Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-16


nents OF other Cabinets: but in this case France for
tuna'cy imd1 its interests in accord with its prp
clpcs; right comedies with fact. England is satisfied
that the advantage of her commerce compels her to
mite with Portugal-wc must acknowledges TINT
conneXon with Brazil equally useful to our trade
In the states oDon AIiguo! nportations scarcely
exceed 100000 r while in those of Don Pedro thcv
amount TO so 600, 600 ir.
II VIII contnc mysclito .cry few words on the
subject OF Algiers-t would lead me too far were
u enquire, whether the exped ion is undertaken at
scasonGbic period, whether the tfoops sufficient i'm
numbers, whether the rcguis funds are to be asked
CT tue Chambers But putting aside all these serious
cons dera!i ions, viii declare that shall ever he of
oprnh, that insult offered to the fiaG of Franc,
should be cEastsed, whether coming from n private
or IRON the first potcnatc of Europe. But when |
hear It repeated that have ob; aimed permission to
transport our soldiers .c Africa, cannot forbcar de-
manding hose permission it ia have to ask Had
the old captains whom sec within these walls oc-
caslon twenty years ago solicit passports from the
brush Admiralty, to display their victorious flags
from one end OF Europe to another Nor am aware
on the other hand, that we coun,ersigncd the Com
mission OF Lord EXmouth when ne sailed for the bonn
bardmcnt of Algers."
1t was said that NJ. Etennc editor of the Cons,itu-
tonnei, was to draw up the address of the Chamber
OF deputies, IN the speech from the Throne
and that 1t would be presented TO the Chanber OIL
the l2t,.
The following article from, the Auoshurph Gnze.c
of Feb &c, gives plausible, and probably Just view
oil the policy by which Engand has been governed
III procuring the election OF Leopold to the throne of
GreccC:---
"Rci';tioaa Of lie three Allied Po,ocrs with
Gree;c--F'or sme time past there has been marked
change III the policy of the two Western Cabinets
with regard to Greece. Till lately, England, from
her aversion 10 the Greeks, her prediction for Tur-
key, and her jealousy of Russia had mpedcd the set
Element of Greece. Without having recourse to
open violence, she employed every imaginable means
10 BRING Greece anoer her ancient yoke, and confirm
the power OF the Grand Scignior. At present SIX. IS
using her Utmost influence TO sccn.S Tor Greece an
honorable independence, and France acts in concert
with Great Britain. This revolution does no, pro-
coed from the love Of humanity,-bu like Catholic
! Emancipation, has been commanded by nec,ss:tv--
Great Britain has reflected within hetsalt-;i;is new
state may otcct my power in the Ioniun Isaus--its
independence announces the fall Of The Ottoman En-
pre- IN Europe j. an internal inclination or political
| hopes should lead 20 union with Ruesia The LAT.
ter power may render it sbstrvient towards reazjnr
the projects OF Catherine, and enable the Emperor to
send his armies into the South of Europe and his
| sqnadrons into the Mediterranean This apprehen
sion of the downfall CT the Ottoman power has been
augmented By the Treaty of Adrianople and shews
tile iruiessness OF attempting to prevent the catas
| trophe by contending against Greece. Ii has, in
consequence, become the great object of England to
maintain both the Greek and Ottoman States so tina.
they may contribute jointly to the maintenance of
the British authority III the Mediterranean. ENGLAND
therefore, has felt the necessity of releasing Greece
from the trammels imposed by the Protocol of Lon
don, and OF giving to her Sovereign upon whose
good intentions she may rely, and thus avoid the
cassions that might have been afforded by the contin-
uancc OF the suScraate of the Porte for Russia TO
march her armies towards the Bosphorus, and send
her s9uadrons to the Archipelago."
From the .ve,o York american.
: The composition of the committee charged with
preparing the address of the Chamber tie King is
decidedly bcral--,here being not single minister
al deputy in t-and consists of ~. VI. de Preissac
lEslenne, Keratry, Dupont de Eure GQt.thie7 Sc
rs'iani, Lepe!tetier d'4uinuy de Sade, Dupin ane
M Ehenne, the Editor of tile Constitutional will be
the writer of the address, which expected to be
submitted to the Chamber the 18TH. The CAay-ie
'nHgne the packet Of the Goth, which may he hourly
expected, will bring US this. as it may prove, impor-
tant state paper. Hi speaks plainly, the ministry
must yield, or dissolution of the Chambers ensne.-
1t should be stated, however, thai the Ga=eette d.
France of the It, says, ut is announced aread,
i'll the Iopposition journals that the address will be
rose .ctter one and that scarcely ntimation of
ny lncompaiibiity OF oPiaion between the ministry
ana the opposition will be slipped in amidst assuran.
ceS OF devotedness and submission" The same pa
per says that III the choice OF Vico Presidents the
, liberal party showed total want of unanimtv of O
pinon, and concert action and that in consequence
instead OF their favorite candidates NJ. ~ Dupon
(de fEure) and Girod ode aincl whom they at first
voted for, NJ de .Nartis1sac, who destroyed the de-
partmental law OF last year, the very hands of the
fcit, or liberal party, and III. Bourdeau, the writer
OF a famous circular against the press, and who
counteTSlgned the ordonnance OF 9th Auoust cons-
tuting the Poiignae ministry, were chosen.
The Gazette pronounces this decided defeat oil
liberalism and very certainly shews that there Is
want OF unanimty in the chamber which will rive to
the 100 united royalist votes of the right great ad
Fl vantage IN determining al questions. The chamber
consists OF 43O MEMBERSHIP however was the rreat-
est number that had yet appeared.
\ BosToN April 1 o.
/ furttcr Paricuars.-We learn from gentlemen
who lett Salem yesterday, that discovery had been
made OF the perpetrator Of the above MURDER and
tnat inc innocence OF the Young man who had been
susp cted was considered beyond doubt. II is sta
TED, that the 'ondow by which the murderer entered
the house in the night, in Il room which had not
Deen used for scme time, and that the shutter oft had
been fastened by bolt and bar inside AS no marks
OF exterior force the window appeared it was APP
/ parent mat Tie fastening must have been removed
! oy some person inside, the bar being found standing