Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-23
From the ". Y Standard Of Nor. II.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

Liverpool dates to the 18th ut inclusve--from them
we have made as copoas extracts as our limits Will
permt-whcll follow hereafter without comment.
We learn from Capt Orne, that private letters had
been received at Havre the day the Fornosa sailed
stating that there serious disturbances IN Paris
among the people, who desired to have the punish
ment of Death executed on Polignac aud his sssoci-
atee. They appeared to be determined to accomplish
their purpose, aud exasperated against those
who in favor of an abolition OF the punishment OF
DEATH
PARIS Oct i6.-Yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock,
Telegraphc despatch announced that the Emperor
Nicholas had formally acknowledged the new
French Government, and its King. Louis Phlip.-
Most Of the European Governments have accredited
their ambassadors to. or formally acknowledged
Louis Philip as King. There has III sact beer no
change in the Ministers at our Court.
Pans, i7th Oct.-The king has RENTED the sem
tence of three months imprisonment, and the fine,
pronounced on the Sd inst. by the Tribunal of Cor
regional Police against Alessrs. Hubert and Thierry,
the President and Treasurer of the Soceiie dcs Ans
du peuple.
Tho official Gazette of Stockholm of the 25th ut.
announce that rhe Prince de Ia Moscowu and the
Duke rElehingen, tho former Captain and the lat
ter Lieutenant in the Swedish service, have obtain
Cd their discharge rl
Twas reported on Saturday that the FIX Ministers
would be removed in the night to the Petit L,xern-
.bourg, and that 2400 men, taken from the different
lcsions of the National Guard, ordered for that
service 1hc truth s, that the prisoners still at
Vinccnnes, and that days will elapse before
they can be conducted to their prison. The
guaxd houses and the stables for the pcquets of the
National Horse Guards are not yet finished. The
outside of the palisades covered with pacsrds de-
handing the death of NJ. de Polignac and his col
leagues and in many places, it written the walls
with chalk-Deaeh 10 the Er-.Hinister.
Tho Committee of 6 members of The Chamber of
Deputies appointed, the motion Of General Ma
tlIieu Dumas, to examine the two Law Projec s,
relative to the stationary and moycable National
Guards, have already commenced their lubors.-
They have nominated for their President Gen. Du-
md FIJI NJ. Char -
These important measures expected 10 be tho
first discussed by the Chamber, the sitting being
resumed
ACommittee has been appointed to assist the Min.
lister Of the Finances in the distribution of the 80
millions which placed ut his disposal to afford
succor to and industry. The Members
are Mcssrs Mollieu, President; Mailiard, Counsellor
Of State; Cameron, Samson, Davillier and Cot;ier.
The Augsburg Gazette has letter OF the 9th
Inst from Frankfort, which mentions circular ilav
ing been addressed by great Northern power to all
the Ministers at foreign Courts. This note said
to relate to the affairs of the Netherlands, and to
contain declaration, that the said Power firmly
resolved, maintain, at least in its essential parts
the Treaty of London of rs 49, relative to the king
dom of the Netherlands.
The Courier Francois says:-'1A report was cur !
rent yesterday that the Prince of Orange march,
ing upon Brussels, with an ARMY of 10000 men,
This news is not probable. The Prince of Orange
who looks forward to favorable chance. will |
not compromise it by such iniprudence. The Duch
can more set foot on territory which they have
generosity and foresight, he would have sent
the Dutch army beyond the Sceldt, and rallied round
him all the Belgian soldiers With this inoff.nsive
corege, he should have waited for the result of the
decision of the National Congress. Such proceed
ing would have created confidence, and removed OBJ
staclss. The Begians like the French, eusily
Iad by what is noble aad generous. But from the
Prince of Orange not having had this impulse of
r1asnan,mity it not to be inferred that he has had
the,idea of committing an act of folly which would
bring the Dutch again into encounter with the inhab-
itunts of Brussels"
9'he minister of War has appointed Committee
tn prepore the notifications 10 be made in the laws
of March TO- 1918, and juno O. 1924, relative the
recruiting Of the army.
The Prince de Schwartzenberg, a captain in the
Austrian service and who made the campaign to Al
giers volunteer, has just arrived at Paris.
Lord Hamerston arrived at Deppe on the 18th
inst, on his way to Paris
The Journal du Nord has the ilowinr:--sq'he
French Government has declared that it will observe
The srictest neutrality in the affairs of Belgium and
will not interfere with them either directly or Indirect
ly. To this effect, orders have been given to ell the
authorities on the frontier to prevent any evasion of
this resolution, and consequently detachment of
gendarmes has beer placed Under the orders ofthe of
fcer commanding the brigade at Vaeciennes not only
to MAINTAIN order there but to prevent the natives of
France from passing into Belgium by the cross
roads. Equally strict orders have been isued to
SEARCH for arms destined to the sumo purpose and
already four chests have been seiZed at Doucbv and
nine at Valcnciennes
The Peipps of this morning. contains I.sttre Pa
rsienne OF which the following is an extract: LIT
is said that the refugees at Lulvorh Castle have sent
TO Paris The draught of a manifesto to receive the
corrections of tho Academicians, which haze been
generally requisite FOR the productions oftte Court
In this manifesto the King it s stated renews the
formal abdcation of himself and son. but insists upon
the right of bis grandson, appealing to oil the friends
of his to submit TO the course of events to main
tain their position and their faith and take the ooths
imposed on them by force. The writer's charged
with the task of amending and publishing this docu-
mcnt are named. We, however, cannot believe
That they have accepted Office which is equally uu-
grateful and dangerous"
II is said that the persons 10 whom tho surveillance
Of The Luxembourg is entrusted for the period du-
ring which tho trial of the ex Ministers will last are
authorised to state that it not the intention of the
government to reply at present the wish expressed
by the Chamber Of Deputies, and that no proposition
for the abolition of the punishment Of death viii be
made to the legislature for Two years 10 come
A fellow, Of the lowest and most ruffanly appear-
arrnstnd fllis