Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23
New YORK, Feb. 10.

| ia LA1Eh FhOM EUROPE
BY The packet ship Pacific, Capt. Crocker, we
have received London papers to JAM 18th and I,iy-
erpoo to the 10th, both inclusive.
| The most Important item of intelligence to mer-
chants, ls the improvement OF balfa penny in the
price OF cotton
The American Minister had long conference.
on the 18th, with the Duke of Wellington OF the
Treasury. -
an IRISH gentleman, Mr Oliver Clayto and another
| gentleman from Limerick. The dispute between
the parties from the discussion of the Catho-
| lie question: Mr.. Clayton was Killed.
Fifty houses were destroyed by fire at Shecrness
| The wintes is felt in Germany in all it's rieor-
The Rhine is almost wholly frozen over
The King. of Spain still contemplatcs the subiu-
CATION Of Mexico. His Ministers are divide in
opinion respecting the means, and well they may.
Presidents Jhessage.-I'he general tone Of remark
IN the English papers on the Presidents late Mes
sage is decidedly favorable.
U, . Bank Stock fell in London, after the recept
Of the Presidents message, from f27 T. g. n
which it is quoted on the cd Jan. to .Sa5 Is the
quotation offhe 9th JAM, abont 81 as per share
Robbery Of the Mnt:-A robbery Of the Mint, TO
the amount of GOA blanks prepared for soyereDns
| has been committed by person named George
| Keith, man who had been employed for 90 wears
in that establishment. He has absconded leaving a
wife and seven children. A similar depreciation was
committed at the Mint about 80 years ago, by a SOL
der named Turnbull, who was executed for the of
! fence.
Sir Thomas Lawrence, President Of the ROYAL AGA
square, on The night ofthe 18th ut in his seth year.
| Greece.-There is such variety of reports re-
speetng the proposition to place Prince Leopold upon
the throne of Greece, that satisfactory conclusion
can be formed. The Morning Chronicle states that
the Prince ''has refused the sovereignty of Greece
distressing, perhaps, his ability to govern the some.
what hayward children of Leonidas, and being little
tempted by the ambition to fill throne. Notwith
standing all that has been said and sung of the de
lightfh climate sof Greece, his Serene Hghness has
probably judged wisely, far his own happiness
was concerned in leaving to others the regeneration
of the HelIenians, and giving preference to life
passed in this country"
! The French Legislature do not meet till the I'd
March and while some in this proof of Prince
PolIgnacs confidence, the liberals prognoscate from
it his speedy downfall. The following is from the
Journal dies Debats.
Paris, Jan. 9.-The Ordinance for the Convoca-
ton OF the Parliament is issued. Our first thought
IS to bless the royal wisdomt has closed the abyss
OF fear-it has placed barrier against which the
folcs of the Ministry will be destroyed -encefor-
ward the future is ours and the Ministers belong to
no more. They may cast their regards behind il if
they will-tfey may remember the time when they
might every morning alarm the public. Vain regrets
this time is past, never to return Between their in
trgues and France, there is the Ordinance OF
Convocation 1t is Styx which they cannot repass,
and which encloses them face TO face with their
Judges
France and 8igiers The Messenger des Cham
bIes of jan. 10, states in second edition. dated at
noon, that 'two plans had been discussed TO subdue
AlGiers. The was TO land 25 900 men With the
necessary eria the other, persuade the Vice
roy of Egypt to place dispersal body oftroops
sufficient besiege Agiers IN this case we should
furnish the necessary material but should avoid skinp
the health of soldiers in climate TO which they
not accustomed IL is said that the last plan has
been preferred, and that the sole object of the
mission of III. Hudder at Alexandria That officer
has just landed at Touon. After having received the
instructions of the Government, he will return to
Gen. Guilemnot at Constantinople, going by way of
Alexandria, where he will have another conference
with the Viceroy.
/ GREAT BRrTArN.-The Duke of Wellington had
long conference with the King, at Windsor Palace,
on the 9TH There ore various rumors Of changes
in the Ministry. A L ndon correspondent Of the
Liverpool Mercury says there is little doubt Of Mr.
Vesey Fitzgersld's intention Of retiring from Office,
and that it is probable Mr.. Herries will succeed him.
Ii is also said AIr. Uusksson is talked of as coming
again into the Ministry. Mr.. Vessy Fitzgerald re-
tires from Office in consequence Of III health and the
Morning Journal ofthe 18th, states, positively, that
Dir. Herres has already been named as his success
sor in the Board Of Trade.
The same paper adds:-'sTbe Duke Of Wellington,
is said order propiate certain parties has in
duced Mr.. Peel and Mr.. Gou1burr to retire Mr..
Dawson, IT is likewise stated, will be removed Ii is
the respected removal Of this gentleman we are in
formed, which has led TO those severe and personal
attacks upon the King which have appeared IN the
TimGs newspaper within the last few days"
The Standard says-"rhe whole conversation at
the Goyernment Offices 70 day is the Jmoured resignation