Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

security against revolutionary overthrow of the
Church and State of England. Beyond all question,
" aodS u The Wing Ministers be not now supported,
rory GoYernment--or rather bastard Tory-would
office 4"
Measures are taking IN England to strengthen the
organization OF the army. All pensioners having
SMILING day to be inspected, in order To ascer-
tain the number fit for service Sixteen regiments
militiu are ordered out. In ireland, the militia
aaty Those Of Lciirim were mounting guard
Carrick on Shannon.
LONDON, Feb. l.--Thcrc are no arrivals OF mo
nent to day. The closing price Of French Funds on
Saturday, was l6F 85c The opening price Of Con-
sois to"doy was GOE, Sithey cll 10 500, 3 at noon,
out at quarter past two the report or the Polish
D'ctators resignation, they again sos 81, and
were Grn.
In the Foreign Morkc,, Russian Stcck advanced to
SO; Brazil to 57l, Z; Spanish l6l
ne magistrates of Dublin, II is sad were .cr-
mincu to prevent the mectlO" of the coiume cal
clerks OF Dublin advertised 'or the J0h of January.
Kuns for gold had been made upon several Of the
irish banks, but they were promptly met The aglta
ton was subsidng.
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
Advices from Warsaw are 10 the Goth of January
inclusive. But the accounts very encourage
ing to the friends Of the Poles after Il careful
examination OF the various accounts do we believe
that the great mass OF the people Cn huSaStiC
in the cause, the revolutionary writers of news
have represented. The Emperor of Russia is now
admitted TO have concentrated upon the scene Of ac
ton force so overwhelming and dsPropori.oned to
the resistance which he may calculate upon meet mr.
that more remote views attributed To Inn, and the
French papers speculate Upon his masking under
cover OF Polish coercion, scheme of Invasion Of the
French territory. Upon this point quote the fol-
| loving paragraph from the Augsburg Ciazettc:-
1T IS said that Ia 900 regular cavalry and 10 600
Cossacks have already joined the Russian army and
that this number is to be doubled Such for
indable preparations lead to the surposton that
Russia haS more important object in riel, Nnn The
mere conquest Of Poland, and tnat after that eXpe
dtlon shall have closed, more serious questions NAV
be a9vatcd. Generally speaking the public mind IS
huch agated the people are rrItated Ia The highest
degree at the idea of tIcir being by possibility cam
made subjects of Russia. Some however s1nak of
Cancellation and speedy submission. Thus If NAV
be expected that when hostl!;ics shall have comm, n
ced, the cause Of Poland will suffer from disaec,ion
According TO all accounts, the Russian army would
have been Joined by the reserve rrara.,I. division
before the 29ih OF January. which day the opcia
ionS we're TO begin two Ines viz: on Il road FINN
baii stock and }rZese. Il Is reported that 100 OO0
uen. including 10000 regular cavalry hive nassed
the VIsua; there still 10000 men nca- Warsaw,
Order and tranquility pretty we'll preserved ha
troops will advance rapidly as tie scarcity of prn
Visions VIII allow Il is supposed that the Ernperor
Will endeavOr 70 cause divisions up0nu he Poles h.,
offering to many amnesty and even personal adv,6
taSes. Almost all The land owners who wen. from
INC dranI LUCKY OF P"sen to the insurgents have
returned home al the first summons.
Meantime, while the storm Is thus cr7tharinr ,l,o
d CT tor unwilling to do any thing which wouli CON,
promise the chance at an aincabln arrangement with
the Emperor nt Russia, and finding that the Diet was
IN TINS respect opposed to HIM, has resigned his trust
The account Of the Dictator's resignation is fbIs
gwen from Warsaw, January 20-tile latest date
from that CapItol:
| The Dic,ator, G9n. Chopicki has RESIGNED his
post, IN order that the Diet, which met Yesterday
may deliberate with the greater indencndcoca IN tf
measures which the welfare cf The countrv CALI f
Oh' the Diet shall have decided who is 10 be en-
trusted with the dicaion of public affairs General
WelsscnhoH 'akes the command of the army
We give below the debate in he French Chau,ho-
OF Deputies Of the 27th, 29h and Goth OF January in
which the foreign policy Of France was discussed.
~ WIN DC seen That 'W' great parties are at issue on
that policy. NJ. Maugun demanded catororic,Ii,, Of
ministers. now ''that tremendous coniic, OF life.
and death" was to take place between the Russians
ana Inc Roles, "wkeiher II their intention TO
uphold the latter, or abandon them to their fate"
ne Minister OF Foreign Affairs replied, 'what is
1t but war against all Europe that is demanded OF
US: the government could not, he said A. once ra
Pnd'atc as was required, the treaties of 1914 T.
wanted at first, h military force rcc,,isit IN do
50 WIN impnmty Now that this objection subssts
no longer, France cannot, even for Poland th,urh
she feels the wrongs long ago committed noai;.t
her, violate The principle of non-irterventi0n on
which she has taken her stand. ssTbat nnfortnnata
country said he SIS 400 leagues from u.s. and. saw
1t win greI, we can do nothing for Poland by force
OF arms" The case of Belgium was different e5bo
was not beyond the sphere of France The nrinc
pic of non-interventon had saved her. As to thu,
country he would say, that she had rot addressed 10
FRANCE &c; wish for union nationally expressed, nor
mad France interviewed, that is, mierpcscd bv force
IN the election OF sovereign for her She had o,Iy
! expressed her wish, and the reasons for it.
General I4amarque said that France co Md not
IohS remain IN her present situation which was IN
suited to the nnarch of her choice who NAV re)v on
me support OF tho nation. He adyertcd 10 the vio,
ton OF the Independence of the Poles which was
acKnoWledged by the Congress of Vienna vu,I the
treaty OF 1915. 1t had been said that France coud
| not contend with the Gel ssns Of the North but
that Colossus has not the aid of England and
Turkey too, is ready to renew the war lie thourht
belgium strangely out Of fIvor England. Aus
tria and Russia each strainlng every nerve ~
keep their hold on IrelGHd Italy and Poland, while
france denies to Belgium the union she desires
The next day General Lafayette rose, and ron
erai silence prevailed. Diplomacy, lie said, must b..
funded on the interests of the people lie did not
plead tor either peace war but he would Law before
the Chamber a principle identified with The h, nor
and prosperity of France what fylluws has bren
branded by contemporary Journal as "a new edi
OF the propagation Of the former revolution" Cen
erai Lafayette has himself replied to this in Nh,
conclusion of the speech from winch We arc about 70
make an extract. If Revolutionary France, he said
had made many CnnQucs'S it was bccarse she was