Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-07
From the Ne,o York Courier Extra of .Sunda,
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


By the arrival last evening of the shin ia mes
Chopper, Capt Gary, from Bristol on the LIST of
June, the Edi' ors t the Courier g. ENQUIRER are
Indebted to the polltcness Of Captain Gary for q
Bristol paper Of the 3lst of May, containing Lon-
don dates of the 3Gth also for the Londoa Times
OF the 25 h, Goth, 9th and 28th of Nav
The Poles, 1t will be perceived, have again to
certain extent been successful, and another gal
liant spirit has been added to The list OF Heroe
who have already Distinguished themselves in
the cause of Liberty. In consequence If the
loss of the army under the brave but unfortunate
Dwernecki, it was to be apprehended that the in
surrection in Vclhynia would he suppressed. and
the inhabitants reduced to submission BY the Rus
slams To prevent this, the Command iii Chief,
Schrynecki, dispatched General Chranowsk
with eight thousand men TO complete tine glorious
work VIII CHI had been SO happily commenced an
der General Dwernecki.-To reach Volhynia. il
was necessary that they should pass through the
russian hnes' and although nearly surrounded by
"a 900 Russians, this gallant corps after a series
OF battles, arrived in triumph at the fortress of
Lamosc on the ~ h., with EIGHT HUNDRED
RUSSIAN PRISONERS. His arrival was hailed with
enthusiasm By tie inhabtants and rave now
Impulse 70 their exc rtiuis.
A noble enthusla'm aninales the people of
NoIhynla, Lithuana and of all Poland which
promises to lead them 10 victory or death.
The distress in Ireland continues to increase
IL Will be perceived that the report of O'GoR-
Man MAuoN's having been killed in duel, IS
without foundation.
In England all is quit, and the greatest con-
hdence entertained by the people in the success
OF the Reform Bill.
The King has conferred the order of the Gar
ter upon Earl Grey.
ENGLAND
The Order Oft the Carer. which the King ves
terday conferred on Earl GnEY, was the soon-
tancous gift Of His Majesty; and the manner of
conterrIng it does cqui honour TO The KING and
Ills Chief Minister. The blue riband was Giycn
expressly IN the words of His Majesty, "lo
mark publicly his appreciation of Lord Crews
conduc', and for the same reason he had mr.
poSey chosen this time TO confer he honor
An honour thus rendered, without anv suo
gestIon from the noble Earl bmself,-an honour
I" which he might have aspircd By his birth. his
eminent talents, and long public services, as
well as any statesman who enipys it-co,ld mo,
be refused; bur It adds both to its value ms te.ri
Tnony of Royal appreciation, and as a reward of
personal merit, to know that it was iendrred to
the hobe Earl several months agn.-namplv nm
ms entering on otlice-and was then respoc;f,I
Iy declined Additional experience of the noble
Earis services, aud further acquaintance with
MS character, only increased II Maicsty's desire
to invest blm with distinction which IL world
nave oeen ungraclOUs a secOLd time TO have re-
fused.-Timls
"A correspondent informs u.s. that the pof.ut
creating the Lord Mayor of the citv of I,o,do,,
6aronet, is III progress, and will be announced in
Fridays Gazette.-B.
From the Times of tho 28th Nav.
Rcform-It is difficult for any man in his sob,r
senses to conjecture whence came the foII, F ~;
aglning that the House of Lords would bo can.tIo
OF opposing the Reform Bill when all tho ,,orid
must be so well aware how impossible that a,,o,,t
tual. fP'''''0' oHoc-
We do not now speak Of the state nj fpo1;r,, ;,,.
winch respectable noblemen would be thrown. when
from enjoying the esteem and confidence of ,,o;r
several ne1ghborhoods and of the nation venerable
they had rendered themselves. by n single vote :,
Parliament, the objects ofunivcrsal suspicion mr. die;
llke' mat is not the argument we now seek tn
duuIeSs 10 them because 1T is just conceivable that
d man whose mind has been wrought I'M tn an n,
raordnary pitch of vehemencc and passion MAJ,
console himself (for the moment) under anv ,;g;ty
ton OF public censure,s by the belief that he sFF
lot conscience sake. No; but we ask those oCtboi
bordshIPs who may have been indulping Some
cream as to the Practicability Of beating
.me hlngs Ministers ON the second readino &c ,IS
Dhl' what do they mean to do aftertsnrJs5 ~
Ihey FANCY that Lord Grey and his Gr;.,,d- -
continue Ministers after the Refor,o RiIl Ii -,
thrown out2 They might as well talk 81 b,,ooI
BODY performing all the vital functions sftcr ,Io
s,sl.iI "as out OF u: NO; Lord Grey rctires in
sIohtiy on the bill being rejected And who co,a.
IN Mot the Duke If WELLINGTON. nor ST. Poba-e
' : eel lhey know well what they are doino.
.ney know that there is a majority Of much 80 ~
'i'n one hundred members of the House etc.,
los IN FAVOR OF the BILL even taking into aooonnt
lo nomination boroughs. They are aIso Co..;
@ant by this time Of the fact that ,gitb a.
exception Of six individuals, all the ~ gs2sa
u England and all the members for onon to,,,,,s
nu Oeroughs, without ane exception. arc reeoI,,te
IN Inoir adherence to the whole Ineaenro,S
-se- now could an anti-reform or nook reform,