Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

I o%. o. oIde1 was no longer his r MS business after
! Mr. BuRGEs rose address the House
he SPEAKER SAID that the gentleman from Rhode Island WIS
out OF order He could remarks until this uhsc,
IN lis proper course under the consideration of the oe
LATER FROM ENGLAND.-The Boston Cen.
.lnei and Gazette of Monday acknowledge the
Lecelpt OF HalifaX papers. which contain Englsh
udIes TO the 18th ult. follow
-r, FALMOUTH, Eng. Dec. H.
re apPrenensions which Were last week entertain
Gu OF u continental war, have nearly snbsided r.
wpuiu appear that this alteration in public oninion
throughout Europe, has been prncinalv Of orr t t -
change OF ministry in this country and bvtheir decio
ration OF instrumentation and of their desire n
universal peace which they made on their an
goinlnient. cannot be concealed that considerable
di,trust OF tho Duke of Welngton's non
gYoy was SeheFdily--e entertained throughout Europe
was thought TO manifest too strong prediction
io' legitimacy Tor The rights of the few in preGrenc
10 tue rights ofthe many. Our FOREIGN dot ,;i 800
more than usually interesting VIC NV
iHe iaschdiary oGtrages which have boon mn,
cr ,b U,ea 81 great portion of the country have
iYi ,'e most part ceased, or the strict enforcsrt
vi Tue law, The penalties of which now await Tho 49,
prt' Inc evidence on the trial of the prison
eis' we couo' not will shcw that the laborprs Voc
"'l aiohe tle 5nHtY palties. In nanv cosos ,bor :;
good reason to believe that the f,r,nor "a
nave nsiigated The lutorers to their lawleSs ooJa
~ ~ otners that they have quietly looked on forr
rFe purpose OF arousing their landlords into sense
n nnf
ana u1hes, with low prices for their prod,ce ~
ii 'his oe correct, and believe it is tho, have
my succeeded, we should think, bevond their moe
equine eHpectu'l'ns, fer Tot only have the land
1us consented tn reduce their rents and the care
!elr uthes; but such sensation has been nrodnced
"a the minds OF the government and the leos,,,nra
.''a' INJURY retIenchment land CONSEQUENT rednc
~ ,aAht!onl and reform of Parliarnent will Ger
runiy ioiio" Tie institutions of the countrv ,;Ir
DC regeneratcG and long reign of peace and b.n
l'neNS, WIN, IN all probahility be the coneoc,,o,
ne cause oi Reform in Parliament is rathar,no a.,
~ nle9is aoie orce and 1t soon be uTan,ad % or
u5ey says 1t Will be taken. The cubic
ueuidhd IL, suddenly it is dangerous few years
SINCE ana the man who avowed himself Refo2mer
s.oou d sell branded revoutonist in the estina
tlo c OF men who now, drought their fears Coz ~
safely tor the country but in such reform IS 80
oEhefIy nave been demanded only bv an nl,ra ~
o.!nisl' ouch Is one instance of the comnlato 80
tioH 'tas some INES takes place in the minds nf .
r Large meetings have been held Mt EdnburL
ane ohelhe'd' at which petit for parLamenta5u
iei OF were carried with acclamations
he majority OF nearly all classes eff the c;tiyn 80
brussels Antwerp, Client and even Lego nart; VI
iariy the armed burgners are it Is said in
accession of the Prince Of ORANGE or ono o Tue t
sons, as he means of restoring pea ce and confdann
r, NC nan Who attempted assassination in IL
ABUSE OF Lords has been handed over tn tho o,,;I
power anu vas to be examined at Bow street He
1ays he had an accoan to settle with the Dnka oe
Wellington "I i'uhe OF
r, The Regency Bill was brouget down from tho
1'2ns o. 'ords ON the 9th. and was read first time
mere Is rumor abroad that q strong Collision oe
sentiment has taken place between his moirs,, noU
efqhent and East India Company.
IL Is SAID that the Austrian and SDanish oorn.
mems nave recalled their Ambassadors residp,r =,
inc court OF the King of the Netherlands