Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-09
will be ready ON his arrival. After Divine, SER
vice, his Majesty will proceed to the Tuileries.
E'ro,n fhc EI0iie.

From Mc Etoiie. IL
= st. Cloud, Sept. 26.-After mass, the King re- !
ccived the Great Officers of the Crown, the
Peers of France, the Ambassadors, Prince Cas.
telcicala, and numerous persons of dstiction.
Paris, Sep. 26.-The Due de Polignac is ma
med first Eguerry of his Majesty, without chan
giDg the situation of the Marques de Vernon.
The Due de Maille, the Due de Fizjamis,
Count do Bruges, Chevalier de la Sale, Count
de Bouic Viscount Susthcns de la Rochefou-
cault, and Count Alexisde oailcs, arc appoint
ed Aids DIN Camps to his Majesty.
Most of the officers of the Civil Household of
his Royal Highness Monsieur, are appointed ho-
norary gentlemen of the Chamber.
Worknen employed in hanging with vio-
let The apartments of the late King i'll the Tu |
ileries, and the Royal residences.
MADRID, Sept. 49, Prirutc Letter. 1.-The
Court it is at length finally settled, is to remove
to the Escurial on the 22d. His Majesty's govt
still continues, and he feels the cold which pre-
walls at Saint lldefonso. Besides, tue cold has
SO unpleasant an effect on the Iniante Donna
Marie Franchise, that this alone is sufficient TO
make the Royal Family change their residence.
The Hing did business with the Minister of
Grace and lsticc, and he made some promotions
in the order Of Charles Ill. in favour of some
Diplomatists. The Duke dc Villa-Hermosa,
Ambassador atLisbon, has been appointed Grand
Cross. His Majesty at the same signed the Pa
pers for sending to South America two frigates
with n regiment of foot soldiers on board, which
has been recently formed in this city, under the
name of the Union regiment This news comes
from persons at the Granja, but have good rea-
son to believe the news is premature. His Ma
Jesty has also made some promotions in the Or
der OF st. Ferdinand, in favour of the French
Generals Digeon and Latour- Fossac, appoint
ed Grand Crosses; Col. Astorg, also a French
man, has been created Knight Companion of
this Order Of the third class.
LONDON, Sept 90.
Letters from Madrid Of the 9Th inst state tina.
Santa Cruz, the ex- Minister of War, and the Off
Gers arrested with him, remained closely impri-
| soned.-Tie cN-Minister, who is in il! health
| had sent an address TO the King, accompanied by
certificates from his PLY sicIans, begging To be
removed either toanhOspital, or To- his own house.
His request had been forwarded TO the King
who was then at ST. lldefonso, from whence the
Court was expected to remove TO the Escural on
the 22d. Ferdinand was Labouring under an at
tack of the govt, but still transacted public bust
ness, which was chiefly confined to the dstrbu-
ton oil orders and crosses among the foreign am
bassadors. The Duke ofVia Ilermosa, Spanish
Minister at Lisbon, has been honored with the
Grand Cross oil the Order of Charles iii. for his
late conduct IN that city. These letters conmu-
nicate little on the state of Spain generally.
During heavy rain the 9th October, the
bleaching establishment and ouihouscs of Thomas
Pickenng, of Jedburgh, Scotland, were all nearly
destroyed by the communica ton of the water with
some unslacked lime contained i'll one of the build
ings.
"A London paper remarks that never was so much
wealth shared by the actors at one time as in the
present day. BANIsTER, JOHNSON, MUNDEN,
BRAHAM, kEMBLE, ELLIsToN, KEAN, Mat
THEws, YOUNG, LIST N, MACREADY, Mrs SID
DcNs, and Miss STEPHENS are all supposed to
have accumulated fortunes and to be able to retire
to their iHScUt','n to enjoy case and independence
We believe there few performers on this side
of the Atlantic who in similar circumstances
The -hadrt1 Gazette contains decree of the
king i'll which lie alludes tn the la ssentions be
tween the French and Spanish soldierv; and CON-
mands all the Authorities 10 their utmost efforts
to apprchend, and bring to summary punishment
all persons who endeayor to promote such dissen-
tons.
The ceremony of sarnkling the corpse of the late
King of FRANCE with holy water is thus performed.
The GonpHion Ga brush constructed for such
purposes) being dipped in the holy water, passes
from hand to hand each throwing from it a few
drops, and retiring.
The following recipe, showing how a man may
oea please ms friends, is. apprelend, not map
piicable in any sphere. Thus it is: 500 to India
stay there twenty years-work hard--gct money
save leone home bring with you n store of
wealth, and a diseased livcr-visit your friends
make will--provide for them aIl-then die: what
prudent, good, generous, kind-hearted soul YOU
will be-"
Mayor Cartwright, the veteran friend of civil and
religious liberty, died at Burton Crescent England
Oh VIC Sou OIL september.
Instead of the wholesale butcberv of do,s, ,f
hicted with or even suspected of kylrOpho6ia late
ly sanctioned by the Magistrates in this country i,
VIII be seen, from the subjoued paragraph, that
| much more rational course is taken ON the o,ha,
side of the Atlantic-..A mad dog lately nasscd
through the city of Lyons and bit a number of
other dogs, which the police caused to be taken mn
and carried TO the Veterinary Hospital from which
they to be sent back the owner as soon as IL
may be ascertaincd that there is nc danger of nv.
drophobia to be apprchendcd."
An article from Senllin. dated September 9Th
says-"Ihere is circulated in Becraed the stran--
ges news. Immediately after the arrival of Tar
tar, direct from Constantinoplc, il was said the
| Greek Patriarch aud ali his Syund had been stran
gied, and that the Sultan himself had been pnbclv
stopped III the street by the Janissaes aud forced
5y violent threats to return to the Seraglio-It is
! no longer possible to doubt the tr;umphs of tina
Greeks in Thessaly. They have really DESTROYED
Dervisch Pacha in ThcrmopyIa.'
Tue London Morning Chronicle of thc oo,I,
September, after acknowledging the receipt of A.
incrican papers the same date of the preceding
month"; observes that, they chiefly filled with
accounts OF the enthusiastic reception which Gene
! raj Ia fAYETrE every where meets with The
rcasantry of Connecticut. Of whom all travellers
SPEAK III SUCH ish terms, are said 10 have displayed
! the most runbounded enthusiasm"
| Pine ilohcnlohe has found a :, iuit,tor IN n,.
SAINT girl of Sweden; but, unlike her prucev nro,o
type, she is not allowed to gull the sunc,s,,;o,.
with impuuily. She has been cited to apncar he
fore the High Con.istorial Court in order TO eive
an account Of herself
The Dublin Patriot asserts that n G,u, socro,
have trauspircd relative to that bane OF Jrjsl pros
pSTity, the Orange Association. wtic,, in duo ill.,,