Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16

for that unity OF action which essentially belongs to
Monarchy"
Three hundred and seventy Deputies only had ap.
pcared at one sitting, up to the 9th of March, Tie
whole number is 400
The Ministry certainly find themselves opposed
by formidable majority. We have neither time nor
room To translate the varying speculations on the
possibility of dissolution Of the Chambers. 1t does
not probable that such measure will be re-
sorted to.
The Royal Court of Paris its session on the 4th
of March, finally confirmed the sentence of all infe |
rior tribunal passed in July last, by which NJ Foutnn
editor OF the Iancicn Album. was condemned to five
years imprisonment fine of 5000 francs, and five
years deprivation of civil rights for publishing an
article disrespectful to the King
A writer in French paper says, that previous to I
taking Algiers. the question of giving it new name
is ag,tated and that proposed to call it Carlopo
lis i'll honor ofthc King He advises that it be taken
first, and named afterwards.
The harbor of Toulon exhibited a scene of great
life and activity, the preparations for euuippnT the
fleet being carried on with great vgor. The ship
Provence was ready for the reception of Vice Adm-
raj Dupperre, who Is commandment chief of the naval
armament, and has the special command of the van
guard. NJ. Rose,ual is to commend the rear division,
and NJ. Roussin that CT the centre. NJ. Huron will
supcrntend the bombardng fotilla. The land forces
will not exceed 600 men, much reliance being
placed on the cooperation of the naval expedition
NJ Donation de Sesmason, colonel of one of the
regiments of the Guards struck from the rolls
OF The army, for declining TO vote for y Dudon, n
royaist Deputy recently elected from Nantz-a Ia
| Gen Jackson.
| The alusion made in the Kings Speech to the adj
vantages that Christianity would derive from the
success of the expedition against Algers, is suppo-
set TO refer to an intention the part of France
of reviving the religious order of Knights of Malta
| The Drapeau Blanc, an ultra royalist paper, de-
cicrcs that the dissolution of the Chamber, and a
new and safer mode of election must be resorted to
1t says-"The dissolution of the Chamber is now
measure imminent. But the ordornance of dissolu-
.Sn, VIII appear isolated i'll The .uoniteur? Snch
publication would be treason the part of the Cab
met; for evidently the same electoral colleges,
composed of the same elements, would return the
same deputies-even if the new were not worse than
tile old On the other hand it would he absurd to cx-
pect before dissoivng the present chamber to obtain
at its hands new law Of election. In this dilemma
is ihe Kingdom to be delivered up tn Revolution and
the King to his eXecutioncrse Better far to have
course to another 5th September ordinances and thus
change the of electing, and ensure the choice
OF deputies who will represent the nonacticai opin
ioli5 OF the country There will be time enough
afterwards to give the form of law to this ORION
nonce--and meanwhile the state will be saved"
! The London dates in the Havre papers are of the
9Th. On that day Prince Leopold, accompanied by
Lord Aberdeen, had an audience with his Majesty
The object of this visit of the new King of Greece
VAS says the London paper, ''to take leave of
! George w."
| The Berlin State Gazette asserts that authentic
accounts from Russia and Turkey confirm the intel-
gence OF the pacific disposition of the two Powers.
as well on the affairs of Greece on oil other points
| in question between them.
! PoRTUGAL.-Letters from Lisbon of tho ofltb Fe
bruary, animadvert upon the ingrattude of MioueI
who has treated the United States with no more res
pect than the powers which have refused to recog-
MISE him, and paid attention to the demand of
ttuflon and reparatlon IN the of the American
vessel captured by his squadron bockadinp Tercera
me crew or winch are yet In Portuguese dungeons
Mr. Brent rs sad to be thorough going absolutis
! but notwithstanding his ridiculous servlity Mieuel
pays no attention to his humble supplicatons
The trigate Diana and another vessel left Lisbon
an the 18th to cruise off 'rercera, and intercept if
possible the arrival at Angra, of the Regency nomn
ated by Don Pedro, which was expected to be on its
way from England
| Negotiations said to be going On with the
cabinet of Madrid of active and delicate eharoc.
ter which had occasioned GOODNESS between NJ de
Santarem minister of foreign affairs, and NJ La Cor
pa. M. Iherry was yet waiting for the determine
ton OF Mgueis ministers before returning to Pnris
a new levy OF militia ordered and concen
tralon at Lisbon of all the dsposable forces in the
envrons.
The Bayonne GnseHe contains the following intel
lIgence from Lisbon, under date of Feb oosserrhe
Spanish Ministry, anxious to take advantage of the
rumor OF a war between Brazil and PORTUGAL have
offered Don Miguel force of 10 thousand men r.
assemble at Badalos and Olivenza; but DIR. Macken-
ze, the British Consul, being consulted bv tho
VIscourt Santarem, declared that Great Britain
would never permit Spanish army to enter Portn
gal Thus the hopes entertained by the Spanish
Ambassador OF bringing Portugal under the control
of Spain have been defeated. The Minister of NJ;
nance having compelled the Monks of ST. Bernard
10 pay up their arrears of taxes amounting to 300 600
lrancs the good fathers eXcaim loudly that Don Mi
Suel is surrounded by none but Atheists and FREQ
masons. Upwards Of $50 priests have been deprived
OF their benefces, within the last six montbs--and
OF the 900 prisoners in the various dungeons of the
kingdom on the 1st of January last 200 Sero r;ost
monks, or canons, new military levy is talked Of
and all the unemployed troops which, by the bye, are
neither numerous nor well disposed, are to be copcen
trated III the nelghborhocd of Lisbon
Peace is said to have been concluded bo,,oo,,
Austria and Morocco, and the treaty sent to Vienna
Tor ratification The cessation of hostities is STA
Tea 10 De mainly owing TO the intervention ola Jew
nj hroIt,
Ibey wrote from Warsaw, on the 23d February
Ihat the Russian Government bad adopted new and
severe measures against The Jesuts. directing all be-
longing 70 the order who should come into the coun-
try clandestnely, to be Immediately arrested. and
seRt to Bcresow in Siberia. ~
II is stated from Warsaw, that on Prince Ieopolds
ACCESSION TO the sovereignty of Greece, Count Capo
dlstrias is TO be his chief Councillor
leopold the king Of Greece of English rnannfac