Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10
FOREIGN,
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

The Honorable John Randolph came passen-
ger in the Cortes.
Ga the goth of October, the Lord Mayor of
London gave dinner at the Mansion House IN
large party. Four young Greeks. the sons of
some OF the principal directors of the affair, of
Greecc, were among the guests They were
dressed IN their native costume, and danced and
sung some OF the airs of their country Their
music ami dancing was Incompatible
Some OF the London papers announce the fol-
lowing diplomatic changes las likely TO take
placer
Hamilton, our present Minister at Naples.
will be recalled, and replaced by Mr.. Hill. our
present Minister at Turin.
Mr. iiiii, the present Ambassador at Turin.
will be succeeded by Mr.. Forster, our Minister
at the Court Of Copenhagen.
MT. ynn, at present at Stutgard, will re-
place MIR Forster in the Danish capital
Lord Erskine succeeds Mr.. WYNN nj the
Court of Wirtemburg.
Nir. Sathcart, who has long been Secretary
10 the British Embassy at st. Petersburrh. is
appointed our Minister at Frankfort ;n ito
pace OF the Hon. Frederick, Lamb, who re.
signed that mission some time since, ON having
oeeh appointed Ambassador TO Madrid But
the Court of Spain appoints its Minister to rho
Court of London. ~ ''e
ne Courier says the majority of these s.like-
~ appointments were announced in tho IN
don Gazette Of Sept. IL. The others are YER,
"uniikely." 'e''
Lord Byron's Conversations were to ,Dne,r
on the 23d of October. 1t is said the volume
teens with all the great names of the ,re"N
sparing neither friend nor foe.
MIR. Fauntleroy continues to command ,,,,,,,,
oil the public interest and attention.-IIe l. mot
10 be tired on the first day of the Term. Mr.
iiarmeT IS his counsel, and has free conmun.
uauoh: turnkey is constantlyin the room
, mh ni'I'' "ao when not engaged IN looking over
ms papers, and preparing for the awI;, hour
which awaits him, he converses freely.
very extraordinary advance in the price of
i'on mas taken place within short period that
aruc'e having risen from Go TO Ella The ion.
a LONDON Alderman, whose chief property lies
I'D mines oil this metal, will. it is said. derive an
addiuon OF the Immense sum of Goo, 900 to his
nnua' Income from Tins cause, provided the in
creased Faue Is maintained The return of
iron ore smeted at his works is estimated -,
5000 tons weekly. -
Inc c1X-hing OF Sweden is dwelling at AK
''-|hapeiie IN back part of a respectable
print shop, near some gambling rooms. He is
attended ny servant not his own
ives without show, and without substance.
b.. ne treat Niichteinas Fair at Leipsig was
pat poorly attended, nor satisfactory-t6e col
icrs being more numerous than the hm,.an
ms IS ascrroed to the increased ripor win,
winch the Jews are treated i'm Russian Poland
SPAIN.
The pensions hitherto bestowed on tb-oo
hundred of the Spanish Refugees. bv the RI
osn government, have been suspended with re- .
go ~ '~o "uhored OF them. These unfortu-
nate people have thereby been pIunoed into ,ta
deepest distress. 'o ''o
letter from Cadiz Of the Ist of Oct. men
.ou'' mat an order has been received from Ma,
orio, permitting the expectation ofcocl;nn,I .,
srsuay .. ono per cent. or about one dollar per
~looe, instead OF Is dollars, the previous duty.
>. IRON, the London Courier, October o.
1t IS said to be the intcntion of France r. II
,lnnish tue amount OF tie military force she now
has M SPAN. One fourth of the troons ,ye .ro
toit IS To he placed in the principal fprtrcsses
another fourth is TO be maintained on tbe fron'
''ets As an Army of Observation, and the re-
,''a'"'cr 10 oe disbanded. Such is the r,,,,or.
o ou; wen we remember what were the reasons
"ssiSheu Tor maEching troops into Spain. we cor,
WIN diiicuity comprehend any that would ;pe.;r,
q. 'ie present moment, marching them ont AGAIN
Tic constitutional system (if we NAV apply III,
na"'e 10 so rlczctty and dislocated a machine
as that which went to pieces almost y;,hon,
.ouc,'ies. Is at an end, we grant; the King and
10y al ia"iy are at liberty; but Spain herself has
49, nv Progress towards Tranquility. What
tnen are we TO expect, when the factions tl,,t
sim exist IN that distracted Country are Ief, -,
tnethse'Ves' What, indeed, can we cxnrct but
me renewal oil all those scenes of violence and
eont0sion which rendered the interf.ro,,.o -
I'reigh power necessary, as we were fold !, tIr
nrst instance! But it is hnted, and the s,r,n;'o
Is rationai enough. that FERDINAND will ,,rrer,
y eoncH continuance of the French troons :,
""'c" case ne Is 10 be referred to the Enrl;sj,
a, without whose sanction such reonc.t
"Ai not De listened to. We know not how th;
may De; out surprising such reference IN ho
iiade' Ye can easily anticipate the decision. and
"o 'ouo's Oh eiat decision. Some of our CO.
tefhpoIaries express hope that when France
does Withdraw part of her military force 49,
oPah'aTds, I..e. the Constitmtionaiists.l viii
Tonse themselves, and drive ont the remainder
ssh VIZ tS''1ge- Is to recommend the roduc
t'on OF That force, for the special nurnoso rs
giving those constituionalsts the opportnn;,y nf
trying their strength; or in other words for tho
chance OF having another civil war in Spain, mi
me wisdom of that policy which kent Ennl. nd
heuteT during the invasion of Spain Ienuiro tl,o
sort OF Justification here described. surely ,j,o
easy conquest OF tho Peninsula ami iis .ctu.l
condition, are sufficient for that purpo.c f,.r
my thing more clearly prove the truth of tic
observation made both by the Earl Of Lverpoo
md by Mr.. Canning, that had we embarked IN
hat contest as auxiliaries, the war youd soon
rave changed ITS character, and that we sl,ouId
Iave been lett to carry it on az principaIs, In
Tie way OF justification therefore, il Ger lanIy ia
rot necessary that our Cabinet, in the case as
nipen, sifouh, recotnH'end the dlrninuion If the
french force, for the sake of asccria;n;,c, H.,
NE N""s'''uiionalisfs would light ne ST time: and
as measure OF state policy, il would be yhifn
ical enough.
FRANCE.
TIE late able correspDndence from Paris :,
he Courier. is rc-translated and published in
some Of the French Dapers Soma az IT,