Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-26
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FOREIGN.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser of Tuesday.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

GREAL BRIrAN.-Tbo Globe of the evening of
the 23d, says there to believe that after
the transaction OF some special business in Parlia-
meat that evening, the Parliament would be dissol-
we'd. This strikes us as being rather improbable,
since, notwithstanding the meagrc majority by which
tho Reform Bill ordered to it's sacond readin
the Ministry had announced their determination to
BRING 1t to its third reading the lf,h of April. 1t
Is possible, however, that IN the of the s3d,
the M'nstcrsfo found themselves weak, to render
an appeal TO the people odvisa be.-
FRANcE.-The annexed paragraph is copied from
the Paris correspondent 90. P. @ )of the Morn
ing Chronicle. The date of the letter is March
19:-SPeakng of the Ministerial determination Of
non intervention, the writer says:-
s. But will France ALLOW this No! she will not;
and now you may be that the revolution has not
Terminated.
"Of the domestic policy of the Ministry have
not time to speak. 1t consists in Parliamentary d.
visions--laws against mobs-anG acts Of oppression
against the press. AlaS alas must begin again,
and the next time we shall not be made dupes Tho
people trusted IN August, but their eyes are o.
pened and they fnd themselves naked Never mind,
Do not despair. The cause Is not yet lost.-Lber-
~ is of too great value to be easily obtained
but though purchased dearly, we shall eventually
possess it,
BnGIUM.-A private letter from Brussels of the
I'D March states tina! the most intelligent portion Of
the Belgian ministry has resigned. The friends of
the Prince of Orange were increasing.
IrALY.-An official proclamation from Rome an
nounces the arrival Of three columns of Austrian
troops, BY forced marches, into the interior of the
Italian states.
SrAIN.-Every thing was in state of tranquility
at Cadiz, the 10th OF March Theiinsurrectioniss
had been defeated, and the prisoners shot without
mercy.
IRELAND "A large mercantile firm had failed in
Dublin. The partners raised all the money they
could and absccnded. Names not given.
POLAND.-The London Courier of the Odd,
(Evening) publishes tho following letter from War
saw, March 10, which, if true, is much more favor
able to the of the Poles, than the brief note
upon the same subject published in this paper last
evening"
81 inform you that Gen. Dwerniki has again gained
a victory over Gen. Kreutz Lublin, and has
taken four cannon; he passed through Lubn, where
lie was hailed with demonstrations of Joy, and pro-
ceeded onward to Volhvnia. There is report, and
it s alnlsst certain that there is revolution in the
Ukraine, Volhynia, Podoa and Lithuania which it
is most probable, the whole of the Russian army
which was al Groshow, close by Prague, have aIre
treated suddenly towards The frontiers this is fac,
for the calvary the day before yesterday followed
them, and last night the remaining infantry and the
more convincing proof that it o sudden re
treat Is, that Charles - yesterday at Greo.
how, aud dismounted cannon and one caisson
that they had left full of cartridges the axletree be-
ing broke, besides gin, bread, and dough- from which
they were going TO make bread. I think it will be
with difficulty the Russians will ever return to War
saw the Notifications being very much strength
ened' and every preparation is being made to deeRd
the town"
TRENCH AFFAIRS.
Paris papers to tho 10Th ult. were received in
London on the 2lst The new French Ministry
had at length made their expose to the Chamber of
Deputies. Their policy, declared, is decidedly
pacific The following summary of this document
is given in the Messenger DIES Chambers
AT length the explanations have arrived: they
have for object to destroy all uncertainty, and TO
give more decided character to the Government.
The President of the Council claims, in the first
place, from all the agents of power unrestricted
concurrence for the devolopement of the institutions
comprised IN the Charter of 1880, and at the same
no call aH Icif,,
the banners ofthe Government He does not give
up the idea of dissolution, for he states the Cham
Der that the legislative questions not yet decided
Will be so by The Assembly which is about to re-
place 1t, and, whilst insisting on the necessity of
REFRESHING umultuous movements. he represents the
danger OF such agtation5 during the approaching
elecdons'-Wth respect to foreign policy, the Min
lsler states that the principle of non-ntervention
VIII be maintained; but this is interpreted in such
wey that we ere not TO carry our arms where the !
principle ls not respected for that, says the Minis
Ter, would be Intervention. However, we are To
preserve Belgium: and France will avengc her Dig
Tnty VI the slightest attack made against il; but
In order to do this, great resources are wantIno
and those which the Ministry found are eY-
laustcd 1t VIII he necessary to have recourse to
indirect bot this it Is said will be- ONLY tom
porary, because Europe, which desires peace will
sorm.
Tie Ministry, wishing to have the confidence
OF the Chambers. requests the adjournment of The
law relative to the provisional 4-I2tbs and a Corn
"The Minister of War confirmed the declaration
OF the President Of the Council respecting the I'M
anmlty Of the opinions of the Ministry, and the
insufhcIency, IN the event ofwor of the resources
granted; but he relieves the public mind by plyinp
an assurance of the triumph OF our arms
AS to the disclosures of the Baron Louis they
are not of the same consong nature because he
requires an augmentation of SIS cen,mes on the Land
tax and so confines on the tax on patents in order
to diminish and extinguish the mass of 300 900 600
of loans
As TO the opinions Of the Press generally upon
the Expose of the French Ministry, the Gazette de
france, which has collected them, says
"The Journals Of the movement, without an excep
ton, have quarrelled with the explanations of the
Ministry. Tho Constitutional, which only waited
to hear the explanation IN order 10 pronounce its
Judgment, is now dissatisfied It calls upon France
TO tootch The denunciations Of III. LAFAYETTE
The Courier, the National. the Journal do Com
merce, la France NouvelIe, and La Tribune, con-
sldeF 1t fundamental error to have supposed thar
the revolution of July was IN act purely defensive:
a 'hese Journals declare against the interp,c..
vention. F - ~ ''1'-
Inc temps and the Journal dos Debats are the
10y 'wo ranged on the side Of the new Ministry:
we one discovers in the Ministerial communications