Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

evenings from Liverpool, whence they sailed on tile 3Oh
by this arrival London papers 23h have been
ceived.
The leading articles of interest are the motions of Mr.
Hnsksson in the House of Commons regard To the
inna trade and for reduction of duties foreign at
Giles prohibited i'll England. The fist these projects
was b. ought forward the 21st of March,
On the 25th OF March, Mr.. H. series of resolu-
tons the o0ec of which is to the existing prohb
tory au'ies-he proposes to reduce the duty foreign
cotton manufactures imported to per cent.On Wool
lens to Is centOn Linens, Is per cen-On FOREIGN
Books per pound sixpcncc; Paper to three pence on
Wine Bottles TO Is pence; Earhen and China ware to
per cent on Foreign Iron, thirty shings per ton;
Foreign Copper, to 27 pc With respect Corn
Laws, the ministry yet preserve silence.
Charles Richard Vaughn. Esq. is appointed Minister
Plenpoentiay, aud Envoy Extraordinary from the British
Government to the United States.
Reports of kinds were in circulation resnsc,;,
the mission of Mr. Stratord Canning ST. Petersburgh
One paper announces his arrival in London after aying
terminated his mission ssullyAnoter paper saws
he ABOUT to return home, having wholly succeeded in
his mission to ST. Petersburgh, which solely to the
adjustment of the differences between Russia and the Uni
ted states on the subject OF the of Pacific
Ocean, third paper states that after the arrangement
OF The SPECIFIC object of the mission, M Canning intro
dLced the question of Greek pocs; but The Russian
ster not hndng the discussion of this subject included in
the bond, declined entering upon any tppic not expressly
committed to him 10 negotiate wittEAe English envoy.
Lord Strangford will become the resHeH anba ssador al
tat court fourth paper gives absolute contradc-
ton to the reports that that ps his mission respecting
the Greeks had been frustrated that the N qocia
tons proceeding in the friendly manner and are
expected To be concluded with perfect to the
parties commemorative suspect continues the editor,
hat those reports formed the dernier the cabal
who have conspred depress value of Greek Scn
The general aspect of affairs however now defeat the
projects OF this contedeacy. The ton of The sur
render OF Paras received last night in the French
OF great Importance No rational doubt entertain
ed of the establishment of the independence Greece
The conclusion from these conflicting IS
none OF them knew any thing about the
ed that PORTUGAL has
pendence OF Brazil The price for which the brazilian
sae Sa to have consented pay for the diplomatic
cosnon OF that OF which already had the posses
SON. Is million and half in the hands of the con-
tractors for the loan originally intended for Brazil
The Emperor of Russia had issued two p,oclamatons.
one convoklng the Estates OF the kingdom Poland in
winch MS Imperial Majesty admonaeS the Senators aud
deputies not tn follow the example the Diet of 1920
which he says, spent its continual and useless de-
bates aud the other efecunlly emeyiu- the evil of which
he complains, by excluding the public from debates
The Sun of the evening of the 25h of March, announces
the return of Maof Dcmha and The mission from tho IN;
terror Of Africa, after residence of Is months in
AREA. From the accounts given in the last Quarterly
REVIEW OF The success of this gentleman in the ennne
his Journey, we feel anxious for the result
The London pape of the 9th says that va ous
uuorrs had effected the decline of Public Securities in the
early part of the week but close they again
ed former rates and quoted small Improvement
One OF these reports was ha overland express had
Drought very unlavorabe news from India.
General Nina had, on account of his hralt1 left London
for the coast.
Mr. keans last appearances previous to his departure
for the continent, took place the Goth. lie played
Othcllo.
The East India Company making the most ex ten
sI'e preparations to send renforcements 10 India
ABOUT seventy vessels many If the largest dimensions
have been rendered to them carry out men and stores
and the report is, that 80 600 of shipping will be
taken mp by the Company The average tenders ara,
lo per ton out and home, and for the voyage out about
the half
DR.. Bernard, of Larris in Germany has made very
interesting discovery, for which he has received pa
tent 1t consists In obtaining from animal substance oil
winch hitherto has been made 4 product perfect
~ similar to leather manufacture has been esab-
ished at Cumbod, near Vienna where i. new species
OF industry pracsed with the greatest activity This
discovery Dr. Bernhard is the more important as the
composition is capable when in a uid state of heinz
formed into boots and shoes.
SIR Francis Burdet lately presented one thousand
pounds sterling, equal TO about 1900 dollars to the COM
inlttee for the support of the Greek cause
The London Society for the promotion ofarts manu-
actures, and commerce. composed of 74O members nj
whom 286 are for life, with subscription of twonty
guneas I'm 1871 offered, for various useful objects 121
medals, OF which 85 were gold, and 93G silver Tic
value OF nc gold medals varied from 90 to 100 guinea.
and OF Gie silver from 10 10 15 Ayerapipr tic G,,
ier at 81 guiDeas, and tie latter at r. tie a,onn !;
'oVI guineas, equal 10 above 40 900 dollars offered as
premiums I'D one year by single society, What a stri-
Ning proof OF London lbcrality VIVA. subject for an
Ebgishman to pride himseIfoa.
Ihe bankrupt laws, it is known, are very severe in
France. In the course of fbe last month ncr, ,.s
condemned at Bordeaux to FIVE years irpnris,,t :;
irons Ton having few days before lis banrupicy pur-
chased goods upon credit, and re sold them AZ lower
price, )bls same practice is, wc lament IN saw moi
unknown ~ our commercial anuals--but our laws are
silent rs to its punishment
The Pacls Of Egypt is said to be raising cotton in
great quantities bis next crop i, exocce5 f. rroJnce
400 Geo bales
go
DISTURBANCES IN THE TURKISH EMPIRE.
Co"stanttn2pte FEB. Ij.-sThe conduct of the Jan
issare8 becomes more alarming every day. within
snort tune these disturbers ofhe public peace have even
49, " sop ana insult some Europeans of dstinc-
ton IN the streets Of Pera. In the disturbances which
nave occurred neither the Greeks nor the Franks took
part The arrests made by the police in consequence