Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-08
Che Constitutional 1Wbt0.
FOREIGN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

received their files of London papers to rho SS,b
(ccntainng Paris dates to the 23d and Liverpool of
tic 26th January, inclusive.
The manifesto of the Poles which 10 nubsboJ fro,,,
Furls paper cannot be read without heart
emotions: 1t IS at spirited and moderate eoo
quent anu Just. The Russian army is at length upon
us arch, und short period will probably brlnr ,s
accounts of actual operations Yhc Poles seemed
ready to meet the Autocrat Of Russia with gallant
~ and ardor worthy of their cause and who can re-
fuse to aspIrate fervent hope that this deeply
NronSeu people may rise victorious from tho struo-
geI
The London papers contradict each other fatty
respecting the DECISION of the boundary Question by
the KING of Holland; the New York Journal of Com
merce says on the hority of Intelligent cores
pondcnt that should be satisfied With it, odiinu.
IVY lose small section of territory at the extreme
northern point of what we have heretofore claimed
in the State of Maine, aud gain that ITO rs) yerv i'm
porant POSITION at the head of Lake ChamIIain cal
led Houses Point, on which the United Suites few
years SINCE commenced erecting heavy Notifications
but afterwards abandoned them on its bcipn discov
ered, as was supposed, that the position fell within the
Canada territory.
The King of Holland has made au important com
municaton to the States General in relation to the
affairs of Belgium He entirely renouuces in If his
right and those of his house over that country Saws
thut he has consented to the opening of the ScheId.
That he will abstain from all measures of aggression
In Belgium the last accounts report the further pro-
ceedlnss OF the Congress respecting the election of
King-Tbe Duke de LeuclItcnberr SON of Prince
Eugene, seems be the favorile candidate and
the young Prince has announced his willingness to
serve. The displeasure of the Allied Powers and
particularly of France, has deferred many of the
members'irom expressing their wishes in his favour
30 less than fifteen candidates have already been be-
tore them, amongst Others Vlscount Cllateanbriand
General Scbastani, and the Pope.
The 2Gth Of February is tic day fixed on for the
definite decision of the question.
The Paris dates, which late as the 23d,
contain nothing important as regards the internal
state of France. The country, however is evident
ly arming and putting itself state to meet the
emergencies which the present troubled aspect off
affairs indicates will probably speedily arise
The meetings in England in favor of reform in |
Parliament seem to embrace the whole Kingdom !
and public opinion is every where enlisted i'll favour
at the measure The burnings, though still frequent,
are not of a serious character But in Ireland, mat
tefs seem 10 be coming TO crisis, and OCoDDeil
and the government are fairly at issue.
We Iegtet to slate from an authentic source, ra ~. Lafe
W President of the French Ministry COME to the settlement
OF hrs affairs and that he understood be barely solvent
lRELAND-hlr OConnell has warfare agains,
the existence OF Bank notes. and against Excise revenue
It said that Mr. O'Conne proposes holding his asna,io
meetings IN steamboat to be ootrd beyond Jursdcton
o. me sh government and where, consequently procla
, LoSnoN, 18th Jan-The commercial letters received from
breaking up blockade the ScRedt he has done so
wA very bad grace, and that he about publish pro
added his Majesty has voluntarily reduced the amount ~
his salary from zoo nfLa year 0uDl Accounts howey.
e nave been received at Lyd's, stating liza, tie Sclcd,
From tile agsn, Antwerp, jan 2I"No osnr had
the raising of HE blockade.
PARIS, Jan 22-The city CT Basic has conquered and dis
HE Gazse du Midi nouIces The failure OF ,e isr If
Giudin s. Co. for 1900, 900 francs.
BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
LnSDoN, Jan. 2I.-Prvate accounts BY the Dn.ch
Mail described the Dutch Army to be tn a stare of the
''st efficient preparation. One letter says our army
is now 10000 strors consisting principally of strong
healthy u:pn between IS and 35 The general enthu,
saa1a continues 10 increase. The total amount of do
Nations TO the Treasury is nearly 100000 of Gull
Gers of Tie contributors, four gentlemen of Am
Sheridan subscribed 100000 guildcrS and offered 1t
IN person 10 the King.
LONDON, Jan. 25.--T,ifc news from MemeI Of
Che prohibition Of the export ofaIl descriptions off
com from the Russian ports is confirmed but it ONLY
applies TO Poland and the adjoining districts where
large Supplies will be necessary for the Russian
troops on the opening ofthe campaign.
PIvate letters from Rome say that the voices of |
the cardinals still continue favour the election of
cardinal Weld to the papal chair, but numerous and |
powerful ntrgues were at work in favor of The Ara
Crah interest ami 1t was supposed the deliberations
would be protracted for at least another weeh.
"AnsA V, jan l2--The Dictator was this day
warned Of conspiracy to overthrow the existing 20
YeEnmcnt the persons accused were immediately ar
rested.
Pans, Jan. CIT is affirmed that news frou, 81
Petersburg, brought by express announces the march
Of the Russian army against Poland. It is said tina,
i will be composed Of $50 900 men
RUSSIA.
Accounts have been received from the Russian |
LHP'thI LiiS 10 Jan. which
cate the news OF the breaking out of The cholera
moTbus in that city. The government actively
engaged IN adopting precautionary measures to stop
the progress of the disease. Ten temporary hospi-
;als had been established with one hundred and ffty
beds, but stated that $50 cases of cholera ex
fsted The Board Of Commerce had taken precau. |
honary measures to prevent the increase of the dis
case by coDtagon, tfro' the means of merchandise
iGe adv!ccs from MOscow are to The 2d inst On |
The 3Ist Dec. there eleven new cases of cioIe-
It, and on the Isl Jan 81 persons were ILL., of whom
q were expected to Since the commence
rent Of the disease G3u5 persons had Geen attacked
and the deaths had been 1888
EERLIN, Jan l3.-It appears by letters received
ifoIn 81 Petersburg, that the Emperor intends To ac-
Company out Of the capital, the 9Th the entire Of
me guard which VIII march that day for Lhuapia
Ills mojesty will then afterwards leave town for vii
M, where he IS expected TO arrive on the I7th
an army Of 10000 men Bill extend rom that town
70 the frontiers Of Poland but it is generally suppo-
scd that the Emperor viii wait for the arrival Of The
$1,000 men of his guards before he shall eater the
country
The frontics Of Prussia have hitherto been respcc
tcu but this is not surprising, since they are lined
with 10000 men.