Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
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! NEW YORK, July Gth-EY the ship Hercules Can
tam Lambert which arrived last evening received
Liverpool paper OF May 30h, from which the follow
! ing articles Of intelligence extracted.
The Courier states explicitly that measures have
been taken TO withdraw the troops from Portugal.
The last accounts from Portugal represented the
Princess Regent quite out of danger, and the country
IN state of quiet, if except the conect,Ires and
surmscs caused among of the inhabitants of tie
capital by the sudden death Of Senior Aguiar lie was
the only representative of the Emperor of Brazil al the
court Lisbon; and strong friend to the Constitution
The circumstances Of his decease were so singular as
to excite reports OF his having been poisoned The
English brigade al Lisbon performs the duty of f5ecm
CASTLE and another the march to that civ where
Gen. Clinton is also to go.
GREEcE-lt is stated in very brief manner tina,
the first enterprise of Lord Cochrane has been success
full and that he has captured four Turkish vessels at
Navarno, and another from Alexandria laden With
provisions for fbraham Pscha.
LONDON, May GA meeting of Spanish bond hold
ers was held this day, at which it was agreed 20 an
point committee to correspond with all Interested Tor
the purpose of determining the question of separating
the old bonds from the new and 10 report at future
meeting.
Consos opened at G2s; bu; Il very large purchase,
supposed to be made by house in whose opinion great
confidence was placed advanced the price 10 SO ::
closed at that price with every appearance OF rmness
me approach OF the financial expose TO take place
Friday next, produces many conJectures. English
Bank Stock, 20j5 india bonds, So prem
In The Foreign Market business contrac-
leu sCaie hehICan j per CITE. LETT Oft al G85:
cents, 5l Colombian bonds 8 e. srifiiug Improve
mcnt in Brazilian stock
1t is said that branches of the Bank of England are
10 be established at Exeter, Hull, Newcastle upon
Tyne, and Norwich after which there will be no fur
ther extension OF the system for considerable time
letter from St. Petersburgh SAYS, under date of
the f2b inst chat orders have been received for the
equipment of 10 vessels at CTonstad or g of them
line ships, so that several merchant vesscs we're dc
priyed of hands for loading. TIE former are ntcn-
ded for the AediterraneaD and shalt OF course feel
lnterestedto know what is their object.
In the House OF Lords, on the 9th, Lord Malmes-
bury inquired, whether the Government had paid suE
lceDt attention TO the wool trade and whether any
relief was to be afforded to those concerned in IT, No
answer, however returned this enquiry by the
ministry.
Leave was granted to E. G.. Wakefield, prisoner
in Newgate, TO appear the foIlowiug Wednesday
at the bar of the house, 10 be heard against the bill
tor dissolvng the marriage between him and Miss
Turner
ton to raise the duty on Foreign Wool MIR. Huskis
son stated that the French and the Netherlands we're
undertaking them in Woolens in Mexico &c aud
that new duties would Increase the evil.
Tho difficulties between the shipwrights and their
employers still continue: but it was hoped they rnirht
be accommodated through the association of the ship
owners.
Heavy complaints have been made by the Spanish
Generals of the numerous deserous of their men and
disposition either to the Portuguese frontiers or
return home.
plan for the suppression Of PIRACY on the shores
Of Greece has been formed by the naval cornman
ders in The Mediterranean, by placing small force al
different points.