Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-29

iltb sept we give nCoW. ifOjn yesterdays Beu-
con, as many GXtfacts t!,ic and room permit
The Tally Hn IT, saIl IN 3 or DAVIS after the
Jas. Cropper The ship Sarah Harding, of and for
Norfolk, sailed from Liverpool 18th September
C0tlH Gad Flour Cotton had suffered a srht
decline while bread SUITS had advanced u shade in
The English market
England, Austria, Prussia. the King of the Meth.
erans, and the King o &urtemburg have recog-
nls'd til, legitimate rulc of the peoples King In
France, by renewing the credentials of their Ambas-
sailors at his Court; similar sanction Is momenty
looked for from Russia, and The Kings of SPAN and
Na2'es who, from their near affinity to the deposed
march would naturally make them the most reluc
tant to the measure. would find powerful consid'ra
lions NOT deliberate TOO long, the which
circumstances must eventually force on them.
But, Notwithstanding the tolerant spirit IN which !
tho new order Of thing, in France seems to- be re-
gu1dcd by many OF the neighborng sovereignties, |
the papers us that there is much cause
Tor satisfaction IN the temper aud tendencies of 90
mes.lc parties Many enr sned Frenchmcn, n is
sad. have expressed aud continue To express great
uleasincsS rs TO the course which French politics
poar to be taking Most o. the liberal Journals
tspy the latest English dates) and all the ardent part
OF the population. express great dlsrust the pre-
sent Chamber OF Deputies, and are very clamerous
.'r new election Ii is supposed that the dis fec
go would desire to render the Government still more
rerioi!caG--stl to weaken the Executive power. by
Urging upon the Chumber the abolition of the Peer
age As an evidence THAT this IS renl'y prevalent
doctrine quotation (ior which have no, room
io-day) gwen froa, the Journal DIES Debats of loh
S,p'einhc.-a paper which Jealous and warm IN
lis applause of the late glorious revolution.
TIE Reroiniioa IN dte .Vct6eriands spirit
ct hostility to the existing dynasty hourly increased
lie separation Ot Holland and Belgium was the raj.
iyiag ry.-The e,esing details from the Brussels
papers under date of 9th and 10Th Sept occupy many
colnmns-ihey contain animated appeals the pat
riotlSm anu courage o! the people to sustain their
rglts at all haZards, declaring that they are the
strongest party-thaG the government has lost al
moral power-h"t u is on the peoples side-,hCt The
army is no hng-ior the Belgian soldier will rot shed
the blood OF his brethren-Ai the provinces arc de-
clared to be ~ insurrec!on, the towns and gurrisons
only excepted, and that theirs was constrained obe
d'ence. As the STATES General were to assemble i'm
Brussels on The 18th Sept it supposed no dccis
I've events would occur before that was accomplished
On the 9Th Sept by invitation of the Eta Major
al the Burghee Guard, meeting of the members of
the States General present at Brussels, was helu at
the Town Hail. to concert measures essential To the
CRISIS. After an animated discussion il was unan-
nously agreed necessary, and committee of safe
~ was appointed, charged especially with the follow
ing objects. 1. To waich over the maintenance of
the Dynasty . TO insure the maintenance of tho
pfnclpe OF the separation of the North and South
3. 10 take care Of the interests of Commerce and
Manufactures.
The affairs of the Netherlands (says the LIVERPOOL
Times oi Hin are much crnbroed as ever TIE
Bclgiaas insist dissolution of the Unlon with
Holland, and separate legislature, and demand that
the only bond of connection shall be common Knn
The KING has issued "A concliatory proclamation
promising the redress OF all real grIavances but il is
doubtful whether this viii produce any effect Tn.
people appear determined to have separations and
As the army is very much divided, being composc,
Of about equal proportions Of Dutch and Begians it
viii scarcely De IN the power of the KING to prevent
IL, though by timely he may preserve the
Royal authority IN his own family.
Yesterday, (says the London Times of Sent HIN
we received the Paris papers Of Werlnesdav which
contain articles canfmaory Of the pacific intentions
I tie Emperor OF RUSSIA towards the new Govern |
mcnt OF Franco. Its, indeed, stated hat NJ Pozzo
- boRao has received despatches, stating that the
n mot nIS batnr
t,as to be sent to him along with the official rocor
son OF the new Government. The prohibition
against the admission OF French sins bearn the tri-
c1iored tiar into Russian ports has been Withdrawn |
.atSt,iu and PrHsSiG.-The Times announces the
alportait fact Of the actual recognition of Iouis
Philippe, king % The French, by he Emperor of
Austria and the King OF Prussia. The recognition
ny Both these powers was on It's way to Paris via
Berlin. Count Lobnli, the French ~ mister. has
5een most gFacously received by the King Of Prus-
sa
fsHssn.-f; appears by accounts from ST. Peters |
burg ofhc 25 b OF August, that the Emperor of
Hnssla had recalled his incrdct against Fench YES
sci; 6cArjng the tricolOured flag His Imperial Ma
sly has issued order that all ships bear the
tr-coioured dag may now enter the ports of Russia
Ihs decision was in consequence OF the arrival of the
messenger bearing the letter from Louis Philip an
Anuncing his accession TO the Throne Of France
" G have 80 doubt that formal recognition will he
made Immediately by Nicholas, and forwarded with
al; speed to Paris
f''s9sin According to letters Of the Sd instant
rem JeipsIc symptoms of instruction have also aD-
reared there, but as III the Prussian towns on the
Chine, the spirit of revolution makes yet but sor
~ tgufc The Disturbances at Leipsic occurred on
the night bel4eeen the Cd and Sd inst, bat did not
last more han three hours having been virtually put
down within that time by the prompt interference Of
The prince and the military.
The trial Of Polgnac and the other Ministers
will commence before the Chambers of Peers in
October lie Yoieur.
The ErRoya' Fhnn{y Of france The period
i'r which the ext Royal Family Will remain at Lul-
worth Case. or even 10 England, is net vet known
and tse e%as themselves say hat guiic uncer-i
ain, aild depends upon circumstances which they can.
not control i would seem, however from their
f.oyemcu and arrn0Ecments that hey anticipate a
residence nrtc OF somG little duration CHARLES
Keeps himself much secluded, and ,I,lol ventures
oayond tie pTec.'c's Of lie park. On Monday he
pr"ceeGel for the first time shooting excursion
with ibe Duke Of ADgouleme, aud accompanied BY