Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-22

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pcarcd. Tho Polish Commandcr-ln- Chief, Schry-
necki, occupied the day of tho 18th in exumini ~
tie batteries OF Warsaw, tho cannon Of which
were manufactured in the city.
Tho Warsaw Courier states that the corps of
Con. Rndigcr had evacuated Lubl,n.
The PrussiGn Official Gazette states that the In
surrcctcn has again broken out in Nohynia.
WARSAW, oath .Iuly.--Our irql;ctldo is 1T an
end. The most perfect and cordial union presir'es
over future dcstinies. The treason of Gen.
JanlSaws!si, tho uniavourahc turn Of affairs in Lii
thunnia, and tho passage of the Vis:nla by the
Russian army, commanded by Field Marshal
Paskcwitsch, appeared to put the fate of our coun
try in danger The nation was DESTROYS to know
the plans and determination of the Gcneralissino
Skrzynccki, and in the dangerous conjuncturo in
Which VIC found ourselves, recourse was had to i
Grand Council of War, composed of the members
OF the National Government, the most experienced
Generals, Of eight members Of the Diet represent
ing each palatoorates of the present Kingdom, and
Of some other patriots, representing the Polish
Provinces of Russia.
The Gcncrassimo who owes his rank TO the de-
vclcpment of his ideas the campaign, had tho
opportunity of exposing his views and OF initiating
in his secrets the members of tho Grand Coun I'll,
That IS to say, the representatives OF the whole
ton. All the members after having sworn to OBJ
servo sccresy, on which the hopes of Poland de.
pend, separated full of hope.
The array is wcll disciplined and thu people toe
are ready to execute tho orders given By .lrIeno-
favorable
Tor tho representatives, of the French nation TO pro-
nouncc in favor of the National Independence
trucc has still time to acknowledge US, but let her
hasten, our successes for cigh months past su
Ecient guarantees to her of our future conduct.
BHussELs Aug. l4tlr 10 o'clock at night.-Th.
convention concluded yesterday, il is carried into
execution to-day. The Dutch troops retired on tYs
roads, fericmont nnd Dest. Six days ncccs-
sary for them to regain their frontiers. a part of
the French army will follow them matter of
form.
Important measures in the interior OF TIE coun-
try are Row under consderation--tho disbanding
OF the army and the civic guard and the complete
expulsion of those surrounding tho King. Leo
pod must take these steps; he is well disposed 20 do
It, tor he has had opportunity of seeing the alb
so!u!c incapacIy of the intrigucrs who about
him. VIII ii he believed that at the moment it was
necessary he should send flag of truce to the
FRINGE of Orange to open the way for Mr.. Adair
and Lord John Russell, who were to agree on the
conditions of the arnistice, not Of his guards
cihccrs OF his staff were TO be found! and lie was
obliged to send young Frenchman who was
with him Il volunteer
The intention of III. Belliard, appears be to O.
hgc the Dutch to evacuate Immediately, all the
Belgian territory, including the citadel at An
twerp; to pay an indemnity for tho expenses of the
war; in fine, to give up to Belgium. Zealand Flan-
ders. Those are the intentions OF France; but who
can compel the victorious Dutch TO accept eondi-
tlonS which they could only be expected to accedc
TO if heaien.
HEAD QUARTERS or THE FRENCH ARMY
The following is the position Of the French army
81! the 18th. in the morning:
Gen. Barrois, at EghZe, on tho road to Louyain
Tcstc and tic Duke OF Orleans, at Brussels
Tlburce Sebastianu, at tiaVre.
LawOestiHc, at Hare.
lluiot, at Braine Lulend
Gerard, at Mons, division of reserYe cav
Tholoze. at Chaumont.
Pans, l6th.-Tho Session OF the Chamber of
Deputies, yesterday, presented an affecting spec
tn Ito no
INTO an arena where each party would force its
adyeTsares by violent means to submit to its opn
ions. In this deb1te the President of the Coun-
Gil, evinccd all the tenacty of his character and
his desire TO iorco tho Chamber to bend to his
wishes.
PARIS, Aug. 80 Midnight We have -ecev-
cd from the army the particulars of the Conyen-
tion concluded between General Deurd and the
Prince of Orange
OHciaL DocHmcnt.-It Is agreed that the
Dutch army shall begin tomorrow its rctrorrade
movement. The Prince OF Orange Will send an
officer to General Gerard to make known hin
the route which his army viii take, and to fix up
on the stations each army French and Dutch
VIII assume at night, the French army will ac-
company the Dutch TO the frontiers. The Prince
at the request of Con. Bcilard has promised that
no troops should enter the town of Louvain: pro-
VISIONS and forage will be furnished 10 the Dutch
army, who will bivouac Louvan without en-
tering there.
PANS 18th August-Ne begin TO think that he affairs
OF Poland may have better issue than was expected.
ne toSI EuvOys who here reI corhdrnce
Ahey hope much from the Of the Chaniers ON the
paragraph oil the address relating Poland and above all
from the amendment which will be offered the purort If
which be, that the independence of Poland shall be
acknowledged.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Aug. IS.
At last Tuesdays market there was a lively de-
Inand for the better qualities of wheat at full pri-
ces and less disposition to offer the inferior des
cr'Ptions For free flour, which was likewise free
OF sale, an advance of cd per bushel was realized
Since that day, the arrivals OF Foreign wheat and
flour have been toleraby large, but of British and
Irish very moderate. In consequence Of the con-
tInuancc Of fine weather, the demand for wheat
from our local millcrs and dealers has been on the
most limited scale. We have not heard of any
transactions In bonded wheat. A few thousand
barrels of flour have changed hands at 20 TO 2s for
sour; and 2ls TO 25s for sweet. The only atcra
ton we note in the prices is decline of per bill
on bonded -four from the quotations Of this day
week.
Flour American sour, per Dbl. 3Oa3ls; do sweet,
3IsG34s.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, August IS.
Cotion.-Fhc Cotton Market was dull last week
and the prices of the lower desc ripions of Amcr-
can and Brazil have declined I'll per ID. The total
sales amount only to 8}OJ bags. The imports ire
| 10, 1854 bags.