>DoN, June H. The final orders from
me Lords oi tie Admiralty for tic sailing of tho
expedition to cooperate with Capt Parry. I'M
the event OF being abb. To meet in the Arctic
hcsions, were received on "Wednesday even
.ig, anu the Grrcr, which is 10 take out fhe.cx.
pedil'on and proceed with il, was innediately
swung upon the buoy in the tier. in rea,I;poaa
or departure IN the morning. Capt LYON c,ne
Oh board at ten o'clock Oh "Wednesday night,
aia was accompanied by the whole of his eff
GERS. ne crew were on board the transports.
and on shore, and were, by permission, allowed
10 remain with their Fl lends, and TO enioy the es
| th ines oi Greenwich Fair, e. were not mustered
until hall past o'clock yesterday morning.:
thcJ weTcinspcctcd by Capt. Lyon & his officer.
Inc nicn appeared IN excellent health and
soiIits. AT I'D o'clock, the commander. from
the quarter deck, gave the signal for saline and
the bluc Peter was runup. The Comet sfeau
yacht was then towed alongside, and moorcd
last to the Gripcr. Notwithstanding the irces-
SAINT ram, which at tiiis moment came down I'm
tur.ents, the shores and dock Yards wcIc lined
with spectators, who seemed to take great III
teresi in The departure OF the hardy adv ventures
y lew nInuies alter ten ociuclk the tide serving
the Comet proceeded TO 'cleaye the liquid wav'
wish the G'lPerin company. The crews of the
different ships in the river gave three cheers ass
The Griper passed down, which were answered
by her crew The depa rture OF the vessel pro-
duced a very gfe,t excitation ofsympathy from
the spectators. The Griper is i'm fine saiIino
trm and her tonnagedocs not exceed $50 tons.
iaving unslipped gre at part OF her stores into
tiis Snap transport, Which accompanies her 10
pavIs's Straits. j he crew of the Griper is
co imposed of only SO me u, who e commanded
by eight Officers, not including the gentlemen
WHO accompany Il C expedition for scientific
pu poses. The vessel went as far as NORTH
fleet yesterday, where lii remainder ofthe stores
we've 10 be taken on board, and the arms and
ammunition shipped. All the instruments of
science have been on board some DAYS. Up
wards oi & % Yep visited the GIi. er within
the last few weeks.
SPAIN.
Pirate Core, ptmdcnce.
IaRIs, JUNE THE following is all the IN
tcli'gence which have been able to collect.
You Will find in II the complete address of the
Supreme Council of CASTLE, as well us inior-
nation respecting the Apostolic Junta:
The Apostolic Junta-continucs IFS manru-
ycrs with tie greatest arlor i'll sc..ral parts of
tne kingdom. lis agents have proclaimed
Charles " Chat Is, Don Carlos, the brother of
Tie hingj III Galiicla, Arragon, and Catalonia.
he following are the members who compose
The Apostolic tunta at Madrid, viz: Gen. Ma.
Ia forsda, The sols OF the member of the Ur,ad
Regency; tile Captain General Corbaial, the
Kings Lieutenant in the garrison of Madrid;
Gen. Bessieres, GriInarest Capasse, Royo, ali
as kotcho; Aymcrick, Inspector of Infantry;
ChaVo, McrIno, the 1'raPrist, Mossom, Col.
Captero and all the great officers of the house
hold OF TIC Infant Don Carlos; the Archbishop
OF Zamora, tie Archbishop of Toledo, and Fa-
ther Martinez, friar OF the convent of La Mer-
ced, where the Junta regularly meets. Senior
Etarnard, one of the richest men in Spain, is
Secretary; and Nittor Saez, tic late Minister
and Confcssor of the King, is President. They
count upon the assistance of Seniors PaIomera.
AntruSnaTo, Davila, Campo, Romaro, and Fa-
thcr Siy;l0."
EGYPT
j he accounts from Egypt are very contraf;c-
tory. a letter from The Ionian Islands. of Ma,
II, repeats that, on the 2lst of March lac, -
haIf past nine IN the evening, the arsenal os
ta!ro blew up; 6,742 men were lost auouo-