Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-22


- III ahnouncingt, the President of the Council ad
Iosscu INC ohatloer at length. He stated that the
pihclP'e OF non, intervention would be maintained
out so interpreted, that France is not to carry her
arms whero the principle is respected for thar
says the Minister, would be intervention. However
says the Messenger des Chambres in giving an alb.
act oil tho speech we are to preserve Belgium: and
france VIII ayengc her dignity if the slightest attack
is made against 1t; butt in order to do this great re-
sources are wanting, and those which the new Min
lstry found are exhausted.
Alter the development made bv the hi;nsters =
VIII De necessary To have to Indirect taxes.
put this 1t Is SAID, will be only temporary because
Europe, which desires peace, will dsarm
according to the last aGvices of March I2b fror,
Iouon, teIegraphc despatch has communicated
orders to fit out for all ships of the line frpatee
slooPs' 6rigs and stcam-boats in the harbour with.
out the least delay. They 10 be placed upon
war footing, and TO be manned from the crews late
ly sent to Brest, IL Orient and Rochfort On the
ioih parsonage OF Importance arrived with secre,
despatched for abroad. The Maritime Project imme
dutch upPnintod the sloop La Bayonnaisc Cant
feVrn, recently come in from Algere 10 tokc hin,
out and she sailed with the utmost speed. Her dis
tlnatIon Will not be made known to her Commando
III she arrives at a certain latitude The frignte
Armde has already made three voyages to Algiers
without coming to an anchor, and is again under
sailing orders, though she has not fulfilled the term
of her quarantine, which will expire on the 18th Her
present destination is unknown.
The London Morning Herald had received Paris
papers to the 2lst That capital is reported as per
tectly tranquil up to midday the Goth, the ap-
prchcnsIons OF disturbance, which had been liber
ally INDUCED in for some days proceeding. NOT hav
ing been happily realized on that day. The Minis.
try were upon the alert to rcpress connection and
III order to be III better condition to do So had
assembled III Paris an immense military force some
OF the papers estimating it at 10000 regular troops:
To give colour 10 this measure the Moniteur had
explained that the only object was a review by the
King his Majesty being DESTROYS of gratifying the
Pqrsans by displaying the degree of discipline TO
which the young army had attained
In the spirit with these demonstrations NJ
Caslmlr Perrier had addressed circular TO the Pre-
. fecs of the departments, enioning them to enforce
the laws against tumultuary meetings with high
hand to overawe sedtCn but to respect public opin-
on when temporarily and conslitutionally express
sed. Three Journals had been already seized upon
triflng charges of having used Incorporate language
with reference to the Government; position had
been also taken up against the Patriotic Assoca-
tons which are spreading throughout France by de-
caring the posting of their nffches illegal. This
last is o strong measure, but the opening of the
} Ministerial campaign AGAINST popular opinion Is
marked in all respects by great holiness if not with
Itemerity.
His Majesty was going to reside with his family at
the lueres at the urgent solicitation, it is said of
the President of the Council. General Sebasti-
ami to whose lot the most unpopular part of the late
n Ministerial professions fell about to give in his
n resignation. This Minister'S construction of the
mon intervetion' doctrine, by which he would con-
tend that if France nterleres with Austria it's treat
ment of the neutral States of Italy, it would be- in
re effect, not intervention but positive int
ID the part of France, is deprecated as an I'M
K worthy bubble, Illuminating in national point OF
view, and glazing departure from the principles
is of the revolution of July. The dissolution of the
Chamber of Deputies is looked upon as certain but
e it thought it would not take place vet for q
I month. The Commission of inquiry into the state
ofthe finances, which had been asked by the new
Ministry had been granted.
From the National of March 90
MENIZ March 9lt is said that troops stationed in
and sace will probably cause consds5abIs jo
crease in the military forces of the garrison "
II positively asserted Pussians are abou m
possession OF the Dpchy OF Luxembourg in the the
Gemanic Confederation. .auesbuyr Gazette
SPA!N-Two Couriers arrived in Paris on the 18Th of
March from Madrid, who said be the bearers of ex
uemey interesting dispatches the of which had no4
however TdHped but various umours
ting them According these reports popular Instruction
had broken the Capital with much violence and sue
cess aL ferdinand had been Obliged with troops
guard Fly towards Lisbon, and that Calomare his ayorite
had lost ms life that Cadz and the Isle of Leon decided.
IN iatof OF me ConSiuomass; and thai General Tonga
shut in the Castle of Valencia the people had
oosea nm 10 axe refuge anothe paper says f the royal
auhnTIeS Command IN Cadz and the Island of Leon
uevsheess that the Liberals who have evsc-
ated the latter thereby avoiding being shut up surrounded
nave joined The Constuionass, who have from Gil
baar and The Moun;ainer who joined in spits
e OF the forces sent against them by Gen Ramirez dOozco
and by Captain General of Greneda Thus on the 6h
10000 assembled the inaccessible mouna OF
devoted to the Of liberty considerably increased in
county where the most Of the inhabitants are smupgler and
; this subject.
The Courier Francois Of the 20b says-Leers from Ma
dd dated March 10Th, that the insur
gents the mountains of Ronda between 5000 and
1000 men, that the fate of Spain now depends on e,nn
defeat Of the Constiiuonaisls Seven hundred
old soldiers OF the battalion OF marines snd the troops
line Of the garrison Of the Island OF Leon, have joined
The MarGuis Vacaupo and several persons had been
ordered TO quit Madrid TIE Minister of War directed
that the troops stationed at Tolosa and Logodo should
? marched into the interior
Letters from Spain, received Bordeaux state tina, the
Instructions OF the island Of eOn Cadz and Andausia had
not been suppressed reported Disturbances like.
, wise occurred in Badajoz.
~ vas reported London the evening Of that
there express in bringing intelligence Of CadE
G being n possession of the ConsiutI1nlisis.
, Ihemmour thought to he premature but there little
doubt that the gogeramen of the beloved edi1and was in
prcCarous situation.
LozDov March The following in An extract Of Iet,s,
y from Madrid, dated the 10Th inst With regard impor
dnt contents tbs letter. we can only say that the letter itself
has been received highly respectable generally we'll
informed party But any rate, there no doubt.
that san Fernando the possession Of ie s ronai
ISIS letter. direct from Cadrz states positively that ihe
InsurcctUu, before the CouaGura fortress about mile
and half m m CIdz, and which divides the town from Sar
b Fernando. ~"
Am n-uus'iou has taken place san Fernando which VA
promoted by the The battalion of marines ,abeS
90 Agsias and Idri but fndns that places were al
ready in the possession the Cousutouals hev reI,ss
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