Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-11

continue A new contract has been made for 5000
houses.
strong manifestation OF the interest excited amonc-
the manufacturing classes in London was recently dis
played in the attendance OF 5000 Operative Weayers
about the Avenues of the House of Commons learn
the rerult of measures in relation 10 the importation of
foreign silks.
The King Of Engaad has presented EI0O0 to the silk
weavers of Sptalteds.
The Journal dc Paris conradicts that
venon has been concluded betw France and Spain
for the two Swiss regiments i'm the Sc g of France
TO DE left at Madrid for four years.
frequent conferences stated TO have taken place
between the British Ambassador at Iladrid and the
Duke dc Piniantado upon tl>. affairs of South Amc-
rca and proclamation Of independence tcas 10 be
issued.
1t has been reported in the commercial cities of Eu
rope that the Russian armies made attack the
turks OF their own accord. The Mannheim Gazette
gives the following particulars OF the affairs About 80
Cossachs had passed the Pruth to take CATTLE ard
the Turks took up arms, killed g, AMI obliged IT.
others 10 repaGs the nver. The latter returned TO the
camp, aud making complaint o! the death of their com
rades, demanded vengeance. This event caused a
great sensation among the troops: or 900 Cossacks
c. ossed the river, fell upon the Turks and killed GREAT
number Of them.
There has been no late instance of disorder in Rus
sa' though II Is stated That there is strong desire
long the people for against the Turks and tina
they arc encouraged by many of their priests
The Ccmmandant General of Finland has been call
ed to the Russian Ministry. The military colonies il s
said, have been at last renowned
frlnce 'len2hoh Is going mission to Persia
Next To Yermaioi he is of the most distinguished
men Of Russia. He is to make arrangements it'll the
shah OF Persia IN of tciti Turkey. Gen.
Yennaloff and all his troops near him had taken the
cath 10 Nicholas.
IL appears that there have been numerous arrests in
Para The affair IS but casually mentioned but it i.
SAID that the number OF prisoners is great, that the
Concierserie and Prison de Ia Force are quite filled,
aud 80 have been removed to the Bicetre.
Many of the Russians in Paris are preparing 10 &c
turn 70 their country.
The n. Carolina, Braiidywne, Constitution, & Erie
were at Nlahon; and the Ontario cruising in the
Archipelago
LONDON, March 6.-Some ia lures occurred on Sa
turday IN the city, but not of such rank in the COM
merclai world as would make the event, the disc!o
sure OF names matter OF public interest. On the
whole the day which has been looked for with appre
henson for some time past, passed much more
quietly than could have been anticipated by any, aud
the amount of bills dishonoured allow ING for the very
extensive engagements that became DUE was not very
great Owing TO the long existing and general want
ot confidence which has prevented the formation of
new engagements the amount of bills of exchange in
circulation il very small
Yesterday the Deputies from C Iasgow left London
having completed all their arrans emen,s as TO the pro-
portion OF the three millions of money 10 be lent on
personal security which has been assigned fer the re-
lief of that great northern city. They state that the
whole is arranged TO their 81 tisfaction.
LONDON, March 9.--Our foreign mails this morning
BRING us any thing but satisfactory intelligence TWEEN
ty mercantile houses have failed in Berlin since the
commencement OF the year, among which are several
OF the first rank. general eTna ion has arisen
NO house has any longer any credit There scarcely
an estate in the north Of Germany on which there are
not eyeral mortgages.
we are sorry to have to announce The failure of q
large manufacturer, q. T. Lister, of Shepley- Fields
Intelligence received in town Yesterday that the
Newmarket Commercial Bank. under the firm of Brv-
ant i Co. lad suspended its payments.
he sale OF tea yesterday at the India House sheys
remarkable decline in the price of an article in such
universal demand, and the supply of which may be
regulated nearly at the pleasure of the company TO
suit that demand Common teas, which produced ,
mouths ago, about es Sd. the pound, and months ago
2s sold yesterday from Is sgd. is 81 the pound
AS The duty this article is regulated by the price il
fetches at the sales, proporonae decline must take
place IN the government revenue from it. Tie fine
teas have not fallen much in value as those of in
terror quality The quantity of tea annually sold BY
the East India Company is estimated at 30 900 900 10
and a decline consequently of Cd in the Mound The
DUTY beng cent per cent would cause an annual de
acl IN the revenue Of about ESQ, 900 sterlinr.
Nothing has been allowed to transpre rfsnect;1p
the Ministerial plan of finance for the present year
hut looking to the situation of the government and the
BANK, PROVIDED their respective difficulties fully
met funding OF Excheqncr bills is considered inevi-
table This persuasion has supported the price of
those securities the holders concluding that the terms
on which they are to be funded will produce them
create" advantage than their conversion into money NJ
The treasury They were Yesterday at %. premium.
fall has taken place in the shares Of the Anglo
Mexican Mining Association, which we're sold yester-
day at discount Of E22 fs
Advices from Liverpool dated Tuesday night
state chat only extensive failure had taken place
namely, that Of house connected with one which
failed In London on Saturday.
Official notice has been given that Aloeriuo cor
sairs attack all Spanish vessels
RUsstA.-A horrible story had reached London via
Edinburgh from Russian vessel wrecked on the
Island of Stronsay, the 18th February, that q
counierreyo!ution bad taken place in Russia. and
That Nicholas, with ninety of the principal nobility
VyPT tod I'D
stantine again proclaimed Emperor. But this must
have been stock jobbng runour, the British Ira
weller OF March copies from the Paris Etoe of the
9Th letter from the Russian capital dated Feb GOTH
together with extracts from St. Petersburg paper of
the 9th.
The accounts from Batavia the Goth October two
weeks later thnn te previous arrivals. There been
several skiTmshes between the Dutch troops and the
hves, generally in favor of the formcr.-ln Of the
principal engagements. 500 Dutch roope defeated IN army
ut 5000 natives and such the panic the latter
'at great number were killed during the into the
interior The mattress since this action had appeared in
any force and the island becoming tranquil The