Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-05
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The Corinthan from Liverpool, brings US our regu.
lar files from London to the ed ult Inclusive. As this
ship sailed with the Cen Putnam which vessel furnished
tue news published by yesterday there is little
add.
The London price current OF the 2Ist remarks that
''he announcement of or failures yesterday, has
again spread gloom commerce. and checked con
hdence, which lately appeared TO DC reyiYing.n
BY the ship Montana, from IIayre hare the latest
European intelligence. p3ris papers of the o3d ult.
speak with doubt of the Duke of " engton's
manning al ST Petersburgh 10 assist At the Coronation
OF Nicholas, and entirely silent in regard the ob
Jects oil his mission, detailed in the extract yes
terday gave from the London Times o: the 22d. The
London Courier, an evciiiE: paper of the date,
makes no aluson To tue article of the Times.
The Asszc Court in Paris condemned on the Goth
March matchmaker named Parant, 10 six wears hard
labor and the pory, for fraudulent bankruptcy.-I
would the promoters and parcipaors of the fraud OF
the Marble Manufacturing Company fare under such
svstcm2
The project OF the law relative to indemnity to the
ancient proprieors OF ST. Domingo, carried in the
Chamber of Deputies by vote of 2t5 10 20.
The lNng of France presented the Messrs FIarconi,
after the destruction by fire OF their Circus with 5000
francs; the Dauphin and DaupIiness with 5000.
Count Guie'ninot has returned to Paris from Con-
staDnoplc.
Geographic despatch received at Paris on the
18th March, from Vienna, announcing that the Enpe-
ror OF Austria was out of danger He had been attack
ed with inflammation of the lungs, at one time APP
prehcnsions were entertained for his life.
The Etole that 10 order fulfil the wish of Louis
18th, of glorious memory, H. NJ. has just presented to
the metropolitan church OF Paris, statue in silver of
the Virgin, patroness OF France. 1t is be of the
SIZE OF lie, and paved for ont OF the Kings private
funds.
The King of SaXony narrowly escaped severe &C
cident on recent occasion. He returning in the
evening from the country, with his Queen, TO Dresden
and according to is CUSTOM $50 the paper has i was
sleeping, when country equipage running away came
in contact with the royal carriage drove the pole
through the pannels between the Queen and the King
without injurng either. Happily, the paper adds the
hing was sound asleep IN coraer. The poor queen is
not noticed at ALL
barcelona, ,Itrch 15.-Tlc inteniant of police has
Just received secret order requiring him to send to
Madrid as possible under SEAL lst The papers
belonging to the provincial Populations of Barcelona
Lerida, Tarragona, and Corona .. Lists containing
the names of those individuals who national voIun
ecrs under the constitution. 3. Detailed lists of all
persons formerly Belonging secret societies. and of
their present employments, sc.
In the Dario of Barcelona is letter from Orch,eIin
of 4ti March, announcing the execution of Colonel
Bazan Being at the point of DEATH he as shot on the
fth lie was carried 10 the place OF execution on a
litter, owing 10 his wounds being in state of mor-
lcaton. He died with all evidences of fervent pety
y letter from Munich, of 18th March, announces that
the Constituencies Jaramaa, hanged there on the
6th, and that they were compelled to gag him. as he
kept CRYING out HVethc Constitutions Tins unfortunate
man was the object of much atrocious treatment As
he continued 10 call out, notwithstanding the gaa he
was tied 10 the tail of horse and thus dragged TO the
place OF execution. He was afterwards quaricrcd and
ms members thrown into the sink. At the moment he
expired, with curse in his mouth, a sudden gust of
wind occurred which filled those employed with terror
"Ihc death the King of Portugal an event which
may be attended with important consequences both in
Europe and in America. The recent treaty which es
taoIshed the independence ofthe Brazils recognised
John VI as King of Portugal, and Pedro l.. as Empe-
of BRAZIL but it preserved the most absolute silence on
the question of hereditary rights of the latter as the ma
tural successor of his father.
''At the time there is reason for apprehension
that IT Pedro should think Of accepting, much less
claiming the sceptTe of Portugal, the Brazans who
naturally wish to keep their own governing powers
among themselves, would cease TO acknowledge him as
Emperor; that they would invite other Prince 10
be their Ruler, or, perhaps, like their neighbours
erect themselves into a Republic. There is eyery
reason 10 tear when the relations of the parties are
underlined
con the other hand, the election between the an
Gent and peaceful throne OF Lisbon and the somewhat
Precarous Sovereignty Rio janero may be subject
OF considerable hesitation TO the active spirit OF
Fedro at least to his august partner the hrcduchess
of Austria. and for the dependents OF his Court who still
cast longing eye to the palaces, the residences the
spectacies, the etes, and the sinecurcs Of Europe
"The choice which the late King made of one of tIe
Pfncesses his daughter to exercise the functions OF
Regent, indicates pretty clearly, what out of
Tor Royal Parsonage, not to express. The
party of the Queen and of Don Miguel do not appear
to have much credit with the Portuguese nation
guese embassy Paris did mol despatch courier to Don
Miguel who is at Vienna, with intelligence of the ina.
lady, or of the DEATH of his father yesterday err
roueously asserted they had done.
"But there is yet another Prince, youth OILS years
of age the grandson OF John VI the issue of bis eldest
daughter, Maria Theresa, and the late Infant Don Pc
dro of Spain. He is named Sebastian, name dear TO
The Portuguese. He may be yet called on to act an i'm
portan part If the Emperor Pedro return to Europe,
may not Sebastian go to Brazil'
"Who knows by what secret articles the policy of
England has already foreseen and arranged these mat
tiers? Assuredy there is seCret--but it is probable
that the French Ministers know Of it than we.
Perhaps the AustTians know something of it.-TParls
Quotidiennc 3.h March,
O'Keefe, the veteran Comic Dramatst, is about 10
lay before the Public his Autobiography, including Re.
collections and Anecdotes of his Contemporaries 1t
viii appear, understand in Portions in the forth
coming Numbers of the New Monthly Magazine.
Nj. LerouX physician, has made appeal to the
French physicians behalf Of the Greeks lie pro-
poses 10 appoint special committee to raise subscrips