Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-28

Herald at Aiatlrid writes that ..sincc the depar-
ture ofthsir Maiestes for Cucnca, the re-esta-
bl.shueut Of the lpquisition is talked of more
con6lettly than ever. Il is asserted that the
Ecclesiastical Chapter of Cuenca has uncca-
singly urged his Majesty upon this subject, du-
ring his visit, and it is even said that his Majes-
ty did not hid them despair. But it is scarcely
possible TO suppose that the Ficnch Govern
ment would ever permit such scandal To take
place. The police are using every effort TO ex-
tend their functions, but at every step the,
meet with new and almost insurnountabIe obs,a-
cles from the clashing of their powers with those
of other and long established authorities. The
Regidors have their rondas; the Aioales have
also thcirs-thcn there arc The Cos,misst;:-ey
dei Quartet; and in fine, the Cciu,i,res iinspcc-
tors. From these various Jurisdictions, it Of
ten results that what one does, the other undoes;
and there arc, lii consequence, endless contro-
versies, counter orders; and clasl,inc Of auiori-
tics-the end of which must be, that either the
police must resign its functions, ar the King
must annui the privileges of those various cor
20, atoms, thing both difficult and hazardous
to attempt. A new set of regulations for the
physicians and surgeons las been presented for
ms MJesty's appreciation, according to which,
all those medical men who are known for or sus-
pectcd of constitutional sentiments, will be cx-
clm,led from the exercise of their profession, and
reduced TO misery. All surgeon BARRIERS, who
do not understand Latin, are to he inicrdictcd
from practising; and even those who do know
1t must have their titles revised, and must be-
known rs ardent Roya'is.s.--It is calculated.
If this plan receive the Royal sanction, il will
be warrant of starvation against 5000 in,livi-
dua's, ny depriving them of that profession to
which they have been brought up.r
A letter from Madrid, July 90, states, that M.
Biigari, formerly Ambassador from Russia to
Madrid, has LETT ;i;s; capital-M. d'Oudriel. his
successor has been ptcsented. and it is affirmed
Offers, OF the part OF his Government, an army
of 100000 mon, and Russian loet for the
conquest of the American pussasson Letters
from tsircmadnra announce thai the Royalist
division of soldiers of Morales, commit every
excess in their environments. Ono thousand ui'
the new levy have deserted from Balaos and
run into Pnriug-ti, where they were well re-
ccivcd.-Anot.er letter states, that several de-
tachncn's Of French troops have been despatch
ed in all haste to Ociedo, tn Gucl very scrim,s
disturbance HAT had taken place between the
Negros AMI the Blancos. II appears, tl,nr sevc-
"a! on both sides have fallen victims but that
The Blancos had the worst of il, rs it was they
who applied for succuur, but which succour ar
rived too late, rs the Negroes had after soundly
irnhhinG their antagonists taken TO flight AMI
most probably have sourht refuge in Portugal
"A ROYAL Ordinance, published al Madrid on the
2lth of June, gives !c,rnission. To the SIst of
coasting trade with grain ani pulse duty free
from all the ports at the cast of Gaiacia S:antan-
DIRE, and Cantabiia, To those OH the south coast
tram San Locarsie Barameda, to Cape Creus.
ihe SAID foreign vessels NAV take lin return car
goes of frnits or produce, on paving four per
cent. more than Spanish ships. They may even
begin nv exporting fruits from the said ports,
an condition o! conveying afterwards eargo of
grara.
The D,n'o of Madrid, of the 23J July, con-
tains a ROYAL decree, in Which Ferdinand VII
hiSavows all negotiations that may nave been
carried on in South America in his name rcla-
tive to recognizing its independence.
TIE CONTINENT.
An article from Nurenburg, July %. gives
some minors concerning the Congress of johann
nishnrgh. II is saii that an wfinntun, will be
sent to DON Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, and in
case he docs not acccdc to The views of the
Furonean Powers, troops will be embarked for
the New World, with or wiihnnt the consent
o' England II is also SAIL that squadron will
leave port of the north tn proceed To Ca,liz. TO
be at the disposal of the King OF Spain. What
is positive amidst all these conjcctures is, that
the relations between the Cabinet of St Peters
bprGh and Europe have never been more active
than during the last two months, and the pas
sage Of French Russian, Austrian and Spanish
tonrinrs sill continues.
Fryf;i<pri Papers to The ed Of Aug. have also
arrived. They contain advices from the coast of
TIE .Hc'liierrane m, which state that HE Crooks
we're making the most vigorous preparations
throughout all the Islands, 10 rcpc the threaten
n'l attack of tie Turks. and .Iat the aspcct o.
hanger had pnt an en 10 all divisions, and UNI.
ted them in the cause OF TIER g. untrv
The Emperor of Russia bad returned from vi
sting some of his military colonies, and was
ahont 30 review cam, cf 10 .OGO men, which.
II was supposed, would afterwards break ui
The E!ne quotes from tie Augsburg Ga
zcttc an account Of The TURKS tal>in. Ipsa.4,.
ard capturing neariv an hundred Greek vessels
but do;ih,s the intelligence.
An arIicl. FROM Enprnharen saws, that the
Princess ROYAL OF Denmark was to be married
Ia the Prince of Oiicj,h,irr
Letters from Rome mention that that CITY had
become scene Of disorder. Assassina;ions and
rohbcrcs took place in the open day.
TIE WAR WITH TIE BURMESE.
PoRrsNourH, Aug. I.
On THURSDAY his Aiaicsty's new ship Of war.
the Asia, rated nj 81 guns built al Borrii,aC.
unicr the acting command Of Captain Mail.
sale! on 5lc 2)i;,, Of March and called off II.
Helena and Ascension. and asccr'ail,cd t,at
those islands were tranquil and healthy. When
the asa lh BONITA Commodore Giant
was abou t. stil in the Ii;Fey, to CO opcrae with
the military force which lad been sornc time
preparing ~ NJ.iras, To take possession Of Ran
gOen, and the other }urinese seaports. He
ha {! dos patches the SlaDpy re. Can't Charles