Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

CndUSc ana 10 call, on otn or August, COun
ellis, those men who now the objects of so much
vehement discussion.
q In another article In the paper, the Courier
thus further discusses the same subject:-
latte present. state of excitement in France, and
ID the absence OF any specific information the
mmedietc measures contemplated by the Frenc!
Cabinet, we must receive the spccuations and even
the assertions Of the Partisan journals with extreme
caution We by no means restrict distrust TO the
statements furnished by the Anti Ministerial organs
OIL public opinions there is the side of High ROYAL
list party an almost equal tendency and
miSStatcment.
Inc position Of the French Cabinet is equally Sim
suar and critical. That they do not at present con-
template dissolution of the Chambers we have the
ocst reasons tn beleve--but they continue for
any length OF time 10 carry the public business
Whie 'he Iatllanent remains III this state Of suspen
ded animation?
III Is true,as we mentioned yesterday that the snp-
Plies necessary for the current year were voted in
the Session of 1929, and that they can couseoncntlv
be levied without any direct violation of
al rights but 1T must not he forgotten that the cSpe
riment hazarded by the Polsnac Cabinet is as orig-
mai as 1t Is decided-is adoption derives no sanction
from precedent, nor can its operation be predicted
by an appeal to any previous example.
1t Is, we npprehend quite certain that the monicd
interest III France does not yet feel much alarm. We
do not rely on The advance of The French Finds alone
in proof of this assertion. We know. from other
and surer Sources that the excitement indstriousy
fomened in certain circles in Paris has not vet alice
ted the great capitalists.
1t is supposed that one object of the Ministry in
proroguing the Chambers day so distant is to rive
themselves at least chance for obtaining popularity
by successful attack on Algiers A gallant nation
enthusiastically devoted to military giorv WILL it is
presumed support an Administration which affords
an opportunity for occurring fame under the a,trac-
tive preteicc of vindicatug the national honor We
are aware that this will have its full weight in certain
quarters but much doubt that il will satsfv the
scrup!es, or silence the murmur5 of that numerous
intelligent, and powerful middle class whose hostili-
tV ~ as embarrassing as We fear will prove obsti-
nate
Upon the WHOLE he NAV be pronounced bold snc
Curator who Will venture to advance prognostic as
TO The effect of the existing ferment in France and
a poio Poiit!can who vii. Look on + without some.
1hing very near akin to apprehension for the result
rams auVces are received To the Sunday March
3ls The Messenger de. Chambers that evening saws the
assenbied ON the preceding day for third la
ne III the hue de Riceue, and the meeting nu
merous than the first Before returning to their
provinces they resolved to recommend their the
greatest prudence and hnnnes and resist aen,p, at
voehce aua and corruption by all the which honor
of having conscenoisly fulfilled duty ovar the hron.
and indicated tier country from the calumnes faction
On the Goth of March, % Surgeons Adjuans Majors and
received their commissions expedition
against Ase ard they have had notice the ay of their
departure will he fixed upon hereafter
POSTSCRIPT.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The ship Jubilee, Chadwick, was announced bv
telegraph this morning as below. from LIVERPOOL
our BOAT has Just come up, and reports that the J.
salied on the 18th OF March, to which date she brngs
Liverpool papers. We have only time to make few
extracts.
liverpool, .'Iu~c. 81, Saturday evening. Cor
roN.-The import this week is large reachinG 2s 40
bags, and the sales are also very extensive heinz
2424O bags at an advance of full on Americans 81
to on Brazs, viz 500 Sea Islands at I2a to les.
24O Stained do at to 12a; 1900 Bowels at 81 to III
$500 Orleans at 6a 100 Aabamas at g. to lid
Corn ETchdnge.--We advance our quotations. nc
follows, on wheat Sd to I'D per 10 lbs Oats Cd ner
% lbs Barley Cd TO Sd per so lbs. Flour g. Oat
Meal to per sack. W
From, The american.
LATER sTIII.-Fhe Juilee from IycrpoeI sailed
1t Is said on the 30th We have Lycrpool nnncrs
at 9th with dates from London OF 25th No noIit;co
news additional The cotton market was ST III r;inr
!AyERFoer MARCH 27.-Coiton-Impo,ts o. I 5O
neles. Sales very ext ensve-94 24O at an advance of
iu, 10 on American, and I-8 to Id on Brazil
J" neat was also rising, and the dnty conscoucutlv
was iai!!ng Average of the last week els "a: dufv
postscript TO Liverpool Circular, received bu
tie snip Waiter, dated March 25 says: The demand
Tor Cotton continues brisk, and prices have again
further advanced per 10. The sales for three
Gays past are estimated ut abou. $4,000 baies
Bonded flour also continues in request and spcc
native purchases have been made to some extent
ut the advanced prices Of 2Gs per bril-"
another postscript to the same letter dated March
-" says: ~ he Cotton market has not been so livelv
Yesterday and to-day, but there is still fair
oeanh' ana though there no Immediate prospect
oi a TURNER improvement, prices seem likely to re-
man steaoy no change 10 other articles
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