Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13


lpearance for the last ten years. U. States Bank
shares, en- los; American s per cents 80, A per
cents 90 a 50, per cents 1870, 95; do 1921 81
On the change In the French Ministry, the Times
remarks Gin order to make room for NJ de Pevron-
nett ID the department of the Interior the present
home minister, M. de Montbel moves to the treasury
Whatever confidence with one party, or whatever
unpopularity with another, nj. de Peyronnet NAV
bring into the cabinet, he brings along with him DO
cided Royalst principles, unquenchable energy
of character, and admitted capacity for business
AS the battle OF the ministry will have to be fought
| chiefly in the Chamber of Deputies, his powers of
oratory will give HIM great influence in that assem-
oily, into which every minister though member of
the other chamber is admitted, to defend the men
sures of government. 1t may be thought by some
that this is likely to lead 10 the return of yillele
but this is mistakes it is to prevent such result
SAILING OF THE FRENCH FLEET
TBLEGRAPHIc DESPATCH.
broD me -ainirat Of the Fleet to the .uiuister of
Marine, Touion May I8, haLf past 2
"The feet is ready to sail, every thing is embark
ed-both men and materials.
"Phe first division of the feet takes advantage
OF light breeze to make sail. Yhe movement
has thus commenced. "-lGaSette de Frame
The Gauges, 80 guns, is To be fitted out forthwith
at Portsmouth, for the purpose of conveyinr Prince
Leopold to Greece.
The Liverpool Albion of Nay 24th saws
I'VE understand, that house enpaged in trode
With the United States, refused on Saturday last on
entering quantity of flour, to paw the town dues
usually levied on imported goods and that the Col
cOloT Vi the custom received the KINGS 6ufv nj
though the local toll had not been paid"
Berlin dates of May 9TH states that the Russian
army Will retire over the Balkan n the course of the
summer but leave at Bourgas as well as at Adriano
m ,e an hosp1al with guard OF one two regiments
fhe Berlin Gazette says: We learn with rreat
pleasure that the Synod has at length consented to
the abolition of the old STYLE which is twelve DAVIS
behind the new style, reform which even the late
Alexander could not effect.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, Nav 90.
French Blockade Of Atgiers-Sir r. Wilson wished
TO put question to the Right Hon. Gentleman rc
spectng the French Blockade of Alsiers 1t had been
frigate to Algers for the purpose of REMOVING the
British residents there 1t also stated that when
that ship arrived off Agiers she had been prevented
oy the French glockading squadron from entering
the Fort and had been compelled to sail for Malta
lie wished to know whether the French Admiral
under these circunstan ces, had adopted anv men
surss to ensure the safety of the British residents
ar hobert Peel said he could give the Hon. and
saiiant member very satisfactory answer It wac
well known that blockade of Algers had for SONS
time been undertaken by French squadron and
"neh II became notorious that France was fitting
OUT very considerable expedition against that place
the BRUSH government thought it right to despatch
1rgate TO remove the wives and children of British
SUBJECTS from Algiers in order that they might not
De present during the horrors of the siege The Bril-
tsh III gate arrived there, and took board all the
women and children except the wife of the Consul
VINO was unable to leave the place in consequence of
illness, and could not, therefore, take advantare of
the sailing of the frigate. On leaving Algiers
communication took place between the Captain of the
British ship of war, and the officer who had the active
care of the blockade, commander of the French
dotilla.
That Individual intimated doubt to the command
el OF the briss frIgate as to whether he could con.
ssteny with his Instructions permit him to return to
take away the wife of the British Consult but he said
bhat ne would state the circumstance to the Admiral
and would be guided by his orders The Instructions
In all cases of blockade, wore he believed the Same
To drnfo ;r& IL.
or packets, and certain ships of friendly nations Pre-
Viousy, however, to the French Admiral giving his
OPINION on The subject, the French Government Itself
nearh oil the circumstance, and immediately interfr
ed There was no necessity for maxine onv f;,rtbor
application the French Government stated at once
that the officer had msconstrued his Instructions and
tnat there was not the east intention of nterrupne
the usuasystem which prevailed between friendlv ma
tons (aear.) And even before the British Geyern.
ment had sent the ship of war to remove the women
aha cldren to this country. the French Government
su tkei measures to secure the safety of all Euro
Peans IN Alglers. (Hear, hear.)
Sir e. Wilson said, he was perfectly deohted with
'he very satisfactory explanation of the affair.
~ inc Rouse OF Commons on Thursday 2oh Mr. Huskisson
presented petition for the interference of Parliament 10
vent second expedition from Spain for the s,Igaon of
nS H~as accompanied by long introductory speech IN
ne look occasion 10 dlate upon the importance of oro
tenng the integrity of Mexican domnIons in orde,
vent shem from falling into the hands of the u States very
Seat seosVeness appears 10 in England as wei,
On la SUBJECT as on the grade of ships built to cone
With those of America " oP'
q he
Jews has caused much many parts of the king
aom The Editor OF the Liverpool Albion observes however
that "the Preudces of eighteen centuries can
not De eadcated IN dayBut uprooted will be in the
course Of me and the jewish branch firmly engraed on
i6e British oak Christianity would, according the speeches
OF certain Statesmen be injured by the of Jews no
PAGES OF trust and power IT, not however, the system
OF religion as taught 10 the scriptures for they temble
hat Is based on immutabe TRUTH and shaken Mo-
.ney emoe for the complex the coapt system formed by
mans art and devise and which, whilst pofesse to have
ING OF God and the happiness of exclusively for its
oec perverted to the maintenance of expensive cumbe
sone and inefficient establishments Deprive this system off
me pecunary support which derives ,tae render
particular form OF Christianity worth following as po6ta
PIE PorsuI and though the hypoce the nsncerc pro
lessor may desert IT, because adheenceto become
habe the ue the sincere Christian wlcng to it with Great
er zeal than ever whilst the legislature will never dream of
excluding even The Jew from the enjoyment civil and political
privileges ~ P''
FRANCE
C1ANes oB Tfb MINISTRY The London Times of F,dav
me elst ulmo, contains the foloving:-
nave received by express the Gazette de France dated