Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

the cellar During the night about 500 of The desti
tutc inhabitants encamped upon the rocks of the Her
mitage OF ST. Koch, under fort Belin 1t is not without
pleasure that find subscriptions multiplying in
all parts of the country for the relief of these distressed
families
The Dutchess and Nadcmoiselle of Orleans have
each given the of 1000 fr for the relief the suf
erers by the fire at Sans, in addition To the donations
Of the other members of the royal family.
The Duke of Wellington after inspecting the ortii-
cations oil Namur, proceeded TO Iege from whence his
Grace accompanied by his Col Jones, and Doctor
Hume, departed the 9th inst for Cobentz Last
evening his Grace and suit arrived Paris and alght
ed at the hotel Meurce
MADRID, Aug. 4.-(Prvate Correspondence M.
ZeazarIo Equa. Commandant in Gallica, has sent an
officer here notify the government that there are u
merous cruzers under the Colombian flag CARRYING on
contrabaud trade in salt, which they dispose of i'm the
small villages the coast for half the established price,
He also reports, that owing to the smaness of the force
under his command, he only make show of a cor
don and moreover that the Conrabandsts seduced the
troops by presents of tobacco and brandy the soldiers
themselves used sedious language, aud things in
such state that lie could not be aiswcrable for the
sequences.
constantly confined the barracks of Ferrol their dis
content increasing daily Letters state that the officers
do not conceal their fears of embalSing with them,
they are apprehensve of a mutny on the passage.
Considerable sensation exists in the ministry, in
sequence OF the report made by the Council of CASTLE
the reestablishment of the uquiston This report
confines the duties OF this tribunal religious matters
alone, and in TO any thing relative politics.
that the judgments shall be made public and the accu-
sers made known to the accused The Priest Olivia has
been entrusted with the report carry the King
royal assent Nj. Recacho has addressed very euer-
getic renonstrance TO the King.
The journal des Debats, recording the honorable
fact TO the Bayaran government that the fortieh part
OF IT'S annual receipts is appropriated to the public
structon of lis Subjects notices the presented
IN Piedmont, nominally under Sardinia but in truth
under Austrian CONTROL atesed by the annexed ar
tice from paper called lie Narrateur de Saint Gall,
The Germans removing TO Piedmont, need not carry
their classics with them. Goethe, Wieland, and Schil-
ler have been seized dangerous books. late royal
decree orbids all those who do not possess fortune
800 francs per aunum, (S3O0) learn to read or
write, and, indeed prohibits studies of all sorts to all
who cannot prove that they have this of $780,
In France, however, obstacles thrown IN the way
OF circulating books for the patent authority keep
book has recently been withdrawn by the mini.
ter OF the interior from NJ Barba and his store shut up
The preext for this arbitrary act the republication
by Barba of one of Pgauit lie Bruins novels which had
before reached fourteenth edition. M. Barba is an
old, long established and well known bookseller of Pa
ris chiefly occupied in publishing theatrical pieces
The journal du Commerce" thus speaks of this &C.
currence-"Whatever proofs official protectors of
arts and letters had before given of their moderation
and Intelligence, it must be admitted that they have
this instance surpassed themselves in Vandalism, and
that they have not before perDetraed brutal abuse
of the laws and judicial decisions.n