Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-16

disturbances aud TO vent their discomfort in cries of
Down with the Absolute King" These very same tel-
lows probably year ago would nave cut any oouy
throat who did shout. The Absolute King for ever"
The Times saws, a crisis in Spain cannot be tar dis
'ant Never the administrations OF the affairs OF
any civilized kingdom in state OF more "adrned dis
order" No paw IN any department. civil or military;
no duty 20 The community performed: and the whole,
therefore, of discomfort or evaporation
his is general in the interior OF the kInGdot and IN
the town, along the coast; but 1t more particularly OK
ISIS in the province Of Valencia. Nothing but tue pre-
sencc orthe French troops prevents perhaps state OF
universal chaos. Among tire recent freaks oil the "be
owed Monarch" NAV be mentioned, if the letters are TO
be credited, canccllng licenses granted for the mpor
taton ofCotton goods probably after the parties had en-
tered into extensive purchases for the supply OF The
Spanish market.
sPAIN.-I2cfmm Of Ulcers .fo0' Peru,
CADIz, May 10.
rPa1vAwr coRREspoHDENcn.I
i The officers and soldiers brought by the Yea, from
Peru, landed on the 9Th, in the morning. Some
of the officers confined, an: summary proceedings
are instituted against them These proceedings are in
tended to discover what passed IT Ayacucho, and the
causes Of tho defeat Of the Royal Army, which every
relates his way. 1t that The general Of
officers, returning from America, will 60 TO France
England, fearing that they would be brought to trial in
Spain. Several superior officers have, for the same
rCHeon, gone TO Manila, board the ST. Francis d.2s-
SSc of the line and the .1ctCs brig. Colonel ID. Ma.
! teo RAMIREZ and ID. Andre Garcia Gambia, arc among
them. All the letters from Madrid say that the de-
feat Peru i'll produce great changes in the proceed
! Government dGiCat
great sensation hero Several OF the first houses al
Cadiz, goin- TO remove and settle elsewhere. CON
ceiving at the loss of Peru be followed by that
of the IIavanr.a Porto-Rico, Manila and even the
Canarics where considerable fermentation has for
time prevailed Orders have just from Ma
drId TO give passports TO officers indefinite fur
lougls. especially those that should ask them for Es
tramadura where there some bands of Costitu-
tOnaSts which appear 10 meet with much protection.
| Scrdnp0Tc East KndicS.-I From respectable cor
respondent. I've have been informed from undoubt-
cd authority, that tugs have Just arrived, Announcing
an uneXampIcl rise in the Ganges; which has been
attended with the most destructive consequences
The account has been received from of the mission
aries ut ScIamporc, who states that the Ganges swept
away, III that place and IFS vicinity several hundred
houses, and drowned some thousands Of the inhabitants.
The large Baptist Mission house. in which were all the
printing presses, has been nearly destroyed, although
some part of the paper and types saved were all
the manuscripts. The large college also is safe
! having been buIt ON higher ground. The venerable
missionary. Dr. Carey, in the Missionary house al
The time, N convaescent state after fever, and as
the waters advanced, ne with difficulty removed
soon after which the walls fell, and all desoation-
Nothing was said OF Calcutta which lies on different
side of the Gauges 10 that of Serampore and on some
what higher ground but the lower parts have probably
suffered from this dreadful visitation The next ti,iinGs
from India viii be locked for with great anxiety from
Al apprehension that all the ond villages The
Of The river may have been similarly affected
The disaster Scrampore occurred in the night which
greatly aggravated the evil.
PosiIsnl and BIusH.-The London pa;., mention
the following the conditions which Sir G. Stuart is
instructed 10 propose 20 The empire Of Brazil for re-
Cancellation with the mother country
Portugal and Brazil shall be, as heretofore under the
dominion Of John VI and his legitimate descendants
These two branches Of the Portuguese Monarchy shall
be ndissolubly united but each with an inlcpcndent
admins aud with institutions and laws applicablc
respectively TO each gOvcrmcnThe title OF his Most
Faithful Majcstyto be, King of Portugal and the Agar
YES, and Emperor of Brazi-1hc Prince Don Pedro
as associate Of the Government of the Empire TO bear
lp Of his #
gent of Brazil. The Soycrcgns may reside either in
Portugal or in Brazil, circumstances may require
hat part Of the empire in which the sovereign shall not
reside shall be governed by the hereditary Prince or
Princess, under the title of Regent. Political treaties
shall apply 10, and bind both countries but each NAV
make separate treaties OF commerce. The Regent of
tAc country III winch the Sovereign may not reside shall
nominate the officers OF Government. Commercial re
guiaiorIs shall DC established between PORTUGAL and
Brazil, to the mutual advantage of both countries
HE public debt, expenses of the marine war and the
royal household, shall he borne by both countries which
shall rcciProcally receive commissioners from each
other Natural born subjects of both countries shall be
deemed eligible 20 diplomatic empoymcnts Tic Ioyys
of both countries shall originate with tc Sovercn.
nevertheless, under circumstances of great cx pencr
the Regent may enact laws, which shall however he
obligatory only Tor one year, unless subsequently, con
trmcd by the Sovereign. The titles granted i'm Brazil
during the time in which the laws Of the mother conn
try not recognised shall be confirmed: The nat;vce
OF PORTUGAL SHALL be permitted reside in Brazil and
the natives of Brazil shall be at liberty TO reside either
ID oFtuS2i or brazil Teciy and without inolestaOn
hCan has completely triumphed all opposition in
Dublin; and it is stated that his farewell to the London
boards forever" only few months as lie has
another engagement.
work announce o at Paris to appear in few l,s
entitled Rcfuaton of NJ. de Segur History of the Rus
sian Campaign, 10y Gen. Gourgaud The work Of Scrur
notwithstanding the complaints Of its maintained its
popularity. The fifth edition in the press.
The King of tic two Sciles las Tor the first time
sent Minister Consul to the United States of Norl,
! America. This may be preparatory step 10 the re-
Of Iup ,off,
the South.
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