Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-27
FOREIGN.
I.ATEsT FROM ENGLl

We learn verbally says the Amerlcunl from Capt
G. that tho weather had been wet and unayorable
for the growing harvest, for sumo days previous
his sailing, and that he experienced the same kind of
Weather for ton days after he left Liverpool Amer
icaD Flour in bond was worth from 3Is 62s al Iiv
erpool on the evening of the 10Th July.
The Cotton MAJ ket, it viii he seen, continued to
improve.
The London correspondent OF the liverpool Jour
nal, under dac of July 8, seven o'clock p. 1t.
follows:-
"a change of ministry is contemplated Us thing
of course. and reports abroad ofhs Majestys pre-
objection for the paryswith which Lord Holland
snally acts Mr. Hnskissons party issued, in
the form Of a pamphlet, violent philippe against
the premier, but it is doubtful If the Canningites
could form efficient administration among them
selves
In opposition to tins rumour, however, the London
FINES has the annexed paragraph
The King and ate .Hinistry.-We relate facts cool
y, and are no part.sans. excepl of the general wei
fare of the empire. But the Kings is tow
er of strength" and proper, il there be frmncss
and consistency in his MaJesty-of winch we hav no
donbt.-thatali parties should know what they have
to expect. The King, on receiving the Ministry,
spoke, here is believe. words his fleet
~ atm glad to soc you, both collectively and ndi-
,vidually: have approved. and do approve OF your
measures and YOU have had, and shall continue to
have, my confidence and support"
1, SAID that should the Duke of Cumberland make
his election for the viceroyshp of Hanover, the
Duke of Cambridge Oh his recall goes to the horse
guards. But 1t conjcctured that he Duke of
Cumberland will remain in England tn watch over
the intereets of mis- the Prince Leopold was
recommended to do for the purpose of protecting his
niece.
Prince Leopold is to be- created Duke of Kendall
With sea, IN The cabinet and hs Majesty, thus
rounded by his own family. may DEFY all the mach
nR of the dI-afrclsd -O5seruer.
The Morning Chronicle of the 81 says:
"The adminis ion is BY no means IN the safe po-
siton that has confidently affirmed. His ma
Sesiy was yestcay cl,sett' ID for time with the
Lord Chancellor and Lord Holland: tndNn the course
r,rr Eayp.r IL. Il
meH1bers Met in cnDsula ion Lord Althorps.-
y g Regency question (the debates which occupy
large space IN ;he London Papsrs brought forward
6eD the distinct shape which it VIII assume in the mo
ton of Mr. Grant PreseHts difficulty with which
the .Eistng government finds it difficult to grapple;
ind he king may not be easily persuaded, US
bis present advisers could wish, that his Majesty
has the interest they deterrng its settle
meHt."
a letter from Cozstan'inople states that the es-
change of the treaty of amity and commerce, concu-
ded with the u States of Nor America took place
on the Both May.
dreadful FIRE took place at Constnntiuop,e on
the Both of May, which destroyed nearly four HIM
dred houses.
Pie French HOSPITAL of sdi Ferruch received be
fore the s4th ult 5s5 wounded and rs fever cases
The British Revenue has again proved defcient.--
phe quarter ending the 5thof July exhibits decrease
of fl 76 ,324, as compared with the corresponding
quarter of last year. Pine customs have improv
ed, but tie there sad dinninutlon of
Gss7,65s. Compared with b. quarter ending the
9Th Of April there is increase; and far it gives
evidence OF greater consumption of exciseabe ar
Ocles. The income of s2e a47 .4o3 III; of
1890, 46 7,737. leaving deficiency of $500 900.
Strange to say that the revenue of ireland, now SO
much Distressed, has improved in the year about
100000.
Vhe Butch papers bring intelligence of the cessa-
ton OF hosiilities in Java. The iDsurgcnt leader,
Di-po Negoro, has submitted, aud there hopes
that tranquility will be permanent Hitherto hese
distant possessions have been burden the Butch
government
The last German papers received in London state
that the price OF corn had risen considerably in be
markets. of that country in consequence of the bad
accounts from TIL Netherlands
- lniorma ion had been received in london, of the
final adustm ofthe differences wlth China, and of
the resumption of the trade IN that country.
all the members Of the foreign Corps Diptouatiouc
who had been accredited to the ale King were pre-
sented 10 King William on the Sd July.
The dissolution Of Parliament was expected to
take place the l4th. but would not be prolong-
ed, in any event. beyond the 9th July. The fune
Tul Of George ~. vas TO take place on the 18th
The Coronation of the William ". is TO take place
IN October neXt.
The new King had pardoned thirty seven convicis
in Ecwgate prison who under sentence of
denth.
Great rejoicing took place at Newgate among the
criminals 81 number under sentence of death on
being informed by the Ordinary that oil their lives
spared some burst forth INTO almost frantic ex
citation. others wep for JOY and some nplored the
blessing OF the Almighty behalf of the mercifuI
King William
a great meeting of the friends of Mr Husklsson
had been held at Liverpool, and a coil on Mr.. uus
lsisson made requesting him to Offer himself again
for q renewal Of their sufrages
In was stated in the Belfast Chronicle that Mr
O'Connell will not again fer himself Cot Clare bur
for the borough of Carlow.
The demand for gold has by no means ceased at the
banks of this city, and Mr.. O'Connels advice seems
to have taken full possession of the mind of the lower
orders Upwards ofsiz Thousand Eve hundred pounds
we're drawn from tAe Savings Bank on Monday, mere
ly for the purPoseo Of acting upar The great agators
Injunction .--WATERFoRD MAIL
In the British House of Commons, on the 9Th July,
a long and Interesting debate occurred on motion
made by mf. Grant to appoint Regency 1t was e.
Dally negatived by vote of % to 247. The pro.
ceedngs of Parliament appear to be Of local char
eIcter czctasjyelv,