Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-08
FOREIGN.

From, Pernan,6uco.- ui a letter To the EJ1
tors OF tue Philadelphia Freenlau Journal dated Per
narnbuco, Feb. 18th, 1885,
"Ihs place is perfectly quiet The trials of the Re-
Voiutionary patriots are commencing four have had
their trials Three of them are condemned to be hung
two were hung about three weeks ago-the hang
man refused TO hang one of them, and he was shot at
by fourteen soldiers; they all fired twice. and succeed
ed in killing him.
"Joln Rodgers has been condemned to DEATH but has
been recommended TO the mercy oil the Emperor: we
expect news very shortly which will decide his fate
600
Mexican papers to the 10th February furnish tbe
pleasing assurance that the Congress of the Mexican
Union continued to do business with order and nelli-
gence. General tranquility reigned the latest date
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Raising Of the Btocaade of Porto CabeiLo
EAract oil letter from the correspondent N Daily
Advertiser. dated Porto Cabello, March9.
The French men of that came here to demand
the Spanish brig called Como Libre and her officers as
sailed from this port yesterday for Martinique,
she not beng delivered up This vessel is BY all ac-
counts the Rambler, formerly of Boston, and it is said
mat she has committed piracies American commerce.;
uIne' however, will disclose every thing.
One of the GUATEMALA Commissioners who fornerIv
'hls country for the purpose of obtaining the ad
mission oil that republic into the American confedera-
uo on his return, writes thus to his correspondent in
boslon:-"Peru at this date must be free for Bolivar
anu Nuisc nave beaten the Spaniards in such manner
tng again the Americans They talk warmly here of
opening channel OF communication between both seas
separated till now by isthmus three and half
leagues, and which could be done with single sluice
were not necessary to level entirely the navigation of
the river ST. JUAN in four points of which the current
rs too rapid this being done large vessels and steamboats,
will be able to navigate.n
INDiA
BY the Bramin, from Calcutta, papers of that place
are received to the Goth Nov. containing the official ac
counts OF the successful progress of the British arms in
inoia ana the consequent subsection of the Mahoons
(GoVeFnors) who had opposed their authority 1t was
reported mat revolution had occurred Ava headed BY
the Kings brotherin-law and the Queen who caused
the Kings head to be cut off in the palaces and that ON
The same day, the young Prince heir of the Empire
sorhed the palace with his adherents and put to death
The hTother- n-aw and the Queen A mutlny had bro
ken out at Barackpore in the Goth 47th and 62d re-
giments, considerable part of which arranged in line
and refused to obey the officers and hev would
not snrrender-lhe whole troops then drawn out,
and re was opened the nutineers who returned If
in an irregular and then fed About 100 of them
we're killed. and the remainder were pursued and mapv
OF them taken. Upwards of 100 had been condemned
to death
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From frcd-lt Is gratiiyin observe the friendly
dispositions entertained towards our African COLONY bv
the Government of Sierra Leone. The following, LET
ter from Mr.. MACAULEY, the Chief Justice of that Set
tlemen to Mr. AsHMUN, the Agent of our Society
eaTs testimony to the liberal and truly honorable snt
which prevails there:
SIERRA LEONE, May 49, 1924.
Dear SIR: laid the letter you sent me before the
members of this government who have authorised me
to say, that colonial craft belonging bona fde to the
inhabitants Of your seHtmen' will be allowed to bring
African produce to this Colony and to take away ner-
chandse in payment toittou harbor dues or duties
They must however be careful not to import American
produce.
Hoping you are well, remain, dear sir your ODE
dent servant,
K. MAEAULEY