Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

,h ho purpose OF addressing the injuries inflicted by
~ ortuSueSe Government British subjects.
"o nrltHl soop of war Alligator, ftom off AL
gers on the 18th August rcports that the French
"u low Gays previously had an affair with the Be-
oouins' IN which they sustained a loss of 600 men
a n are sald to he masters of only Len miles round
AlSerS' 2o00 Of their troops were sick in the hos
France. sss ~
Inc brussels papers contain the opening speoc!,
:" =, h.hg Leopold to the new Legislative Body OF
2'igium "l'hs address, which contains nothing
Io"afKaoie, except i be perhaps rather offensive
court PAID TO. France at the expense of England
appears to have given general satisfaction in Etus,
Ne''-iiIs Majesty adroty Apologies for the dis
aces ci tue at2 campaign by attributing them to
"cciaentat superiority Of the Dutch in point of
uiSc'phne, and an unfair surprise upon hs subjects;
ana by at once saving the courage of the Belrians
ana assuring them of foreign protection, he seems
TO have found the shortest way to their good wishes
ne very properly Identifies himself with the nation
hut the promises which he holds out on The tlorny
SUBJECT OF the iortrosses may hereafter lead 10 some
'INM".e discussion. Hosthties had entirely coas-
Cd at Antwerp and the Dutch were oven showing
disposition to make the dRende for the damage
winch they had already done To Belgian property"
, 1KEAF BR1TAIN.-Thc Coronation of VII.
Liam Nv. took place with great pomp on the Sth
september. Tho London Globe states that the
rue cause oil the absence Of the Duchess of Kent
and the Princess Victoria from the ceremonies was
the indispostion of the latter and that his majesty
was duly aware of the fact.
Inc Reform BW.-Thc Liverpool Times urges
the adoption OF renewed efforts to further the M <
sage OF the reform bill. The following paraornnl
from the LonGon Spectator intiuatcs the proba-
olity OF Its passage through the House of I.ords-
rom certain never-iailing symptoms it ID now
conloctured even by those who for long time were
inc least sanguine, that the Reform Bill ,cH pass
lhe House 81 Lords not perhaps without some
furious opposition, but without that weight of NUN.
bers which alone could render such opposition for
midabie. a very considerable luovemeDt has recent
no tl,,th how
ven the Anti Reformer, have changed hands; and
many Reers, who had hung back are az length dc
claring their acquiescence in the Great Measure
we state these facts, not to lull, but to stimulate
the vigilance and activity of the people We call
on them now 10 labor heartily and actively in the
cause lat Is their oioR, inasmuch their labor is
not without assured hope of u fell and deserved
success" i
'Ihe Cholera has manifested itsolfa Berlin -
suys the States Gazette, officially the Cd Sept
lone man had already died, and several suspicious
cases ilad occurred" AT Vienna the alarm on that
subject had in some degree subsideo
AUSIRlA.-The Instructions i'll Hungary
have been suppressed Four hundred of the re-,
VOTED peasantry had been made prisoners. Of
whom several have been tried by Courts Martial
and shot. Italy is, for the moment TRANQUIL The
French Journals disbclicve the accounts of move
ments having taken place in Naples and of distur
Dances in Greece.
Com. Porter, arrived at Constantnople on the
lOth, with the ratification of the treaty of commerce
concluded last year between the Porto and the u
States.
The Flour Market on the 18th was ono shillin,r
lower than former prices.
y letter dated LIvERPeoI., 10th Sep. says:-ssOur
Cotton market continues dull, the sales this week
have been II, 200 and the imr ort is IL 700 bags
In prices there is no change. The sales to-day
have been 5000 bags with no improvement in the
appearance of the market. In flour there is scarce
ly any business doing and our quotations of 2la2f
per Dbl. in bond are quite nominal.