Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13

!erings which long and Indictment winter has mad.
,, n,; neuVi,y upon my people; but benevoence
i;wo, us succours and it is with the mos
10y Sis,hca'ieh That have seen the generous nj,
eA'enueo TO the poor in all PARTS of the realm and
IN my good city of Paris The first lono;o
rata rs To see France happy and respected
eIcio,is All the wealth of her soil and eniovinr in
peace the institutions of which il ;s n,, IN
eStahilsh the blessings. The Charter has nacad ,to
noeft'es or the people under the saf.gnard IF ,ho
AZ VI .'y ef1wn' These rights are sacred: INV
"'y " my people requires to transmit thor,
olnte to my successors. '''o''' '"'i-
resrs OF France, Deputies of Departments ao,h,
MOI OF your c" operation in efectng the desired ooJ
on viii reject with contempt tho h, 80 49,: goou
which malice endeavours to prorapa,e Stn', o W.:
'hai practices raise up against my goyern,nnnf nh
stacies winch cannot and wish not to fsa "" +
snouia hnd strength to surmount them in nv Ieso,.
ton 70 MAINTAIN public peace, in the lust ccn6Jonc,
OF frcnchmen, and III the love which they have ~
ways shown for their Hugs" 0 "
Inc number OF Deputies who appeared at the OMEN
ing OF the Chambers was about SEQ NJ TalIeyrand is
SAID to be much broken down, and to Look ver,, old
NJ. de PoIgnacs hair is said to be beginning to turn
wDite. His attitude modest and alru,s. burhIa'
ana ne Is described as having scarcely ventured to
cast ms eyes ON the side where the Deputies sat 1t
was observed. that Messrs Rarcz aud I,abourJon-
naye, Feers newly created did not answer the call
ana were not sworn It is remarked that the Gaze,te
oe france OF the I'd winch conaius the kings speech
ots tue words, (arec epris with cont empt used
by the kng IN the first part of the last para oh of
his speech.
1t Is said the constitutional deputies were to hold
caucus the evening Of the Cd in tho ,.o ,Ie 2;cL
leu, TO nominate President Roner Collard Ca
lmr Pcrer, General Sebastian and Dupip we're
spoken of as candidates. They would also il wa.
thought up the speech from the throne the last
sentences OF which, it supposed Ministers wopd
be called upon to Observation-Disclosures the .spe,6di
ous insinuntlons and 'crrlinal practices, referred
70. VI. Ieyronnct was supposed 10 be the author of
tile last Phrases, and Mr. Beuunot to have comrosed
the rest of the discourse.
ihe Messenger DIES Chambrcs, upon the authority
oil It's correspondent at Toulon states that it is there
confidently reported that the Daupbin as Grand-A
mra OF France VIII take the command of Tho forcos
oy iano and sea on the projected expedition and that
count Gnlieulnot will be his Major General of the
Army and the Baron de Mackau, Vice Admiral of
the Fleet. ~ "
rectly informed, the majority against ministers in tho
chamber OF Deputies is much greater than the mins
teriai papers have been inclined adlnit-tbe small
numb er of 80 is now increased IN 100 ;f No. l'ai
1I0.' ~ 'S' ~
Alctter from Madrid, Feb. 19, announces that "Col
Don Domingo AristiZabal, sent out by the Govern
nent to ascertain the extent of the Of (he
Island OF Cuba applicable to another Grand exned
ton, is the point of quitting the Havana 70 rern
to Europe. 1t is calculated 1.-THE letter cont;nunsl
that to transport from the Peninsula to the coasts n
New Spain, boey of $4,000 men, provided with
every necessary, twelve millions of piastres or
two millions and half sterling, would he reouirod.
and there are persons in this capital who assert thar
the loan negotiated by NJ. Aguado will lie appropri
ated to this purpose
General Barradas has addressed n Io,+o- - .ho
Editor or the Quotidiennc explanatory of his conduct
at Mexico IN reply to the statements made in thai
paper After expressing his grief at finding treason
10 hiIn' ana declaration that he had gone to
New Orleans to receive the reward of that treoson
ne asserts that he had defeated his enemy in every
encounter, that be had captured the whole of their
ariery' although they had ten times the number of
MS own troops, and that he did not capitulate fin
reduced to the utmost extremity by famine dseoea
and the fury of the clements. He adds, that 9no
OF his men had fallen sick, and were without anv Kind
OF medical aid, and that he had only 600 men fit for
service lett, and these were nearly exhausted from
fatigue; that he went to New Orleans in
OF resolution of Council of War, as being nearest
TO FamPico TO seek succour and vessels for trans
porting the remains of his army to the Havana
State Of the CO,rntry-In the House of Lords nm
inc 25th OF Feb. the Earl of Stanhopc brotpbt for
ward motion of which he had given notice, that the
llouse should go into Committee of the Whole to
take INTO consideration the internal affairs Of Tho M
ton lie accompanied his motion with lono sneecb
which produced but little impression as il was os bv
vote of Ia to IS. The Duke of w ELLINGTON in tho
course OF the debate, repealed unjust the reproac
es against the government for 5einr indifferent IN
the pnblic distress. He stated that the agricultural
interest WIS Iot suffering alone and that the fall of
rents and in the value OF agricultural products
small ID comparison with the losses experienced in
manufactures, commerce and the mercantile marine
Inc Courier Is in raptures with the Dukes speech
respecting which it holds the following lapruaoe:-
The reply of the First Lord of the Treasury IS
cCC aiid MOST triumphant contrast to the specch
OF his noble opponent. The DIXIE of WELLINGTON
the man-the greater portion of whose glorious life
was spent IN camps and conrtsthc man " no restor-
ed the dropping aureis of England to more than their
pristine luxurlance-thc man who has assorted the
honor OF his country and represented the person of his
Sovereign, before the assembled mojesty of continen
tai Europe-proved himself master of the minutesL
details as well us of the comprehensive views of
the leading interests of all the great branches of our
national industry"
;. Lord Goderich admitted the prevalence of great
the best mode Of seeking a remedy for il. On tho
contrary, he would prefer going to work at once and
reducing taxation Looking at the surplus revenue
ana the late reduction in the estimates for the nation
plied Mt once 10 remission Of taxcs-such as the hop
duties, the printed cotton duties both dreadfuy vex-
atlos and oppressive, the leather tax and portion
OF the beer duties. He looked forward very san
guincy to an Improvement in the condition OF the
country through these reductions as well as the I'M
Provemcnt in the general banking business Of tho
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