Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-02


has arrived from Paris, butthe political gossip in the
home circles is said to be strongly in favor of soee
n.y. as well as quiet termination of the presep, al ,c,s
sions. 1t is affirmed that the despa tches recaird ~
Saturday from Madrid, and which were TRANSMIT Tod IN,
same evening to Mr. Canning at Brighton leave M
thing TO be settled of the political part Of the discs
6cuiy. ' VIZ
The news from the Peninsula is still of confc tins.
al -, ona'aG'cr. Mr. Lamb had not quilted Ma
o. e "a u but letters of that date state (acccr-
u% 10 me tSHoldtenne) that the Spanish Government
without beng alarmed ut the threats of Enrfanl s
preparing the means ofdefence in order "tat
'ne ni,sh Cabinet should proceed acts of aggres-
s'on SPAN may not be taken uDprovidedn Troons are
proceeding IN nll directions frontiers of PORN
ga and several parks OF artillery, said
,he same direction Some regiments have also been
despatched TO the camp of San ROGUE, 10 watch CHI
raitar The Journal DIES Dcbdts states that the snle,
sure OF Ferdinand with M. Calornarde does moi nro
Geed from the Rature of the orders given through his
department. but from the circumstance of many Of
original orders having fallen into the hands of Mr.
Lamb The Swiss troops expected to leave Ma.
ur'o on Inc ION, according TO accounts and on
he 2tst according TO others; but the uOtdienne ope
states that The order for their recall is mere fcin
bill;bges Liverpool Advertiser of 9th Jan otscrves.
-"NOthipg defnitive vet known az Ia tho s,sta 80
the negotiations with Spain. The r,,nours in ncner.t
are OF warlie nature, and there is really reason m
rear mat Ferdinand viii risk war rather than acce5e
TIC ,e cams OF THIS country and of Portugal
me sS.oAdfe,n'c, French ultra paper and the orpan
OF the Apostocs, states positively that Ferdinand 5as
rejected the demands OF the British Government ,y;,,
more irinness than civ ily; and the onIop f,;o .
paper rhey 10 be we'll acquainted with the matter
speaks OF the sate OF the e.s as most
'aetory ~ is stated that the Church the only hndv
possssseu CT wealth IN Spain has offered support
ero'hahd WIN all ITS treasure aud its influence and
an army estimated at from g ia IG 900 men is assnmb
ing on the frontiers of Portugal-This looks more li
war than peace.
! I'VE stated some weeks since that ,,a I,;,, :
france had caused il to be. communicated to our Gov
ethnent lat he had formally appraised Ferdinand Of
s to recall the Swiss troops 1.-The persist.
eu in course OF conduct towards Portugal suelfe.a
England France must equally disapprove Of The mn
hcY OF Ferdinand. subsequently, receiving that
NATION 'as certainly not been conornabe to the iust
expectation of the two Powers aboyenamn5 ,n,j -
followed as matter &C course, that what was Threatened
"ouio De executed 1t need surprise us therefore
20 ear mat positive orders have been sent TO Madrid
FOR The return of the Swiss troops irpuejiata,y. -.
mar Ferdinand prepared for snol orders had caIc,
iated, we Will not say with what p,,1de,rce ,non ,Ia
consequences. 1t IS evident he considers hmseifsron-
enough TO set both England and France at defiance.
while every step he takes the desperate natb
s,sance' will only render future adjustment more dir
fcuit or more humiliating. "-.hesc Times
LIVERPOOL, Jan. IL
The Memorial Bordeiais announces from an of1;t;,,
despatch arrived at Zamora on the 93d of Dece,nt
tha on the 2Oth at O'clock in The afternoon The e.
tress Of Almedia, the most important Mace r., p,,
had surrendered TO the Portuguese Royais,s. r..
GARRISON 1000 strong, proclaimed the Infant Don Mi
Guei tsh swearing TO mainta in his tile TO the de.t
ne same letter states, that the fermentation in The
country the hatred of the Constitutions and of the
English acquired more and mere consistency ever,
day. every
Regency TO act for Don MiercI had hoo, o,,
shed at Lamego. the Marquis of Chavcs presdent
he same paper remarks, that wise men in Enpland
have already began 10 reflect upon the conseo,o,ea
I an en'erPrize 1t begins to be believed that be.
British Cabinet will exert itself 10 obtain from 4 me
! ,'h' 1: suo'' CONCESSIONS as may enable England
~ihout diagrace, 10 modify her pretensons
hir Lamb, the English agent, still continued tn -,
side at Madrid, and there were riImors from tho Sa
ieIs' OF The likelihood of AN arrangement he,.e,
Spain and England. ~ "ee"
Four regiments OF the Sn,n;s ,-oo,.,, -. .
lett Madrid on tie @6th Dec. for the frontiers for ,
a'e"eo purpose OF protecting Spain from aporession
% Vi o,san'DS Tue rebels which may enter her ter
Iiory ihey are commanded by RodI WHO So Draw.
| ~ defended Calao, in South America
I-orn Coctrnne.-'Fhey 7vrite from Marso;,ree m
,ne Is OF January:-''4orG ~ocrane has returned IN
."'S CITY WHICH he leaves about the end of tho ycel-
10 go directly TO Greece. He is full of hone. and y.
received letters from England, which are 10 his e,,f
salts fact ion." ~ no e''''ie
fAe Sici',e'-The departure of The Austrian troo,s
hitherto stationed in the kingdom of the Two S,;'
is said to be rcsoly cd on. 1''
as soon as the intelligence of tie death of his Rova,
I''Ghne"s lie Duke of York reached Iiyorno,1 ~
sunday, Mr.. hlauIy The American (ons,,1 i, . -.
nshiy honorable to his feelings, sent note 10 The D
'ers OF American vessels al present in this mort 20
qncstng that they would pay tie same ma ,Ix ~ t
upon the melancholy event as would be mil -, ~
Br"'sh shps-Th flags on the public budings h 49,
also been display half mast in tie same rnann go
( toiIed mourDfu peals. ~ 'p'e'Fais'
From lie London Gazette Erfra0rliaa,y.
~ WHITEHALL, Jau. s. 1897
ms evening" at twenty minutes past nine 80, -
departed Tins life, after painful and protractcd i,c.
ms royal ii'ghness Frederick Duke OF York and A.
many hIs Majesty next brother, the great etef -
us Majesty and OF all the ROYAL FANNY
From Inc LoadO1t Co1rjer
| MS hoyal Highness in his sixfy>forrtI roar
Deng born on the 10th Of August 1903. MS stri
and Titles were follows: Prince Frederick mr., -
York and Albany, Earl of Ulster in Ireland B.Jn y;
Oshaburgh, Field MarsIa COMMANDMENT ('h;ef or
al ue Land Forces, Colonel Of The First Rerncnt r
root Guards, CoIonclsin Chief of The 6gh Iev;n,ett
OF IDantry, Officiating Grand Master OF The Coi ~
Tie Bath High Steward of New Windsor aud Iyards,
aud Keeper Of New Forest, Hampshire Knight of tie
By the death of he p.aG5 " 5, O'oeIs' GO &C
10 me crown devoves upon hrs ROYAL Hglrrss. the
Duke OF Clarence. who is heir presumptve IN ,,