Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-20


that French and English fleet would appear in the
Baltic in the beginning of the summer.
The Memorial Bordelus contains the following intel
: lccuce dated Madrid, March 25:-"From the dircc
ton taken by the public mind in Spain for time
past almost certain that violent comnotion will
shortly suLvcr this country, If government CONT
nue. to refuse the nation the authorizations wished for
il, the political system by which it is governed.
! The London Times of tho 7tb tho subject of
| French affairs, says:-
In the Paris papers of Monday, which arrived last
night find nothing calculated to decide The question
of peace war between France and Austria. The
Monitcur of Sunday had declared that the French Co
vcrnmcnt which had demanded explanations from vi
emma, had as yet received answer, and promised
unrcscrved information the subject as soon as it
should The public to RELY upon this pro-
mise with mixture of hope that peace may still DO the
result. The French funds have consequence rccov-
cred little from their extreme depression the pre-
ccdiug days.
Meanwhile the patriotic associations and movement
party are as violent i'll their hostility the Ministry and
their cl1ulors for war II were to take the
opinions of the journals the opinions of France,
we should be led to believe that NJ Cassimir Pcrricr
was scarcely less unpopular than Prince Polignac The
majority of them declare that Inc does not understand
the revolution of July lust-tha he has bclicd its prn-
eipies-a that he is u Minister of the restoration,
instead of being the friend of the sovereignty for
med behind the barricudcs of Paris. 1t is laid to his
charge as serious offence, that he nominated
without his knowledge consent Minister by
Charles " who appointed liberal ministry, with the
nope OF appeasng the people and retaining his throne
after his troops has been expelled from the Tuillercs
The recent dismissal of public fnctonares from office
on account OF having Joined the patriotic association
the prosecution of factous writer's, and the strict pres
ervaon of neutrality the frontiers, have earned for
the new Ministry great share of odum among the
movement party could well be attained by any Cab
met in SD short time. The Constitutional even
makes it answcrablc for the praises of the Austrian
Observer and accuses it of being friend to absoutism
and Prince Metternch because that Journul expresses
increased hopes of seeing anarchy ovcrrown and
peace preserved, from its accession to office.
| The French Loda-Thc following is copy of the
circular issued relative to the French loan about be
contracted. 1t appears that France wishes to raise
i20 0oo, zoo of francs in capital-.that is nearly
i5,OOOOOO stcring-whch will require the issue of
between 100000 and 100000 of five per cent rencs
PARIS, April l.
Il The French Government having given notice of
their intention to contract for loan of 100 600 900 of
francs in capital have the honor inform you that
we have joined company composed of the leading
Establishments of this place, for the purpose Of bidding
for the
We beg to you that it would afford us great
pleasure to have list the of both your
pccabe firm and of such of your friends as NAV be de-
sirous of participating i'll contract in which case
we shall be happy to receive your communications sta
ting the amount of capital you may wish have and
previous TO the adjudication taking place. shall in
form you what sum VIC shall be able to assign you
the event of our contracting.
The Minister of Finances having fixed the 10Th inst
tor the adjudication of the oan the price shall offer
will of course, be regulated by any circumstances
which may occur i'll the interval.
| The Academic de rIndustric at Paris has offered n
gold and silver medal (the former of the value of 500
francs for the hest and second best enquiry into the
scientific and practical principles favorable the
progress of agricultural manufact curing and CONNER
cial industry of France"
Upon its being announced that General Debsch
set price on the head of several Poles gentleman of
the Duchy OF Posen inserted in the different Journals
notice offering reward of 600 rx dollars 5000 bush
els of potatoes to whatsoever should bring the head of
! the Count Zabalkansk-[IIe Temps.l
lie Voeur, in the phraseology of the Stock Exchange
gives the following quaint notice of the condi-
ton of the Russian army in Poland-"La Vistule re-
prend cours, lie bons Russes tombent"
7ovLos, MAaou a4.-Lurso rr,acasiuos arc fornir,f
IN louion and the environs, of -four wheat biscuits
forage, OATS &c The troops that to form the corps
that Is to be stationed the frontiers of Piedmont
have been for days the march, they will be can
toned for the present in the of the depart
ment of the Var. Independently ofthc six batteries
artillery which preparing here others are expecet
from the interior, that there will be 100 pieces
cannon with all the necessary matoricl."
FRENcH FUSDs.-Poris, AprH4.-Fivc per cents, 75f
doc. 25c. Soc 40c. 6Oc, 75c. 76f 25o 7Gf 75f: Soc
&c. 75f 76f 2Oc Coo. soc. 80. 76f soc. roc; -Four
per cents 66f; Three per cents, 46f soc. Coo. doc
47f lOc 40c soc. Coo. 47f eOc. 6Oc &c. 6Oc Ex-
change on London, month, paper, 25f: 1Oc three
mos. paper, 24f 90c.-[Cours Authentique.
! CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES April A.
The Chamber commenced the preparatory discussion
OF the project oflaw concerning the extraordinary
called for by the Minister of Finance.
NJ. Salvcre to oppose the granting of the vote
of credit and stated that the patriotism of the Cham
Der had been put to great trial. The demand of new
taxes was, he understood, be followed bv other dc
mGnds the kind, which the close of the session
believed to be impending-woud preclude the Cham
Der from examining with the attention they deserved
electoral law by the Chamber of Peers and comment
cd at considerable length the internal and external
policy of the Cabinet. He alluded to NJ Casimr
Pcrrcr's first declaration the Chamber which he re-
marked was pacific in its tendency than his last
q adured him. before he entertained the hope ofcompci
ing Europe to dsarm; to weigh well the value and con
vince himself Of the sincerity, of diplomatic ussuran-
ces. vi: bavcEtc then recommended strongly an alli-
ancc between France and England, for securing the
liberty of Europe, and the execution which he deem
en- perfectly practicable He afterwards challenged the
Ministry to declare If the necessary changes had been
made in the diplomatic agents of France. 'sFor in
| stance" said he, 'who is Consul in Edonburph
the most important for at the present timer" With
respect to the fear of an explosion in the western de-
Partments La Vandcc) NJ Salverte supposed that the
danger from that quarter not imminent as the 20
yernment had thought proper to remove Gen IanarGue
from that command. "Nevcrtheless" said he sT can
assure the Ministry that the Caists of La vendee are
not ldlc AT vItrc an Association has been formed
(not patriotic of course) and its contributions arc
not twenty five confines per month"; fthose Of the Ma
onai Association, but eight per on the amount Of
the direct taxes paid by the members. vouch for the
accuracy OF this statement, for have received if from
our colleague, W Bertros! NJ Savcrtc CONCLUDED h,,
again denying tho cxpediency of granting the vote Of
credit called for, and voted against it.
Admiral De Rigny, Minister Of the Marine at fhis