Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-15

uars Of this and other parts of their forrrn r,c,
from the governments of tho CONTINENT BE hkewjie
wished to know whether reclamation had been ,n.S
to the prince alluded to to forego his position Of mai
nrazation in this country The foreign policy of the
noble Secretary vas singular: he had raised Bon Wig
| 9ei. while others wished to knock him down. The
TACT was no time ought to be lost in elearng up thu
foreign policy of Great Britain.
The Earl of Aberdeen trusted that i'm a very s.sr
days 1t would be in his power bring down the ma
Psrs se'atDg 10 Greece. As the noble MARQUIS had
alluded to Don Miguel, but had put no Question IN
I subject. ~ NFo' 's
The Marquis of Londonjerry.-My question is pisfn
anu SIMPLY th's,-is Prince Leopold appointed SOW
ereign OF Greece by virtue of treaty concInded ~,
the Allied Powersi Has he been asked to forego his
NATURALIZATION IN Great Drtaip in order apcept this
| new sovereignty?
The Earl OF Aberdeen did not think il iucumb.ne
npoa nm to answer whatever questions the nobIr
MARQUIS Thought proper to put, yet he had NJ, ob;ec
ton TO stale, that His Royal RICHNESS Prince enSs
was the Parsonage to whom the Allied SOVEREIGN. h,S
offered the sovereignty of Greece. Some points Of
the negotiation were not however concluded. tbe,,
settled. 1900 '"o" os'
The Duke of Wellington.-''In answer to III,
otiier part OF the noble marquss question fthe nat
uraiization it is prcsumed) II have no hcsitaton m
s'yng him an answer in the negative"
The Marquis OF Clanrioarde wished to know
whether His Majesty's Government had received Of
ficlal notification OF the establishment of recencv
at Tcrceira by the lawful Queen of Portugal; and.
II they had whether any steps had been taken hv
them III consequence?
The Earl of Aberdeen replied that Government
we're aware of the fact OF the establishment of such
regency; but they had official relations with tho
persons composing il.
The Marquis of Londonderry gave notice. that IL
the papers respecting Greece not produced We
ny early in May, he would bring the subject before
Parliament.
correspondence of the Journal of Commercr.
LONDON, 3oth April $780,
Ihere Is Just at this moment degree of mysterv
kept up with regard to the King health that exces
ll3anp otNti of ,rL;o: =
Vlduals, who are intimately connected with the aA-
mnsr Iii is barely possible that the nature Of
ms disorder is of so uncertain character that his
medical attendants are unable to decide with conf
dence upon tho condition of the royal invalid
II Is also surmised that Ministers are fearful of let
| ting the public into full knowledge of the crira,
state OF the King lest It should add to the difficulty
! OF making arrangements for continuance in Office
under his successor. But of this be assured the,
King In extreme Danger and if he were to die even
within ID hours, few persons would he Surprised at
| the event Still, he may linger for weeks op
months
| One Of the papers of the day (ths Morning Her.
a rdicules the assertion that The King last autumn
lost the sight of of his eyes; and vet nothing i,
more true better known among those individuals
who have the renoiest and certain information
OF every occurrence within the walls of the royal
residence 1t IS from such sources that all the pres
ent details are drawn; and it may be adaed that
among the rumours most confidently circulated liz
the best informed quarters, it is said that the Kings
disorder not confined to water the chest but thar
!
OF fat about the heart. Tho levees and draqynts
rooms are all postponed indefinitely. But the COM
memoration of the birthday. will be otherwise cello,
braled IN the usual form on the 9TH Nav.
The fluctuations in the funds have been freuucnr,
but not very great, in consequence of the prevailing
uncertainty as TO the health Of the Ring. The con-
version OF the per cents may be considered
tualy effected The stock of dissentients mdst pro-
badly Will not exceed two millions and half. Tho
market for Greek and Spanish stock has been latey
quite animated Greek rose SIS on the strength
/ n hat fI,n oil, \
guarantee of -se5o0Oo0 to Greece for EIGHT years.
This report requiring confirmation" the stock re-
ccded to 51, and then again to Sd 81 Spali-
sh stock is 22 + Phe rise of this latter yus sun
posed to be owing to attachments having been laid 10
several continental cities on the funds of SPUN In
the hands of Aguados bankers
line papers OF to-day state that France has acredGd
to the Treaty between Prussia and the Netherlands
| tor the regulation of the navigation Of the Rhine;
but on the express condition that tho octroi ON tho
upper Rhine be abolished, and that Prussia repay tt
bordering countries the already received By her
This Treaty was mentioned short time since In
Parliament as an inractlon of 9Th article of the Prea
" OF Paris, 1914, between England and France,
then IN possession of the Rhine, and by which she
expected to participate IN the free navigation of that
| river She has, however, been constantly excluded
| hitherto. AS an experiment, an English vessel was
sent up the river to Gologne but the duties, in def
snce OF the terms of the Treaty. which contempates
only such duties shall DC favorable to the couf-
| merce OF all nations, were so enormous, as
amounted to an absolute prohibition of all inn
porlations IN ioTelGn vessels. The King of the
Netherlands who has succeeded to the enjoyment of
the French rights in part, is sad contends that the
fire dom of navigation does extend to vessels Coz
ming from the sea- and that the expressions in the
German copy of the Treaty plainly show that this
construction Is the true 1t that Franco
I and Prussia agree in the same opinion II remains
therefore to be seen whether the English government
will persist IN their claim, Mr.. Peel in the course
OF debate IN parIment intimated TO be the Intention
OF the Ministry The question has some bearings
hat may help you little whenever you open your
question as to the navigation Of the St. Lawrence.
The Reggie tgovernment purchase Of tobacco1 .oo5r
place at Havre last week. Pbe Government bought
reluctantly. market less active but
prices firm 3771 bales cotton had arrived from New
Orleans in vessels or were daily looked
for The Pearl is just entering port. 10000 bales
OF all sorts arrlved-l00O sold Potash, 1914, sold
at 45fr ohiefly pearls, 45 IL 80. Flour, $50 bhIs
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