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

\ 49, c,ueFs were forwarded to the Ministers
az Niaorid' and to General Bourmont, to take
pioPer Steps 10 enforce the representations Of
the Eovcrnrnent-that is, to withdraw the troops
IN case VI refusal. The answer of the Court of
oPa'h was expected in Paris on Saturday, the
i4tn eorrary; but at the latest date, (the l6th)
it had not arrived. A'Aj
Notwithstanding the confident asser tions ofthe
Morning Chronicle, it is stated positively that
inc Court OF Madrid persists in its resolution to
attcinpt t9e recovery offs trans atlantic colonies
auu '"S's tnat II wli have the good wishes il
nv. 'ne acuse %o Oh i!s Alliances In the prosecu-
ton OF this undertaking. Spain does not nov.
ever refuse all concessions and consents n. ,,n-
ten oe.Sto that the trade to the whole of her Ex
American possessions shall be thrown open to tbe
states OF France, England, Russia, Prussia and
Austria. anu
TRADE WITH SOUTH AMERICA.
Inc faris Moniteur, of Feb. 16, announced
officially that the King of Spain, at the solicita-
IL, ,ion OF France, had signed decree granting a
liberty OF free trade with South America to all
nations, on the footing of an equality of duties.
Tins news IS sand to have been received by a
geographic despatch.-An the maritime nations
Oh inc world may, therefore, with the permission
Oh erdmand, freight vessels direct for all the
ports OF Peru, Chill, Buenos Ayres, and Next
co. most important privilege, truly, to those
WHO nave been enjoying it by permission of the
people OF those countries theuselves!1 A con-
ventloh mad also been signed regulating the oc-
cupation ofSpain by the French troops and
treaty recognizing adebt of 81, O00, 900 francs
to France.
THE YOUNG NAPOLEON.
1oung N Napoleon Is not permitted to accom-,
fany his Imperial mother to her palace at Par.
ma his residences fixed at Schoenbrunn. near
vienna, where previously to his entering that
capital buonaParte first saw the Portrait of Ma
ria Louisa.
RUSSIA.
The Emperor Alexander has issued decree
making known his choice of the Princess Choir.
iotte, OF Wirtemburg, as the consort of his bro.
ther' the Grand Duke Michael.-[A subsequent
account states that the marriage took place on :
the 18th of December
AN Ukase OF the Emperor of Russia allows all
Jews residing IN the Russian empire. who have
embraced the Catholic religion according to the
astical orders of that religion.
| 1t is stated (from Warsaw, Dec. 26 \ that tba
jewish Rabbis and Elders have met in a eenera,
assembly at Platskow, and have decided that
the celebration of the Sabbath shall be CHANGED
to the Sunday.
The forty -seventh anniversary of the Empe.
rT's birth day, was celebrated at ST. Peters.
burgh, on the 23d of December. Numerous
Casion.
| The funeral of Gen. Count Schouwaloff fool,
place, with the greatest solennity, on the 18TH.
! Inc Emperor, the Grand Dukes and the Prince
OF orange attended. The Stars of the Twelve
VI ders, worn by the deceased, were borne alter
nateiy by twenty-four officers to the grave.
| PRUSSIA.
Inc government of Prussia has lust removed
from active service the Privy Councillor Kluber.
IL Is SAID that Is because this celebrated pub
| m Iacf IL.
the Germanic Federation developed a theory
which does not suit the practice of the preponde-
rant members of that Federation.
FROM an article IN a Mentz paper, we should
infer that much fear still exists of the operations
OF secret societies. Several writings have been
discovered in Prussan University, which have.
thrown light upon the subject and led to the dis
covery OF the principal members. They had
the most of them quilted the Universities. hut
corresponded with the Chiefs of the LODGES,
which has led to the arrest of several in East
Prussia. All those who have been arrested.
will be conducted to Berlin, and strictly exam-
! ned.
! The King of Naples has issued decree ex
emptlng the expectation ofgrain in foreign YES.
| ses from duties.
The King of Sweden has nominated Prince,
Oscar to be Vice Roy of Norway.
THE GREEKs.-An the accounts. from every
| ~n~SptAiiS3
pers IN Germany, continue to inform us that sue
cess still crowned the efforts of the Greeks.
They had effected landing in the island of
Mydline, and the Turks would be obliged to-
evacuate it; and it was said the Turks had left
Patras. The Greeks are triumphant in the ISL
and of Negropont.
| Turkish squadron, destined to protect
Smyrna, has been destroyd in storm.
Persia had refused to ratify the treaty with
Turkey.
EafPT.-A traveller who has Just arrived at
~ horn from Egypt, states, that on the 18th of
November, there was great rejoicings at Alex
andrla, on account of victory gained by the
troops of the Viceroy over the rebels of Shendy,
at the same place where the son of his Hiehness
was assassinated last year he adds that the
Egyptian General had taken 5000 prisoners.
among whom was the Malech of Schendy, with
his whole family.
! Corn Exchange, February 18.-Although
the exchange of all grain on Monday was far
from being complete, aud our supplies $500
| quarters of Wheat, 1900 of Barley, 200 of
Oats, and $500 sacks of Flour) since then "a
| ther large, our market this morning has by mo-
| means given way; and what sales have been ef-
| fected, of fine Wheat, were at the prices last
Monday. Barley is also taken off the stands at
our last quotation, and Oats may be considered
trife dcarer the supply being small.
I3pNDoD, Feb. IT.
| tits said in letter from Paris, dated Satur-
day night, that consultation of Physicians had
declared the state of the King of France to be
dangerour, and that it wasirnprobable he could
outliye the month Of March.
Continuation IF Foreign Extracts from London