Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-26

it is not determined who shall be the new soverc;yn.
ureece' by Its geographical position, and the rapid.
Improvement which it may BIZ expecied to make, Will
certainly become of great political Importance
VT ~ ;Iresun'ed, with some appearance of certainty,
Una a prince of ono of the smaller German states
VIII he selected. SINE persons speak of Prince Gins.
tayus of Sweden, but it is affirmed that he has not
9ttred bIuself as u candidate. In truth it will not
pe an easy task, in the present circunst ances of
TIeece' |" ehcct the complete regeneration OF peo-
PIE among Whom there are SO many germs offerpien
.Slioh, and TO direct 1t with success in the career
through which Count Capo d'Istrias hps led it with
30 mucn glory, 10 go short . tine. If Court Capo
Qistrias retIres, 1t will not be becaus he ia weary
Oh Inc fatlgues of Government, but because there
are various conflicting interests which at this moment
ogitate the great European cabinets"
FRANCO 10 said to be now earnestly bent on tho
chas,lsement OF Algiers, and to bave recalled Admi-
raj de Rigny from the Mediterranean, to despatch,
MN with a large feet for that purpose.
humiliation ofMe .TIh.-A ship from Alexandria. IN
Fig! pr, which has arrived at Marseilles, has brought
the following new: eI
"Ihat a great inundation of the Nile had taken
place en- the 25th of October; that two villa ges. with
their lnhabitants, had been swept away, that $50 GOA
nrdehs of provisions and a quaiiity of indigo and
cotton had been carried away by the waters, which
would have inundated Alexandria, if the engineers
had not turned them into another chnpnel.
Extract CFn letter dated liverpool, Dec. 13.
Iorr cotton market last week was much depressed,
and prices declined 81. per Id: from the lowest point
Sales 5000 bags. This week there has been moro
enquiry. sales each day supposed to he 1880 bags.
a sale of 1000 barrels superfnc Philadelphia Flolrr
from the ship, was made at 25s. per barrel"
From the Nan Yors Journal Of Comme,ee, Jan. 20.
by the packet ship Napoleon, Capt. Smith. we
have received London aud Edinburgh papers to DEG.
23d, and Liverpool to the oath, inclusive.
There had been rnther a lively demand for cottona
for two days preceding the ab9ve date; the sales he
lug compnted at about 5000 bales each day; the low
Pr qualities OF American cottons had experienced an
Improvement of l Sth ola penny ner pouad
The King continued in the enjoyment ofnniuter-
rnpica health. lie removed from the Royal Lodge
on the ED inst, and was to spend the Christmas
Festival ut the Castle, for which most extensive pre-
rarations had been nnde.
Explosion q GtsGt YNGnchesier.-On Wednesday,
afternoon, the 10Th Instant, about three o'clock. a
Tremendous explosion look place in the house of MIR.
Parry, the Kings Head, in the Obi Shambles, WHICH
siook all the surrounding buildings, and was similar
III lis ehec'sto On explosion .f gunpnwder. The ac-
ciuent WIS accustomed, 1t appenrs, by an escape of
gus into the cellar of the house.
The marriage OF the Itinss ofSpain Ia Donna Maria
Cristina lie Bourbon, Princess of Naples, was per-
formed by proxy on the 9th OF December, and was
repeated on the 18th, on which day The new Queen
made her public en'ry into Madrid. ;
~. tAmbray, Chancellor of France, and President
of the Chamber of Peers, died recently at his Sant at
Montigney. The Marquis dc Pas,oret, Vice Chan
celor, has been appointed his successor.
we gould simost fill our columns with the names
OF benehcent landlords and Clergymrn, who, by their
allowance of from 10 to % per cent. have shown
themselves teelngly alive to the distresses of the
farmers; but even such liberal abatement of rent On
poor lands will, we fear. be of little avail, owiuo 10
the heavy burden fthe poor.-Sussex I'd.
1.oYDoN, Noy. %.
There Is 4 very strong rcmor abroad-indeed it is
given Upon an authority which is entitled to greater
respect than to be designated az a rumor-thae
among other re~trenchments about to he carried into
effect, the emoluInents of the highest Dignitaries OF
the Church are to be conside' ably reduced, and it Is
added, much 70 the honor of the Archbishop of Cam
terbury, that he has consented to the proposed red,tc-
ton.
PARTs, Dec. lo.-In politics wc have nothing new
to-day. The account of Don Miguel's illness is not
TrpUl pfi- OHYlo & " IL K tn0 urDa nnxro o
Ihe opposition papea p no longer speak Of the retire.
ment OF Ministers, but multiply the instances of pre-
dc; min resistance t6 the unconstitutional nca-
siircs to which Ministers must isay thcy) be driven.
The weather here is dreadful. 1t has showed for
the greater part Of these two days.
PARIS, Dec. 20.-The Convocation of the Cham
ber OF Deputies is said TO be fixed for the second
fortnight in January, and that the Chamber would ba
assembled on the 10Th or Iath of February. The
number of Deputies who arrive ut Paris daily increa-
ses. Many are already met Will in the political as
sCTDbles. The Deputies of the extreme right ap-
pear to have received an extraordinary simmons, fGr
almost all Of them are already at Paris.
Some preach moderation, announcing that al
kinds OF authorizations will be proposed to tie Cham
bcrs, q that the Ministry of the 9Th of August will be
more constitutional ,!nn these that VIC have hitherto
scen.-JDessager DIES Chamb;rs
AFFAn,s OF GREEcE.-Thc Alrcmcine Zeitunr Of
Dec. 5th. states that the limits and political fate Of
Greece are at length settled, bot that the new ar
Engagements will not he published I'LL they are submit
ted to the Sultan, whose sanction is confidently anti
cipated. The limits commencing at the mouth Of
the Appropriateness follow The course Of chat river as
far as Varachovi, and then extend i'll u right line to
the Gulf of Zeitouni. The Negropont THE ancient
Enbaa) is Incorporated with Greece; and, according
to another account, the isiundE Of Samos and Candia.
The protocol of the 22d March is maintained, and
Russia has acceded to this plan, by which not only a
greater extent of t rritory than vas originally inten-
ded, but tho absolut" independence of Greece is
secured.
oDEss,, Nov a5-To our great joy, says our Journal, VIC
have nothing nGs TO communicate TO og readers respecting
the plague.
Yesterday afternoon two fig2'es, Under the Turkish Gag,
cast anchor five wcrsts from our hGr5orr One bears AN Adj
miraPs flag This morning the guard ship sent off a boat IT.
make inquiries, which returned with boat having on board a
Turkish officer; who had several letters for the Gov,moTGenc-
rat ibis boat was brought INTO quarantine The officer said
that ore of these Nlgates was called The Sche!a Rezaue, ann
had on board the Turkish Ambassadors for ST PeiersburGh,
namely, Hall Riiaie. Vizjcr and Liouteran, General of ths
Turkish ARMIES, and Seid Suleiu,an KcGih, Trivy Councillor
and Keeper Of the Seals Of tie Divan Their sunc consists Of