Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-28

ceedngs OF Congress be disposed is our ntcn
oh TO publish the Debate III the Senate Of Vi gnia upon
the State Resolutions which has been kindly fl, n;Scj
by fien;l. When thisis done the speech Of JoscDb
c. Cabe1l esq. communicated BY himself shall amen,
1t also wish, when space will allow, to rcpublish
the speeches of Messrs cher and Stevenson ON MIR.
NicDutfc's resolutions.
THE United States Telcgra0h.-The elaborate and
feeble reply of the Editor OF this paper to an article
which recently appeared in the Whig though it scarce
iy deserves notice. may probably be answered here
after.
ForcigM-Accounts OF the latest date furnish me
anchoy intelligence of the mercantile distress pcryad
ing at this time, great portion Of Europe. Liverpool
IN particular, is suffering almost beyond former exam
pie The stoppage of the Banks, and consequent fall
ure OF many other establishments had produced yerv
general embarrassment and affected in the most serious
manner, the market for every kind of produce Great
isrnst ON the part OF all classes existed and gloom
and dependency manifested to extent never before
witnessed. public meeting OF the merchants of Lii
verpool had been proposed 'to consider upon distinct
representation TO Government of the existing CONNER
cla DISTRESS and to solc. tue temporary aid OF Exche
quer bills on the pledge of actual property in former
similar periods" The market for Cotton and Tobacco
Ina! sustained Itself in great degree, though failures in
the latter trade had taken place and difficulties of a Sc
rious nature said to exist The same distresses seems
are experienced IN London, where many failures had
also taken place, though not perhaps, 10 great ex-
tent Europe indeed generally said to be laborina.
under the most serious pecuniary embarrassment
The Marquis of Wellesley, it is rumoured in Dublin,
is to be recalled from the Vceroyalty of Ireland and to
ha oi,taI Id:
of affairs demands the influence OF his name, and his
services will greatly benefit the public. No credit how
ever, is given TO this report by the London papers,
The Navy OF Great Britain is to be augmented bv
the following ships of war, building at the severa
arsenals Nine three dcc1ed Ships from 100 to 100
guns; six from SOL 81 guns; &c frigates to mount &c
each; five smaller rigates % guns eirht sloops
OF is guns; 81 sloops of 10 guns one cutter and :
bomb vessels; in all 9G ships
The French Government, i; appears ayailing Itself
OF the present period of peace is also using means for
an extensive increase OF her navy and is cultiyatino
with assiduity, all her maritime resources.
In Russia, the most remarkable TRANQUILITY and sinh
Missions has been observed towards the New Emperor
Nicholas. Notwithstanding the unprecedented crcum
stance which brought him TO the throne of a powerful
empires but little disposition instruction or discomfort
description taking the oat4 of fidelity and ale
glance. Tie Emperor has declared his inteDtiun. to
administer the government according TO the principles
of his predecessor-he active and efficient mem
her of the holy alliance If This course, to the strict
letter should be observed no Interference openly is to
be expected in the affairs of the suffering Greeks
Runours, of the latest date, are favorable to the
cause of these oppressed people. victory, it is said
IN nd no IL
the loss the part of Ibrahim Pacha of 1000 men.
The New York Nat Advocate, received by last eve
ping's mail, tie following items of foreirn
by the arrival Of the ship Iayard at that port
Failures continue to take place on the continents some
OF which hayc created considerable alarm; in fact the
commercial concerns OF Europe, generally are involved
in much difficulty.
The failure Of Constable & Co. in Edinburgh. nvoJv-
ing a man of the highest literary reputation, is con-
funed.
The London Globe and Traveller Of the eth Jan.
states that seven houses had stopped payment on the
26n ~ London, and also extensive house in Liver.
pool. The same paper adds that an arrangement has
been entered into between the f}aul1 of England and
government by which the former abandons lis mono.
poly OF banking except in the circle of GO miles round
London.
Mr. Dawkins IS appointed commissioner TO Panama.
by the English Government. Sir Alexander Cock burn
the British ministerto Colombia sails in the same YES
sci With NJ Dawkins. lie will be landed at Cart,a
Ecna.
The Constitutional OF the 2orl Of January statcq
that among others sent by the French minister to The
South American Republics in unknown capacity are
NJ. Bucket MarGgnI to Santa Fe, and W. La Foret 10
Chilli
The British Parliament was to be opened on the 1st
Of February.
late London paper SAYS, "wc can positively state,
upon lndisPutabe authority that il is not the intention
Of Ministers TO propose any alteration ofhe Corn Laws
during the next session Of Parliament. Their reasons
are, in the first place. that they will disturb the
country upon the eve of general election, add to
the political ierneut necessarily accompanying such
period.
The Paris PIyte Of Jan, q, sayg--"yEc have just