Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-13
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THREE DAYS LATTER


,ant, except that the indications of harmonious esab-
hsh'nent OF the new ministry strengthened. The
Gazette gives the following extracts
The arrangements for the new ministry were in =,
fair way of soon being brought to a close Mr. IJar
''es had an audience with the King on the LIST and
was offered the office of Chancellor of the xchco,er
|mGih, II was understood he consented to accept
LORD i4ansdowne also waited the King ON the 1s,
and tho result of his audience was very satisfcorr
- 'onnc,i was to be held at Windsor on the Sd. To
Se attended by Mr. auskisson, MIR. uerries and
M. Charies Grant, for the purpose of receiyin, res
FeG"Vely the appointments of Colonial Secretary Chan
ceuUr OF the Exchequer, and President of the Board
VI rade aud Treasurer of the Navy
Inc Mornng Chronicle in reference TO this sub;ec,
Say Tvs Majesty is understood TO have dsplay ed
throughout the utmost anxiety to prevent wbatcyo
might nave tendency 10 produce tsun ion and thus
uuases me existence of the admnistra lion. Those
'o nave founded their hopes of returning TO power
on any supposed parality the part of his Maies,v
o' que part OF the Cabinet more than another, will be
10 learn that his Majesty again and again. ex-
pressed ms anxious wish TO perpetuae the liberal mol
ICY on which the administration has lately been con-
Guced.n '' ''" ''o"
The works at the Court of ST. omer were near
y finished, and the whole presented view bott mir
turesgue and imposing. f
report of the arrival of Don Pedro had circulated
IN Madrid and Paris, but created no sensation
private letter from Madrid published in tbe
Paris Consuonel mentions that all the CourseIIors
vi state and Ministers had been summoned to St l.
iieonso, IN consequence of r. Lamb having ,lenap-
tet some oxpanatios the Importance. f In. ,fs
'ubances in Catalonia. and the measures taken nv
1ieGovernment to prevent them, and from determine.
non TO act decisiveiy nth regard to Poruean Tho
object of the Council coucoct and answer 6r
Nlr. Lamb, and regulate the number of troone n bo
sent against Portugal!
The distu' Dances in Catalonia increasing, and
according to the Marquis Campo Sagrado would re-
qire oucU men 10 prevent the Instruction from sprea
ding.
Prince Net,ernick finds time, in the midst of pra.t
political affairs TO attend to the comforts his suse
5t2ic heart The old statesman is about to be married
10 Young and pretty girl opera dancers dauqhtes
This step of the Prince has put the Austrian nobility
fever.
The Pope ratified on the I7th of aupust the f,onc,,
dat between the King of the Netherlands and his uo
ness.
The Duke of Cumberland has returned to Berlin.
She Aigernine Zeitung has been prohibited in
1fance III publishes private correspondence from
PARISH
The Russian forces under Gen Paclewitscb obtains
ed considerable victory the 7th OF JULY oyer The
persans, on the banks of the Araxes.-The latter lost
400 killed, 100 prisoners and two standards the Rn,
slams had killed and go wounded
The accounts from Lisbon are to the 12tb Of Aucps
IN oclal decree has been issued for tue sale oftbe Do
mains of the State accepting ia payment Ronds NJ tho
|ublic Debt without interest
The Morning Chronicle in mentioning the fact OIL
proof sheets of the Life of Napoleon having been sent
TO Paris, Germany, and America which, have heen
printed UsrdG, says ut will curious to comn.re
any OF those editions with that published in London in
EACH copy OF which there several hundred cancelled
leaves"
This is an old story. 1t amounts to no more than
what has been already stated The sheets cancelled in
England erroneous in dates Bur all the err,,a
noted in the table at the end of the American ed;
tion.]
Thomas Young, of London, has been chosen q For
egn Associate of the Paris Academy of Sciences
1t IS said that General Gourgaud has left France
Tor England, with the intention of calling Sir Yalter
Scott 10 account. The cause of offence lies in the
fi4e of Napoleon" The General is a troublesome
parsonage to authorst is not long since he FOUGHT
uael with count Scgur, similar proyccatjon
A pamphlet has been published in France, entitled
she art of putting cravat in thirty four different
ways with the authors poi trail!h
Billings Liverpool Advertiser of the 4,h Septenher
says:-"ihe sales of cotton Saturday and TO day
tHIpaayJ amount 10 aoouf <3Oo bags to the trade, at
previous prices. The narlle, continues Hatn
English Funds Sept. l.-Consols opened at 87g
an6 closed alter several fluctuations growing of the
ono"rs OF the day respecting the ministry the OPEN
ing Price
GTI2.
freach Funds, august 3l.-Fiye per cents. 105 co.
Three per u 85.
PANS, Aug 24-The burial of NJ Manuel tooIe
place tins day at O'clock The funeral car drawn
10y four horses, went TO the Barrere des Martyrs in
order to wait for tie body, which brought from the
,haeau OF hia'sonS' 10 conveyance belonging to the
funeral PomP Office. In the morning detachment
OF eeniarmerie and Coinmissary Of Police were
;the place oFdeparture, 10 preserve the peace When
lie ooGy was being moved from the conveyance into
the he@Fse several persons forward with the mr.
pose OF carrying the coffin their shoulders bin,
yielded TO the representations that we're made to them
10 ce5ist and The body placed the hearse with
out opposition Nevertheless it was impossible to pre-
ven! The horses from being embarrassed and the car
being drawn by ten or twelve young men. The pro-
ccss!on set forward in olerable order AT the head of
the mnurners NJ. Manuel, brother OF the deceae
ed. Among The persons surrounding The car several,
old colleagues Of NJ. Manne were obsei yed There
were twelve mourning coaches, with an infinite mum
ber OF private Carriages. The crowd which olI,,S a.
car as far as the Cemetery o Pere la Chase was ve
considerable. The Marquis de Lafayette and Messrc
aIahGe ana Schooner, pronounced dscourses over tho
tomb IN which tho REMAINS of NJ. Manuel were 10
take up their last abode.
&.crdat--The brig George p. Stevenson. arrived a,
BALTIMORE from smyrna, in SO days brings intelligence
5fan dat place.
The Franks of Smyrna under the protection Of the
> died powers, at one time entertained some apprehen
sqn Tor their safety but they had become perfect
easy, as ali aPpehensiuns Of a rupture had subsidized
IUe intersection Oh the Powers rorne -, , -, -