Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08
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by the arrival of the William Thompson the Lon
don dates, received at this Office arc TO the I8,h u
In Portugal, affairs do not seem free from diff
Guilty as had been expected. The late Paris papers
speak, as with certainty, Of the expected arrival in
that city OF Don Miguel who it will be remembered
has been some time at Viennal his way to Madrid
Were this inelligente,' says The London Courier Of
the 9TH March, ''to be fully confirmed we sbouh
say important crisis IN the affairs of Portugal is
approaching" The Courier Of an earlier date states
that, in consequence of dispatches from General
Clinton, more troops under orders for PORTUGAL
The journal des Debats says it is no longer doubt.
FIJI that important negotiations have been CONNER
at ConsantinoPie for the pac,fcation of Greece:
but what is singular, it adds, is that English policy
should have become all at once, identified with that of
Russia.
The Constitutional publishes in lis complete state.
the law on the press il has been finally adopted by
the Chamber OF Deputies II had, however been ma
teraliy modified by the Chamber.
In the House OF Commons, on the 9th uIt a mo-
lion oSo INTO committee the grant of 10000 adj
ditional to the Duke of Clarence as heir prcsumptiye
TO the throne, was opposed by MIR. Hume, on the
score of the distressed condition of the couutry-anJ
lie read from manufacturers petition which he held
IN his hand, statement, that this of 10000 was
equal TO the full wages OF 1900 peIsonsand that the
noble Duke already received cj5, 900 per apnurn-
Only IS members sustained Mir. Hurnc,s objections
The rejection, by the House of Commons of Sir
Francis Bprdctrs motion the subject of the Ca
tholic CLAIMS, seems to have excited the greatest ex-
operation ID ireiand-so much So that the Courier
of 9Th March Announces that by way of prccar
lion, Teinorcenents of troops ordered 10 Ire
land.
The health OF Lord Liverpool, Mr. CANNING. and
hr. IiusNissap, stu seemed pTecari0us One Liver
pool letter. OF 18th, says, that, though reported in
the papers taking part in business neither OF the
three are capable Of it. or the rumoured resirua ton
or intended resignation of Mr.. Cauuing, we find no
evidence, and 60 not perceive lis probability though
IN lie question OF tie Catholic claims which lie
jaVoufs nc undoubtedly in opposition to the abnet
Loro Cocnrane has 1t wond appear at last sailed
for Greece We find nothing authentic from Thai
country, but confirmed reports dat The Russian and
English ambassadors intent upon reuniriur
from the Porte, cessation Of liostiItics against
Greece.
we Gnd copied into the London Courier, the fol-
lowing notice respecting the Marchioness Wellesley
winch Is rs lac probably any thing from That lady
Lady w eIlcslcy IS 10 leave this CITY on The ron
INST on hcr way to bennington, where IS said the
'''sh tonr IS IN future 10 be held Rurnpnr liza, i,
d' TVS 4p'usb'p IS To- accompany the Marchioness and
10 proceed from thence 10 London yyhere lac r,c,,
beIOg present at the debate M the Touso IF d vs.
the Roman Catholic Question on which t,t;onI :, =;
said lI'a bis Iodshp's opinions have rnde, cone yo,
considerable change within the last six uontl,s-J)J
lin Erening .hfUI ''
Pans, March I've read in Tie Copst;tu,o,
mel, tue following article" According to several
letters from Frankfort received 10 day, the cventa I
the Spanish Peninsula assuming more scriou,
character. We are assured that, in CONCERT viii
Austria. and the Government Uf Ferdinand aud agree
ably 60 the wishes Of some Powers The In(sn
Don WigueIi5 10 set Oat Immediately hojD Vienna fJ
SPAIN
We hear from the frontiers Of Portugal. fiat tI,,
II quite pDsh;, L-t III aie e4uay JetesteG b. DE