Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-09
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IATEST I,RonI FRANCE.


LATEST FROM FRANCE.
The barque Warren, Capt Snow, arrived at New
York Oh tie ed instant from lfavre, whence she
sailed on the 26th Of April She brought Paris pa
pers tothe 25th If April inclusive, from which we
make the annexed trafsations.
The Paris Journal du Commerce of the 25ih saws
ut WAS expected that the Moaituer of to-day would
contain the nomination of Minister for foreign af.
fairs, bpt the ordinance not published 1t APP
pears, however, that the sceclion has been mnde
and thai 1t falls on tho Duke dc Laval, Ambassador
tn SleiaIa but 1t also appears trt the ministers did
not, previous 20 proposing him to the King take the
prccauon TO obtain Ills assent so great was their
haste to communicate it to N. dc Chateaubriah,l on
his arrival in Paris The step taGn and it is pre-
sumahle that the ordinance will not appear till tile
return of the Conris,r from, Vienna. But will NJ.
Laval accep the sit uatou? His friends have their
doubts Whether he will"
| A Paris paper stat0 that committee is about 10
be appointed to visit ny land and make report Oh
the manufacturing industry of that country The
members of The cornl tee, among whom, is Andelle
to receive eo,uuv francs for tho; oapeiteoe,
will ,Iao be permitted to import samples of nerchan-
disc to the value OF 10000 francs. This privilege
says the editor VIII .pcar very extraordinary after
refusing NJ. Moilessie ~ Import saddle as pat
tern, although hc Obliged himself to re-cyport it
within three months.
According to Constuntinope article OF the 26tf
of March, the Sultan had not yet parted, but the
preparations for his voyarc still! continued md was
only delayed by the fear of scarcity OF provisions
The fleet ready to depart. New capitulatons
had been concluded with ALL but three Of the Alban-
ian Chiefs, tnssein Pucha had coacentr rated all the
troops between Mlriauope and Cho;lmla. The Sui
tan had made TRAIT on the Mosques which the
Ulcnias had not yG answered.
The Austrian Observer OF the !itil of April
states, that the Turks occupied Lavadia for very
short time, having bsen soon expelled.
The Emperor OF Russia was to DE at Warsaw on
the 9Th Of May. md was expected at Berlin in the
beginning OF June. An inspection Of the Imperial
Guard WIS spoken Of TO take place in the neoGbor-
hood of Mnsk vince large quantity of provisions
and forage had been collected.
The last accounts from Madrid are to the 18th oil
April, but they flrIish nothing Of interest. soht
shock of an earthquake was felt at MIurcia on the
evening Of the GtH but it Was not attended with any
serious Consequences.
Brussels paper states that the French Minister
had retired from that city IN consequence Of con-
tempated augmentation of the duties on Wines, and
had threatened the ministry, by way of retaia-
ton, with an extraordinary impost on tie products OF
the two FLANDERS ineortedinto France
Phc latest German Journals contain nothing new
relative to the El;,irs Of the East The Austrian
Observer, simplycontirns the capture of Voniza by
Gen. Church, commander OF the Greeks.
Fsonch Funds! .4prh 24.-Four per ct. Consols
107, 30 to 1917, 80; Three per cts. 49, 25 to 7e so
Bank Actions, 1880.
The disputes between the English and French
Admirals, respecting the capture, by the latter, o.
two Egyptian resels, have terminated in favor ofthe
latter, who has made good the rights Of his sovcroig,
as bclligcrent power. The Egyptian vessels huv,
been carried to n Greek port. Admiral Ieydcn i'm
nediatey despatched vessels to the coast of STA t.
intercept the passage ofthe Egyptians. 1t was ever
asserted that Russian squsison would attempt t,
force the passage of the Drdanellcs il order to ef
feet the Junction with the feet Of the Black sea.
Beasts ofburlen said to have disappeared irol,
holdavla; and PEASANTS said To perform the d,l-
ties of horses. This is rather too tough story fol-
the opening Of a campaign.
The French Journal du Commerce has the follow.
ing remarks on the subject of Prince Eieven's com
plants to The British government about the Loan:
from English capitalists to Turkey, and the service Of
English manners with the Turks.
The IIun6on Courier repeats what we have already
said respecting representations made to the Govern.
| lnent by Prince de LIeven.
''The Russian Ambassador ought to have known
says the Cogrier, that English mariners who have
neither pay nor employment ut Liberty to serve
where they please. provided they do enlist under
! Il power with whom we are ut war;" With renart
TO the funds carried to ConstantiuOpe, the Prince
cannot be ignorant that the English Government
furnishes no loans 20 foreign powers, bat the same
tlInc II cannot prevent individuals from appropriutils
their silver in that manner, if they please. Russi;
has contracted for large sums there; the Porte cat,
anh probably has done the same"
1t is understood. that 1t is not the English govern
| ment that has furnished funds to Turkey; but VIC
| must suppose that the individuals who have done so
would not have done it without pretty GOOD security
| What guaranty could Turkey give, engaged in ,
war tratcalis into action all her resources? Tbe
security would be, to know that the Porte would no
fail Ill the war-and who is able 70 give this if no
the English government?
| Don Miguel is Ill bad wav and is lIieiv 70 H., :,
/ one that is worse.
| LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
| The brig United States Knight, has arrived mt New
York from Plynhuth bringing London Papers Of tn,