Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-03
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FOEEIGN.-C;allion aui's Messenger Of Septcm
her L. received at Portland, contains two or three
items of intelligence in addition 10 previous avi-
cce:-
According 10 letters from Warsaw, the Polish
Minister has resigned, and Ger. Saraynecki has
entered the 1th regiment mere Crenldicr.
The 81. Petersburg Gazstto contains an Ilnpc-
raj decree, o.daining the levy of recruits out OF
500 indv. dI7Is throughout the Empire, with The
exception OF certain localities. L. also publishes
manifesto in which the Emperor, after cxpat:ating
on the disturbances that have taken place at -.
Petersburg, Moscow, Staraju, Russia and the mill
tary Colonies, In consequences of tho measures Ia
ken against the cholera, announces that perfect
tranquility has been restored, and that the rebels
w' be brought TO Punishment.
Extract OF a letter from the Hague, dated tho 4th
ins':-"The King having received dcputation from
Amsterdam, cn:reatng him TO honor that ,ocn with
MS presence, is preparing TO pass DAYS there
with the whole OF the royal family. The Duke OF
Sane Womor, aforementioned in the army of
the Netherlands, having said to Sir Robert Adair
the British ambassador in Belgium, that he FLUSHED
al having the King of England his hrcthcr-in-lay
Lord Grey has taken the nattcrup seriously, and
las, 1t is said, demanded satisfaction from the Cab
met OF the tugue, which however replied that it
cannot interfere IN family af.airs.-Bcsidcs this
tic Duke has received as his share of the -cu ards
for the short campaign in Belgium, q magnificent
sword, enriched with diamonds. The Prince of
! Orange has hired large mansion at Tilhourg
and appears TO have the intention of passing the
autumn there, and will, it is said, receive at the
table tie officers Of the army which is quartercd in
the en.iTons OF the town. The organization of
the reserves and other military preparations are
SILL going o. and we have here i'll Holland little
confidence IN the duration OF peace"
| The head quarters of Marshal Gerard VIC cypect.
ed n5 u.e 10Th inst at Mauhcrgc, in the envrons of
which town there vii, he formed camD of he
tween $4,000 anu 20,CGO Eon. The great park OF
artillery has returned to France, and was ordered
to Douay.
Extract Of a private lettcr-Tho Bclginan ro.
ye.nnrrt has replied TO the notification of the 35h
iro'c col with great energy, and frankly declared
| to the Conference that il King William resumed
hoSlltics on the 10th of October, as Belgium had
not had time 20 organise an army, Kinr LcopolL
would have recourse 10 the French army, which
would no DON'T, hasten to the assistance of the de
ianccIcss Ba,g,ans.-Leopnld knows well that he
has no,h,"g TO expect from the British Govern
| ment, and that his policy leads him TO seek a
has caused great hustle among tho shoIe diplc
matte body.
TURKEY.
Accounts from CHnstuutinope Of the 10th con-
firm tho accounts of the dreadful fire which des-
tEoyoa the whole suburb of Pcra on . of Aug The
fire commenced in quarter very distant from Pcra
itself and inhabited by the lowest clpsaeof Greeks
and Armen'ans, but Il violent north wind caused
the flames 70 spread that several quarters were
on ire at once. To this was added the want of wa
Ger. ass sill more of tic necessary hands and GOOD
regulations. At noon the fumes hac reached Pera
itself; and at clcvsr at night that suburb no lonrcr
existed. The large palaces inhabited by the En-
gsh, French, Dutch, PruSsian, Sandman and
Danish Ambassadors, with all the valuable effects
fell prey to the flames. The Episcopal Church
and two Of tic Roman Catholic Churches shared
tine same Iaic; nor was i POSSIBLE TO save any
tho sacred utensils The palace of tho lusiria;,
Ambassador was saved, it seems by tho excr-
tons Of the crews of some Austrian vessels; also
lhe Russian Chanccry, which is close to it; the