Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-29

speeches are made and reported-where sedi-
tious sentiments may be conveyed under words
that are intangible; and, what is worse than all,
but what the Government would do we'll IN
prepare for, the defeat Of the law may be CON
suIn'nated by deep cOnceaiment. by meetings al
which no speeches are reported, and where
! transactions take place. of which we shall know
nothing until we see them developed IN their
fruits"
Public attention in London being nearly en-
crossed 10y the subject, the papers give little but
the debates on the question. The speeches were
extended 10 so unreasonable length, that thoy
fill twelve columns in the Journals of each day.
"A small augmentation is TO be made of the
British Army,
1.-The people at the diiIereat Gaming houses.
complain bitterly that so much OF their business
has migrated TO the stock exchange.n
| Last year l2,84O persons were admitted into
the British Museum.
The Levant Company after listening to an adj
dress from Lord Greenville, their governor in
favor of free trade, have agreed 10 surrender
their charter INTO the hands of government, a.
greeaby To the request made TO Them IN. h;s
Majcsty's Ministers.
! The latest news from Madrid, is dated Fob
9Th. AT that time Ferdinand was recovcrpc
from an indispositon which had confined him to
| his room for several DAYS.
| The London Courier of the 10th, Announces
the arrival of the Josephine, Colombian vessel
at Liverpool from Laguyra, with coffee. So
This is, we believe, the first instance of Co.
lombian ship arriving at European port.
From the tenor of the latest Paris paper il
was anticipated that the important measure of
indemnity to the emigrants, though attended
with infinite difficulties, would he carried ,hro,
Mr.. CAssrMIR PrRnIER strongly Objected ~ e,
demand of q thousand millions TO indemnity the
emgrants before any documents were present
Ell TO afford proof of the ability of France to
support such an extravagant expenditure.
from The answers of the ministers i'm the
Chamber OF Deputies, il is to he inferred that
the recognition of the South American States
oy England, was measure anticpatcd nv tho
French Government, and that therefore no or
casioh Oh stri'e exists now between the two gov
ernments on this subject
y letter from Copenhagen of the 9Th of l..
bruary, states as report, ihat Sweden had de-
termined on following the example of ENGLAND
IN the recognition vi The South American States.
: and That VI. de itanswOlf, who four months no
fore had left Stockholm FOR Colombia. wand h..
intrustcd with the negotiation of treaties with
the republic
Beefh0cen.-Theie has recently appeared at
vienna collection OF the works ofthe ceIebr,
yea becthoVch. II extends TO fifty one volumes
lo'lO, ana contains fonr thousand pages of music
The following article is in WestphaIan ma
per-
MUNSTER Jan. %.
1 "Some time ago the inhabitants of \ whole
parish IN the country of Mark seeded from
their clergyman, renounced the rites of tha
hurcil, and, Injected by the MYSTICAL bimotrv
and revenes OF lll-understood religious pripcpIes
have become perfect separatists. Consis.
tory oil the province of Westphalia has adonted
suitable measures against these abuses. and bas
commissioned the Rev. Mr.. Weihe of Mennio
huhen, whose long services bear testimony to
his excellent character to restore tba esto-
oi'shed order OF the Church. Mr.. Weihe has
visited the parish in question, but we hear that he
has not been received as was hoped he would and
That he has effected nothing. 1t is mucb IN no
wished that the particulars may be made known
ihheed, IL is not ouly in the country of Mark
but IN other parts also of WestphaIia. that me-
lancholy occurrences of this kind are remarked
In the neighbourhood of Pyrmont and Minden
aiso' The seat OF the Quaicrs is evidently gain
ing ground. Male and female preachers come
even rom iorelgh countries. Thus, in the
course Of last autumn, several rich Opakers
from England arrived as missionaries At Pr
mont, and from that place went to Minden; in
pom places these people, and even some inspir-
ca women among them preached in the meetinrs
oil The brcthen in the English languape which
was explained by an interpreter: thcv likewise
distributed numerous printed tracts, chiefly in
tle french language, and were not snarine of
money, having, ii IS said, distributed atnono
their Partlsans above thousand dollars.n
Price9f' Stochsm London, Feb. l7-2 o,clocl,
- per Cent. Red. 94i; 3 per Cent. { ems. g33:
I 80 per Cent l01s; 8! per Cent. Cons. red. 1O1 !,
ditto new LOG; Consols for Acc 93d j 81: Banl,
Stock 238; Long Ann % 5-I6i; India Stock
go; India Bond GO; Elk. Bills Il }dl So.
/ LONDON, Feb Is
Cotton-Was in steady demand last week
The quantity sold up To this morning was 1920
bags, OF winch 5000 Surats ordinary from Cd to
II 'ld bonded, were speculative purchases. In
consequence of Letters from Bengal, stating
lne crops to be injured by draught, prices are j
higher than the late f. !. sale, as well as for
bengais, of which $500 have been sold. ordina.
ny from SD. to good 81. in bond 200 Up.
land good fair sold at 1Osd so New Orleans
far 3D. 500 Pernams good 81. $50 Egyp-
tlan far to fine lIs to 49, The market an
pears looking uP:-The imports last week were
ZlI6 East India, 45 Demerara and 10 Georgia
Io5ncco.-Since the commencement of the
speculation in this article considerable sales
nave been effected at an advance of TO II per
TO- which is rendered more firm by the purchase
OF the trade, at the advance, and the late depres