Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
.Dnrefgar Nssus.

The NevHorlS American makes the following re-
',hs uPoh The present complexio of affairs in eEu-
10y the Manchester we have our rcpular flies I'm,
'"v ne. contents were anticipated by the Brighton We
! =" uc'e' oo.h from our own judgmen; nd the tone
W "'' we oei'eVc tho best informed journals OF Eu-
P'' 'o'e oPnlun that war is vet certain, thou ri
more probable cannot but admit than beretofore
:, ne great cause ofapPrelension is in the longing OF
o i>"sS''hs alter Consantinope. The hope of pre-
serving PEACE as III the dread Of both Eng land and
rance ''a' wa; would aggrandlse the already over
Shauowihg power OF the Northern autocrat
AZ i-"s'""' pu nc affairs do strike us as in a
s'9 e'ouS or stable condition.. The result of
ne '"le ON the appointment of = commit lee 10 consider
oi Tue repeal OF the Test aai CORPORATION ncts bcb
w"e opposed oy ministers aud carried against them
'D' ''cH OF strength III the House of Commons
winch IS virtually The government sor can we NO.,
&c" "a' '"e present cabinet has any hold upon the
popular mind Ii IS loo ed upon as zoo uuci, = ,r,rg
o. sDiens ana Patchesa cabinet ofex pedencv O: the
I>'e hea'u'' The iunoU-s CONTRADICTORY; though
rom Tie very existence Of these rumours teverSA
state of the public mind may be argued do,b
icss from general impressiou That in some DEGREES
mere jest cause Of app eliension If tcre shnuii
pteVai any weii-ounied extensive belief that the
'e Vi tue l. hS Is IN danger il woui grove another
obstacle to Tie efficiency and success of the nresen,
ai'n'h-traiian, between which or rather its chief the
D'Ae OF Wellington, n al the heir pr4si.npve tie
Duke OF (lareGce, IT Is known. ,..ar little cordia,v
exists. The ROYAL Duke moreover, is connected by
family alliance with '.od ioIlaud and by choice 9, ith
the Wiss, The speculaiions therefore unen The d.
mise OF tie ieign contribute 18th Other causes "a
'he embarrassment and netlicency vi the English mi
n!stry. ~
In France The march of affairs seems both smooth
and wise. The rejection OF ultra coumsels by the
Mug ,n ms acqnescahce .n the popular will az in
dca'ed oY the election, aUgur weIl bnlil for e pr,s
?er'y and tranquility of his reign
In Portugal, the return OF Don Mi.,ng!, apuears -
Ec' 70 pave odJced no marked result au.l Spain ne
mains III dah ness and III chains
Sim 10 DE exercised at the present moment near h
EglIsl throne An al.usion publlshed in most o. OIL
p3pers( was made II wall be remembered in the Bous.
OF commons, by Dr. Dunco,nbe, 70 an s.incprporea
oehs, VINO In conneXien with another and more sub.
sahHa person IN te city in fact the fountain of of
ucs ana iononr THIS hint thus thrown out bv youp,
thehnef oi ue fiousc, seems 10 have produced ersa
excitement, and the pa pers teen with remarks SOME 9.
ions some sPortive, on the of ibis influence an,
u't c''a letters OF those who exercise il These ini
vhnai$, II sppe"fs are Sir William Knic hton, one o
the iti"S PLY sicaus, and RntssqFd the Jew banle
MI. iteriies the late Chancellor ofthe Exchcauer an.
no" reduced +" Master OF lie Mat, is said 10 isy,
owed III: appointment lhe first Iamer station /,
an oPPo tune su2gesOB OF his name. by tie Doctor
al '"omeFt-and none better understand wien Tie,
are Ian tis facuiiy-weH tie ROY al ca, was omen tc
t's influence the GINNING !sgeali,e vas the 5Je,H
lhe "'oFie physician Ii IS III reference 10 such ar
iiE icnfe IS ihis, thai writer The London Times
vino gns 2tseth0M. thus exciains-
" !Mngs cannot remain as they are. W. cannot suf
ier me He5nes OF 'iiS mighty eHpc 10 be wIeded by
the unciaaD bands OF a Jew and a man midwife
in order as II is snrini>eJ To avoid any erIreisse-
nle"f SIR William hnisbion had been dispatched &C
co'dig to The last accounts professional visit To
tie Duke Il Cambridge, az Hanover.
" Y. .4ncrican.