Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

IHTee lays I<dGeT from LaDeTDO0t.
BY the packet ship Napoleon. Capt Smith, at New
York, the Editors of the Journal Commerce have
received London papers to April Gath, and Liverpool
to the Goth inclusive
HEALTH OF THE KING
The London Morning Chronicle of April oath saws
1.-THE King passed good night on Thursday night,
aud continued in improving state during yesterday
Sir Henry Halford left the Palace at an early hour
morning and returned his attendance on
his Majesty in the evening""
LIVERPOOL, April 26.-The following bulletin of
the state of lis Maestys health, was issued on Sa-
turday last 1t will be read with pleasure as it re-
moves all apprehension of the immediate demise of our
"WrNDsoR CASTLE, April a.
,"The King has passed two good nights, and con-
tnues better. (Signed)
"HENRY HALFoRD."
LONDON, April ga report Of the death of the
King was very prevalent throughout town yesterday
evening; and he arrival of one two messengers in
Dowing street, at very late hour, tended much to
increase the belief of event which the various con-
Trajectory statements lately published had rendered
not altogether improbable Up to half past clock
this morning, however. there was no confirmation OF
the rumor at any of the public offices, and we are
therefore inclined to hope that his Majesty continues
convalescent, and that the statement to which we
have alluded Is wholly without foundation.
Letters from Leghorn, of the Cd April affirm that
the Comet brig arrived at Tousn from Alexandria
after short passage, had brought the promise of the
of the Paca of Egypt in the reduction
of the Barbary States
There general illumination of the public bull
dlngs in London on the ssd, in honor of the Kings
with hs shpp p e without exception de-
LONDON, April Cd I'm the of to-day, six
foreign mails have arrived. That from Paris brought
letters of Wednesday, which mention that the alarm
occasioned in the first instance by the arrival of ex
presses from London with the news of the indisposi-
ton of the King of England had IN a great Measure
subsidized. but that at time had the decline in the
French Funds exceeded per cent. There had been
some large purchases made by the Jews, well os
extensive investments by the French Minister of FL
nance account ofthe Sinking Fund. The report
of the dissolution of the Chambers appears to have
been unfouDded.
LONDON, April % Last night we received the
Paris papers of Tuesday Goth with the Aluemeine
Zeitung, by express and in due course the Brussels
& Client Journals of Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day. The Moniteur contains the first official notice
in the usual from of Royal Ordinance, rf the an
pointment of the Count be Bourmont, as Commander
IN Chief of the expedition to Algiers. The Ordinance
is dated as far bach the lh and its tRrdy appear
ance is ascrbed to the Commander in Chief him
self, who being styled in the Ordinance only Minis
ter OF State the title usually conferred upon dismiss
ed Ministers suspected there design to suppanl
chin in the Ministry of War, and became FESTIVE
but Ill de Polgnae overesI i.s scroles by tellno
MIN that such was the pleasure oftbe KIM. The
wnoie is probably all invention OF the Liberals and
In the mean time. NJ. dc Bourmount has set ont for
his destination TO win his baton of Marshal, which, il
whilst M. de Polignac s entrusted in his absence;
with the Portfolio of the Ministry ofWar.
Sales of Cotton liverpool Saturday April "a but 500
bales at previous prices Saturday hoyday Myers
Price Current quotes the decline Of the week I'D The
accounts by the Canada included FIVE days same week.
and quoted the decline l-3 H. and some accounts I'd
news TO day includes but two business days than
had before.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET-hprl 24th.
Flour continues go off very slowly and still offering be-
low the relative value of Wheat Scarcely any trnusacton
has taken place bonded Gram though averages are RI
sing Whea and Flour are both Offering lower terms
LIVERPOOL MARkET-Aisl 2dth
The demand Cotton ibis week has been extremely limited
the sales amounting only 1880 bsgs the arrivals have
unusually heavy and prices have given ay 4d
10 stained 7ad 8; 1850 Bowed esd II Id with an a,
75d sac Orleans I'd 9td 800 Alabama and Mobile Sid
Our Tobacco market remains doll, and prices hardly main
tanned.
sUMTERYJLLE, s. c. May 22-Forri5e 1f,,rder,-
From letter received by gentleman this village we learn
that Monday night the Sd inst Mr. Stephen Crank near
Chescrylie, murdered under circumstances funparae
led arocjiy IL appears from the testimony of of his own
Slaves that he employed by the unfortunate vic.
tim to pcrpeirae the bloody dee That amidst the mos, pier
whole ueigibcrood fatal bloy inflicted by stroke
wiih the righ,emple The whole amiIy
are charged with the guilt Of hisawf They stead
tasty their and that the miserable man
ned suicide The fact Of their pretending ignorance Of has
fate, although the oeo heard the screams and many other
crcumslapcss strongly against them.
Tue Yorkvle Pioneer confirms the above statement and
adds, that the riff and of the deceased n,py
soued The negro who committed nurder Conducted Tire