Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
TO RETGN
tre,n tie .Ntsr York .lmer.ca. Of -Vay
FROM ENGLAND

same date together with lille of the Times the 2 st
uit iuClusive.
The Catholic emancipation bill had been carried by
MAJORITY of y III the House of Commons. The an
nunca,on OF the result received with loud cheers
by the opposition side of the House
The Courier acknowledges the receipt OF New York
papers OF the 26th March
The following respite for Slavery had been received
By the sheritFs oi Bristol:
whitehall, 2OM .1prH 1926
GENrLnMEN-I am to signify TO YOU the Kings com
mands, that the execution Ut the sentence of Henry
Savery, the goal Bristol be respited until fur
thcr si,n'ticalion OF Ills Nlajesty's pleasure.
ROBERT PEEL
This respite, which will probabl, terminate in a par
don, may &c looked upon, presume, the first de-
cisive evidence of ttc detention Of the British govern
uIent 10 modify lis laws respecting forgery.
Paris papers VI he l7t had been receive cd in London
hannouncedthe passing in the Chamber of Deputies
ut 1.-THE horrid law of sacregen the Times calls it, bv
vote to 80 In the present temper of the church
III rance there is too much reason TO fear that the
nclpaton of the journal that the law will not re
Inau dead letter, viii be realized. An amendment
offered oy Mr. Roy Formerly minister of finance rela
tive 10 the law for ndenry ing emigtants had been re-
ected by the Peers event that is considered as dec
cisive of vi. Villelo's unshaileable influence.
Al a royal levee on the Goth, observe that MIR.
Rush attended, and 1t is not mentioned that he took
leave.
The annexed letter from Paris may serve 10 show
te sensitvencsS ofpSnces to popular applause which,
considering the sort Of popular applause ta the employ
nen Tor the purpose of GU00 spies implies must be nd
United TO be not a little misplaced.
Paris, April l6.--Ertente COr1eSp0ndencs.Th fol
lowing is detail OF the effect produced the King by
his promenade VI the 18th Che crSarv of his entry
into FranCal. He returned 10 the palace about six
o'cnc< IN a ughttuiy bad humour treating ,., u!-
Kindness all the persons in attendance, whom he
wishes always appear liable About riri ocluck
ne went 10 his private apartments accompanied BY hi,
the Da1phln who had great difficulty pesualin him
10 repair to soiice given by the Daupllcss. There
hs showed desire To appear gay usual, bat the
gloom thrown over his rnI could not be conceale.-
He play Ell at ,clte, ami twice thrice lest his tcnlper
and abused ms adversary. courtar thought it his
duty 20 compliment him his ride in the lIornincr
Ills Majesty, being longer able contain himself re
Piled by saying II eau hear the truth only III, SOM
The Dauphn broke OIL the conversation by SAVING
I'VE were certainly coldly received every where but
ut the gate of st. Denis" ''Accoriing to all appear
ahccs SAID the King thc reduction OF the ,eqteS i,s
thfs c"ldness, but in month The law will pass and all
will bc torgotten.n
Al IL O'Clock he retired to his apartments W. DC Vile
lie accompanied him. "SIncn said the Minister ..your
Majesty knows well as how bad the population of
laris IS No ministry could gain good returns OF
deputies IN his capital " ait till the coronatiou and
your MAJESTY will sec the true spirit OF France in the
provinces through which YOU will passn
Coib:cres, tue Minister of the Interior asked the Pre-
ieet OF Police WY, having ,OO0 spies at communal
ne did not employ detachment OF uiy:a to cxprcs
tue enthusiasm of the CITY and To raise the shouts of
we II Ito III the name of the inhabitants Because D
answered Deiay1n 81 required to do 50 ON the,
29f! OF September he day of the Kings entry INTO
faTls and vet it was done without me; but promise
l4oNDoN, 22d A3ril.-The seconl reading Of The "a
thoc Emancipation bill was carried last night by = ma
j"rty ct p in House of5J9 members. Ayes poe Noes
RI !AiS IS of course decisive of its succ.ss a. +,
Ms future stages III tho if1use If Commons The
speeches Of Nj. Gouhurn. Mr.. Canning ani MIR Peel
embraced every argument that colld argued Tor and
against the measure The discuss i!! I'M or
j O'Clock tins morning.
Ir. Canning, regret 10 learn had yinlrnt attack
Ut govt upon lin turing the time he vas addressing Tie
llse' "h''h obliged nun to leave ii before the divisions:
and 'c are to add tha in consequence of this ex
ertl0h the it Hon Gentleman i ihs day confined 70
his room at Gloucester Luigc.N take. this orportr
ny OF correcting ms statement in of the morn
'nS phpeTs, that Mr. Canning left the House Of Com.
mons early on TUESDAY m sht. fh1uu' fh.u ,b,rn.r
u" Ter IN disposition, he remained till the debate had near
Is terminated.
The following the IMPURITIES by which bill ,.ai
lar IN Us Fcnera objects carried two former ne-
RODS, trough ultimately lost. In 1913, Nj Grattan,s
pI VA, r"lt second time bv a mai ,rIt, Of - IN
"o'is' Z" 'i3ne'nbars; and IN 1921 w. Pmhr's bin
by Ina1"7Ii* o II in house Of 1877 mcinbcrsof it4
tlhrt rciifng, his bill had laofiiy in Lo,r NJ i}
IL was Sn s'GHcny thrown out of tie Lords by q M,
jorItI "i - pnt go votes Cou,ier.1
ftY "'cf'cF Both The English and Foreign mar
Kc' are III the same slation robustness: scarcely
bu%An h'' ben done il cit',"r.- IL, rern.inAi
9-s TOR the My aCcOuut.-SraniSh bonds have. Le.,
imPTpYed being 234 to 2i.Tne share market is much
depressed aud literally nothing whatsoever doing
Foreign gold, in bars, e. rs Cd per o.; new doub
looms, t3 rs d.; new dollars Is H. silver in bars
IS. Id.
We have received the French journals of Saturday.
Ihey contain the important fact which stated in our
paper oi yesterday, that the amendment Of Count Roy
on The law indemnity, had been rejected in tile cham
Der OF Peers by majority of 27; the votes stood
By u to 100 TINS point ofthe greater consequence
as the tate no. ony Of the project before the chamber
but hat OF the law the TenteS and even the destiny
OF W. de FiIlec's administration. rested upon it, Nj
Roy'S proposition was substitute an annuity Of 81
hIlIiOn5 anu hall of rene. arising from per cent
Iuho oil '1o millions for annuity Of 30 millions Of
q 1UIt al of .
cent In proposing 1f larger income the emprants
VI Roy thought that &c could induce them to oppose the
minister by the temp itiou of self interest while if be
defeated VI de Eilco on this ground, he might calcu.
late on The overthrow of his project for the reduction of
the ren'eS The event has disappointed the enemies or
the Ministry, and confirmed NJ. de Yillee in f,e mas
session of power. There can scarcely now exist any
d"hht That The law for Tie reduction of the renes will be
as successful a. The indemnity project in the Uppcr
Chanber. In hai particular article to which the ro
Jcct"I amendment proposed they entirely coincide
and The success Of the may be regarded as proof
OF the passing Of the other. Why did VI. Yillee in.
dcinny TIC cingrants by fund of thousand million,