Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08

tsAs o. NiAa popular measure. In ons t,,is,or m
.he "a tnero were but 265 monbers present who
voted The ministerial majority was 10. Tbe re-
go. n1 however Tor eniranchisng tho large
without n division NN'' P"Ss'u
Caucus oil members in favor of IN, hill
was heid on the 2nd, with view TO remove the
wn,ch mad hitherto npeded It's progress
W. EN- EDITION TO THE BALTIC:
The London Sun OF the o9,b Jnl, s,ns ,rho
Pcrnoy OF Prussia will soon be visited on her
Wv" s"oreS' Tor 1t was impossible that England
asu rance could tolerate such revolving breaches
Hcu'"''y ana the ackno wledged principles of
noh-ihterventlon. Orders have been sent to the
neet OF Sir l.. Codrington to return immediately
t',tsmouth, to be retitted, previously we
shFeWdiy suspect, to its departure for the Batic-
10 oriShlai destination. us stated some weeks a0o
III rae sun III ia expected that the French Fleet
now in the Tagus, will Join the ENGLISH ,yh.n
ooth VIII uniurl the stadard of defiance and ,ye
trust, mako speedy reprisa on the shores of the
oait c. The danger of coming in contact
with the cholera morbus is the onl, rc,s,n
why this step has not been taze,, soomo"
Our Government may depend on it that halfrnea
su'es viii never do. They have temporised TOO
mich already and behold the bitter fruits. Soon.
{, OF later they must interfere for Poland--and
snail their arm be stayed till the Spoilcr of tho
,torth has waved the funeral flag of Polish indepen
INence from The reeking ramparls of Warsaw7 For
p'o II Lng!and-France and Frcodom-for the sa
orSa cause OF Justice and the honour of humanity
he III
AFTER the French squadron galaurly forced their -
In'o 'he iagns X consisted OF line ships 3 f,l.aie, of
oo guns aud small vessels They :, forts two
houIs and halt; but lost spar When they roach
fe me CITY The Portuguese ships struck their cooIs Tn,
English took uG paIt with the rench and had no p,.r
Course with The shofe4o 600 persons were .aid 10 n.
HP Isa. ,.,,.,, t,o,, p,,.
ron has left The Tagu., Iskn. with them the p,suese
Hsn OF war; 10 the number Of sbou, five or six with
sheh they remain outside the bar Thew resin IN,
49, 'n'ss until the money demanded by the French
heh''rai he paid (ahout so OGOi) TIE two rsclaimes
Fienchinen arc also to he OH board the French A.
nifai sshiP Don Miguel was using evsty en6.,yo1
70 procure The above We 90 not hear Of any
e,en troops having been landed to take possession Of
lo'' me French ship. passed tsn tdls.s of
nrlns -Jkorning Herald.
Inc klns OF the French mas raised Lieutenant, General
Ciausei (BeiIsnd, and Coun; Ge Lsbau (Geor>
Ses) 10 the dignity of Peers OF France
Charles x, ex King of France is making pls.sur.
'oe In the West Highlands Of Scotland
The harvest III Ireland promises to be abundant
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. .4us s-There
little business dQrs III Cotton MarEct this week
with no alteration whatever IN prices The sales nm
Monday 1900 Yesterday aud day sales dull The
imports this week re fair.
LIVERPOOL CORN Exc HANGE, a-Tbe srr
Tai sTan from ireland and We been verv
Trivial, but OF Canadian and Foreign Wbea, and Flour
'he imports have been pretty con.derab. since Tue,da
last This days market but thinIy attended and
sales only 10 limited made of any a1,,cIe
"hea' OF Inc best qualities may he quoted 2 Sd and
inferior qnaues, I'D to I'D lower Flour l. Issd prr
sack and Dbl and Oatmeal l,al SCI: also Oats ldaI1d.
Barley 2dd3d; Beans, Pease and indian Com I.n2s ue
or lH~e'. American, per l9sb u S. 80 u 81 6
sour bend 20 D a % O
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE Aup Tins morn
ing the arrivals from Kent and Essex being very scan,y
lew select samples fully AIMED the u,ices of ms
Gays senn'sht, while all the middng and inferior sorts
"ee rainier lower l!e price oi Flour continues as las,
week We have no alteration TO note III the ysIue of
any description of Spring Corn