Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13


Those of Department, 172
400 Deputies.
According to the two ORDINANCES relative to the
convocatop of the Colleges. they elect
June 23-l93 Deputies of Advertisements.
July 3-l29 Deputies of Department.
July 12--65 Deputies of ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
July 19---43 Deputies of Departments.
4aO Deputies
Of III members, whose election is known three
who have voted for the Address have No, hecn 70
elected; whilst, on the other Ministers have lost
cahuidatcs OF inc r31 who voted against the ad-
uress' that number having been thrown out by 81
.oIeges' Thus Ministers have gained three votes
VI" Jst Fl OF III Deputies returned there are 81
for Minister'S and 1873 against them
! The Constitutional of this morning has The follow
lng:-"t is said to have been decided at late Coun-
Gil of Minister'S that Immediately upon the capture
Agers, Gen. de Bourmont is to be called to Paris,
10 be present at the opening of the Chambers, and
that Marshal the Duke de Ragusa will take the
mand of the army in Africa The Journal du Com
merce gives the following version of this rumor:-
"Gen Gulleminot will be Paris by the 18th OF Au-
gust,ready to undertake whatever measures the line
of conduct adopted,bythe Chambers may render ne
cessary 7"
The National says-''A report is current that En-
gland has consented to the occupation of Algiers by
the French for 'he space of five years.
Inc following is from the Temps of this morning.
ut was rumoured yesterday. that as last resource
III the approaching eectioneerng contests, Ministers
VIII issue declaration the French troops
Shall have entered Agiers that the other Powers of
Europe have signhed their assent to the war, and
guarantee to France the quiet possession of the ex-
tensve colony at La Gale with the right to DESTROY
Agiers, as rel rea for the pirates The several Pow
ers are at the time to announce their int ertion
OF combining at future period to attack each of
the several points occupied by the Regencies and
thus IN the end put down the system of piracy alto
gether,"
The Courier Francois says--'.M de MontLel deci-
dedy retires from office He has for the last three
days been no longer considered az Minister. AS soon
as his election was secured through Ministerial inf1u-
ence he urged his retirement NJ. de Monthel has
placed himself in false position. Entirely devot ed
TO NJ de Viele, he can no longer remain insensible
to the attacks upon his political chief and patron,
which in The end will fall upon himself He would
nave withdrawn long since but for the personal soil
citation OF the King. He has at length announced
positively that successor must be nominated in his
place. But the difficulty in finding new Minister
of Finance Two candidates are upon the list NJ Ber-
TIMER and NJ Dedon and there is doubt the Prince
de pohgnac will choose of them"
Extract of letter from Havre, July 1st
| The stock OF cotton is accumulatng. We have
however, favorable opinion of the article; but the mn
provement which we consider probable, cannot take
place before two three four months We have
fine weather now. and Grain and Flour are declining
IN price.
| LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, June so
| There has been but very few buyers in the marke
to-day of any description, and the improved state
| the weather causes trade to be exceedingly dull
There is variation in the prices of kind of
| the supplies very short.