Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-29
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! LATE AND IMPORTANT FRON EUROPE.
| BY the arrival ut Boston oil the packet ship Amc-
| t1yst, IRON liverpool whence she sailed on the 22d
ult. intelligence of highly important character has
! hcen received. We ate indebted to our Corrrspon-
dents OF the Boston Courier and Boston Patriot for
sips from which we make such extracts as time al
lows. II will BE- scen that the Russians are y;corous
both IN Europe and Asia and that Cous antnppe
will soon be threatened, If it be not already in dan
grr.
| G:ent Britaia.-Phe harvest in England ,,p nj
the whole, promised to terminate avorablv The in.
Ijury they had suffered was limited in extent
| Phe Manchester Mercury, of Aug. 10, saws
Considerable sensation was produced here yesterday
by statement that one of the leading companies IL
\ London for efectino marine insurunces had trims
mittcd Instructions to their agent M this town no,
to grant any policies vessels for Russia ,riH
security ngiint capture az the kings ene,aies Th,
general inference, Of course, that are about
forthwith to go to war with the Emperor NichoinS.
| The Morning Herald SAYS that the Emperor Mich.
olas knows that Great Britain will avoid war with
| Russia, ifpossible, for the very nest ofreasons
The London papers contain further accounts oil
Disaster by the lute stormin Scotland. MANY lives
were lost on the coast and much property DESTROYED
on shore. The Rothes- Bridge is broken down, and
many houses in and near Rotics wore prostrited-
fhc bridge WIS splcudid cdiice and cost upwa rds
OF G1I,0O0.
storm the n gin, Of the 18Th of Aug was the
cause of numerous disasters the coast of ireland
The whole line from Fuskar to kingstown was st rev.
SIM wac wrecked off the pier of Kngslown and five
persons persisted. A brig wrecked near the same
place, and several lives lost.
The progress of the Russian arms ami the unset
tied condition of the French ministry had produced
some agitation upon the London Stock EXCHANGE,
aided no doubt by spectators, who had their own
objects TO answer by the depression Of price On the
9TH ut there was sort of panic the Stock Ex-
change, the price of Consos falling once one per
cent This produced alarm and as consequence a
variety of rnmors. -Four sail ofte line were fi,tno
out at Portsmouth for the Observation-Disclosures had
fallen, IN anticipation of with Russia ST. O tor
land an instruction was on the point of breaking
ont a Paris 1t is said that good deal of Stock vas
taken on account of Hebrew capitalists. Consos for
the Accounts opened for $751; then rose to 3d. when
they suddenlyiel to Oh. leading broker bought
5oOooL Money Stock, which Ind the effect of raising
them to 87a. They left otFat 87a- On the nth, the
reports which nobody believed, were officially con-
tradcted anu the money market recovered from the
agitation OF the i5th Consols closed ut S37a5-
Or the 18TH there was further improvements attri-
outed To reports, that the Turks had manifested n
Willingness to treat for peace. Consos closed at
STU. There was also improvement in Russian
ponds. on the 18th they were 9ek. On the 18th
they were at 1907.
fRANcE.-The French papers are flied with thu
most violent attacks on the government Iahe
Journal des Dcbas says the ministry is such as can
not last a ear and that in any place where thou
sand people shall he assembled, there 9 thousand
voices will be raised against them.
An express from Paris, received in London A,o
l8, states tina, Admiral de Rgny has actually ref1
sed the post of Minister ofthe Marine, and that NJ
station in his stead.
The Ministry was acknowledged to be in minority
IN the Chamber Of Deputies. Ason instance of rho
icGngs IN Paris 1t is stated that occasion of the
celebration OF the solemnities of the NssI,mntion
contrary tn usage former occasions of the kind tho
hoeral journals by consentaneous movement made
their usual publications. English letter writer's s1,
Is the state offeelng in Paris, towards the EnoIieb
paT fDr flaIrr al
f'h'es. .9ug. f5.-The following are the nartculars
OF the generous refusal of NJ. deRigny, which are
guaranteed as accuTate:-Admral RIgny, had stop-
ped fanily busDcgs at the seat belonGin0 IN ono
This brothers, four leagues from Mouina; there he
learned his appointment from the .Boaiteuye which
was sent to him by the Project lie immediate so,
out for Paris, where he arrived yesterday evening
and this morning at O'Clock had an hnn,s cont
ence with N. de Pognac where he resnecif,liv ~,
pressed to the king hs Inyariable resolution After
stopping few days with his family he set ont En- To,
lon to resume his command.
PORTUGAL
i.'so'n, guy 29.-'Ihe news of disrussion IN the
Palace 0 QueluZ 1s very current and oenerallv GRO
dtcd II appcars that the personal servants of Don
Miguel and his mother have come To- bloyg-the lat
ter are particularly enraged with the Visconde de
tueluE whom they regard os the grand cause Of the
the change Of Miguels policy. The Rovalists nor
eTceInce, as tho Apostolics call themselves orc detcr
mined to give him such sample ''of their mercv"
as may finally send him 10 the gates of DEATH
Il Is Saih that nc has already received some blows
There can be no doubt but that in VERY short
imc we might almost say within few DAYS the conrt
Of France will send a minister TO the King IF Portn
gal Snonid this he the case, England will follow
the example. hnd we should rather suppoge Lord
Strongord viii proceed to Lisbon early in Septern.
ber.--.Jota RdI. P'0''
, The household Of the little Queen Donna Maria
nave receyed intnofions that their scrviles viii ,,o,
oe required after the Goth August, at which period
the queen IS expected to leave this connfrv anJ
turn to her father in company with hex jnsardod