Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-13

the continent save the fall OF stocks. In Eeanca
matters are fast approaching crisis. but have NJ
,aea .nat mere WIN De revolution We shall have
accounts from Algiers In few days. but I nm M, f
those who think that upon success hnno ,h VI
OF the Bourbon monarch of DESTROYING tS LL 49,
OF ms people Prince Leopold you know taxes ,He
sovereignty of Greece, and there rumors tbs, ,h
government takes Gambia in pledge for n sa e.S
hons OF piastres which she advances the Sultan 70 ~
able him to perfect the changes in his empire smn
SEQ necessary to Its longer existence as SOVEREIGN
people,
There hus seldom been a Gner prospect of c,o,,
than there IS now. l would, nv dear sir that vpn
could Just take peep at some parts of Wells-,vbv
not cay OF every country in England, this timer
IL IS the perfection OF beauty applied green eods
ana rural villages fine parks and wheat felds Ger
oniy England is rich beyond every other countrv in
er agricultural wealth. love very much to stroll
out among her parks and cottages to gaze tbrounh
the trellls upon garden scenery beautiful bevond e5v
'hng you can conceive of spend two or three hours
every day IN this delightful pursuit. for though date
rom LONDON will give you leave to swear or affirm
Us you please, that am not there day in the wool
On who can gaze with pleasure u brick walls ~
~, When from the dewy vale the of Ceres calls
Ihe all,engrossIng topic is now the Kings health.
"How is the Kng'" is on every body's lips. IF von
meet huntsman IN full cry mean the pack in f;,ii
cry-he lets keynard GO to the devil with Flows
the King Says my Lord Bellamour to Lady Anne,
I(ispng "When twill my fairest let me announce tho
thing ut the AImacks?" "How' the King5" enquiries
the beautiful coquette flirting her fam Hodre avs
to Dolly, We'll now dang it if beant deuced tired
Va "ai'hB' d very Soou month IS May for us to mar
r. he gets for answer, poor Yorkshire. sNov
Hodge, how be the King',' was shown letter to
aiady Yesterday from her beautiful daughter of sew
enteen, VINO is to be married the 18th of June in
winch after detailing her wants and wishes tho
!oVe1y creature am sure there a blush upon
the letter--concludes thus "But oh my dear mother
- how's the Kings" (alluding to the necessity
there will be to go into mournIng.)
This is all natural-if the King dies il is v;r,,o,
dissolution of Pariament-there will be change of
hlnlsters-mourning will be universal througbout
the United Kingdom, and indeed the event will be
felt in every pore of this wide society.
:, But hope he won't die-indeed do. Ems bro
ther-but NUM- am in one sense an Englishman
and must not speak against the Executive" His
present najesty may have been, & doubtless was---
out sh he has been the patron of the arts and scien
ces; and essentially the friend of his people. The
LUKE OF Clarence is economical, the Duke of Sussex
uxorlous, the Duke OF Cumberland rascal have
no acquaintance With the princesses! Farewell.
and DON'T forget to tell Mr. Grant Thorburn that the
English papers will have deuced heavy bill against
him Tor advertising the flower be had stolen Il haa
gone the rounds lacked to charming nom de guer
re "Drother Jonathan Chops ready, SIR" AVE.
&c " ADIo >JS'