Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

ssd 70 the grsabest dansers The Ager;nes arc s;ua
to make every sacrifice to avoid a bomba rdnhentss
handed by France Nc
| The king of Franco has sanctioned a contract of
marriage between NJ de Neviero and M'le dc France.
daughter of the Duchess of Berry,
We announced recently the arrival of Gen. SIM
lander, late President of Colombia ut Paris Itisr.
serted that Gen. Lafayette has taken upon him ~
bring about q reconciliation between Santander ~
Bolivar. a friend of General Bolivar has lust reca;
yea letter from him. in which he positively states
his remuneration Of the Presidency OF Colombia ia ",
Ievocaoie' and mentions his intention of visiting
France in the spring of 1891.
| flour. de Paris, april 10
Fhe Augsburg Gazette of April Ell, contains the,
following under date of April 49,
| "A French Messenger from Constantinople, hrnos
the important intelligence Of the acceptance ofi6e
London Protocol by The Sultan.
ne courier de Smyrne states that the Porte in OF
ger TO counterbalance tho commercial advantages
tend the same privilege all the other Powers md
oy this equality secure itself from the danger broupht
upon It oy the late treaty Upon this principle it is
that the flags of Spain, Sweden Naples md nennsri
have been relieved from the duties and frmal;t,c b
therto required on passing into the Black Sea.
foRTUGAL-A letter dated Lisbon. April 10Th savs
tna MI Brent was about to leave that city and 10
was supposed, had been recalled by his government
not to be replaced. Another report is stated in these
words: ut is believed. the other hand tina, thar
having discovered that they have been de-
| whose incorrect
muncations perh sps paid for by the Meuelite
had accustomed the unfortunate step Of recognizing
the usurpaion, have wished to clear themselves in
me eyes OF other nations BY promptly breaking off
their relations with him." After his departure there
will be only the Pope's auncio and the Jesus to de-
fend his cause" '' " 1e
MARKETS AT HAvRE, April 20.
business has not been very active during the weer
as the purchases in the first fortnight of the month
supplies the demand. Holders are however. Arm IN
,hei! prices. No.hng can be done in Georgias or
Lon M
Arrivals-3,771 bags by Eve vessels from N Oriesn..
and what s expected by four FIVE others from that
port has produced effect on our rates. which ara
very well supported.
The arrivals of this week amount 70 q ao1 bors
sales only lo44, as follows: $3.50 Louisiana IeA al
sous iSo Georgia l8H 49, 80 Mobile 9; s85 Virpi-
na and tennessee 10; 86 Bahia common. 10; IS Sea
Island 47a AZ On hand. AZ 900 tass
Flour.-2S0 barrels York have been cold A. $40
foour colonies; g. other small parcels have been pur
chased for consumption. 400 barrels have arrived
From Engiand.-The ship Diana Sugden. arrived
at New York from Hull, Englabd brings to the edi-
tors OF tho New York Gazette paper of that place
or the LIST May, containing London dates to the ave-
ming of the 29th April.
There is not word of political intelligence from,
the Continent.
Health Of the King-Brom the private I.ondon
Correspondence of the Hull Gazette, under date If
April 90, Evening, we extract the followmg:-
Our accounts from Windsor this evening are Of a
va mas ana
to the repeated inquiries the Castle by persons
anxious about his majesys health the answer is the
King is much the same'
prom sources. however, on which reliance is pIa-
. ced we are Informed that the attacks which the
1 King experiences in his breathing have become
more frequent and that they yield less rapidly to the
strong medicines administered for that nurnos.
MS MaJesty medical advisers almost constantly
III attendance, and appear to consider it necessary
tnat MS Majesty should not be harrassed with public
enars' consequently only those have been admitted
20 ms presence to day VINO have what may be term
. fhe Dinner Parties of the nobility had been so
iayed: and the Duke of Clarence hed refused 10 nrp
sioe Ut the public dinner in consequence of pecuHa,
to 924 otN 'NS
The following is the bulletin of the esth:-"Tbe
hing continues much in the same snte. with occa.
s'onai embarrassment in His Majestys BREATHING
signed, HENRY HALFORD.
N. ] TIERNEY."
his bulletin increased the alarm. Fhe complain.
the Sing 10 understood to be dropsy the chest
Those who were supposed to know any thine All.
thentic OF the state of the Kings health were close
y questloned but no satisfactory information ,vs
e elected. '
Inc proceedings OF Parliament on the esth April
are OF little interest.
D q bill for the amendment of the Poor Laws. was
uiider discussion IN the House of Commons
MT feeis Forgery Bill has been postponed for n
of petitions
I Thare is no Marine Intelligence which concerns
the American merchants.
1he ferceira Regeney-Phe establishment Of ,6f,
Regency at Terceira, by the authority of the Emne
ror OF Brazil, to sustain The rights Of bona Maria dn
1ioria against the usurper and tyrapt Miguel the
now favored ally ofthe United States, has been done
IN due form, and several documents we're pubI;sheS
on the OCCASION which show the principles maintain
ed by Don Pedro One Of them is the act by which
ne Two years since abdicated his title to the throne
OF fortuga III favar of his daughter. Yhe second Is
an act Of June 18th 1920, in which he declares Por
tuga 10 have been deprived of lawful government
oy the usurPatlon Of Miguel, who is also declared an
usurper; and the same act appoints Regency to go
I a0ytugds ana us dependencies in the name Of
Donna Maria Ito consist of three members: the MAJ
gus OF paimea, Count Villaaor, and the Right Hon.
j. A Gurreiro The third ia a proclamation bv the