Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-27
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SSSI:&aI%a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kss
New YoRK April Give have received by the
Packo; ship Stcpiiania, captain Pe our regular files
Of Paris Journals TO the ID ult. inclusive, but their
contents have already beeD anticipated we however
translate items.
The Gazette of Augsburg announces, under the head
of Vienna that that city had been thrown conster
nation, by the murder OF the Able Plank professor of
mathematics. He 70 years old, and had given
lessons TO The hereditary Prince aud lie duke of Rel.
chstadt ~ lpoleon's son. He distinguished and
much esteemed m1D--'he person suspected of his
murder, immediately handed over TO the trbu-
nal. lie is of good society and named JarosZinsk
and has served as Colonel of the Polish legion, and
Is decorated with various orders. lie had made the
acquaintance CT the unfortunate professor under pre-
text of borrowing maney from him. The Able
Plank was found pierced with 10 poniard wounds
The Austrian Observer of the 9Th Feb. states that
according To recent advices from Greece battle was
fought on the 9th Dec. at Beira ION the other side of
Parnassus) ia which the Greeks had the advantage
The journal du Commerce, of the 2Gth February
announces that France has just lost of her best
citizens, and the Chamber of deputies of the most
distinguished members of the opposition in the death
of NJ de Girardin, at the age of 60.
Two epic poems, announced at LYONS one re-
latYe TO the one hundred days-the other 10 ST. He
lena.
The Journal du Commerce Of Feb 81, saws. that
the frisae Guerrero OF go guns built Marseilles for
the Pacha OF Egypt, and which sustained great dam
age in the launching, would be ready for sea in a
month, and would sail for Alexandria with French.
crew OF about 400 men, and under the French Gag.
The Royal Court of Paris, has recently condemned
par Contundce, 10 hard labor for life, young man who
had killed his adversary in duel the circumstances
ofWhlch are not stated .aaericaH.
The Edward Quesnel brings Paris papers to 9th
March The Marquis de Laplace and Marshal the
Marquis Niomen, both peers of France, died on 5th
March. The former is the immortal author of the
system of the word the latter Of the gallant
Frenchnen who contributed their aid TO indepen-
dence.
I'd had
was no material change in the markets.
NJ de Caselbsj JAG, passenger in the Edward
Quesnel bearer of dispatches for the French Minis
ter. The Etole Of 9Th March gives the follow ing
important article, the authority OF the Augsburg
Gazette:
BUCHAREST, 18th Feb-Private letters from Con-
stannopc, of 9Th nli. announce that the Porte had
declared through the Refs Efend its determination to
reject all diplomatic overures in favor OF the Greek
insurgents. The motives for this decision are the same
as those expressed on previous occasions.
basy glance furnishes further particulars of
interes,.I.E: T. Com. .4dy
Paris, .jInrch Our stocks are at 995 The
King has raised the Prince OF uohcn!oc 10 lie dignity
of Marshal OF France.
Letters from Madrid that difficulties have
just arisen between the Sp Minister of FOREIGN fairs
and MIR. Lamb The latter has complained that the
principal part of the found the Portuguese re-
bcs, OF the manufacture of Serie which are under
the immediate control of and could not have been dis
trbuted without the consent of the Spanish Govern
meDt.
Official from Persia TO the 9Th of January,
mention some further military successes obtained by
the Russians over the PerssHs.
Glasgow, March 6.-By the steam boat from Bel.
FAST have received dcPlorabe account of the loss
OF csses on the Irish coast in the gale of Saturday
night. The Enterprise, from New York and Burnett
from New Orleans, we're lost at Glenarm saved;
a ship to tho westward supposed West Indiaman
crew drowned. At Ballywater, Ocean, from Charles
ton, crew saved-a brig 10 westward all hands lost
PORTSMOUTH, ENG. March G-O0 Tuesday tie
Dadem transport, Lieut.. S. y. Pritchard, arrived
from the Nlauritius and the Cape Of Good Hope
The Diadem touched al S.. Helena. There we're no
ships there. The house which erected for Bona
parties residence was unoccuped strangers 70 n there
upon application TO the Governor, allowed 10 re-
side in II during their stay At the old residence Of
Bonaparte the where he breatbed his last is
converted into thrashipg barn, aud the other part
Of tie house into stables, &c
1t is mentioned, in proof of The great value Of the
newly acquired English possessions The Jenssarirn
coast that samples Of cotton have been already pro
duced, superior in quality TO the Banda, which has
been considered the best grown in II indosaD. They
were flaerng themselves With the hope that this cot
ton would become competitor 10 the English market
with the American Sea Islands.
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