Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-30
VIRGINIA, FRIDAY MORNING, July 80. Iaso

"a. . O CLOCK yesterday, the mercury in thernome-
ers buildings on Main street was up to from 90 to
~ desrees-higter than any previous day this sea-
son YIN ohockoe Fill it rose degree or two biua-
el. In .fs evening we had fine shower of rain for
ABOUT an hour 1t came from the northwest and passed
Oh enthusiastically with strong breeze, which tenn
pered the atmosphere considerably. Never was n
shower of rain more grateful
10 P. Mt commenced rain;no ,oo;, on hon.
ago, accompanied with thunder and l,ohtmpo and
still continues, with the prospect Of be;pn s+,loa
rain.
Capt. Clnpham, from Port au Prince, Informs that
inc hr. brig Helen McGregor had arrived there from
Cafthagena, having left that place On tho 9s,f L..
The Captain reported that Bolivar was to sail tho
next day IN the British packet for Jamaica His hor
gage, DC. was on board.
FRANcE.-The London Quarterly Review closes
nm article on the political condition and prospects of
France, with the following remarks:
We think it is hardly possible to doubt that unless
fhe existing government adopts, and succeeds in car
ry'ng INTO effect, some very decisive measure in the
course of the present yeartherc will ense another
burst of convusion;-and Napoleon has left no saw
ing OF more ndisputahle truth behind him. than that
a revolution IN France is revolution in Europe,
One of two things must happen:-Charles x will
=
will usurp the sovereigntv and either overturn the
throne by sheer force they did before, or reduce
tue Wearcr OF the crown to sort of president of
their democracy There is no longer any inte1me-
date class between these estates: and one or the
o,ner' 1T seems manifest, must, ere long, gain the
clear ascendencv.
From The Ns,o York Commercial of Suburban
EXON GlBRALTAR.-Th brig Ocean which
arrived on Thursday, brought Gibraltar papers to the
II. 1nDoN that SIro
ship news sent up from that vessel as having passed
Gibraltar consisted of steamboat and few vessels
from Atlantic ports The following extra ct contains
the horrible Intelligence of the murder of two French
crews What can the Turkish snldicry of Airiers en-
pect bus determination, should the expedition be sue
cessiul?
malta, June 2.--The following instance of a
most barbarous outrage committed hv the people of
enc territories OF the Dey of Algiers, the crews of
Two unfortunate ships of the French Navy has been
communicated to us through Capt. Hastings of FL NJ
brig Ferrot who arrived here from thence on the goth
ultimo
Chthe GOTH Capt Hastings arrived Off Algiers
Wtn letters from Wee a din iral Sin E'uteny MALCOLM
to the prench commander bloCkading the port 1t
seems that French brig with dispatches from Tou-
ion' mad fallen In with another brig of the blocka
dng squadron, which offered TO conduct her TO their
Commodore; but in consequence of the thick 81 for
gy weather, they bo, h shore the nth and the
French commander knew not what'was the fate of
their crews, when Capt. Hastings arrived Permission
was granted 10 the Ferret to enter. the
port and Capt Hastings had the horror of LEARNING
on his arrival ut the residence of the British Consul
that 10 heads of His Most Christian Maiesty's sal
Tors had been brought the Deys palace. and that
the Senior Captain and eight men were all that had
been brought into the town alive NOTWITHSTANDING
this dreadful slaughter less than 20 men were mis-
sing, who 1T is supposed have been massacred as a
reward of 200 dollars is offered for every head of n
Frenchnlan This information was obtained OH the
spot from the foreign Consiils resident in Ariers
some OF whom had seen the Erenchmens heads niled
up thus harhGrousy, and others had spoken with the
Senior French Captain whose recital and miraculous
escape was enough TO make the blood thrill while tell
ing
We find the following extracts in tho morning pa
pers.
mo part of the expedition was to be seen off All
gers, OF the 8th Inst June;l but by vessel arrived
ms day 1t is known that great many sail were des
cried OFF the Balearc Islands, steering to the south
ward, on the 90 and e9tn ult ana that it blew very
nara from the southwest three days after'
paper of the 3Ist May says-'sIt appears by
an official communications from the Spanish consul at
Agiers that on the 9Th, eight or ten Xebecks were
lifting ont To harrass the French commerce. Another
paper says, Accounts from Algiers to the 2stb Nav
state that the Foreign consuls had resolved no, to
leave the place during the expected attack from the
French
From The Boston Petri0j Of Thursday.