Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-24

- at the head OF the opposition party. He ha
recently recommended TO the people, 10 meet il
convention at some central point, for the pur
| pose of forming a Constitution, and establishing
a government for themselves.
flIc Emperor took early measures TO secnr,
the navy, aud the confidence Of the armv which
/ he has about him. The latter consists of abou
200 men. mostly blacks. They are well clothed
and rcgarY pald and by this course, he has Sc
tuccd their attachment.
Rebellion has shown its head i'm Seara n pro-
vince of the Empire, as well as in Pernanbuco.
The SSasans recently sent back to the Enpe-
ror the Governor he had appointed over them.
with message that the people preferred goce,n-
t"g Themselves. Expeditions were fitted out at
kio IN the beginning of August to proceed u
ganst each OF these provinces--t!,at against
rernambuco to be commanded by Lord Coci-
| rane, and the fleet for Seara under Com Tay-
lar, who had Just arrived from Perna,nbuco, but
was ordered to proceed forthwith TO the new
seat Ofinsurrcctinn.
yankee EHtcrprizeo is well illustrated by
the following fact ssThe brig Urchn, Chad
wick, had arrived ut Rio dc Jant.iro, witt, a car
go of sailed beef and hides, which had been OBJ
tanned by killing the wild cattle On, the Coast of
Patagonia. The beef was we'll preserved, and
of a gooi quaty.n
On the Sd August The Empress was deliver
ell OF a daughter, (beng her tlird,) in conse-
qucncc Of which, order iscued from the
Emperor suspe.ii,i.s al business for three days.
and directing that there should be general
display of rejoiciugs, by iliuanatons, fire.
works, &c. for the same time; on the 9th the
chill was to be Gapfissd and NJ business was a
gain TO be suspended for three days longer. So
much for the blessings of Royalty,
[.N. York Patriot.
The Barbados papers To the Sd inst. inclu-
sive, after mentioning that the Dey of Algiers
had submitted to the terms proposed by the Bri-
'sh Admiral, and that the b!ockading squadron
had been order ed to the Tagus, states that s,.ch
was the anxiety to expedite the sailing of the
ocean of SO gnps, the flag ship of Lord Ame-
us Beaucierk. she was towed by the Steamboat
out of the harbor of Algiers. The Vengeance
of /, lately launched at Milford. had been put
IN commission, and was also supposed To be dcs-
tined for the same service. s.IhS iniorInaton
observes the Barbadan of the 81 inst,) CON
nected with that which we learn from good au-
thority, the Gauges and Superb being ordered
10 the same station as the squadron from AL
giers, excitcs suspicion that something is brew
ing between France and Portugal"
In our last London papers we observed that
some OF the editors were INDUCING in speculation
as to the probabi.it, OF a renewal Of hostiies in
Europe, in consequence Of France CARRYING, her
interference further in the affairs OF the Perrin
sula than was agreeable 10 the cabinet of ST.
Don Miguel had arrived at Paris, AMI receive ed
SO much attention fioi0 the government, the lat
ter had despatched feet 10 tie I'agus under
pretence OF exercising t':e French seamon,
whereas IT had beei asCcrtainel j, that the object
IN view was TO give countenance 10 iIc Qpccn,s
paitv, and create pTepcnderancc over British
influence. Fully aware OF this fact, TIE English
government had issued orders for purchasing an
immense quantity Of provisions, and other ne
cessarics for supplying Vessels destined Coz Cor
cign service, and had Transmitted such n,truc-
tons TO the outports Indicated an appre,casi-
on at least, That hosiiiites Wit, some oRe were
nn the eve of taking place. Tiie intelligence
by the way.of DaTbadues, which we have noticed
above, is later than lat accounts from Eng
land, and would seem To warrant the SUSPICION,
that something serious existed between France
and Portugal, which might lead 10 a rupture,
and involve Great Britain, who is bound, not
only from commercial policy, brt from treaties,
to protect her ancient ally.--LN 7. En-. Post.
PARIS, June 19.-aIoscow IS gradually rising
from lis ruins more regular and more fine; but
il has lost lis ancient .4siatic rbysognomy. 1t
now resembles the other capitals of Europe.
In 1905 il contained more DIAN 1900 gardens,
and in 1912 it possessed 9l58 houses, of which