Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

- g. % eo.IsoIu 4 sen large
p, say mat this cannot be done--tbnt they cannot
afford to sell as cheap in Richmond as goods can be
Dous.l IN fhiiadelPhia and New York? Then tell
iraEdaais they may prepare to yield the remain
oer OF this trade, worth doing. Unless this is done,
what YET remains to city, will soon follow in the
i; ,h Va nas winch has gone not to be recalled, but
IN the "ay here suggested. We may open canals and
construct rail roads, but unless this is DONE they will
ory serve to quicken the trade to the great mart,
anu unless our merchants will come TO the resolution
10 make trial of this, the only alternative saw .od
speed" to il. ~
nut s.r, feeling as do deeply interested for the
prosperity OF my native state, and believing that the
prosperity OF our city will greatly promote the pros
pery OF the state, hope merchants win at once
como to the resolution, and make it public TO sell
dry goods hardware, glass, and crockervware shoes
mats &c as cheap in Richmond, they are sold in any
market in the United States in the same oueott;es nS
| on IKE terms Ii they will do this and act honestly
upon IT. am confident that large majority of the
country merchants will give trial.
1his measure may he adopted at once and its effects
tested ALMOST by the time can ret survey for any
scheme OF internal improvement upon which our ci,
zens or the state act, with intelligence
II you think, Ur Editor, the suggestion have
nas'e ana the observations connected with it. worth
any thing, hope you will give them place in your
paper and obbge a MERCHANT.
ne NusembuIg Correspondent, quoted in the London
Cer1er OF 9th May says. in article from Bucharest
LIN April that the Russian troops with the excep
ton OF small force garrison that town were to with
draw over the Pruth and go into environments in Poio
Ia, Ahuania, and Volhynia The withdrawal these
troops was looked upon indicative of the confidence
OF Russ, that disturbances were to be apprehended
on the part of the Turks. The Courier finds moro
probable explanation of their movement in the ;nenr
rections which have broken out in the old Polish nro
vinces and that it is deemed important oven at the risk
OF evacuating Walachia and leaving il open to the
iuhs 10 hasten troops into the revolted provinces.
The Messenger des Chambre of Cd MAY has this para
graph-'The news arrived this morning affords three
remarkable facts tho occupation of Siedlec by the Pol
ism General Crnnski, announced in the official Gazette
OF asaw the retreat of the left wing of the Russians
stationed at kock upon Vieprz Radieu; and the re-
treat of Marshal Diebitsch across the Bug announced
IN the Warsaw Courier of 18th. Nothing can explain
these remarkable aud serious facts which would decide
the freedom of Poland, but tho instruction the Lii
thuanlans, Folhynians and among the Russians
themselves which have obliged Debsch to march to the
assistance of the Empire, mcnaced with dismembcr.
1heht by revolution winch appears to extend from
AVonia TO fodoiia, and which perhaps at this moment
| disturbs Pctersburgb tselfn
The account received from Mcneil at Dundee in
scotland repeats the rumor of great battle on the
l5th IN which $4,000 Lthunans said to have gone
over to the Poles, and that the Russians had been com
pleteiy routed, losing military chests &C. AS however
there is direct information from Warsaw four days later
than the alleged battle, it is probably only runor
Prince Carignan had quietly, and without opposition
succeeded to the throne of Sardinia vacant bv the dealt
| of the late king, Charles Felix.
The Paris Messenger des ChaInbre of 9th Nav con
tFadlc's on the authority of the MoneuF, the warlil
construction put upon certain of the Aus
TRAN army in Italy, and the consequent march @
French troops.
+ FROM BAHIA.
IL Ihe ship Isis, arrived at Boston Friday, havin
ieit Bahia on the 26th April, and Pernamb1co on tb
IN the most distracted state Bahia and business
| pieteiy at stand. Riots, sc. had been continual,
but on the morning of her sailing, the mol
haa ufaered every Portuguese they could ind one
could be SEEM the greater portion having previously ia
ken refuge with their families board the Portuguese
vessels In the harbor, which had sailed The Isis left
bahla after the packet for Pernambuco with the news
OF the revolution in Rio Janeiro, &c had sailed and
| arrived there before her. Every thing Appeared tran
gun, out as soon as the Revolution announced the
whole city was in connection, and the Isis left it in the
! greatest confusion,
I he Isis ,,,:.l,I
tty OF flour in Pernumbuco was probably about 1000
bbls but no sales of consequence made
a letter from Batia 'dated April % and % saws
| nero IS nothingyet doing The Portuguese have
Deen invited by the government again disenbnrk from
the vessels and recommence business; thev are ho,a
yet fearful of further insults and only few stores arc
opened The of the abdicatior of Don Pedro 80
received here 23d, and Don Pedro II. has been pro
| the forts and shipping. va
"The present President, Cezrnbra and General At
Arms Nisconde do Praia taking every measure IN
restore public order and tranquility? But there is y
strong adverse party who daily occasion some dstur
''By arrivals to-day from Rio we learn t1,a. Don P
dro l. has sailed with his family, except the vonno
queen OF Portugal in the frigate Voltage for ENGLAND
S me young Queen is on board the French frigato
Seln' bound for Tcrceira. The Regency had issued
DEGREES for all troops repair to their quarters
ana Tor the populnce TO lay aside their arms We con
Soe business mere as nearly stopped for great length
OF time Many OF the Portuguese settling up De-
ternned TO leave the country. Very energetic mcasrcs
are required on the part Of the government to keep
| lhe mob within bounds. Our ships Of war arc NJ
| Rio. "-0 Il"
"2Gth.-Tho minds of the people today are very R.
VeTIsh tearing something further will take place.
PERNAMDUco, May 4e-The country is in state of
great agitation Business attended with every species
| of trouble imaginable. Dies de Fegas 1iolidavEI
! enough TO bother the Devil.
LIVERPOOL. May 9TH.
we cannot refrain froD congratulatnr with our
readers on the daily increasing success Of the people
IN their noble struggle for reform. Every post brings
accounts of fresh victories to the great cause and four
score is the amount Of votes, which has gained in
| the elections already decided.
The elections i'll Ireland likely 70 exceed in their
result tue expectations of the most s1ngunc reformer
Every where the most strenuous, and apparently sue
ccssful excrons, making to secure tho return oil
candidates favourable TO the measure Dr. DOYLE has
written long letter, ozhofng the electors Of the King
and his Ministers.
Il is said that Mr. OConnc goes IN for the borough
of Dungarvin and that Mr. Lamb Will start for tho
county Of WGterford.-DUblip lTaH.
LoNDoN TUESDAY NfGHT-An extraordinary report has
been very prevalent in the city this afternoon founded
upon the contents Of letters by Esafatto from Paris
that weary