Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07
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The brig Arctic. Low, has arrived at Boston from
avre, bringing Paris papers TO the 8th of February
winch contain London dates 10 the 4th. The Boston
papers furnish Tic following extracts The session OF
the British Parliament was opened on the Cd February.
Our readers will lud below, copy of tue Kings
speech
RuSSiA-"Prncc TrubetxlSoi is said TO have made
important confessions. IL is also said the couspira.
cy at ST. Petersburg appears 70 have had extensive
Famhcations-Four generals OF the army Of Bessaba-
ria, and many officers of the staff have been arrested
They speak even of the dissolution of that army. This
conspiracy Is said to have commenced before the death
oil Alexander, and was well known 10 him
letter OF the lith January, from ST. Petersburg
HaEes TIE following observations The private SOL
ders were scduccd and msed at the time of the occur
rences of December %. The only guilty persons
are the officers, who urged them 10 resistance and omen
reEoit These have been discovered and arrested and
Tie most guilty are imprisoned in fortress. They are
10 be tried BY special commission 1t is really TO be
regretted that in the list found names Of persons
who belong 10 the most !ustrious families of the state
and whose ancestors distinguished themselves in the
annals OF The country by patriotic actions Among
these individuals also perceive some men of the
highest talent aud whom Russian literature ranked as
its first Writelsn
Letters from Bucharest, Jan. H. state that the ia
nsares set fire 10 the surburb of Caala at Consan-
tnopie, principally inhabited by Greeks, and 1850
houses, and 1000 shops were burnt.
The Guerrero II, carried military stores from Cadz
20 HAVANA.
L"frary.-The first volume of the History of Napo-
culatiDg in London on The 81 OF February
ENGLAND.
The session of Parliament opened Oh the second
OF fcbruary.Th oid Cha celior was not able 10 at
tend owing TO continued ndisposi,iou II was stated
as rcnaIhah and uncommon event, that neither the
\Ing nor hanceOr present the opening of the
session: The following royal communication was read
by lord Clifford.
ny Lords and Gentlemen:
We are commanded bv his Majesty to inform Won
That ts Majesty has with regret the embarfass
ent which has occurred in the pecun;ary concerns of
the country, since the close Of the last session of Par
lament.
THIS embarrassment did not arise from any political
events, either at home abroad; it was not produced
ny any expected demand upon fhe public resources:
nor ny The apprehension of interruption TO the e
neral tranquility.
Some of the 10 which this evil must be a,tri
outed he without he reach Of direct Parliamentary in
terroon, nor can security against the recurrence of
them be found. unless in the experience OF uHerinrs
which they have occasiOned.
But TO certain portion of this evil corrncfives At
!cas IT not coctual remedies, may be applied; and his
MAJESTY relics upon your wisdom to devise such inca
sTeS as may tend 10 protect both private and public in
teres's against the like sudden and violent fluctuations
by placing on more firm foundation the currency and
circulating credit of the country.
Ills "Jesty continues 10 receive from his Allies and
generally, from all Foreign Princes and States the
strongest assurances Of their friendly disposition towards
his MAJESTY: HIS Majesty on his part is constant and I'M
veaticd in his endeayours reconcile conflicting into
rests and TO recommend and cultivate peace both in the
Old World and in the New
tbs Majesty commands 10 inform vou that in prr-
sance OF this policy, his Aaesty's mediation has been
successfully employed in the conclusion of a treaty be.
tween HE crowns Of Portugal and Brazil bv which te
relations of friendly intercourse, long Interrupted be-
tween two kindred nations have been restored and the
independence the Brazilian Empire has been formally
acknowledged.
lis Majesty loses 10 opportunity Of giving effect to
The principles of Trade and Navigation which have re-
ceyed tic sanction Of Parliament and of establishing
mem as FAR as possible, by engagements With Foreign
Ills Majesty has directed 10 be laid before Won cory
OF Convention, framed on these principles, which has
recently been concluded between his Majesty and the
ENG OF France: and Of similar Convention ,.ith The
burch.
Ills Majesty has likewise directed TO be laid before
you "a copy OF Treaty Of Amty, Commerce aud Navi.
CATION concluded between his Majesty and the Bcpub-
nc OF Colombia, tic Publications Of which have been
exchanged since tie close OF the last session. For the
carrying into effect orhc stipuations o. ibis treaty.
hS Majesty viii have need Of your assistance.
lis Majesty regrets that lie has not TO announce to
you the termination of hosttes in India but The orc
ation5 Of the last campaign. through the bravery fthc
forces oil his Majesty, and Of the East India Company
ana Tue skill and perseverance of their commanders
have been attended with uniform success, and his Ma
rrref & r.-f-