Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-31
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FROM FRANCE.-Tho ship Extio, at New
York from Havrc, brings 10 the editors of the Cou.
rior, French papers 10 the i;2th September.
From Poland there is 40 later intelligence than
that already received here by way OF Liverpool if
we except the following ru;nour:-
From tic Jogrr,Gt da HARE, September -.
! Private letters whicl, we lave just received .fQl
the Polish legation at Paris contain the following
passago.-''sie4d Marshal Paskew itch has been baa-
ten the 30th OF August by Gen. Skryznecki,
aud compelled To quit The positions which lie oc-
cupicd il the neishoourhood OF Warsaw"
| The iiavre Editor places but little confidence il
the report, being, he says, altogether Uucourn-
cd by lis other Par.sian correspondence.
\ change in the Ministry is spoken of. It is
.aid that ii. Dscszcs, WHO was u Minister oF Lou
is XVIII. vii! take the place OF III. Perrer.
The CHOLERA To- have made alarming
progress II is stated with much confidence that
II had broken out at Vienna, and at Berlin, besides
committing dreadful raVuges al Hungary One
account from Paris says--.'Wc begin here TO ia
ml!i0vizc ourselves with the idea of seeing this
seour9e soon roach us; considerably Diminished,
however, IN It's most dangerous characteristics, and
we rely good deal the skill Of our physicians"
Accounts from Madrid, of the 3ist Angus. state
! that General Forros was in arms agti:.s. the
government norr the bordcis OF AndIusia; his
force consisted OF 500 men, all old soldiers Con
siderable C:Aeasiness was III Consequence evnced
by the government, and troops marching o
oppose him.
y change astazcn place in the Belgian Minis
try. NJ. dc u uceuacro takes the Department. Of the
;AtSitcT, IN pace OF VI. IGCDulJn; ". Lemon
Anb2ssador 1T ?arls, is called /" Vorc-n A.T,irs
IN lieu II. DO NucleDucrc; II. Oh. de Drouckuro
remains Minister of War.
According 20 tiayrc advccs ofthe 12:h business
had acquired greater uctiviiy than Toe months past
Commerce with tho manufacturing Lolrus was re-
vIv;ng. Upwards of 1GUJ baios OF Cotton were
sold III :iayre, III the second Mock OF Sept, while
important sales had been made o: Pot Ashes Cot.
fee, Sugar Hides, Indigo, &c. Colonial Produce
was likewise on the advance. Within tie las. two
months, more than two hundred foreign ships had
arrived - Hare In short, the whole appearances oil
co nmcrciai Glirs had assumed an ar Of prosperity
wlich it WAS believed would continue ifthe public
confidence not disturbed, and the stabt,
Of the empire threatened by the continuance of RI
OTIS apparently without object, and which must in
the end, unless PcoMPy rcprossed, end in disaster
BE&j.IN. Sept. 3.-IwO Ear iisa o.iiccrs Iessrs. |
jrosje and Wilkinson, have been detained here, |
whose pErpoS" = was 80 proceed TO Poland. Tiev |
b ID exchanged considerable the Bank Roy
si, and II i presumed that they charged with |
tie conveyance 10 Warsaw, o. Il part OF the Polish |
'oan, o5.tnod in England. The English Minister
Mr.. Chad, who applied Old their behalf to tho Sac
Rotary OF STATE NJ. Anciiion, was answered that
Prussia did not consider herself ncutr2! in the
Polish contest, bat only IN state OF inactiyi.v;
and that her obligations towards Russia would not
permit her SO suffer TO pass to the frontier, any
i'ling which could serve to promote the Polish
var. In consequence OF this representation, one !
Of The Engahnien, Mr.. w .lkinsou, has returned
TO London and an energetic declaration on the part
Of Lord i'almcrton is expected. The two gent,c-
represented TO possess great influence with
iAcir goveGH;nont. 'Iuey tho same wEo,a !
detention at Bgesiaw gave rise t, thc complaints |
-ie london Gnur;ar.-T NtreEjurg CORES !