Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-24

seNed, that the Whole is mshu.uVres or juggc. To
pr dsca more decisive movement IN the conSo innr
kcs the day prior 20 the settlement; and that when
II shall hnvo been detected, French tick vail again
find It's proper lrvel Whether there be any run
dalton f'r the allegation, snow not; but the "PiA
ION was generally enft rained III re-ac' ION ot
Paris, that ihcst'rrnch Three Per Cents we're tEls
'i'ernoon depressed from SO, at which they opened
To . 4"
.ittcmpfed Escape Of ~ cle I'olgmae -'Fhe Til
5unc contains the folluwing:-"M. dc Polignac has
Just made an attempt escape from the fortress
OF Ham. For the last few dnys, the person VII"
was IN the habi, of taxing, his dinner TO lin, not lind
ing him IN his room, waited snort lime; and during
the delay, heard u noise in the chimney. lie io"kcd
up, and saw mau in the aperture. I'll" governor.
was informed Of the fact, and Instantly repaired to the
prisoners chamber, he made 10 come down from
h's hiding plnc, In order to prevent ano!h' at
tempt of the sainc nature the governor sert Tor ma
son, and directed him place two iron lars across
the chimney"
RUSSIA.
Rumnurs were still rife that lie Turkish Sui an
and Pcrsia had DECLARED agans Russia, aud that
gene al Shernol II who had hen dismissed from the
Russian service had issued proclamation from Sam
arad on the Banks OF the Wolsa, calling on all Rus
ans to res st the c.pntlSin OF Nicholas.
There Is hing authentic IN regard to these ru-
mors: either O! which should il be confirmed would
be OF great moment ia creating diversion IL favor
of the Poles.
RUSSIA AND PRUSSIA.
| Eepo,tcd ALLIANCE bttccea RusSia and F,7sSia.
| The Courier of Tuesday Gays, The liambnrgh
steamboat, which arrived yesterday, has brought Il
letter ruw Breslaw, lin Slcsia winch states shat
all has taken place between Russia and PRUSSIA
and hat the Pr,sslan army stationed in the D,tchy
of Posen has received orders to enter Russian Po
land and 10 advance Warsaw. The corps of the
army alluded 10 Is at Kroliczya, the bcr!, rs If
Poland; It is Ia rich upon kaliStI, n Russian Po-
land Il is thought that if the Prussian troops
Poscn, heretofore forming part of Poland,
lutionary movements may be he consequence. We
give the above intelligence Wi hnut in any way guar
aneelnI The tcc': and sincerely hope the reports
are uni rue, of Prussia having formed an alliance
with RUSSIA, i'll the guilty scheme of cndeavuTing
subjmga:e tie brave Poles {" Should this intclIi-
gsncc be true, should the despos really have formed
tins uni, " league, fer the subuga,ion of Poland
trust that the march of thu first Prussian soldier
towards Watsuw, will be the signal for an alliance
betw, England aud France. in behalf of the cause
of freedom. We are no adv' Gates of war, but il
ever wa OF int rv"ntlun were Jusable 1t viii be
that the object of which 10 preserve gailint pee
PIE tom cztlrrutl'r,
BELGIUM.
The Brussels, German aud French papers give az.
of serious riots at Client Namur pres enant
and other places and the country still be in the
most disturbed and unsettled state At meeting
of the National Congress- the Minister for Foreign AZ
fairs NJ. Lebau strongly protested against of the
protocols agreed by the allied powers and con.
cluded his address i'll the following tcrms"We again
protest that do not recognize i'll any cabinet right
to interfere, directly indirectly the choice of the
sovereign whom select.-I would not, however,
keep the country i'll false security. War immineny
inevitable, will even say necessary. 1t is point OF
honor to defend Luxembourg the inhabitants Of which
Belgians, we'll ourselves have, like groaed for
fifteen under the Dutch yoke" 1t does clear
~ appear whether the pugnuceous Bcgians intend sim
ply to declare against Holland against the five
powers who parties to the offensive protocols.
Letters from ALentz of the 26th of Mare state that
the Prussan army, moving from Erfurt to the Belgc
Provinces is composed according to the authentic
turns, of 100000 men, we'll armed and disciplined
Upon the frontiers of Belgium there that date
the eighth of the army the seventh cautioned
IN the fortress of the Rhine; the fourth stationed
at Westphalia, and the third in the neighborhood O.
Efu These forces appear Professionally sufficient tc
place the left bank of the Rhine safe from French ag
erosion. The letter from 0IentZ states positively thai
the Dutch government has adhered to the definite regu
ation for the navigation of the Rhine. Relative to
Antwerp, it will execute the stipuations far cir
cunstances will permit Consequently, the freedom Of
the navigation will become in force from the LIST of July
ITALY.
The accounts from Italy, are sorry to say, leave
little hopes for the of the Patriots, though nc
cording to the statement, the Austrian general was
defeated the 9th ult. BY body of the insurgents
entrenched in the neighborhood of Rmini, whose po
son he attempted take by assault II said that he
lost In killed, wounded and prisoners 1000 men and
compelled to retire upon Rimni. Subsequent ac-
counts however throw considerable discredit on this
statement and leave doubt thai the Austrians took
possession of Ancona on the 29th. If the following
announcements in the Courier of Monday be correct
death blow to the hopes of the Patriots at least for
the present, has been struck. Phe Courier says-s'e
ave just received express from Paris giving us the
important information, authority which our r,a-
ders may place perfect reliance that Cen Zucchi the
commander of the Italian patriot army, lad embarked or
board n vessel III the Adriatic, w N a considerable
quantity Of treasure The vessel captured by tia
austrian squadron employed in bockadng Ancona
and other ports II is stated that the unfortunate Use
chi ordered to be Immediately carried to the Aus
TRAN head quarters, and it is feared that to add to
ther injustice, he will be tried as deserter and shot
SPAIN.
1t appears from the southern journals that numerous
bottles of consttutionaliss still in movement on the
south of Spain and that neither Aanzanares nor Tori
jos had been arrested The royal decree appointing mi
ltary commissions for tho suppression of revolution
throughout the kingdom has been published from the
preamble appears that the King any thing but salts
tfcd of the stability of his position.
ENGLAND.
The subject of Reform occupied Parliament on the
l2h 18th, and 18th April. Ministers had proposed sew
cra alterations in tho Bill, and in to enquiries
they stated that if Government should determine to re
tam the full number of $50 MEMBERS none of the en-
tirely or partially disffanchised boroughs would be
presented; the deficiency would be supplied by granting
the franchise to popuous places and districts. We give
the su6oined remarks from tho Morning Herald of the
18th ult containing the substance If the inter
esting portion of the intelligence the subject of
form.
The civil list differs but little from that proposed b,
he Npllf r,rrsCr tT,,.-N