Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-30
From tie .Ne,O- York Gu-ette A;, o.

From tie Ne,o- York usette, .Noy Ga.
EUROPE We annex a ew additional extracts
from the London Herald of the 23d ul, received he
the ship Minerva.
The King Of England intends visiting Scotland
early in the ensuing summer
The report OF the elnpcmcnt Of orc nf aTr Roths.
c'iiids daughters with al Irish gen eman, without
foundation.
Il is recorded of the late Bishop IIeber. tina. he
was, from his earliest youth, so liberal of his oyn
mon " that 1t was found necessary to sew the bank
notes given him FIR his bslf yeurS poke, money at
school, within the lining # his pockets that he might
not give them away in charity on he road.
Letters from Alexandra state that the Grand Sair-
nor has cnd:d the island Of Gambia 10 Mchemet All
on he same CONDITIONS those OF Eovpt
One of our priva tiers + ON Pals states that
the vice OF gaming Is m INDUCED at the present
than during many years. Among the Iae great
sufferers was young man, Count or Viscount
Liva!ct:c, who, within these few &c Ks Lost for
tune. of 100000 francs he had late inherited Ue
blew his brains on "Wednesday uirht last NJ
his lodgings, No 4. Rue Mf mt Ihabor The letter
states the names OF many new English dunes who
have appeared at the Salon, Ffascat, and other
gaming houses, which, for the present. we suppress
Aiming those who have derived the earliest and
the greatest benefits from the late revolutions are
the link repGrs on the Continent, FIR there never
was such demand for post horses; every vehicle,
as our Epsom chronc.cEs say, has been in full re-
qns'tIon anC Kings and Princes Field M rshals n nd
Prvy Councillors, have been running neck-and neck
upon every highway and byway from one end oi
Europe to the other The King of France has at
last rested from his labors, and he now tok.s his
Bourbon pustnes OF shooting, confessnp, rcrulaijnp
the texture of his hair shirt, and listening TO his
Cbapisin-Jesus assurances of the inloersbah be at
tachment of Frenchmsn TO the son of Henry the
Fourth.
In article in the last Quarterly Review IN
The DecTe OF Science III England" the writ or
remarks that 'he has any hesitation in SAVING
within the last 10 years not sinrl. discovery or
invention OF prominent interest has been made i,
IS mt n man IN oil !,
eight Universities of Great Britain who is ut pro.
sent known 10 be engaged IN any train Of o!irl-
nal research"
We can now state that The harves, is all bn, n,
an end IN this part Of he kingdom and the last,
saved grain is the best saved. The Wheat IRON
speaking generally, is full one though hi, mo-
means failing One.-B riley, Oats, aud f;ean:. cn
the whole, are likely TO be abundant The ncco,-
sites OF the farmers IN tins country cspeclnHv IN
The eastern division of It, have induced them In
send tds early ~ market considerable Gnau,ify of
new pro11cc rs the IRISH coop is soinc.yhat do
fcctive, good judges CONSIDER that Wheat WI
keep UP IA high as 6's per quarter daring winter
Jnt chat Oats. Beans, and, perhaps Barley may be
expected to DRIP Little III January and February.
We understand that, on the European Continent
The grain is defective both in quantity and quality.
III the United STATES Of America The harvest has
proved sbnndan!; and large supplies may be looked
for from Canada Leeds Iatetfeencer.
The Journal du Commerce ofOct. 81 has lie follow
only fact which can at this moment strike
the public fsind s. that the wish formed by The Chm
Der Of Deputies relative to tho abolition OF the punish
nent oi death has been rejected after having been r.
cci"cd with fTOu- and perhaps secretly insplred b.
pa VI lie SInis'ry The declaration Of the Moniteur
taxes away every DEetcxt for the tuTnuliuDus dem m
STATIONS winch afiiic the we-dsDoscd citizens I,
gives to public authority the moral strength ,yhic 70
required to Tcpress the authors and instrators tb
ssturbsbcc5 THIS IS sufficient to restore tranoujlifv
~ the Tce,s, 9as5me ling more is wanting give 70