Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
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have received Liverpool papers OF the II and 18th
of Mag They contain nothing decisive Us to The fate
OF Poland The slight Intelligence which they afford
Of Polish affairs, gives hope better things
than feared from the last accounts
The elections going fnnousy III lavor Of the
Reform Bill In England number OF unexpected
changes had taken place the side of the rcformers
I'm increase had also taken place III Scotland and
very considerable one in ireland.
ThofS hardly doubt Of the return ef two form
ers from the hitherto Tory City of Dublin For the
Lord Mayor 9l5-AIr Perrin 81 (Rcformcrs;)--for
Mr. Vendcr 713-AIr G. Moore 10S (An,i-rcforncrs.)
In Drogheda, Mr.. Wallace ahead of the anti
rEformcr North
Lord George Dcrcsord has been beaten in Waterford
Mr., O'Connell stands FOR his native county, Kerry,
oitd there Is no doubt OF his success.
Mr.. Sergeant Wilde has beaten the Duke Of New
castle IN his own borough.
IoNpov, May 10.
1t is rumorcd today, with Increased confidence, that
SIR Robert Pcul is longer pcrtnaciously opposed
the BILL" Ut least the essential parts IL nor is
the hcn BIronets speech at Tamworth of character
TO render people ncreduous of this great change in MS
sentiments. He there displayed none of that inoctli
nate zeal, that unnchns tcnucity of purpose, which
threw forth cbullitions Of almost frantic rage the
last day of the Parliamentary Session. he did
Jre up the horrors of revolutionary violence the de-
struction Of our haowed institutions, the plumber of
the church, and other fearful results sarc the tinid
ana contound The strong, but in mitigatcd tone. and
with nconclusivc arguments, objected TO OF the
details of the measure
Nwould not be matter Of surprise, that the oppo-
scrs of Ministers should have begun relax thor rd
adherence to the nomination system and regard viz
tual, rather than actual representation; time must have
soitcned the first effects of their surprise and disappoint
cnt and dispassionate reflection have shcwn them
that it would be somewhat anomalous, if the most
wealthy, intelligent and prudent people in Europc,
should remain qdfesccnt while their dearest interests
were committed to the guardianship of few exalted
individuals, who always irresponsible and often in
competent Besides, Il sense OF justice and niodcsty
may have induced men of the highest intellectual pow
rrs amongst the party TO regard with respect and
degree of compliance, the almost unanimous voice
g England.
An opinion advanced at the Livery Dinner last
evening that independently Of all contingencies the
p6,1 ,aID, m
forming members.
The state of the Money Market affords another sub
9ct of graduation the friends Of the principle,
INC rise is nearly one and half per CT An obscrvant
party thus accounts for the existence Of this gratifying
proof OF the confidence of the mercantile and moned !
interests the success the Ministerial ricasure
The Bears strong in the presumption of serious
fall III the funds from the expected apprehension of
holders 20 the unset Ting nature of the bill and come
into the market, anxious for the disposal of stock they
met with eager and confident buyers who took all the
Bears had could borrow, they appear now have
fallen into pa, they with difficulty find sellers sup
ply their calls for repayment and their lenders clam
urous, hence the rapid advance.
The news from Poland is conflicting, that de-
ais can be relied authentic, subject, how
cver all accounts concur the accumulated horrors of
unusually sungunary struggle
Cambridge University Eecti0n-Ihe election for the
University closed Friday, the return of Messrs.
Goulbourn and Peel Mr.. Cuycndish and Lord Palmer
ston, the old member having been rejected by
jority ofnearly 200 votes.
Defeat Of the a,ers--NVhcn an enemy ac
knowedges his defeat, needs believe that he
has been soundiy beaten. The following candid avov-
a! IS taken from the Age at is useless attempt
TO conceal what all the world knows and all the world
must knowthat the Tories have been beaten in almost
every contest. st Carilc Colonel Washington, IN
Newark, SIR Roger Grcscley: in Colchester, Saunder
SON. the bill broker by Mahcly, the vintncr; in Sand
wich, Grove Price, i'll Maidstone Alderman Winchcstcr
Gen Gascoync, in Livcrpool III Monmouth the MARQUIS
OF Worsester;n Warwick Greyilic in Norwich, Wet!er
ell Every where almost, the anti-reform men and |
anti-roform interests have been beaten. This how
ever, is rot the worst. If people fight, one must
get a beaten, but hc has the satisfaction Of showing
that he thought we'll of his partytha he did
pair of the in which he had embarked. But what
shall say ofligh and deseron of those who do not
try-who yield without bow? What shall VIC say Of
Sir Edward Knatchbul2s yielding OF Kent--Iart Da-
Wis from Bristol-William Duncombe from Yorkshire
-Paen Bold from Lancashire-Sir John K. Reid from
Dover-Iord Villiers from Observation-Disclosures Bell
from Observation-Disclosures * Fleming from
ilamPsilire-Ward from I.ondon-what shall we say Of
i, we repeat? Why, that rank co;varIicc has taken
possession of one party and that the reign of terror is
triumphant"
LvERrooL-!.ord Panlc.ston, it is now said will be
candidate for Liverpool, in the of Mr. Dcnison,
who having been returned for Notng lamShire, well
os that town. Is expected to make his election to sit for
that country-Morning paper.
We have not heard any thing further the interl-
ton of MIR Denison, since our last
The following copy from the Liverpool Mercury
Of The 18th May, the latest date;
RUSSIA AND POLAND.
We sorry say that the last accounts from tho
Poles have been almost invariably successful i'll the
reral skirmises which have taken place. Their means
"l Tlhilng good their losses mSGpacdDc from
tory bear proportion TO those Of their gigantic OPP
prcssor, from the neglect of all agricultural operations
want is beginning be felt is certain that the colc
has made its appearance WARSAW and in the camp;
and the country people approaching Warsaw from
all directions, fact from which it would appear the
barbarians advancing fast upon the capitaShouid
they ever enter the city it will be the dead bodies
a" the Inhabitants after atrocities and massGcres worse
han Of those which called for the Intervention of
the Powers Of Europe in the struggle between the
Turks n Greeks, but hardly believe that those
Powers will again look quietly Tic mart rdom of
people superior i'll every point of view to their Cypress
cd people whose almost miraculous bravery and patriotic
sacrifices prove them well entitled to freedom.
General 9krzynecd has issued proclamation to the
army and the nation in which lie does not disguise the
difficulties of their situation, bat tolls them plainly that
their only hope OF Ultimate III the struggle for
national existence depends their continued pcrscver-
ancc He cnuncratcs the glorious rrsniis Of bc
Paign, and comments with audablc pride the fact
that though Poland had but at its commencement an ii
organized force of 30 00O oppose the bordes of Rus
sa nearly $4,000 of tho latter have been put dors de
bit, 5000 remain prisoners in Warsaw whilst tho
ihc Poles have taken IL flags, - 5000 stand of
arms and have thirty pieces Of cauaon together with
great number Of baggage and ammunition Wagons &