Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-06

Hot'eT. The Dutch papers cer,surc freely tho hash
measures adopted by the government $40 "-'-'-
The Hamburg Correspondent of the ,o,h ;n.,,.
gives the foifowlng account from Stettn dated EIs'
4-DunDg the intense cold that prevailed loss MI,
.. noann and which on the 29th nt attained GO deo
I'VE persons who were in the open street were &C.,
To DEATH The Baltic is, as fur as The eve car ,ah
vast plain OF ice, and the earth covered with sh
quantity OF snow that the most ffeauented streets
are scarcely passable."
Ihe Journal dI Havre expresses soa,shan;
lnat the Ministers viii decide upon reehting Amer.
can vessels Transports for the expedition agn;ns,
gleIs' az those ships may be had cheaper than the
that can be laid hold of at Hayre. Fecamn ia
eppe, are forcibly enrolled SO that the rnerehent
vessels are left without hands, ~N"'
,e., Arts fee. l8.-Adviees from Frankfort of the
sl' staie, alter private letters from Constants
noPie, that an agent charged with secret ,;ss;o -
cnan OF Rersa, has quilted that capital for Te
81 an, IL rs beheve that the Sultan before III, end
9i APri, VIII have iDhs European PacbaIiei, 81 ono
disciplined pen. Hussein Pacha who a,,,e, - =, ~
tue Suitans right hand, will it is said have the c
nand OF these forces The British Ambassador holds
!teqheht conferences with the Minister of the Porto
II Is remarked, that the Austrian Int oes or
lake an active part in the meetings which the ohe
1ofega ministers hold several times week with Tho
Refs Efendi. "-'.' '''e
faris VIII set out in few DAYS f,9 Naples ,vbere b
eHoark for Greece, for the purpose of acouaintinr
the PRESIDENT, Capo dIstrias, with the progress OF the
I carried on al London relative to Greece
inst. s@N i TIC AN
NJ. de La Nalette. whose romantic escape from
PRISON ana death in 1915 is historical incident died
Ills mouse ID the rue Matignon, on the 18th ult
hAtract OF letter from Marseilles dated jan eetb
1, 1850, 10 gentleman in Baltimore
~ GU have heard no doubt of the severity of t,;s
Mintef al over Enlope it s such as the Oldest inbn
oilahts 90 not recollect The earth is covered with
sho" Twelve inches deep, and the river with ice The
olive and fig trees have suffered considerable
ana VIII not bear fruit for several years The da
mage TO grapes cannot be yet ascertained but ia
pectea 10 De great. All is hustle IN Toulon for an
expedition against Algiers, and several transports
have been chartered here.'
me t(ata Conspirdcy-The New York Post stofos
that letters received in that city from Havana. repre-
sent the conspiracy lately detected in the Island of
Guoa as much more serious and alarming in its nature
thah mad hitherto been supposed. Twelve other per-
sons mad been apprehended on the charge of BEING
concerned in the plot. Among the prisoners is one
OF tue name OF Roo, of the principal leaders if NOT
Tue chlef ofthe conspiracy, advocate man of ta-
en., enterprise and eloquence masonic lodge, it
seems nad been Instituted by the plotters under the
name OF FL .aquita egra de .Mejico or the Black Ea
sle OF Mexico. q correspondence with Mexico had
oeeh set on foo and troops expected from that
country ana from the Republic of Hayti. On the
iahd OF these troops the standard nf Independence
@ls 10 De raised and liberty proclaimed to Inc slaves
VINO were to De invited assist in puttnr down The
! government of Old Spain.