Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
TO be concluded IN our ne,t.
FOREIGN.
Eight Lqys Later from Eselund

FOREIGN.
Eight Lays Later from Eaglund.
Tho packet ship Sheffield, at New York from
Liverpool brings London papers to tho 7th and
Liverpool to the 9Th July, both inclusive
On tho subject of our claims on France, the Lon.
don Courier says: This long pending negotiation
has Mt length boon brough to 4 close. The French
Government has agreed 10 pay indemnity to
the subjects of the Unod States for their loss OF
property above mentioned, 25,000,000 francs ex.
actly million sterling. Tho original sum claim
cd was $1,000, 900 francs, f2, 400, 900 sterling
!Atler debate of three days duration, carried on
with unusual vehemence and great display of tai
emit, the Reform Bill passed the British House of
Commons on the 9th July on lis second reading,
by majority of 136,-there being ACT votes in its
favor and 231 against it. The Bill wus be con-
sidored in Committee tho following Tuesday
tho 18th. Some alterations had been proposed by
ministers in the details tho Bill,-the most i'm.
portant of which they retracted, public opinion and
tho liberal part of the press having expressed dec
dcd disappro5ation of them. The amendment con.
templated was, that persons who paid rent more
frequently than every half year should not DO al.
lowed to vote.
In relation TO the affairs of Europe, a London
paper of the I'd says:"'Thcro materials enough
Tor combustion in every quarter, and the tran if
we mistake not, is about to be laid speedily"
From Poland find nothing of any moment
| various movements had been made by tho contend
ing armies but bnttle had been fought. AS usual
there different from the theatre of war;
account is favorable the Poles another states
that they arc in very critical situation. Field
Marshal Count Paskcwitcb passed through Willing
burg IN East Prussia, and proceeded first TO Choir
zellen to the head quarters of the Grand Duke Mic
hazel. He is no doubt on his way TO take command
Of tho army, to which In had lately been appointed.
WIILIAM Roscoe, Esa.-This elegant and en-
lightened historian and scholar, died at Liverpool
on the 30th of June.
1t has been stated in London by 4 person Of high
rank, who is known to possess the best means of
information, that the French elections will no much
against the Ministers, and that n. Cassinir Pcrrrcr
ana his colleagues MIST either give way to the lib
sral party or retire from office. The liberal party
demands: LIST. the full execution of the plans of Jul
y as promised to NJ Lafayette, I'd. The dimin-
ution by one-third, at least of the enormous civil
list appropriated TO the King. Sd. \ declaration
in favor of the Poles and a cordial alliance with
Belgium.
The London Albion of the 9th says-Wo have
good authority for stating that patient has died
at Guys hospital, under decided exhibition of
every symptom peculiar to the cholera uiorbus
The rumors received two days ago that the Cho-
iera had broken out in Hamburg-that Sault had
succeeded Perer, and that France was marching
an army to Belgium, all turn out incorrect
The Cholera has however broken out at Archan
gel. Riga datos of 10Th juno state s.the sickness
VIC arc happy to say continues to leave us. Total
attacked 267e; cursd S36; deaths 1872; in progress
| OF recovery, l2o, still diseased 3d."
| RUSSIA AND POLAND
| The accounts from he thea re of war are of o
gratifying nature. The insurrectic n in the us
so-Polish provinces is extending with great RAPID
| ity. Lithuauia aad Samog ita will soon be able
to es' abl;sh heir Independence, and send De.
puties 10 the National Dict al Warsaw. Gen
Gielgud is at the head Of &C, 900 men; and IL bro
Gee ding towards Wilma and the sea coast Ii
! Samognia, 10000 insurgents are under arms
and the Commander in Chief has trausmAted tc
the Government the report of Glory gained
| ny party Of the came gallant people in TIT
Province of Volhynia
| Gen Dembnski, with another auxiliary force
entered Lithuanla at Oltta so or so miles south
"a est of Wilma, where he was also joined by
| strong body IF the insurgents, who had previous
| ly beaten Russian detachmen' and captured
! two peicrs Of cannon and suppels, near Troki
not far from the capital ofthe PROVINCE. Gen
| Chalpowski, who entered Lithuania near Baly-
stock, before The other corps. after having dis
| persed two Russian colnmns-oDe near Blelsk
, the other near ProuZuro- marched norlhwarc
! crossed The Niemen cast o. Grodno, and ar
rived at Lido on The 5th JUne where lie wa
joined by many detachments of the insurgents
and large body of the mobiles OF LIthunia. TIL,
Poith Commander iD-Chief moved his heac
quarters about he middle of June, from Praga
to Siennieta, the place which he occupied be-
fore he began his series of munoeuvrcs on the
Narew, he is said. however, o have been recall
cross the Narew and Bug near Sierock. But
The m eD'ion of neither party are mln,fesl-and
the Polish General has been hitherto peculiarl,
successful in Disgusting his intended inovemente
| The Polish government has announced loan Of
sixty IN iors Of forms; for roising which the,
mainly depend on their fellow citizens.
Ltcerpool Corn Exchange July s.
Our corn market has undergone no improve
men. The continued fine weather has proved
an overmatch for lich duties and every Other
thing which could he brought forward in favour
81 prices being snpporel We quote snperfnc
SWEET American Flour duty paid from sos to 58s
ann in bond at 22s to 26s bri. Indian Corn a,
32s TO 5i- duty paid The presen, duty on Flour
is Is I'D pcs brl and on Indian Corn G4s I'D tho
quarter Of 480 lbs.-In ether kinds If American
prodace there is not much dong and almost a
rathtr lover prices.
nOYER SELECTION.-A supply reccv.
81 ed, by JOHN Fl. NASH