Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-12
70 REIGN.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
TFrom The Baltimore :.

pers TO the 25th February.
The contents of these papers in commercial point
OF view are extremely interesting, and, learn from
the New York Commercial, had produced great ex-
element "Wednesday in the New York market.
A reference to our Commercial Department will
show that the advance Cotton IN London and Liver
pool has been very great Adyices from Liverpool say
that Upands have sold as his as l6d. which is rise
OF 4d. sterling 10. which we believe unprecedented
Turpentne, Coffee, Sugar, Ashes, have all risen. In
fact all kinds of American and Coona, produce have
advanced, aud the demand has be,h most active The
only article which IS dull aud without demand is -four,
which, if possible il anguid state than last
previous dates.
The of the defeat of the Spanish army, in Peru
reached London the ID by the Lion, British cutter
and on the 9Th by the Aspasia of New York. COLON
bian Bonds advanced to SO, Peruvian to 49, and Mex
lean to IS.
The French police had Just ordered all expresses on
their route from Dover to Calais to be opened
The French Budget hal been brought forward. The
receipts estimated 925, and the expenses at $50
millions of francs.
The accounts from Lisbon are the Goth of Fcbru-
ary Some fresh mnste ai and diplomatic appoint
ments had been made. The Count de Porto Sauto
ambassador at Madrid is nominated To the Office of TO
reign secretary instead of the marine cxpcctcd
the Count de Subscrra replaces him ut Madrid and the
Marquis de Pamela goes To London instead of going
to Pars
Some excitement had been produced in Lisbon in
consequence of report that French force about
to enter Portugal.
abolition OF slavery, is owing to declining health. about
to retire from Parliament, after sitting five
Paris paper of the 2&th of Feb. that apart
ments we're preparing at the Austrian Ambassadors
for Prince MetterniCh. ''fls coming to Paris has Civ
en- rise to report that Congress to he held,
sisng of the Ministers of France Spain, and Austria,
TO take resolution the New American States.
Several persons suppose that Prince Mcernich only
coming 10 iris to learn the opinion of the French Ca
bnet to Greece. He is remain Paris till May,
and he is then going to Milan, where is supposed
there will be interview between the Enperors of
Russia and Austria"
BY an extract given below from the London Courier,
it will be seen that the Chancellor OF the Exchequer
has brought forward his budget in the House OF Com
mons, and that from his statements the financial affairs
OF Great Britain continued to improve. A number of
taxes were proposed TO be rep aed but regret
observe that provisions rapidly rising in prIcc,
which rendered it necessary increase the wages OF
the Labourer and the Mechanic What the country
Will thus gain on the one hand must pay the others
The Catholic question continued to public
tention. A meeting OF Catholic delcga' had been
held In London, and petitions to Parame ~ ced 10,
praying for the removal of the dsqu icatons which
affected the whole of that body, The petition TO the
House of Commons was presented BY Sir Francis Bur-
dett, who concluded long and eloquent speech by me
wing that the House should resolve itself INTO commit
tee TO consider the existing laws which affect his Majcs
TVS Roman Catholic subjects, with view to their
peal long debate follow ed on this motion, in which
MIR. Canning and Mr.. Broughman bore conspicuous
part; when, AT three O'Clock III the morning, the House
divided and the were found to be-for the motion
247-against IL 234-Tnao rily for the nation 10. The
announcement of the numbers received with cheers:
and the reporters re-enterng the gallery they found
the House m a committee, and Mr.. Peel declaring that
the oppOsers Of the bill which the Hon. Member for
nchester intended TO introduce, would suffer to be
re- first time pro fo1un and would make their stand
against on the second reading. After several resou
tons had been proposed and agreed to- the house
suned the report of the committee brought up aud
agreed to, and leave was given 10 bring in bill found
1d on Tho ro-t,1i nm 81 ,a.o
ed when twas the intention ofthc Honorable Baronet
to move the second reading of the bill. Sir F. Burdett
was understood to answer, not till after Easter.
The King OF England was sick at Wndsor.-Mr.
tanning had had increased attack of the pout
brought it was supposed by the exerton which he
made IN the House of Commons the Catholic ques-
ton The Marquis of Wellesly, had been indisposed
Tor soRetIme, in consequence of which a levee and
drawing rOon announced 10 be held the castle of
Dublin, had been postponed. The Duke OF yelling
ton was also sick with abcess in ius car
The British government stated to- have made ar
engagements for Immediately sending out 1000 Irish en-
igrants Canada.
Mr.. Rohschild is said to have contracted for the
New-Dansh Loan of three millions of pounds sterling
There was an idle report the London Exchange,
on the 10Th February, that the United States had de-
c'ared war against Spain, which had the effect for mo-
ment of slightly lowering the funds.
Intelligence from Calcutta to the 24th September
from Madras TO the 18th October, aud from the Maur
tus 10 The 10Th November confirm the accounts roCe-
also state that the Burmese had determined making
another effort to drive out the Brts but from the dis
content which prevailed among them, it was excepted
the contest would not be OF long duration.
Goblet bad caused prosecutions TO be commenced
against the Courier and Times, for asserting that in the
purchase he lately completed Of house. he paid the re-
CURED premium of 5O0t sterling by check the Ca
tholiC Association.
The shilling and cooling" of Mr.. Hayne and Miss
Fooe continue to be the subject of remarks in the Lon
don papers, He is said 10 be very attentive TO her. aud
to have purchased large number Of tickets al her ben
ef and she IS stated TO be nothing 10th" account Of
his attentions The Lessee Of the Dublin Theatre had
offered her 1000 guincas TO perform Ii nights in that
city.
The Hon F. Ashley Cooper. Of the Earl of
Sbatsburg. has been killed ~ pugilistic contest with
a MIR. w OOd both Cullcglans of EtOn
From Tie LOndolt COu1ier .dfa,ch /.
II has been our good fortune, for years past
steadily 10 advance IN prosperity that when the Chan
celor OF tie Excbequer enters his annual financial
erDoc, cOngratUation and cheering promises now,
almost looked for matter ofcoursc-loDg may this
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