Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-14
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
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LATE FROM ENGLAND


LATE FROM ENGLAND.
Tho fast 'il:ag Dr. ship Nimrod. Capt. Atkins,
arrived this no .'rg from liverpool, which port
she lcn on tho 26lh Scitcmber-by her go Save
our regular files at Loador pr crs T. summary, the
25th, inclusive, ard Liverpool papers Of Honday,
26th; together ith i.iuyG'5 list, 10 the 2dtk.
The news Il mcs' interest by ,his arrival ia tho
official Intelligence OF he FALL OF WARSAW,
report Of yhic h-d rcact,' Saturday
evening, by tho way of Eow-YortS. THE ai'lic,ing
intelligence, although 80 were in some degree pre-
pare fer q by the previous i0to e things i'll that
devoted county, wi!i - received by readers
with heartfelt sorrow and regret
P?ris continued IN Jtote Of great excitement,
for ~on.o "ay- attor ;ho receipt Of the ROWS from
Pollard, ard It with he rycatcsi difficulty, that
the popu'acc restrained frp!n : revolutionary
movement. Tranquility, had, however, hcon
tored -, Sli. aI; there agrir o-ayy appear
the Peace of iui ore ouli h., ..aiat aimed.
An iItcrr" sensation is rlso stated ia have boon
produc2d Throughout Germany, by ih. aii Of War
,aw.-iU England, tho in. diligence is said to have
been received with eilcn; regret"
Nexl tD tho downfall Of Polish Liberty. in point
of Importance, the final vussucs Of tho Reform
Bill through Inc Uouse Of Commons, bg II irium-
plant majority. Tina took place tho morning
the 22d Tho for tho hill 3iT az 1inst
1t 23S.-TwcntY -t'so paired Of, and there 20
absent members besides tom vacant bucou .ns On
the afternoon. the bill carried cp to tbs
House o Lords With mora ttap usual ceremony
where 1t WAS road frat, ana ordered - &c read Z
second time Monday, 18Th Although the do
bate in the House nf Commons t!.o question,
t'that tire Sin DO ROW pass" engaged the attention
of that body for throe whole nights, it IS said 10
have presented nothing either novel Interesting.
The subsct had been orn entirely threudbars. II
will have TO pass through s;railar ordeal in the
Upper House; end tho peoPlo, whose mines have
been long since made up on the question, exhor
ed to patience under this long discussion.
Its final passage in the House of lords had
ly been qus:tipned although doubts OK
pressed, and iCIrs entertained by portion OF the
British press.
The bill for DISTINGUISHING the Rurgesscs of Liv
orpoo was TO have had is second rorting il the
House of Co'nnsnS on the 2jth, = places the
right of voting for members Of Parliament in the
house holders, IropCrly qualified according
the provisions Of The Reform ELL
The Thundcror 81 gUn-sirip, launched at
Woolwich Dock Yard on the 22l. She had been
on the stocks nearly nine years. and built of At
rican and English oak.
1t is said that the malt duty this year will amour,
to live millions-lsst year it was only thros and 4
half. 1t is stated that the Gin trade s falling off.
The following appointment. have taken place in
1rcland:-Dr. Thateuy ArclIbis!,iP Of Dublin
Knox, Dean of Dows, Bishop OF ni.ia!ocj Plunkot
Dean of Down.
Arthur Cicgg, Esd whose death is announced al
Manchester, is said to have left property the val
NC of $780, 900, chiefly acquired by the successful
pursuit of his business Cotton merchant in thai
town.
The great influx of produce into tho part of Liv.
erpooI, during the last few months, has caused SC
great demand for storage accomdatiou,, IS 10 AT:
ford golden harvest TO the holders of warehouse
property.
Inccndarsm had again become prevalent in the
agricultural districts of England and Lord Mol
bourne had in ooHs3qacnce, felt 1t his duty 70 IN
troduce bill Cor tho removal CT tire Act wh!cn
permits spring guns to no used IN fields and anco-
sed gardens. \ bill intended to afford come pro.
lection to the stackyar1 OF the farmer, has already
passed the House Of Lords.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26.
POLAND.
1t is with deep regret publish the fall parti-
cuars of the fa.! Of Warsaw. We have never,
l,.,yI L., IL
BILE issue of the Polish instruction, if tho Leaders
in it did not receive foreign aid, feel surprise
at the event. And the attention ofihe Governments
of England and France has been too peculiarly
and closely occupied during almost the whole peri
cd Of its DURATION by the critical circumstances
other internal condition, 10 have permitted
them to take, consistently with higher and i'm
mediate duties lose steps in favor of the Roles, OF
which, we sure, the wishes of The ministers o.
each nation, no less than the interests OF humanity
would have strongly prompted the adoption. We
fear there liz nothing now left for the Poles but pre-
sent misunderstanding gland and France may, how.
it is probable, at length interfere with effect
first to procure for them general amnesty from
the EmI error of RIssia, and, secondly, TO secure
liberal constitution and government for Poland
even though the Emperor Of Russia should retain
his supremacy the country. It was not, in
our judgment, the day either Of France England
to light up general nar in Europe in support OF
Polish independence, bat it is their duty exert
their utmust efforts TO avert from the noale and
heroic people who have been engaged in struggle
for their couatrJ's freedom the vengeance OF sue
cessful dcspot.
The Sas Richards, packet ship, a. \. CORK
sailed in company with tho Ninrod, and of course
furnishes nothing latcr--but the n. York paper:
give varons articles Of some interest not given by
the Charleston, cditors which copy.
The Reform Bill passed tic House of Commons
the 2lsi, and rrioo to The House Of Lords
by Lord John RGssci, anH upwards % a hundred
members of The lower house the .;2d We copy
the following from the Times Of he 23i Sep enbor
IoNDoN, September 23.-'Tho Reform BI has
ut length made good its landing IN the House OF
Lords, and the circumstances which attended its
reception there powerfully yindicative of the
visitor. Ceremonies which from immcmoria usa
gcs have long ceased to excite any serious inter
est, or to be otherwise performed regarded than
as mere mechanical appendagos Of the Peers like
the bag and sword of Deputy Black Rod the Mast.
ers in Chancery, the guilt badges of the mes
sengers, all assumed last night importance he
fitting the great end for which they were original
Iy lustitUtcd-the maintenance Of a stern and sol
emn interco arse betweuu the two Legislative Cham.
bcrs Of the kingdom.
Bills common occasions. arc brought W 10
the House Of Lords by the member who las taken
the chief part i'll th"ir plssIG e through the
Commons, accompanied hy from TO three
or half dozen Of mis- brethren Of tie Lower
House. The Lord Chancellor walks down from
the woodstock to the bar-a clrrcss bow, a few
it,