Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-07

unhaprlness to be Mt war, rely auy rccip
rocal principle of moderation and justice. Ali the
bonds existing between them and the neutral powers
are broken. Approach to the and entrance into
the ports & islands, though situate at the staDc
leagues from the station of their sGodroDs have been
prohibited by simple proclamation. Thus the Eng
sh Government has hitherto opposed to every paw
er, according to It's particular position maxim inju
rlous to It's honour and subversvc To all Its rights
1t now attacks them all together and the more COM
petely TO attain its end directs its blow against moral
ity ITSELF and If may speak, against the religion
of public law. I'm every country, and at ali times,
the ministry of diplomatic agents wa, hod il vencra
| ton amongst Ministers of peace. organs OF
Cancellation, their presence Is omen OF wisdom, OF
ljsstce, and happiness. They speak, they but to
terminate, or prevent, those fatal Differences which
divide princes and degrade people by the passions,
murders, and miseries, winch the offspring ofwar
Such Is the object oil the diplomatic nn.stry and it
must he said that it is to the observance of the du-
ties imposes, is to the generally respectable cha
-acter of the men who exercise this sacred ministry in
Europe, that it the glory and the happiness it
enjoys: but these happy effects torment the jealous
ambition of the only government which makes itself
an interest in the ruin the shame and the servitude
of other governments. They wish that diploma tic
ministers should be the insigutorsUf plots the
of troubles the directors and regulators of machina
tons. vile spies. cowardy seducer they order them
to foment solutions, to provoke and pay as,as-
snatiOn; and they pretend to throw over that lna-
NOUS ministry the respect and iuvola,lty which he
long to the mediators of kings ad the paci6cators of
nations Diplomatic ministers, says Lord Hawkes.
CuFy, ought not to cnnspre the cDuntrv where
they reside, against the laws OF that COUNTY,; but they
are not subject In the same rules with respect to
states at which they not accredited Admirable
restrictions! Europe will swarm with eonspi-a tors
out the defenders of public right must complain
i'hcre VIII always be some local distance bel wcrD
IT,, leader ard the accompliccs Tine ministers of
Lord Hawkesburv will pay for The crimes they cause
Ia be committed; but they vii have that prudent de-
terence for public morality, not 10 be the in
sgators ana tho witnesses Such maxlms are the
completion OF audacity and hypocrisy. Never were
The opinions OF cabinets and the consciencas ofany
paopie made game gilmore s!iamelessly HIS Mnies
fv the Emperor thinks that it is im to pat an end
70 the disastrous career of principles suhvcrsie OF all
society"
There, Talleyrand! Thorc can be no doubt rs 10
the hcntcty NJ these d4cmenis: there can be no
doubt tina; you did say Ill this of the government of
England one oftwo things, then, follows OF course;
namely. tha, this government did employ DRAKE TO
ad ana aoet an 'inianous plot against The life OF
Napoleon: that 1t did plan the murder Of Paul -
Emperor OF RuSsis tina, it did sport with The faith
OF oiths; that it d.d wish, s:ha Diplomatic ministers
should be he snstgators of plots the agents of trou-
oes, the directors and regulators Of Vaccinations,
vile spies, cowardy seduceIs;' hat did order them
to foment solutions, TO provoke and pay for assnssi
nations IT fellows. of course. that ALL THIS is
TRUE or. that of all the caumniators that ever ex-
is ed, YOU WERE THE GREATEST.
Which of the two is the truth. | neither know nor
care; but. one Of the two Hroposnns must be true
There you together now, dear and loving friends;
they t the Paris newspapers speak truth) anxious to
embrace you. and you anxious to embrace them
and now, sweet companions. remain locked IN encb
others arms, until !, next week endeavour to show
the tr'e causes OF this happy reconciliation And in
the mean" lille, ] am, with feelings such US man
iiAc me ought to entertain towards Ike you,
:. VIM. COBBETT.
From the .a1o York Duly .adpertiss, Of December,
LATEST FROM THE PLATA.--We have ,e-
ceved, via Bal''re' from our correspondent at Mon
tevIdco, our files of papers from thai place 20 he 25th
oil Septeinher, and from Bucnns Ayres to he Goth
Inc Government Of Buenns Ayres. in June last
passed decree which "" s;ihlon,) for the appoint
inert vi military and civil governor fthe Falkland
ana adjacent islands, including Terra del Puego; and
proclamation has been issued, signed Lewis Yer
net. which will also he found below of some interest
to vessels doubling the cape
a decree was published at Buenas Ayres on the
LIST Sept. by the Governor, appointing Cen. Bal
his delegate, During tie absence of the for
nler IN the country dstricts in all branches ofthe
government, and with all plenirude of auho jv and
liberty to appoint his substitute pro tenn in the
Department of War aud Marine. The Governorre
served, however, his authority in the country dist
tricts.
The Buenos Ayres Packet of the 18th, contnins the
particulars of the loss Of the Argentine Packet Joy-
,n SarandL She left the Inner Roads On Tho e3ih
August, having on board Messrs Nalb.o Frazier
Samuel Lyons, Duncan Stewart VIVA. S. Cooper,
Geo. Beley, Dir. M Papz and Cant nnIotop
Of the American ship Hamilton, as cabin passengers
and Two IN the sieerage Abou. 8. &. M. next day
she was struck by heavy squat, and soon after
bed, and began to roll over on her beam ends which
slie did so quickly that Capt. Appleton, and one of
the stewards were unable to get deck, and were
drowned. The survivors were happily rescued by the
packet schooner Rosa. The hull was ct that time
entirely under water, though it was but three omar
tcrs of an hour after the accident occurred purse
of $500 was presented 10 Capt. Moraiorio Of the
Rosa , by the survivors, which he dstribu' cd auopr
his crew, saying he had only done his duty.
Dr. d. NJ. Morens has been appointed Charre d.
Affares for La Plata at the Court Of London
The balance in the treasury of the state on the
18th Sept. showed the debt to be, at that time for
ordinary exDences, $33 7O3.
The condition of the prisons is much complained
of IN the, papers
Extract OF a letter from our correspondent:
"MONTEVlDEO, Sept. % We have nothing
new here. Affairs 60 worse and worse IN Buenos
Ayres, and great number of people are Leaving
H0stilIties expected soon TO commence I en-
close copy oil the circular Of the Governor of the
Falkland Islands, Lewis Vernet) as it may be Of