Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-19

eplc oil non intervention bo applicable IN IN. .s s
tina, she thinks fit she will n,. ss"sa, anu
ca 'oce IN an Inc nsuec,ions of the Italian States Count
formal note to the effect. ' "''''''u
LONDON March 20.
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN SPA1N.-Thcre
having broken out in Valencia, La Mancba
and at Cadiz. The troops of the latte nI,c,
have declared for Torros. md the Gov.rrno-
Ohvelra, has been assassnated by the people Th,
Madrid Papers say that this insurrcction has been
suppressed, but it is certain that Olivera has been
assasslnated
letter from Fisueiras, of the 9Th of March,.
"insurrestionary movements agitated tho en-
NGons OF Valencia. The Royal Guard winch com
Madrid.'' 90 0"' ioi
From the Courier of ls,h
One or our morning contempora ries states tbr. q.
British fleet of SIX sail of the line with othsr W..
sells, are ordered for tho Scheldt Another No.
that SIX of the largest class of friraes
htsng out for the same destination, and are to be-
placed under the command of Sir Thomas H,r,
We understand, however, that both our conten1 .
poraries are in error in making these ANNOUNCE
ments.
City t'oeloe o'ctocS.-The statement made this
morning ofa fleet having been ordered to pren,re
for immediate sailing against the Belgian. and Ibe
defeat OF the Ministry last night on the Canada Tim
oef Dill nave caused very fluctuating market
ths morning; Consols opening at rs I'D, afterwards
reaching rs o Id, and after declining 70 7s So
are now quoted at rs Us. >
LONDON, March a0th.-Thinps are cou,;r, .. -
issue ,etween Belgium and Holland. The latter ba.
sent fresh loops to Luxemberg, and the Governor
has ordered the Inhabitants to return to their allep
ance, by the 5th OF ne.~St month The people how
ever have declared for a u,..on with Belgium, and
tne new Regent has declared the he will support
men, we do not see, therefore, how fresh con-
hict between Belgium and Holland is IN be a,Hded.
LONDON, March sOth.-A trifiinp imn,over,eSt
IN the value of Stock has occurred since our last
report, attributable wholly to the change in ths
French Ministry into which there has been an inf;,
sion OF moderate men, who are believed to he sim
cerey disposed to preserve the peace of Europe
but who may, nevertheless like the Grey ADMINISTERS
ton, unexpectedly take up some peculiar notions as
TO what Its honor and the separate interests of their
country require at their hands. The preparations
Tor war IN France are Of formidable description
Ihe several ordinances calling out the recruits End
another for 80 600 men has been issued within the
last days. have been rgidly enforced, and persons
who have recently travelled through the country au
sert that regiments either exercising or marching;
are TO be met with in every direction, and that the
military mania of the days of Napoleon has conr--
pletely revived.
1t was reported in London that Sir Walter Scott
had paralytc attack.
An earthquake was felt at Dover and its vicinity
on the night of March Cd.
The celebrated Rev. Robert Hail. of Bristol, de-
parted this life about the 18th of March, He w.a
buried on the 9th.
Mock PRocE< sroN.-Afer the destruction Of the
Palace, and the devastation of the Church of ST.
herman: IAN lmmence mock procession paraded the
streets OF Paris In great ceremony, bearing on high
the ornaments and banners of the Catholic Church
there the emblems of Jesuitsm and TYRANNY
There was the silver censor, the Virgin, the holy
water, and the red vestment of the choirests; and
all these were quietly paraded along, the people
sometimes singing Mass, and sometimes the Paris,
enne. And In the midst of all this masks were 90
ing about n an hundred dresses and one half of the
people amused themselves with the mummery of the
beui gras, while the other half were amused with
the musquerading exhibition of the real ornaments
OF the Roman Churches" The whole library of
the Archbishop was thrown into the Seine and in
Vulnerable folios were for hours seen floating down
the current Even the trees in the Archbishops
grounds were torn up; and at one time the statue
OF Louis XIV. came near being destroyed by the en-
ragged multitude.-.N Y. Com.