Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-01

II 4. TO DE iesi,ed that ihssc iLterven. Aons may
| he favourable to the Greeks The squadron will
| sail to-day If tie weather permits.
IL Is affirmed that the English Admiral vii
command the combined squsdrons Of Franc,
| and England,
| BRESr, June s-Thc Diana corvette has
arrived at Best. Thus vessel had been sent
| =" Omoa, Ia nutify TO the Government of III.
Republic of Central America that the King OF
| nc French. recognizing in principle ih- Jude
pcndencc of that state, was inclined tu con
| c'nde wrh it treaty of amiiy, commerce ap,
'av'gati"n. This proposal was acccded TO with
great w,linune.s
| LONDON. June 18th ,luh the published,
! accounts f'om PARIS are unf able, and tn.
pr'vat- accounts ra'hcr mare so. ard oupi
no 'hii "hich has occurred in tho Frcncl
fur'S IL very oousd rate, own funds hay,
'ecn sustained W. II unexpected FIR nnos Bust
ness IN time Bargains done % q very coll
siderable "S'ent, and n that two ia i.,
II spectators were IN the ma rket-one op,ra-
ting tor IT," ial in cons. auence OF tho Frenri
Jews, and he other r. the rise on some in
| f'rmatron. not however, much to b. d.p.nde
On 1rahve to the approaching settlement O
| the Belgian question They thus in pr. AZ men
sure. c"unt,Iacied each other. C.nsols yer,
| ,s low az 821 IN the early part of the dav, hu,
recovered t" S3t and lett # at s2f to 49,. Ex-
| chrqu' bills are IL. 10 l2-. pr. mum.
| The Transactions in tn" Forc,gu market wer.
N,
| which has fallen about per cent, IN consc-
quence of orders from he country FIR sale The
asst pr c. was so to 81. Most II the nj hers are
quoted lower. but very hu!e business was don,
! III them.
1t IL erneuneed in u G bes, rel cal c,c es ths,
Lord Althorp does not inteno t, propose TO til,
new Parliament the Stamp Act which he
brought rwaad in the lust, but one much more
n favour of ;he diffusion OF inf ,rmar by news
PnIers The amp duty on euch period &c ais vii
| a.. r. -.
l-Couct lou.
HOUSE OF PEERS, juno Is.
The House opened Tor the admissi IN # strar-
gers at hull past one o'cuck.
Among he Peers present, were the ->ukns Of
Richmond, Gcrd"n. and Manchester; the Earl
of RedensdslN, R"mncy. Gujf'rj. AMI r se
bury; and Lnrds King. Kenyon. and Holland.
: TIE Lord Chancellor entered the House al
Two o'clock, and h" other .mmissioners having
| 'rrivcd, shortly af forwards took their seats OF
tue Woods; CT: when
The Lord Chancellor >aid he had tn acqnainr
Their Lordshns that his Majesty, no, linking
MT t. b. personally resent, had been pleas ed
TO cause C"mmissI n 10 issue under The Grent
Sea-, IN DIR to the opening and holding Of the
Pur'Iam"nt.
The Commissioner, (the archbishop OF Cante, bury
the Load Chancellor, the Marquis OF Wrlle>y Il ord
Waing.) Earl Grey and Lord Durham then TOOK their
-ea's on the bench appropriated for the
ana the Lord Ciance OF linen ordered VIZ Pullman
Woman Usher of the Black Rod Q command the aen
dauce of the of the Housc of Coun,on. o.,
hear the Comn,issou read.
Shnrtly afierwa Dis upwards of hundred Members Of
| he t'oise ni Commons Appeared at the bar
lhe Lord Chance 'lor then informed them that a Com
mission had issued under Great Seal empowe RING
md itn,ne them Commissioners doing all thing.
necessary to the opening of The present Parliament
ne Connis-inn was then read by of the Clerks
| the House, afeT which
The Lard Chancellor said, my Lords and Gen,lemen
we have II in nmand from his Majesty let YOU know
that II lie his Rlaesiys Royal will aud pleasure as soou a.
the Members OF both Hnuses sworn in m person To
10 yo" 'he cause OF the calling together the pres
rnt paIamen but it being necessary that S,,eake,
should he first chosen. is his Majesys Royal will and
pleasure that you, Gentlemen of tho House Of Com
mons should repair the place where you usually SIT
and thee proceed 10 the choice Of 6 and proper per
son TO nj that high and important Office and that after
having chosen him you present he re 10 nor
probation" W
The Commissioner then reted after which the Io,d
'hanceln proceeded 10 swear the Peers Uho were an
| attendance.
4 HOUSE OF COMMONS, June "A
Al quarter past two, the Usher Of The Back Rod an
pesred at the table of the House, and summoned The
members by virtue of his Majrsy's commission to ap-
I pear Al the bar Of the House of LORDS
About 200 member, present In about seven pi-
mates afer~ard, those who had proceeded to the Hou,
# I.orrs returned, AID took their seats
i,rreditrriv afterw ards
Mr. Charlie WYNN and moved, .ha, the RICH, hon
ha'es Manners Sutton shord take the chair speak
~ ". ~ R'Sev seconded the nomination
H' "a >;nn rose and cordially tia keh them Tor she
Il moor ty had done HIM, III thus nominating for f
7h ie To he fhrif sp'aker, he having filled Office r.
me last fo"rern year'. aid stsurt u Hou-e rha
-ho"r 't"y elect him. efforts me lis am
n"iv should lie devoted 10 the service the House and
'NF
Mr. G Wynn and Sir NJ w. Ridley then descended
from their seats the Treasury Bench on winch Al,
sutton 'onk him nv the arm and accommodated hin
to ihF { hair, in which they placed hin,
The Speaker TUNED ais most cordial aok nov ledPp
ment- 10 me two Hon. Members and The House.
ST. j. Graham in the unavoidable ab>ence Of the
Chancellor Of the Exc 'Fquei. congratulated the Sprake
a"d the House on the erc OF Mr. sutton q, d M
we'd the NJ '"rnmeni Of thr House until To ncTrow.
/ SH * Peel scc"rded tie MOTION ri Adjournment and
warmly eulneise ,hr rondur the SrgakeI dutnp ,h
touree" wears experience which thew had had him
| On the moiion nf The Speaker The House adjourned
| LONDON CORN FIX N ANGE June live arr
moderately surplied wh Gram general week: the
trade ncveTthe extremely dui, hOush h Iu,l,
/ "araiinn ~ prices Fine Wheat MA MA ms Nionda,'
currency, but RaT"v heavy sale rather vor
Terms and oats. unless for and good parcels
rather cheaper than otherwise.