Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-07

country the reduction of the charges of the puh.
lie debt and on the rslef which YOU have affDrded "a
my people by the repeal of those which haze
fheretofore pressed heavily upon them.
4 you may rely upon my prudent and economical,
administration Of tbs supplies which you have placed
at my disposal, and upon my readiness to concur in
tevery dmnution in ths public charges which can be
effected consistently with the dignity of the Crown,
the maintenance of national faith, aud the permanent
! My koRns And &hArrAEa1Ea,-I cannot nat au
end to this session, aud take leave of the present
rsrl,a ~enS without Expressing my cordial thanks
Tor the zeal which you have nfestea on 50 nupy
occasions for the welfare Of nv people.
You have wisely availed yourself of The happy
/ opportunity OF general peace and internal repose,
cnlmy TO review many of the aws and judicial es-
adjustments of the country, ind you have applied
such cautious and well considered reforms as are
consisient with the spirit of Venerable ins,itu-
tions. and calculated To- facilitate and expedite
the administration of justice.
'Ton hare removed tlecivl disqualacaops which
anecten numerous and important classes of my pea-
CIV bile declare, on this solemn occasiou NV fx-
ed intention to maiDtan to tbs ntgpos of my power
the Protestant reformed religion, established BIZ law
let at The tine express nv earnes hone that
the animosltes which have prevailed on account of
religious distinctions may be forgotten, ard the de
cIsion or Parliament With respect those distinctions
having been bly, pronounced, my faithful sub
Ilecs VIII unite With me in advancing the gseat OBJ
Ject contemplated by the Legislatures and promoting
that spirit of domestic concord und peace which con-
stitutes the basis of our national strenoth and
happiness. %
LIVERPOOL, Jaly al 1t is with the deepest regret
we again avert to the melancholy accounts which
dnly reach US from lreland the elements of disorder
are rapidly becoming more and more powerful and
we fear they will shortly be embodied in an effort or
series of efforts, which may all deeply dcpore.
ALGlERs.-A letter from General Rourmont, da-
ted La Casauha, July 9Th, statos that the taking Of
Agiers seemed necessarily lead to the submission
os all parts of the regency The Dey has ex-
pressed wish TO so and settle al Leghorn. Conf
dence beginning to return and MANY of the
uDonet To hnua fund
says the General, an Immense quantity Of powder,
cannon halls, &c and above 1000 peices of cannon,
almost all bronze The letter concludes follows.
We have hardly $50 fever patients In the army.
The number of men put hors de combat the 5,h
is 9 300 400 are dead 900 wounded have been
sent to the hospaals---Here EGYPT, they soon
recover. Most ofhe ats,ers of those who have shed
their blood for the country and The King, Will be
more fortunate than am NV I'd son had received
a severe wound in the battle of the 94th. When
had The honor to inform your Excellency of this,
was full of hopes of preserving him. this hope has
been deceived; he has just expired The army loses
a brave soldier, lament excellent son I beg
your eXceilency tell the King, tina, though struck
by this family misfortune shall fnh6l, with no less
vigoY. the sacred duties which his confidence i'm
poses upon me have the honor to be- SIC.
lSigned] Count de BouRmoNT.
ESpernnenB made in various parts of Rxssaa to
cultivate American tobacco have, it is sald been at
tended WITH coDsp4ete suroeas
IRELAND Some of the recent accounts from ire
land state that misery had, places, attained
its might, he inha blpnts of particular Districts ha
wing actually dispersed themselves in search of char
Ity and TODD covering the country with moving inn
ages of famine and disease.
FRANCE Our advices from Paris TO the eve1-
ing of July 2lst. Up to that date, 1914 Deputies had
been returned They thus cassed in the Messa-
ger des Chambres-Oppositian e53; Minsterisl $780,
Lorger (neurrals, presume purty IL: thus CIV
ing majority against Ministers of nearly 2 TO-
Among the cap,ives delivered at the taking of Al
yeaIs in captivity Phey have been hsprihsy multi
a'ed by the burba,ians, who have made them endure
dreadful tsrne Tas aprpg 'bs.r long captivity
TIE sales of Cotton ending evening amount
to Is, 200 bales, of all descriptions
About 1000 bales of American have been taken specua-
,ion curing the week and the import line 100
baSsmsnce the ls of Janoa reaohos 10000 against
ss 600 baIee Us '''''''e '''" u ''a'es
In early par, the week. a few thousand bb Of bon
ded Flour changed ians 5ls Sd up 3d. per the
subsequent fine weather has checked operations beaded
$50 hhds wholly to consumers wv ''''' 40
Evenns-21oo bales Cotton sold day. 1000 bbls.
Although the prices of London gid July had
not ren so far decline of the duty had new
er'heiess a tendency TO advance.
LATER PROM ORANGE
BY the packet snip Bxtio, Capt. Urouhart, at New
York, from Havre, the editors Of the Evening Post
have received HaVre papers to the 22d and Paris to
the Goth inclusive.
pbe French elections proceed as they berup TIE
majority increases every where.
Among the French slaves set at liberty by the cap
t,lre of Algers is one Beraud, who taken at
twelve year of age by the pirates and confined in
the prison where the Algerinse ksep their slaves.
He had been about 26 years FROM TsuEan his ma
tive town. and thooght to have persisted. On
bis return he found hrs old mother alive.
a government despatch had bsen received at peu-
Ion ordering the Medea and Thetis rigatos the PeTle
slooP, and the brig Alude. togather with tho bomb
vessels in the road stead to put to as promptly
possible; and that there ght be no DELAY in re-
fitting and victuang them
Paris article Of The goth July says, tesgrapfe
despatch has been received the office of the WINS