Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-28
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
NEw YORK, Dec. go.
! By the arrival CT tho packet ship Cad;nus,
Capt. Allyn, in .:0'da,s from t,ayre, the t,di-
tors of the New York Daily Advertiser have
received their files of Paris papers Ia the Sd of
November and ilavre papers to Nov. 4th
These papers contain London dates TO ike 3Oib
of October.
| Capt. A Ign visited Gen. LafaYette's family
| at La Grange, and left them all well on the
Gath October; has brought letters for the Gle
| neral and his son, and Portrait of the General
presented 10 Congress by NJ. Scheffer painter
| OF P;,..s.
Tic Courier Of tie 50ih says: that although
the report of his inaicsty's agents at Bogota is
very favorabIe, Colombia cannot be recognized
until the termination of the war in Peru.
The best understanding is said to subsist be-
tween the Ministry of France and that of En-
Siani which Is proved by the fact that Sir
charles Stuart is TO preserve his situation as
ambassador in France, in conformity to wishes
expressed BY Charles x. to which Mr. Canning
willingly agreed.
Mr.. Fauniaroy has bccn condemned to death
Translated for the N. Y. Daily Advertiser.
FRANCE,
C4tciaI Bulletin, P,Vis, Mop. 2-The Ii
oxidation has produced great activity. per
CT. consols opened al l02 80, closed at 1O2 AS
COMMERCE WITH THE UNITED STATES.
W pH@StOi tsGHsTdi VI CuStOtnS, Yesterday
published at Havrc, that, by the 7th article of
the convention between France and the United
States of America. concluded on the 24th June
1922, the extraordinary duties specified in the
lst and I'd articles Ut this treaty are 10 cease
on the LIST Oct. 1894 and that the sums re
ceiyed over and above will be reimbursed on
producing at the custom houses the receipts OF
customs paid since Oct. l according 10 tho old
tariff.
Eil1nrQ tnS hoC p,1a in ft,o J,,f,o ~
tonnage nor III The charges of brokerage or pi-
lotagc.
we believe II IS certain that the subject of
Tie evacuation OF Spain, mas been considered in
the late councils held by the ministry. 1t an
pears difficult TO continue the occupation by our
troops any longer, without demanding new qua
| raniecs Of King Ferdinand as well far the, Sc
cnTity OF the troops, AS for the pecuniary inter
eSts OF France; AMI these guarantees cannot he
obtained while Spain has no system of credit
which can permit Of reimbursement of the
considerable SUN, advanced by France and
the new exponces which will nc produced by
such an augmentation of force as is absolutely
necessary IN the present state of affairs
The evacuation of Spain at the expiration OF
The treaty of Jolly last, has therefore been de-
cided; bat from what we are able 10 learn, ii
will not be completes for some time 10000
men Will return 10 France; the rest of the army
will retire upon the Eb;o; and the fortresses,
such rs Cadiz, Pampeluna, sc. will remain in
our power until the perfect execution OF the
treaties which have regulated the occupation.
From The Constitutional.
The inferior situation of France presents a
singular ptcnoncnon--a nation fatiguei with
cIVIl discorls, raliying around the throne as a
point of iunctnre for all interests, and a minis
t'y terrified al This union. betraying its regrets
at an event winch ditfuses JOY among all good
citizens.
\ Ministerial paper contains the following |
Letters from Vienna of the . LIST mention that
the destination of the Egyptian fleet, which was
ne Chief hope OF the Porte, has entirely decided
| tie question in favour of Greece The
same letters state that great power, which, on
account of its geographical situation, is able to
employ an imposing force n the Mediterranean
is so much in favour OF the Christians in the
Archipelago and the Murea that we may hone
to see the year 1926 terminate with great and
memorable events.
ENGLAND.
LoTDoN, Oct. 30.-ConsoIs opened at 9G!
and remained tie same Mt o'clock, with yery
! little DONG. 5. American varied, one per cent.
! Mexican bonds rose to 654, afterwards fell 70
! . y, and at O'Clock stood at 5i9. Colombian
bonds at that hour were 82I, having been SO:
/ Spanish bonds, 81.
from me |.oaioH Morning Chronicle, Oct. 81.
| The question Of the occupation of Spain be-
yoni i'Ie term fixed by the treaty, is now on
lie carpet, and it is supposed That the English
government III agreement with other cabinets
viii require the French government to explain
their intentions without eauivocatiop; for the
policy Of that cabinet with regard to Spain il
certainly mysterious and xplicable, above all
Il they have not demonstrated with Ferdinand,
aza'"st the cruel prosecutions to which the stiI.
| lects OF this sovereign are subjected, by vim
dictYc and mcrciless faction
paper announces the arrival of a directo,
Of HleSiean gold and silver mine company.
who has rendered 70 the committee in London.
such favorable accounts, that the stock of the
company las risen ~ GO per cent. advance, and
few sellers.
SPAIN.
CONT Bourmont, il is reported is TO succeed
Gen. Digcn in the command Of The army Of &C.
cupajiou.
The expedition preparing at Ferrol, of which
the London Courier makes mention, appears 10
| be INTENDED against the numerous Colombian
privatecrs about Cuba. 1t would seem quite nc
Important to repel the Barbary pirates, it. as
has been SAID at Barcelona, seven suspicious
| vessels lave been seen IN the waters of Yyica.
three of which we're seen from Cane St. An;o.