Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08

'~"N'' os'iti hta.Iu sFauUaitN ll-
proves On the 10Th it stated that he ''can
waik without difficulty from apartment 10 another
'ne use Oh ms right leg being IN great measure
s'oreu 10 MN" Ii does no, appear that any measures
nau oeeh taken oI supplying his place al the head Of
the ministry, though various conIcr,urcs were aluat
Mr. tanning had been again confined by severe in
disposition from The llih 10 the 2Ch, and Mr.. Iiuss-
son also for nearly the Period. 90 tie 9Ist
oo'h, Tor the frs time Of gong abroad, after their i'll
ness attended cabinet council The iorcign Office
ne Law for regulating tue Press France, had
hnaiiy passed the chambers, with notifications.
Or IyaIi, the traveller. had been appointed bv the
nrhsh government 10 reside at the conrt of Rad3na
hh OF hIadagasca physician, and agent 10 see TO
'ne execution of the treaty for the abolition of the
slave trade.
The report had been again revived that the King
was turning his thoughts TO ma,rnon,.
Al meeting of Directors Of the Bank of Eng land
hiarch 20 half yearly dividend Of J per cent was
declared. In answer 10 an enquiry by proprietor,
Tue chairman stated that the amount of crcu aton,
including that of The branch bank, was II millions
the discovery ship Ilecla, Cayt. Parry, was ready
70 san from Deptford, March 25, on voyage to West
oPhlheTgcn, and the North Pole, and was expected
10 take her hnal departure from Sheerness, the Nore
The hrst week III April. She TO go unattended BY
any o'uer vessel She has complement Of G4 men,
ane carries provisions for 10 months.
BERMEN, March ) The Weser has risen 10 an &,
farming height and is still rising as it has nearly
reached the highest point at which the bikes afford
protection, we must be prepared for distressing ac-
counts OF foundations.
I
happily taken place. The dikes have given way in
several places, and the water is rapidly OVERLOOKING
The country. Last night the wafer rose above the
bikes of the Weser and this morning at l. began ran
idly to fall, because the bikes had gyeu way in two
places Last night the water is said to have been "a
ieet ) inches This moment 4 o'clock) already be-
low 10 feet
MADRID, March 1.-THE Portuguese having adj
vanced IN three columns the nsurgen divisions OF Ma
gessi and Monte Allegro penetrated ato Srain by a.
Della Noso and ST Anne. They were not allowed to
pass the frontiers till after they had laid down tl,er
arms on the Portuguese territory.
The division OF Tclles Jarado was dsarmed on the
Spanish territory, into which il had just penetrated
towards the right by place named Constantine
The insurgents were marched in the morning of the
9Th, towards tie depot which is assigned them in the
territory of La Rioja, the confines of Old CASTLE
and Arragon.
The Portuguese thus disarmed, and estimated at
3uuo men, are the following regiments, viz: the 9th
It'll, 18th, 18th, 2ls and ed Infantry, of the line the
4lh and 9th of light Infantry and the 2, 6h 9th and
9Th of cavalry.
Orders have been sent TO Gen. Mormet. that the
arms laid down on the Spanish territory are TO be i'm
Inedia1eiy delivered up 10 the Portuguese authorities
on the frontiers, on their giving receipt for them.
LONDON, March 81.
Tie Earl of LiyerpooL-The account piysn vester
day morning by Dr. brewer visiting his noble pa
tient was not SO favorable the account given on
former days, the Doctor stated that Lord LIVERPOOL
had passed but an indifferent night but in other res
poets much the same"
Mr.. Secretary Canning.-The health of the Rjrb,
Hon. Secretary is nearly restored.
MIR. Canning was busly engaged during great
part otyesterday at the Foreign Office, Iansacting
business with number of the Foreign Ambassadors
and Ministers, among whom Monsieur Falck
The Ambassador from the Nche, lands; and Mr. Gala
tin, the American Minister.
Mr. Secretary Peel had an interview with Mr. Sec.
retaty Canning in the afternoons; Viscoun, Granville
also visited MIR. G.. yesterday.
STIYBNA, Jan 20.-On leaving Corfu we proceeded to
sna. On our way touched Hydra and Spezziu Hydra
ri hitfE Snpy
lion They had six pira,ica 10 gun briggs
You Judge from this nuer me chant shppnp s
IN the Levani On arriving at Egina we found Commo-
nre iIamton also the Zeb,a. All the members ST tile
Government We're at Egina, had yet elected new
members in the room of the The greatest division
reign among them and is impossible foresee the result of
heir assembling. You would hardly credit influence
captain Hamilton possesses Ge.a. He intends
remaining at 1Egna until tile Government is formed
The Greek gae 1.-THE Elas) was still at Ecna: she
had only 200 men on board--her complement 600 Capt
Hamilton went board of her, to see Admiral Miaus
lie was sauted wh G guns which the Canbrian returned
with 49, The Americans who brought the Elias from New
York to Greece had agreed, on leaving New Yo,k IN
remain on board of the gae r months at the exu
ration Of which they To be liberty remain on
board The Elias, III the Greek service, quit rccev
ing ~ The latter ease, three months pay Their passage
was % days instead of % formerly stated All the sea-
mci' on arriving at Napol, requested their DISCHARGE
as also the bounty agreed upon. They wrote to
Mr. Conossvl os who answered them very inrenuouxIv
% saying that tie Greek Government was poor whereas
The American Government rich 6 would hot refuse to
'N'''J lhc nc Sdlt OF their
y would consider themselves too happy in having such
an Opportunity of aordiug fresh proof the iniccs,
hey took Ia the affairs OF Greece. Necessity Obliged the
american seanen TO Content hcmscvs with such plausi
oe reasons, as also to hasten their departure; Greeks
having is said refused TO victua them any logc Some
" "en' are OIL beard the American Opta but
Inc greater part OF them have returned to New York
London, .Uarch 2i.-The demand for cotton l,oo,s
steady the sales this week amounting to 600 bs les
mt IN consequence of the continuance Of heavy sun
plies, have rcceded ID per 10.
COMMODORE PORTEH.
Inc latest news from Key West to this effect. Cau
of'rT the nephew of The Commodore had sailed for tho
Colombian coast TO conduct squadron under Belcuc,e
10 me Ncy In the mean time, Com Porter was busy in
Pcrect"s the discipline of his crews exercising them daily
at the guns Large supplies provisions from New Orleans
mad already arrived at the Key with of mariners
Bat. Gaz.