Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-10
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

which place she left the 1St of AUGUST. By
this arrival, tue Editors Of the Commercial Id
vertiser have received files of French papers,
and letters To tho 31st ult. From Gailagani's
Messenger, we have made the following sum-
mary:
The affair of the Quotidenne, for inseADhs
the letter OF the Archbishop of Toulouse, came
on for a heariDg on the 29th of July, before the
Tribunal of the Correctional Police. The res
ponsIble editor did not appear, and tire Kings
advocate argued that the insertion of the letter
tended to the disobcdience of the laws and call
cd on the Court to impose a fine. Judgment
was postponed for a week.
The Ipfant Don Miguel, of Portugal, visited
the Mint in Paris on the 29tll, on which occasi-
on a medal was struck in his presence as me-
mortal of his visit, with suitable inscription
and devices
The Baron de Rothschild has sent to the Pre-
feet ofthe Department the sum of 9 900 francs,
10 be distributed among the poor of Paris, on
tile occasion of his marriage.
The Connt de Galtz has declined his appoint
ment OF Prussian Minister at London, ON ac-
count of ill health. NJ. de Scbladcn has been
nominated in his place.
The Prince de Metterniclt has delayed his de-
parture from Jo!innsberg, in consequence of
important dispatches arriving at the same time
from London, Vienna and Paris.
Many cases of hydroplobia have occurred in
Norway and Sweden. about SO persons bitten
A
the hospital at Stockholm.
The annivcrsaryof the death Of the late Queen
Louisa of Prussia, was celebrated on the 10Th
of July, at Potsdam, as it has been every year
since 1911, by a solemn funeral service in the
church of the garrison. 1t was succeeded by
the marriage of six couple, chosen according to
the foundation OF Louisa, each Of whom receiv-
ell in dowry 10G ecus.
! letter from Berlin states that on the 10th Of
/ Jolly, tie new canal of the Spree was opeucd.-
| WITHIN short space of time five bridges have,
been constructed over the Spree, one of which
| IS of iron, and one of stone. second bridge of
iron is now building. The foundations are al
ready laid for grand monument TO be erected
betweenthc Kings Palace and the Opera House
to the Memory of Butcher.
| The Didrso OF Rome announces that for
midable Chief Of band Of brgands named .4u-
gelo Ronlal6ni, who had long infested the
States Of the Church, has been killed by one of
! the inhabitants, and his head exhibited for some
! days in an iron cage.
The German Journals, and those of the
French provinces, continue to give lamentable
details of the damage occasioncd by storms, hur-
ricanes, and limitations, In other parts Of
Europe, the greatest drought prevails, in consc-
quence of the intense heat.
At Cambray, whilst diligence stopped to
change horses, a female passenger aighted and
threw herself into the river. Immediately assis-
lance was afforded, and upon being taken out
| OF the water, she resumed her seat in the dill
gencc anacontinued her Journey. Shestaieti that
domestic YaE1-ti0n was the cause of her attempt
zig to commit suicide.
n letter from Lyons states that on Sunday
the 18th of July, whilst the Rector of Villeur-
banne was performing Divine service, some viii
/ lians entered his house by the window, aud
robbed hn of 5000 fr.
On the 10th july during thunder storm at
| st. Maurice, (llerauen) the lightning enteredti
barn hilca with straw, upon which 7 worEkme,
were lying. Sixteen of them ere stled but
fourteen were restored-the two others died. No
trace OF the lightning could be seen.
i The King seems to be III good hcalth-ridnp
out on horseback, presiding at cabinet councils
), Sc.
The detachment of the Kings body guards in
Spain, returning TO France.
The Emperor alexander quilted St. Peters
burg on the 9th July on visit Of inspecton to
the military colonies founded BY his Majesty i'm
/ the Government of Novogorod.
/ Prince Oscar of Sweden has recently been
elected Chancellor of the University of Lund.
Ills Royal liighness previously chosen
| Chancellor of The University Of Upsal.
IL letter from Rome, July 10, says--ssThe
| Holy Father held secret consistory on the 9th
inst al the palace of the Vatican at which, diff
/ ferent preiates were prcconiscd to the vacant
sees. .4rnong others NJ .4daiberto Skarzews-
ky, Bishop of Dublin, was preconised to the
metropolitan church OF Warsaw, upon the pro.
position of the Emperor alexander, as King
of Poland.n
II party of gendarmes, in traversinr the
country, approached man moving, who fed al
their approach. Their suspicious were thus ex-
| cited, and they pursued and took him. and found
he was dcserter.--The farmers turned out to
rescue their comrade, with Scythes, forks stones
/ clubs, nc. and battle cn,ued. The gendarrnes
hred IN the air, TO avoid taking life, bnt were
persons were severely wounded. The soldiers
were triumphant.
SPIN.
The adYices from Madrid arc To the 10th Of
July. II private letter states that a decree will
shortly be issued, setting forth that all persons
who have belonged to Masonic lodges, will be
required TO give up to th police, with DELAY OF
80 days, their diplomas and other papers and
documents relating TO the lodges; and that upon
having fulfilled this condition, tliey will be com
pretended In the act OF amnesty. Those whe
refuse to comply, will have a month allowed
Them TO quit the kingdom. Upon the expira-
ton of this delay, all persons suspected of being
Inasons, and at whose houses papers to prove II
may be found, will be hung within % hours.
! The uh,ns consider this measure as a triumph
ana pledge of their early victory.
| Well informed persons say that in few
months the French army will rerass the Ebru
IN CASTLE, and the Lobragat in Catalonia. It'll
| certain that the formation of the army goes Oh
rapidly, and all the talors arc employ ed irirDak
! ing up clothes. n new Oy'oionnnnce has been
issued TO carry the Madrid royal volunteers to