Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17
From the Philadelphia Aurora, tug. 10.
LATEST FROM ENGIaNn

We have received by the ship Delaware, ar
rived at;this port, our lilies OF Liverpool papers
to the 26th, and London 10 the 25tl June in.
elusive, from which we select the following:
The Globe and Traveller, of June 25tl. saws
we are assured from high source that a loan
10 the government of BucDos Ayres will make
IT'S appearance IN the money market in few
days. II Is statedsfo be for one million sterling
per cent. interest per annuu, to come out at 4:
bout %. The same paper says there are letters
from Madrid of the 18th of June, from which
we learn that the most fiighttiIl anarchy con-
tlnues to reign in that city. From the 9th to
the ] 9Th not less than 400 persons were arrest
ed at night upon suspicious Unreasonable i,,ten
tons: but the greater part were released ON the
morning of the last mentioned day. The king
was seriously iniisposcd in the early part Of
June, and was visited by several of the leading.
Eclesiastics, but he continued obstinate in en-
couraging the services IN their resistance TO the
orders which the Minister under the communist
on OF the French Authorities, had given for the
anehoration of the condition OF the Canstltuti-
onalIsts, aud the general imp :~yement OF the
Provincial Governments. Ferdinand was
closely guarded by mixed body of French &
Spanish guards, the latter Of whom were cto-
sen chiefly from the sons of the wealthy Clergy
1T was stated some time ago, in the newspa-
pers, that Mr.. AIacrca!y about to quit the
sock and bushin for the church; hut if the fol-
lowing paragraph from the York Herald be
true, 1t would appear that he has cIusen the
bar--.'Granby mn, Harrowsat We under
stand that the purchaser os tins well established
ana excellent inn, which was lately advertised
for sale in the York Herald, is no other than
the celebrated Mr.. VI lcrealy, of theatrical no.
toriety.n
Onthe 25th OF June, the King of England
Prorogicd the ParliaineDt.-The following is
his speech u BON this occasion:
MY Lords and GeaNemen.
cannot c0sc this session of Parliament with
out returning 10 you nv warmest acknowledge
'nents for the diligence aud assijuity with which
YOU nave applied yourselves TO the several Oh
jects OF public interest that have been submitted
10 Your consideration.
decply regret tue painful necessity under
which you have found yourselves of renewing
for further period, measures of extraordinary
precaution in Leiand
] entirely approve Of fI,e enquiries which you
have thought proper 10 institute, as to The ma
ture AMI extent OF the evils unhappiv existing
in the disturbed districts of that Country; and |
have NJ doubt that yon viii see the expedicncv
OF pursuing your enquiries in another session.
i continue to receive from all foreign powers
the strongest assurances Of their friculs disposi-
ton towards this country, and you may RELY on
my endcavors being Invariably directed TO the
maintenance of General Peace, and 10 the pro.
lection of the interests and the extension of the
commerce of my subjects.
Gentlemen Of The House Of Commons:
thank you COR the supplies which you have
provided for the service Of The present year. aud
especially for the grants which YOU have so IL
berally male in furilierance of the interests Of
religion, and in support Of tie splendour OF the
Grown.
am fully sensible Of the advantages which
may be expected to arise from the relief YOU
have afforded to some Of the most important
branches of The national industry.
Ny L2rds mi Gentlemen,
have the greatest satisfaction in repeating
to you my congratulations upon the general in
creasing prosperity of the country.
! am persuaded that you viii carry with vou
into your respective Counties the same spirit Of
humanity which has distinguished your debates
during the present session, and that you will
cultivate among all classes Of my subjects those
feelings of content and OF attachment to the
Constitution, upon the continuance aud diffysi
on Of which under providence. mainly depends
not only individual happiness, bnt tie high sta
ton which this kingdom holds among the ma
tions Of the world.
The Bank Directors, at their meeting yes
terday, came to the resolution of lending money
at the rate Of per cent. on Government Secu
rites or on Bank Stock, Of winch notice was