Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-02

sentative III each Colony with the title OF Viccroy: and
inay that the Colonies should ON their part contr-
butte 10 pay off the debt of Spain
ms PROJECT, which strongly supported by u
'hfu fo'eign Ambassador was rejected by the King"
F'om the Etoie, dated tuesday,
"fARIs October 1.-THE day before Yesterday, !
Prince ar'gnan Off from his country house at Vile.
nous'n. On arriving at his hotel, No. ,. Rue Vcrte, in
fats' hn was found dead in his carriagc.-1hs Prince,
p was 'n'fty SIX years OF age, was son-in-law 10 the
DuKe oi anguyon, and german 10 the heir pre-
suinPtvo to the crown OF Sardniap
From IT, Courier Francois of Tuesday.
'CdtSSd Sept CAV e have letters from Constan-
tinopIc of the 10Th September They state, that some
agitation prevailed anon. The Janissares and that the
u'ntNurs hearu again among them cause much Uucas
ncSs' The Captain Pacha has entered with his feet
mo inc port OF Alexandra, but 1t appears that this
ccI Is IN Tic very condition, great number
his vessels having lost their aud rigging. This
news Joined TO that of the retreat of lbrahm Facha
uron NavaTlno, has created great sensation in the
public mind"
Paris, OFT. i7.-The American squadron has been
o,eF,a,rd oy the Greeks 1t has departed leaving
corvette to protect IFS commerce against piracy''
From the Courier Francois of Ml1uday.1
- aus OFT love are informed, good author
n.y. that all the negotiations entered with Spain,
on The subject Of tho recognition OF the Independence
OF The New States of South America entirely broll
en- OIL This Government, not less backward in civil.
/ation than the Turkish Governments as inaccessible
t. every political consideration of position and ccesyty
80 oEG as the Dvan can raise handful of Asatic sol
dicrs, and equip bad ships, will not hear of an,
arrangement respecting the Greeks. In the same
OF having seen miserable expedition sail om Ferrol
Tor the aVanna dreams aread OF the conquest of lis
former coipuiesn
SPAlN.-A private letter from Madrid. of October
( ), say S.
AS our situation becomes every day worse the En-
G'sn capitalists On whom Tic Government placed
hopes OF lean have rlauy declared that tie present
Sha'lHh o' Spain IS such as net 10 inspire the smallest
confidence: that the principal pypricors are crbed
or III Irson mot those VITO return from America with
their fortunes do venture to land in the Peninsula
nor Il l1,.G ny th,.a
lastly that even if the Government would give all the
securities required OF It, ard would bind itself in the
n'st solemn manner, they would feel any more CON
dehcc on that account, since Royal decree accord
ing 10 our absolute system. can annu the most sacred
contracts Our fanatics in a rage at seeing tnps
regarded in this light by The very persons who they
ia''shcd their gold the Revoluonists and will
ours.n INV
An expedition, with COCO troops sailed for the Fa,o
the 20, of Sept Tie nomination of C,e, C,,u,
/ to succeed Gen Wives Captain General of C,uba ,s
not confirmed. The public cioiced at this res,l
as great confidence Is rcPoscd in the prudence of
! Wives. "
Ii is said that Father CeriI!o General tho Franc,
cans, ana one Of tie members of the New Junl has
advised 10 prohib the admission of novces into ib. 70
gious orders, and suppress the converts in ,yhih
tcTe Is but small number Of monks II is even added
that tis reform has already been ordered bv him IN the
order of which he is the Chief
Secretary of the intcndant of Police at Valencia.
states that conspiracy like that OF Bessiercs has bro
en- out there. The details of this affair are not VET
Known but It IS presumed that tins plot is more gene
rally planned than the former. Ii is TO be feared tot
even ths VIII not he Tie last.
Private letters from Madrid, mention report as orc
morally prevalent there OF lhc French Minister having
suggested 20 Ferdinand, tic expectancy convok NC
an assembly selected from tiia Nobility of the several
provinces OF SPAIN 20 consider the state of affairs
This Proposa said TO have been supported by the na
nsh ministers hni we can place confidence in lie
act 1t Is added, fiat the suppression of Friars aud
tax upon the ClcIgv had also been PROPOSED hut HAT
Ferdinand hod rejected tie proposition.