Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

ueteiuen1 OUT ssahles nany be upon foreipn i,ol
such depth ofdegradation." :"
for some time past, several English Missionaries
have been prosecuting their labors nj W.rssn -;
ahemptng to convert Jews to Christianity and have
obtained some success. FROM this cen,r.i nn;..
they are extending their efforts to the otbr. 49,
PAL towns of Poland, and even into Volhypeo IN.
distribute great humber of Bibles and Reliv;n,S
Tracts. "s'ouA
Accounts from Constantinople to the eotb n,
state that the Porte has paid the second nstan,es
OF the indemnity stipulated in thetreaty of Adriano
Pile IN favor OF Russian commerce. 1t is added. tina.
in acknowledgements of this promptness the Rnss;a,,
cabinet has RENTED several thousand pastros The
Russian army was making preparations for re- cross
ing the Balkan. S'ose-
The Journal DIES Deba,s of March %. eays.-.11.
general conversation for days has letter said 70
nave been addressed the King 20 Deputies At the
IN which, after assuring his majesty of their
20 vote IN favor of ministry hoored with his row.
al confidence they that still they feel il duty ,neI.
f nem 10 declare that the Cabinet not sp
sufficient abilities - 20 co"poseo OF
decision, important foreigners was pro,ora =, 49,,
Civil tribunal of the Seine the March al ,vn;o
beeyme presided Hitherto foreigners arrested for eb ,rs.
civil code which beraies French subjects aser 10 os
i've years. and consequently, have been liable to
ny fepeateo Judgments OF the courts and will
the case OF MIR Swami, American gentleman in which a
was after the most profound even an
as 10 DC arrested for debt entering ST Peacir had "a
prospect than that spending The o hi; no ner
Mr Swan may remark has been detained e Es
MIR sheppard, English clergyman having been J;d
hVe years In St eeage for debt Of French re
tors made application court for his dsbarss S
was opposed by Mr Bougan behalf the creditors Bn,
urged with much judgment and with perfec were
men rum that nc obtained from the decision d;renr
his discharge " '.ee""S
The Berlin State Gazette of the Cpd ms, rive, H..
INV nom London"On the subject of Greece snee
the nS 9, s attn OF February two others held ON
are informed the three entered an engagement r.,
guarantee the integrity of the State The other e
To he
VIII be of high Importance the friends of humanity IL the
Of n,ercedng with the Porte in favour of the nbabs. ~
the Island of Samos and Gambia in they should be Htr
en- oy the Turkish Authorities II also asserted be al
lies will guarantee the be raised by ' m
ducts OF which will he applied the pay maintenance of
another year perhaps longer in order to upheld the ]
oned institutions The conference of the 26h Of February
s enep soey IS said in the mode which
New T. state ate the resolutions they had adopted"
oan Dieosc with the Insignia of the of the Bacb
Eagle in diamonds "a" 'oeA
private letter from Cadiz of the 9Th Of March a,
that the Spanish expedition Mexico was to nut 70 50,
on the sh The troops had already arrived from rsnads
and Valencia The fo,la consist of one shin of ,he @
fgae two sooPs, brig and the transports Don EdwaSJ
oat has entered into contracts Commary General and
actively occupied in laying in stores for twelve months
least The expedition is fully expected to be- ready n ,t
lis departure from Cuba for destination in the course of tho
month OF August Ii will of ~ 900 soldiers and %
one says the letter. doubt of its sucae
said that the last phrase of the uatrn delivered
to the Dey of Algers by commander of the C;r.e
ran-The King of France demands public reparation and
80 millions ofancs as indemnity for expenses of the
war" f-~S'0' VIZ
Mde Sonteg gave Gottingen ON the 4ib March
al winch l20o persons present The students of thar
assembled at the door of the theatre and when the ce
DRAFTED vocalist made her appearance she was greeted with
loud and unanimous applause On her stepping her car
mage the enthusiasm OF her admirers carried 10 such
PITCH that they took the the carriage and
IL to the hotel where she resided ~esss
STOCK EXCHANGE March 31-Five O'Clock -Tb;s dsv
ats O'CLOCK the response ds primes took place Enormous
quantities of rentes had been sold s5c ana s4f so
don't 1t therefore of highest Importance m m. AL
ers that the price should keep f 10 order ia,
their accounts might balance and that might moi ba
TO sell again to an immense extent which would have ro
impossible to do without heavy fall in the
stocks Thus although quotations seemed Gag the opeo
ing o the market favorable impulse to them al the
critical moment and all the primes taken up a, aaf @
and great part at even s3f Soc This being once oh
tanned rbme tall was anticipated price of socry
after having given way slightly rallied and closed Al an i'm
Provement upon yesterdays quotations. - ~
The Editors Of the Baltimore American have been
win Have circular of the 3ls, March, from which they
Corn and Flour-The demand for foreign whea, helm. con-
ned 10 choice descriptions Alone of which marker s
Dare no sales have been made, $500 no. soft h;,e
Spanish at 2O duty paid per no OF IS ko Rive remains
onay we Continue destitute Of foreign Barley 5000 no. Of
Oats have fetched ST. so in bond per no. 4s to Al k
lor continues 10 sell at very low rates; the following are
the sales last: ''o n'S
200 brls Phiadeldha, a; az IN 49,,
300 do Richmond Si 40 d 0nu
ed a9d DO So Vir@i, io'A' O. = duty paid
200 do New s'9 YORK. s. S. 50 DO do
2o74 barrels
The arrivals consist of 400 brs Flour from New Orleans nor
Scienca cargo OF Wheat from Rostook Han.
Expectations have been made The interior and abroad f
$500 no Wheat and 1000 brls. Flour VI
Stock this day in FIRST hand-32 600 bo ybo, IN nm L
Rye; $500 no. Oats; $500 brls Floor. ~e' ~
Wondcrf1 EscapsOn Monday evening rlas ,a 10y 10
we're thunderstorm passed over this town ,,ho, $500 &C.
causing any serious injury although in one s
individuals escaped naculousy from its effects as ; 10
seen oy inc Ioow,ng statement which have gathered
Inn ac