Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

riei s5e to l37. MAJ Tor ,sanhters lOl T,hs for
mer duties were on Frehch wines Is Is Po,tusalI
IS. 10d. Cape 2s. 4d.i
The London Herald states that in tho Honso oC
Lords, night of 18TH tho occasion of tb,, third
reading of Lord Mclbourne's bill to cxtond q,
Ireland the benefit of lords. lieutenant for ooun
ties, the Marquis of Londonderry ayaiied him
sell 20 deiena himsolt against attacks, which he
stated, had been heretofore made uson him bv
various lords, and afterwards to attack tho proy
sons OF the bill, as giving powers exceeding those
OF any previous enactment regarding Ireland
Lord Farnham, however, defended the bill-after
lord Plunkott had indicated the conduct of gov
eminent respecting the measure.
The House on the 9Th refused, III to 90 TO is
writ for another election in Liverpool MIR
Dennlson, chosen for that place and Nottin CHAM
shire both, having declared in favor of the latter
and left Liverpool unrcpresented it appears there
tore, that she VIII remain so, unless on fourth
effort writ is granted.
1t is said that Lord Brougham has abandoned
his Bankrupt Court Bill for the present session
owing to the absence of professional members on
the Circuit
Lord John Russell has been honored with tho
freedom of the city ofLondon. After the ceremo
ny was concluded most sumptuous banquet was
served, at which long list of distinguished per-
.sonages were present.
The Morning Herald of the 11th has the follow
ing paragraph from the Edinburgh Evening Post
ave have just heard from good authority that Sir
Walter Scott is very i'll, and in great danger"
MIR. Simond, the Traveller in England and Italy
died lately at Geneva, of apoplexy. Mr.. Simond
was resident for many years in this country.
Goblet has been tried for acdged libel ten
ding to excite the farming laborers to DESTROY
:thrashng machines, SC. Tho jury could not agree
land were discharged. Cobbett claims this as an
.acquittance.
Tho British Funds, July II, had risen SLIGHTLY in
consequence; it was supposed of the settlement of
the Belgian question, and the favorable result of
tshe French elections. Three per cent. Red S33
Cons SO; do. for the opening, July 20, s44 a J.
French per cents. 6lfr per cents, 80, so. Scrip
IS 81 per cent prem. Exchange, 25 fr.; 80 C.
Phe Liverpool Courier of 18th July says-"We
care happy to notice that the export trade tho chief
won't for which is Liverpool, 5as been particularly
brisk during the past msnth. Cotton manufactures
so the value of upwards of EI, 100, coo, were e1-
ported, and wooden manufactures, which were
shongh some time ago to be dccayng, TO tho value
of nearly fGOo,OO0, and the infant nanufacture
of silks has exceeded the of ELS 900 for the
month only.
FRANCE
The latest Paris papers received Mt Eandon 81 Nc
Shat tho Electoral returns were pouring in from IN
departments, and that the ministerial preponderence
was rather acquiring than losing weight 1t is
stated authoritatively, that the kings onening
speech to the Chambers will disclose new mud ,nore
worthy views with respect to Poland
The Paris Messenger of the 11th July SAYS up ia
She present mol:pent the elections of 354 Deputies
t,aTe been announced;-of these the Minister may
reckon as has supporters 24S
1t is rted in the Gazette de Franco to be the
fntenttSn oithe French Ministry IN the Royal Mes
sage at tise opening of the Cll2mbers to declare in
favor of the cause of Poland
The French ministry has renounced the main
tenance of the hereditary Peeragc, and they are
about framing system exclusive restrictive IF
the rights of birth. +.
Paris letters dwell upon the intensity of the
ieat and upon the gratifying prospects of the most
superb harvest and vintage known for many
years.
a proclamation has been circulated n France
by the agents of che Duchess Of Berri from Chare
y. IL which the French called on to rally around
The stan lard OF Henry Y. and The Ducbess o Ra-ri
Ins.1, 4, 6
CaTIis-s " gro making active efforts to rally party
IN r. nce, and TO concontrate them IN IL YenGec
A. was reported IL I-- La The Police had arrested
l60 Carlists.
We ,sse assured by respectable private correspon
dents from France, that NJ. Cassner Perrier's ad
ministration will derive much strength from the
elections. Of the good understanding which exists
between our Government and that of France now
that the Belgian affair is adjusted to the satisfac
lion OF both parties, there be question; ne-
Their can there be any doubt of their on desire
TO maintain the peace of Europe. Two objects
are, we have reason to believe, in the constant |
view of our ministers, to which they, in coniunc-
ton with the French Ministers, will, we believe
now apply their energies SO long the affairs of
Belgium uncertain in their issue, there could
be no conjoint efforts made to effect objects highly
important to both and to the cause Of humanity
The two Governments may now, we hope, sue
cesfuly endeayor to assist the Poles at least by
mediation; and if that should fall by all other
means than those which might have the effect of
plunging the whole of Europe into another long
and expensive
second and most important object to which the
governments of France and England will undoubt-
eddy apply themselves is the slave trade, which for
want of hearty cooperation the part of the |
French people is carried to an extent and
with u cruelty which exceeded, perhaps
never equalled in the worst of times. The Amer
leans should be called on to unite with En- gland |
and France in great and well-sustained effort
to put end forever to this horrid traffic. traf
fc which, so long nation is allowed to carry
it on and acquires riches by it, will defeat all the
efforts of humane and enlightened persons to des
troy domestic slavery in particular islands. Let
engaged in the traffic be treated pirates; and
supply of slaves being thus rendered impossi-
ble it may not be difficult TO persuade all parties
concerned in slave property to seek their common
and true interest, by making friends of those no
are by the present unnatural arrangements compel
led to feel themselves treated oppressed by those
who ought to protect and raise them from condition
in which they originally placed by fraud, force
and folly, but from which they only be relieved
through the influence of justice and wisdom.
London Globe, July 10. !
RUSSIA AND POLAND.
The Cholera had appeared at liver, Jarosow,
Ncsburey, Novogorod, and in the government of
Witepsh In the government of Minsk, from
March 81 to June 1, 2268 persons had been attack
cd, of whom 1916 had died, and 926 had recovered.
The disease making frightful ravages in Mol |
davia. The number g persons who died of it in
Jassy on the 1G1h, o. the 18th 125, and
on the 18th 145. Letters from Jassy of the 18th
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