Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-18

happiness and well being of the peoplen
Mr. Barring concluded some remarks on the speech Of
the Chancellor OF the Exchequer By stating since
he had seat in that House. he never heard statement
so satisfactory 10 HIMSELF aud he trusted TO the general
public.
LONDON, March Is.
"CH5, haJr past t,ro o'cioct-At tho close of the
Money Market yesterday. the obbers and brokers pro-
ccedcd, EN- Inassc, 10 attend their duty in Parliament"
to pay thcH respects to the Chancellor of the EXChc
quer, and 70 hear his budget, aud such Of buy
ing anu selling took place IN the House of Commons we
mean IN the gaery,) battles all description; from
"a, the price at which Consols the
mont OF tie Right Honorable Genteman's speech, they
Tell uv one per cent. leaving off at ia in the gallery,
and ~ III the lobby. This morning Consols opened i'll
most agtatcd state from II In III, all intermediate
prices being called out simultaneously from various
parts of the room.
| london. March l6 ErentnS.--The Stock Exchange
was unusually crowded this morning at an carly hour
and the business commenced amidst considerable con
iusion SO much so, that purchases in Consols were
made IN separate parts OF the house difference of
quarter per cent. III the price. Strong efforts were
made to consrue the speech of the Chancellor of the
ENcheQucr into any thing but what it really is and
what was expected from the previous intimation the
lught Honorable Gentleman The parties specializing
ior iaf III the prices, succeeded in depressing the
market nearly one per cent. from tic prize at Which
Consols for the Account closed Yesterday. The inten
dcd appropriation n the Sinking Fund regarding which
the gentlemen of the Stock Exchange appear ALWAYS
TO be sensitive has been the of the day
The intended funding of Exchequer Bills has on the
other hand, proved favorable to that description of pro-
perry; and they have borne n premium OF SIS to IS.
! The suspension of payments by house of exteu-
s'rc commercial transactions, in 1Incing Lane, which
was announced this forenoon, has tended produce
gloomy appearance in the city; and rnor spoke freely
of two other houses of less Importance but we have rea
son 20 think the latter TO be unfoundea.
The letters from Liverpool and Manchester received
TO day We fee! pleasure III stating, speak in the
favorable terms OF the change those two places: il
was expected small portion of the Loan by the Bank
only would be rCOurct: rIp
the master manufacturers had come into the market
and made boGde purchases for the express purpose of
ITS being immediately w0vc.
From Madrid the accounts to the Isl of March
The landing of the Constitutional force near Aiicant
appears to have produced the deepest feelings. One
letter says,--Terror and confusion reign here The
k''lg and Royal Family reside at the palace Ell Pardo
and their guards now consist entirely OF Swiss-The
Mnistershaye demanded of the English Ambassador in
formal note, explanation respecting the movements
of General Nina who has left England report states
to revoiuiionze Spain.Thc err of Mr. Lamb was
that he understood he had left England, but his move
mcnts or intentions he knew nothing of. We await fur
Their details with the greatest anxety.n
The CuIate Merno has declared himself hostile to
the present Government, and has put himself at the
head uG considerable force which is said 10 be en-
uusiastlC i'll the Constitutional cause. Though we
have no doubt of the Curate's instructions we are
ra her sceptcal as TO the account given Of Ills principles
and those OF his troops.
Ii is asserted, the Constitutional parties are already
in possession of the forts of Carthagena and expect
further reinforcemcnts from the A gerine coast.
The Dey OF A!giers having declared against
= arr Will 1t Is supposed, afford facilities TO the Patriots.
he comm; ncement OF hCsttes By Algiers was an
nouncel the 6th and the authority Of the Span
ish Consul General al Tunis
Several strong parties OF Consttuonafss have ap-
pearcd in the north, and have committed great excuses
near CoruEna.
RUssGA.-St. Pctersbutgh alt;ecs are TO February
&C. The most authentic accounts mention the firm de-
termination OF the Emperor Nicholas to reduce his
army 10 an enormous cc!c II is confidently asserted
That they have actually discovered no less than twelve
to thirteen thousand conspirators implicated in the de-
sign of destroying the Imperial family and producing
constitutional goYernmen among whom are several OF
Tie hrst nobility, great number of general officers,
and many civilians. The intention is 10 make an ex
ample Of some of the principal of the leaders, and 10
dispense the restsone of their estates, and others 10
Siberia Nothing whatever is said of any intention 10
make war on Turkey, aid lie Greeks
TIRE GREENs.-According TO letters from Corfu, da.
ted the 2th of February, Alissoongi is completely
free The Captain i'acha owed the preservation ofhis
lie III tie last action TO his steamboat, TO which he re-
treated when his fgate in flames. 1t is affirmed
that rpoIZza has really been Tetaken by Coocotroni
and the Egyptian garrison massaCred. 1t is SAID ri Cor
fn, that after these brarn Pacha had return
cd to Navarin. vessel which has Just arrived from
Smyrna brings word, that on the day Of its departure
The l3th february great fire raging in the quar-
ter OF the Franks. letter from Trieste 70 tie Editor
OF Murray Representative dated Feb. go "says eve
~ Arrival confirms the naval victory Of the Greeks
have spoken with the Of al Austrian yessc, from
Smyrna, who assures me, that after passing Ccrigo and
Cape 1IutaPan. he a number of vessels some OIL
which appeared to be steering towards Alexandria OIL
NI"don lie saw large ships which be recognized to be
Egyptt1h ijigass. They had with them several trans
ports, and were proceeding towards Nayarin: These
were no doubt part of the fleet which was defeated near
N!ssUlOnghI. He afterwards fell in with the Grecjn
Heet, which Sas in pursuit of the former The CAPTAIN
Pacha was III imminent danger in the battle and was
saved by being towcd away by a stcaru-vc5el. hope
1f,,i
which will Immediately forward to you"
London, .N1rch 1.-THE French papers are flied
with the debate in the Chamber of Deputies on the in
dcmniy TO be given to the colonists of ST. Domingo
They contain accounts extracted from the Austrian
Observer, which seem 10 confirm the favourable ntelli
gencc before received from Greece. Missoongii has
been pov'sioncd by the Greek fleet. Another naval
victory IS mentioned. in which Niiauus and Canaris
succeeded III setting fire to 10 Turkish vessels among
item were three of thcr largest ships. Mr. StrafDrd
Canning bad several interviews 1T HYDRA with Mavto-
cortal" Immediately after the departure Of the En-
gIsh Ambassador tioIa put TO sea with 1000 troops
nj .nef f1aI for A.,sr-,