Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

the county OF Lcnark, held nj Hamilton, on SATURDAY
last, for the purpose OF taking consideration the
propriety of transmitting TO Government represen,
ton OF the distress existing in that part OF the county,
The condition of the hand-loom weavers of the west
OF Scotland seems wretched beyond description. Iu
tue county of LanarlS alone is stated, in the report
there are so 900 of them, Who with their families are
mostly IN state of and hopeless dcsiduiion a
circumstance, stated i'm The Scotsman of "Wednesday
WIN serve TO give idea OF their etched condition.
reu'o"s were presented TO the meeting from thirteen
2oc'eles almost all weavers,) in the Lower Ward of
nahsne' consisting of from 100 TO $50 families,
eac" praying Tor pccunary assistance, to enable them
10 enegrate.
The Dublin napers Announce :, .c-,tc,I ;.o,.,. 4.
Fcver.
The quijnuncs may see matter for deem s,ccpI,,;on
in the following article of the Paris Journal des Debats
OF the 28tl September.
The movements of the great States of Eastern En-,
rope become every day more animated. The Diplo-
mast can no longer conceal that crisis is coming
anu this crisis may pc universal The news from
odessa and bucharest does not announce the ermina
on OF The fire at Constannope; but il is doubted
that 1T was the effect of discomfort, and concealed pro.
lcct OF revolt The bosiandgi, who 20 be forc-
oiyenroed IN the new militia, regarded as the
authors OF the fire, which broke out at the very instant
that the Sultan about to leave the Seraglo in So
emn manner at the head ct his new troops. All the
p'iaces OF The chief men of the empire have fallen
prey 10 the fumes. The former corps of fremen and
porters having been involved in the disgrace of the
Janssares, and showing their resentment, would not
give The least assistance TO the palaces their ell
EN- es The popnace OF ConstaDtnope have SO little
10 lose, that fire pleasant thing to them But The
most important news should it be confirmed is that
the new militia have fought with another; that the
interior OF the Saraglo IL, dreadful state of dor
der, and the life of Sultan Minnoud in danger h is
ceftan that aplrehensions prevail Vienna and the
letgfhques have fallen: they as low as go but
have risen again little. Some mercantile letters
speak of the Prnth having been passed; but this is nor
guaranteed The Russian army will probably not move
tll October 7th and then only Occupy Modavia and
Waiachla The various premature reports as to the
ma ch OF armies only 10 render public opinion of
less weight iu the minds those who already dsdaiu it
sufficiently.
"A report from Vienna apparently ,ror,hv ofcredit
IS 'nat there IS to be Congress ofal the branches of
the Imperial Family including the Tuscan and Mode
ma parts OF IT. The ostensble object OF is regr-
iate some business relative 10 the succession of the
vast private domains of the family and Prince Met
ternch Is Chancellor the family his presence at the
Congress is very naturalTnosc who know the wishes
OF the upper arsocrscy of Germany AMI the IIereda-
~ States TO preserve the system of NJ Retternich at
all events suspect the Congress have another object
and 10 relate to succession Of much more importance
than that OF the family domains. Austria may also be
under apprehensons account of the Diet ef Hunua-
~ perssng in remaining assembled while the Court
employs many secret means Though they are we'll
KNOWN TO make IT separate, which it cannot do with>
out giving up those serious complaints which il has
made on the violations of the ntitution-complaiuts
which as yet have only beea answered ncompletely &
equivocally The Ministerial party Hungary has at
length perceived the danger which NAV one dav result
from the neghbourhood of colossal power which for
merly in defending with apparent generosity tue dssi
dents of Poland succeeded in reducing almost the whole
oil foIand under Its authority In Hungary there
also dssidents. The members of the Eastern Greek
church are very numerous, and half the Hungariar
nobility belong to the two evangelical comInnnions
They have loudly complained that almost ali their rights
have been violated The emperor always replies that
personality he is friend to liberation: but that in Hun
gary he is only constitutional king The superior
Catholic clergy OF Hungary entirciy devoted to the
Court have been advised by Prince a7etteriich to ca
ole the ProestaDts, and 10 make those exac-
tioDs they were accustomed to make While Austria
looks with apprehension every side Russia appears
tn h0V nlfil mora La, Ta,r
the Persians or from societies. The great care
however, with which the grand duke Constantine is ex
GUIDED from all share IN the aud in the Re-
geucy, always exces suspicious tie combinations
OF opposition against the established older though tcso
suspicious appear TO us void of all foundation.D
The health OF the Duke of York. the heir to the
throne, had become almost hopeless
Alderman Brown is chosen Lord Mavor OF ondor
Without opposition.
The Gillian Mining Company has bren dissolved for
want OF capital TO proceed great many shareholders
having neglected TO pay the second cali The only
mine That las turned out well is a copper mine for
which no more than EiG0 was given, and which has
already produced from thirty 10 forty OF ore.
The attempt to establish a French Opera Commune
IN London has been abandoned, tile lord chamberlain
refusing to grant license, and the projectors being
unwilling to incur the risk of establishing it by sub
scrIption 1t IS worthy Of remark saws the British
Press that London is the Only capital in Europe in
which French theatrical performances are forbidden by
the authorities, and therefore is the only large CITY in
which the best mode of becoming conversant with the
French language is unattainabe by the inhabitants.
by The literary announcements in the German papers,
we perceive that the works Of Cooper, the American
novelist and author Of the Last of the Mohisaasp are
about TO be published at Leipzig in edition uniform
With recent one of the works Of Sir Walter Scott
desoIating epidemic IS prevailing in Holland
ihe nOmher Of The sick was great that both rhysi-
clans and nurses wanting.
The London papers contain no definite intelligence
relative 10 the negotiations between Russia and Turkey
letter of Aug 10, SAYS, the Ambassadors of both are
at Aketnann; where they aHuse themselves Tor hours
IN witnessing The evoulons of company OF iumblers
1t is stated by way of Ancona, Sept Sd, that Lord
CochIane had arrived in tie Archipelago with SQUAD
ron Of twenty three vessels.
Turkish squadron OF Two ships of the line eiph,
tgates i've coryees and fifteen briggs, anchored be-
fore Myelene, Sept 8, and sailed again nextday The
intention Of Ibraim Pacha is said 10 be to attack Fv
dra With the fleet of Egyptians joined by tgeoty three
Iurkish vessels. while ihe CAPTAIN Pacha effects Dc