Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-19

be satisfactory you to learn thnt his 49,, VA, t
DC enabled TO make considerable reduction in the
amount OF the Public Expenditure, without ;n,no;r
ing the efficiency of our Naval Military Es,abI;h
ments Hs'aoiisi'
We arc commanded by his Majesty to inform, ,,o,,
that although the National Income dur;nr, III YOU,
year has not attained the full amount at Will a =:
had been estimated the dimnution is not such s ie
Revenue Psy vi the
My Lords and Gentlemen
His Majesty commands us to aomant Won ,,,.
his attention has been of late earnestly directea ~
various important considerations connected with i'm
ProVements IN the general Administration of the
His Majesty has directed that measures sho, T..
submitted for your elaboration. of which some arc
calculated IN the opinion of his Majesty to facilitate
ana expedite the course of Justice in fe. ent mart,
fol tle United Kingdoms and others appear to be ne
ccssary preminaries revision of the practce AMI
proceedings of the Superior Courts. ""N
tv feels con%a mus, to assure you that his Males
y ieeis cohuent that you will give your best atfen
tioh and assistance to subjects of such deep and
concern to the well being of his people, S"s
HIS Majesty commands to infor , Won, TINT H.
export IN the last year of British produce and mani,
iactures has exceeded that of airy former wear.
, MS Majesty laments, that Notwithstanding this IN.
aieaton OF active commerce, distress should prevail
among the agricultural and manufacturing closees w.
some parts of the United Kingdom "
1T would be most gratifying to the patcrnal feel;nos
OF ms Majesty to be enabled to propose for your
SHERATON measures calculated to remove the difficult
les OF any portion of his subjects and at the sonn
time compatible with the general and permanent in
terests OF his people.
~ Is from deep socitude for those interests that
MS MaJestyis impressed with the necessity IF act;
with extreme caution in reference to th;s ;n,o.ts
subject. " 'A'' ii''poftaht
His Majesty feels assured that you will concur viii,
MN In assigning due weight to the effect of nnf,
rabie seasons, and to the operation of otbar 800
remedy. 0o"''oi or
Above all, his Majestyis convinced tba, No .
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the determination which you have uniformly man;
tested, to maintain inviolate the public credit and
mus TO uphold the high character and the permanent
welfare OF the country.
We have received an account of the nrocaed;nrs
at the contested election for the county of Iner;c
ta a eded IN the defeat of the Arstocracy and
the return OF Colonel OGrady as representatives. ~
mat important county. Whatever Mr. Dpwson,s
disappointment may have been, the House of On,
mons mas we apprehend, lost nothing by his over
throw the successful candidate beinp nv all ocoo,nt
man OF ability and reputation.
-, The demand for Cotton, at Liverpool improved ON
tuesday,; the sale $500 BAGS.
Letters from Spain continue to intimate ~, ;,.
ZION on the part of the Government to send ont three
thousand men to Cuba to fill up the void occssioned
ny sne unfortunate expedition of Barradas This re-
Increment is doubtless for the local duty at the Ha
Vannah' and other parts of Cuba Anv, new attach
Oh the nam land would be little less than insanity.
MT Herries entered on his official duties Yesterday
| uast
engaged there official business durino the d., 40
M, LONDON, Feb. 6.
:, The appointment of Mr.. Abercrombic to be CHIEF
Baron of Scotland reflects great credit on tho A H.
n'sliatloi!' lie is sound and able LAWYER and n
most upright and honorable man
LlsStLuctaon o. the .4rgyH rooms, by FIre-Last
n a, between 10 and H. fire broke out at the
uence OF the severity the weather. being extreme
" difficult to be procured, tie flames increased will
~ r,,. rap'city' ana soon reduced the building
The following paragraph appears in the C,azette dn
france OF Monday:-''Wc are assured that the def
n'tive protocol respecting Greece has been snned in
p between the Plenpotentaries of the three
l OVERS ana that FRINGE Leopold, of SAKE Coburp
Is invested with the sovereignty of Greece. n-rr6n
papers promised to be laid before Parliament in the
speech from the Throne, will supply sufficient com,
mentary on this announcement.
DUBLIN, jan 81.
:. ie. 1 was received, by express, this mornue
oy te CDei baron announcing The return of his son
e1oo,io uraGy, for the county of Limerick The
election closed last night,-"Phree O'Clock II bnvn
just received letter from Limerick. Yesterdav
evening Mr.. Massey Dawson retired from the contest
i rity." - &c MAUI
.Phe Dublin Evening Post OF the 9TH Ian CIV.
ne truth is, we are fast approaching to n c2is;~
me keycnue is decining-Tlrade dminisbino. ,bn
are without rentsthe Farmers without
.naiNets and, under date of The 25th it is added
mat netenth OF the population of Dublin (which is
"oo'' S9o'oOoJ is IN state to need parochial relief
The new Governor of Cuba, General Rs;do ,.;t,
set out IN few days for his post. Three tbonsnnI
men will go with him to the Iiavannab corns ~
queen ee sixteen hundred men is now iormnr pt
Seville for the Philippines. lining Ut
E,v,roo. e-,., ToULoS Jan. 90
hHtfact rom letter brought from NIahon. bv Tho
t Glrce' dated January 17:''A Turkish Am5asSador
nus peea sent TO Aglers, by the Sultan, at the de-
Vi 1nc turkish Government, to settle If nossi
Die, our differences with the Dey Since the Arrival
81 TINS parsonage the blockade has not been strstiy
observed J T5o Secretary to the turkish AMBUSH
uUr Is now at hahon where he arrived in the EDolis
schooner the Peorus which struck on the rocks off
our gu harbour. He came to obtain an interview with
hear dmlral de la Brtonnicrc, about cur war with
ont u would appear that the Admiral was far
.IF tnc lrgates lie Duchesse dc Berr and La Bellone