Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

berland with the King, and calculating upon coming
ia altogether, have refused to Join him. He must
therefore, have resource to the Wings however lit
Tie ne may be inclined towards liberality.
There Is another ruiaor hat kcan is dead.
reports, un!avorabo it respects the health of the
Aing were positively contradiced by the Courier of
the 9Th.
The very Reverend Dr. Bagot, Dean of Canterbu-
~ is, II 10 reported; nominate ed the vacant See Of
Oxford, void by the death OF DR.. Lloyd, the late
F1u'tt Bulletin ofae Russian, .4,7ny
Camp before Si!istria, May 90.
I-e operations Of the seige have already begun
aud IN the night Of the 26 the first parallel was
completed. III general the enemy givcs us very lit
tie Interruption in work. In the night of the
sTtn. however he attempted sally in pretty con-
siderable force which was chiefly directed against our
!cit wing, but lie was rcpulssd with loss.
General Roth is engaged in completing the union
OF hs corps before kosandji. The Grand Vizer
remains in his camp at Shulna and ha, only an adj
vnnced guard at Baiarik.-- Prussan Stale GaSetie,
June 9.
Frontiers Of SerUia, alag G3.-At Belgrade a bloc
dy battle is spoken of, which is said to have taken
place on the 10th or eth of Nav, near Pravadi The
Turks claim the victory; but the Grand Yizcr, who
commanded the troops III person, co.Id not take a
vantage of it, because he had received news that
the RUSSIAN main army the march against ST
list ria upon which, leaving "a 600 cavalry To keen
possession OF the heights about Prevail, he retir
to Chouma, III order to be Siiistria, and in
the centre OF operations. 1t is said that the Turks
are assembling large force near Ados and turn
their chief attention To SizebolI.
Accounts from the frontiers Of Wallac!.ia saw that
In consequence of sally of the Turks from Widsiin
there had been an obstinate cnga cement with the
Russians, in which the Turks had been indeed re-
pulsed but the supposed intention ofthe Russians to
cross the river al that point had been for thu, nre
sent prevented. The official accounts of the Rus
sians viii enable us to Judge of these statements
At belgrade it otin affirmed that the Sultan
would go ~ tl.c army.
LONDON, lune H.
Ntt' pas: s.ra, oclock.-D rcadiul rumors are chr
rent this afternoon respecting Portugal. IL is stated
that upwards Of thirty persons have been either poi
sohed III prison or publicly executed. Amongst
them Is SAID to have been very wealthy lady named
MendeZ, whose only crime refusing to purchase
her liberty by drawing from the English funds. for
the use OF The usurper, the whole of her property i'm
lhis country. have endeavoredto assertion wheth-
er these accounts are true, but learn. They
are SAID to be dated May 50Lh, bat the Portuguese.
ambassador has letter of later date than the 23d
send you the letter of that date received he re from
& person OF high responsibility.
LIsgoN, May %, l929.-Our city has been for the
last three days IN the greatest agitation in conse-
quence of several bands of volunteers scournu the
streets headed by the curate of Barreiro insulting
and attacking all those they took for the par
TRANS OF legitimacy, and committing all kinds of dis
orders
These disgraceful scenes have been carried so far
that 10 day even some persons of the lower OF ders
(who had hitherto taken the part Of Don Miguel)
proceeded 10 defend the insuted persons attackinr
the satellites of Don iiiguel, and dispersed them with
stones.
In the prisons, scenes of the utmost distress and
misery Were daily occurring; indeed despair had
arisen 10 such pitch that the prisoners themsaves
had dciied their jalors by singing the HYMN of Don
3earo' ana by pTociaifning the Legitimate Queen
Piquets OF cavalry had been added to the regular
force that guards the PRISONS and those prisoners
who were most remarkable for their attachment to
the Queen were removed to the fnrts.
Every body here Is persuaded that the present
state OF things cannot last much longer
From The Journal dd Commerce.
fAa June l3-lhe Mercantile Courier of Cadz publishes
official notice 10 merchant Ships to sail win
ton, because the Moors fitting six at Oran
The letters from Rio de Janeiro, to the 18th June.
by the Alexander at Baltimore, contain adyces from
Buenos Ayres to tine last of May. Buenos Avres wa
yet the seat OF civil comnotion. The Montoneros had
possession Of every pass 20 the city, and were commit
ing deprcdations with impunty. The difficulties
between the BuenOs Ayrean Government and the
French squadron lying before the city had been hap
pity adjusted and two vessels Of war.taken by the
latter, had been given up. Commercial and other
affairs were IN complete state Of confUson and no
speedy prospect of return to order WAS presented
Decree of the BuenUs Ayrean Government had or
dered the Bank TO be closed. All the shops exceDt
those tor the sale of provisions, had also been closed
by order Of the Government. The only article SELL
ing was Flour, at go to S85 per barrel
The letters from Rio de Juneiro mention that there
wheat there OF the 1000 barrels of Flour il,
market, about 1900 were old.
RIO DE JANEIRO, 18th June 1929.
The arrivals Of the brig Elizabeth from Baltimore.
and ship Georgia Packet from Norfolk, afford us the
only supplies Of fresh -four since the 23d ut and at
TINS moment comprise the only stock of prime in mar
kei which, with about 1000 bbls. old inferior may be
estimated at $500 bbls. Sales of these carGoos are
slo" at 22Per Dbl We have 40 advices ofany further
supplies bound this way FROM the Pacific this last is
now due and if prime, would command 1880 alas
Il 10 busbels)
Adyices from Montovideo mp to May 90, quote -four
ISL per bbl.- Exchange 35d.
Imports in general dali on sale and OF present
rcinitlances, even those articles most in demand must
meet losses on sales. This state of things will CONT
nue. so long as the io'Css Of Exchange regulates the
ptce Of exports, without affecting those Of Imports
which are governed BY tie stocks on hand alone
american DomcsUcs particularly, will not answer
To SHIP to this mdrkct in any quantity; their value is
not sufficiently appreciated in price above those of the
Engsh fabrics, which latter can be afforded at far