Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02

Wellington come bscb to England, after happily
GLIDING negotiation the success OF which has de-
pended the peace of Europe, ana the only chance of
breathing time for this overburdened and exhausted
country, and shall hail the execution OF such task
as among the most glorious of his achiv emcnis
LONDON, March GA circumstance was alluded
10 lest night IN the House or Lords by Lord kISG,
winch has for time, believe, occupied the
thoughts OF many well informed men. There is every
reason, ms iordshp said TO apprchend that supply
OF Corn VIII not last till the next harvest and 10 add 10
the evil! IN consequence of the operation of the Cora
Laws, we can have little hopes of supply from abroad.
The countries from which might have been sup
phed, had commerce in grain existed have for some
nc ceased 10 grow more than sufficient for their own
wants This is one OF the evils of Monopoly Sys-
ten, that the Landowners not only tax for their
parae benefit but they expose 10 the risk of famine.
If every county in England inerdicted from OBJ
tanning food from ncighboring county, the chance
that III many OF them there would be scarcity of food
every year; but when the supply be obtained from
the whole ol great country, the chances of famine
OF course greatly diminished. BY extending the
mcrce TO several Kingdoms, the risk of famine is still
further diminished. 1t If nature by this d.
vcrsity, had endeavored TO produce that Intercourse
which our Country Gentlemen have been AZ such pains
! 10 prevent. I.uorning Chronicle.
City, . o'cIoch.--"The Funds have i.nprov ed this
morning. but the transactions contnne extremely IL
med. Consois opened at 773s advanced to 1871, and
and are now 785. EXche9uer Bills i TO pre-
MUM.
1.-The Foreign Market remains firm as far as regards
South American Securities. Greek has also improved
oFtuSuese Dohos nave experienced further decline
oil one per cent Colombian Bonds, i95 50i Mexican,
65s &C; Brazilian, 30; Portuguese, 72l; Russian, 1884,
| Spanish 1913; Greek III 10.
There seems some inclination to deal in Shares but
at very reduced prices. Anglo Mexican 2ci dis b.
| ianos o pm.
Cup TO this hour there are no arrivals by Express from
Paris
! PARIS, March 49,
Several Journals, the which or occasion of the
recent events at ST. Petersburgh uttered So much false
reasoning are now Recommending the same system OF
error GU the death of the King of PORTUGAL
Nothing, however, can be more plain than all that
these journals seek 10 make obscure
! hat We know OF tho treaty lately concluded be-
tween King John VI and The Emperor OF Brazil makes
no change in the rights of Don Pedro TO the throne of
PORTUGAL II merely stipuates that the two kingdoms
shall be separated after the death Of King John Now
ness there are private spulatiOns and remuneration
oil Don Iedro IN favor of Don Miguel the Emperor re-
mains at liberty, TO accept for himself or his son the
crown OF Portugal in that Kingdom.
IL seems 10 u.s. then, that if there had been renun-
citation OF Don Pedro in favor of his brother the reren
cy would have been established in the OF Don Mi
guel; whereas it is known that immediately after tbe
hlnSs death tIlgate sailed for Rio dc Janero
From the Quotldiennc Of Sunday.
i-tIHIS, March i8.-Our correspondent at Madrid
~ le'ter oil the 9Th March, says, that important
piece OF news the report OF which spread in that
capital was general subject of conversation.
The Political Government of Valencia il IS said has
sent report to the government, according TO which the
two brothers Ba@an, who landed on the coast of MALARIA
and whose death has been announced desired at the last
loneht 10 make disclosures. On this application their
execution was suspended after the departure othe cou
rier who brought the of il. The result of their
disclosure that they have announcedthe existence of
revolutionary forces at Naples, Paris and al London
where plots against rnonarcbial oovernmen,e o-o CO.,
tinually formed.
The Duke de L'Infantado Immediately despotcb
ed official notes the subject to the cabinets Of Paris
Naples and London.