Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12

the Swiss regiments massacfed This piece OF news
must be exaggerated
The last letters from Vienna are of The 1o,h Au
gust They Offer nothing Interesting as regards poll
tcs On tn ,8th tweny one cannon announced to
{ he inhabitants that the Archcuchoss Sophia had
given birth to Prince
lRuN, August s3.-Spain is yet tranquil, but
Government is very uneasy. The presence ot a N IA
Der vi refugees upon line separating the two K
doms has induced the Governments here to form Il
military commission, with orders 10 shoot instantly
those who may pass the frontier with arms in their
hands
[ From. The Constita,ionaet IF lSundsy e9thl
1t Is stated IN the accounts from Madrid, tina. Fer
dinand Intends forthwith tn grant permission Tor tb
introduction into Spain of the Journals OF Engiand
and France.
Much agitation prevails at Madrid and in the pro-
vinces. Disorders have broken .sit 1t Grenada. IN
Andalusia, large bodies have assembled enchanting,
'LIve the Constitution. Let initiate the French.
At Grenada, the old seditous song Traga, lie perro,
Cup it cur addressed To Ferdinand when he was
compelled to subscribe to the Constitution of 1920
is generally sung, and ;he reintorc enen OF the gar
rlson and constant patrols inadequate to rep'ess
the growing spirit of discomfort.
AT Coblenrz, the populace have enthusiastically
testified their admiration the conduct OF the Pari
slams. NJ. Forbin JAMS IN the refugee Bishop OF
Nnncy had in opportunity Of witnessing the triumph
of liberal opinions Cohlentz, readers are
aware, is under the governments OF Prussia.
From the CGurier FrGRcdiS.
The Gazette continues TO publish relation OF the
events of Paris, and takes ITS informant ndifferenty
from all the papers Of the French Metropolis. This
mode OF acting surpriGes every oGe but, what is
much more astonishing, all the French and Eng!is.
papers will be lence,orward allowed to be received
IN Spain Without opposi,oD. The King has issued
an order for this measure, and the decree to be pub
iished IN the course o. few days. 1t Is SAID that
the Count d'E~pagne is to become the successor OF
NJ. de Paez de la Cadena at S, Petcrsburgh. 1t
appears that the Marques of Las An,ariias, who
was to fulfil be functions OF Count d Espagne in
Catalonia has been destined another pas quite as
important, and the govcruin mt of that prncipality
VIII be gwen to IL. Tonga. the present Governor OF
Valencia. The King and all the Royal Family will
leave st. lldafunse the l2lh Of next month for
the Escural where ,icy Will remain till az er the &C
couchcnlcnt OF The Queen
From ite Journal DIES De5ais.
MApRIp. August ia Courier VINO arrived here
on message from NJ Campana. the Captain Gener-
al of And4Isa told rs that several bands COM lete
~ armed, AID shouting, Long live the Constitution
"Fo!luw the example of che French" have suddenly
risen IN that province. The p,.S!ic tranquility has
been troubled al several towns and at Granada they
have sung Inc Hymn Of Riego and the Trayula.
The officers Of he Police have established order
though not withudt dficuty and, notWitls anding
the patrols make their round night and day, With or
ders TO fire the people of revolt the abso-
Iuists much alarmed for their li"es. NJ. Cam
pana has asked for strong reinforcements To distri
butte them i'll tic towns Of the province under his
command
MADRID, 10 o'clock, Angus, l9.--I, is currently
reported that of our Captain Generals are to
be removed rnm he DISTRICTS which they command;
the names ofO' Donnell, Eguia and Ayrnorick, are
amongst the number. General he Count of Espa-
nu, have been positively assured is appointed Am
bassador to the Court OF Russia, and will be replaced
by General 0nesoda, the present Captain General
of Andall!sla.
PoRTuG AL-Mr. Mckenzie has informed the Bril-
tish government that Don Migue! refuses 10 restore
he last Brish prizes .S'eoe off Terceira. The 90
Va":;n1ont :.-:C-5Ily consented res-vre the St.
Helena East InGiamar, Of gener osi.y .;;i
refused tie rest. Mr. Philips, Vice Consul has been
grossly nsued by sentry. For WHICH satisactios has
been demanded.
The Lisbon Gazette Of August 9th in list oil
prizes brought into the tarbor, Mentions THE
American schooner Ann, with two passengers and
servant. 4
The London merchants connected with Portugal
expected some decisive blow 10 be struck" in case
the vessels should not be given up.
PheIe are few letters received from Lisbon the
Eth inst The revolution at Paris, and the events
following it, with the departure of Charles X we're
publicly known 81 Don Miguel is reported to be Wi,
his court in the most dreadful state of alarm. ONLY
one letter saesany thing respecting he Galatea fri
gate saying 1t was reported the English frigate had
entered the iagus on the night of the 1.itk The
others do not mention the circumstance; and it is cutie
evident the writers afraid to give details Of any
political events.
Among the vessels detained by the PORTUGUESE
squadron OF Ierceira, an American whaer and brig
condemned, the American whaler Planter and schoon-
er Ann. jill process.