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

beIs DC considered desirable, why should not tic
ministers make it sine o., non? But if, upo re-
Election, they do think 1t worth retaining, Why
not give it up at once? Why talk abou being corr
pellcd by vote of the house? There can be no
doubt that parliament would enabls them tn
carry the present bi aud. When ministers talk about
he'ng compelled by the house, It would really seem
that the king has refused TO allow them TO resort to
new parliament. We do not mean TO say that such
~ the case, but we do think that the thing looks
suspicious.
IRELAND.
Disturbances continued and III Instances they
we're of rghtful character. Dr. Doyle has published
u pamphlet i'll favor of system of poor laws, and o.
Council had acknowledged himself convert to the
Doctors arguments. The Lord Lieutenant has travel
: led through the disturbed districts.
| They who believe that Mr.. OConnen hus not COM
promised with the British government, may perhaps,
doubt reuding tho following, from the Liverpool
Mercury:
Proposal Of Federal Union.-At duner Of the
friends of the ST. Patricks Orphan Society," held in Dub
lin, on Thursday sennigh Mr.. OConnell, with refer
once to the repeal of the Union, said-"I beg to call
your attention to plan that have heard spoken of by
several members of the Legislature from various parts
of the empire 1t is plan of federal connection with
England. 1t Is, that the English, Irish and Scotch
members should meet i'll London, before, but that
their countries they should meet for the discussion
of private bills end their local concerns. Thus, for i'll
stance, that there should be 800 members elected
irennd that this number of representatives should meet
III Dublin, manage private bills take care of the
local interests and necessities of this part of the empre
that when tho sessions here conclude, 100 of those
body of the Legislature in which would be considered
the general concerns and interests and foreign rela-
tons of the empire This plan, no thought deserving
of trial.
LIVERPOOL, April -Cotton-Import this
week 81 $50 bags sales 10 ESQ., rather lower prices
for inferior descriptions viz22O Sea Island at IO}d
10 II 3D. 3470 Bowels led IS; 2430 Orleans I'D
IL; $40 Alabafhas Sc. Id Lid 1900 Pernams =;
Sd; 500 Bahas and Maceios 6S 38d 100 West Indies
D l2 Cd; 800 Egyptians Cd.
April 12-Gran and Flour-We have had u large
arrival of Grain this week, 2o,23G qrs of Wheat
reported from Europe, and 27773 brs Flour and 1917
qrs of Wheat from the u States. American Flour
continues to meet with better demand than any 9th
er IN the trade, and the choice parcels getting
less plentiful, former quotations have been sup
ported viz sweet duty Pad) per 1876 lbs 35s6d sour,
3Sa34s.
April l6.-The arrivals of Wheat since Tu. .day,
amount to about 5000 qr9. chiefly foregn with about
500 bbls -four and SIG qs fndian Corn from the U.
Stata' Notwithstanding the large supplies since
last market, holders in anticipation of increased
duties wheat remained firm. For American
Flour there q tprrabls inquiry in the >urse of
The week aud although we have no ex;ensil sal es
to report the rates list noted steadily m,n-
tanned.
LONDON, April 14'h-Corn Exchungc-The ar
rivals OF foreign Wheat very great, and still
larger quantity is expected; this will probably check
the advance of prices which would have taken place
in consequence of the very short supplies Eng lish
corn. There but few buyers in the market and
but few sales eff cted.
The miraculous victory of the gallant Poles over their
brutal Russian enemies fills every heart with joy, may
lnterpOsed re-
half give them fortitude to in the arduous
struggle The rising of Volhynia and Lhuana is fully
confirmed Both Provinces especially the latter, have
turned out dSSe and such has been the rapdity
their movements that the army of Count Diebitsch
in great danger of being cut off from its resources If
Prussia does not act treacherous part interfere
there is every to hope the Poles will prove
successful. That Cabinet however, plays very nsd-
ious game have Just received in letter from Frank
fort the Gazette of Naumburg "a place detached from
the Kingdom OF saxony and given to Prussia by tho
6 Congress of Vienna,) which contains royal decree
calling out the Landwehr and commanding all the
battaons to march forthwith frontiers
Poland. The Prussian army already stationed there
amounts to 10000 men, footing all of them pro-
vided since the first of April with ball CARTRIDGES and
every requisite for begnning hoses. 1t the inter
ton of the King of Prussia according my Frankfort
correspondent who is a most respectable banker) to
crush the Poles by uniting his army with that Of Rus
STA, should the latter be able to do it alone From
the source, also learn that the King of Prussia is
resolved upon interference the receipt of letter
from his daughter the Empress of Russia despatched
to him from st. Peersburgh by extraordinary cou-
rer, and that the Russian nobility extremely dissat
isied with the Emperor account of the prediction
shown by him and his consor to the Prussans that such
is the feeling existing amongst them that is
probable Nicholas may experience the fate of his father
Paul. in case the Poles should continue be successful
PROCLAMATION TO THE RUSSIAN PEG
PIE!
;, The Warsaw State Gazette. of The 28th uIt
gives the following important proclamaiion address
sed by General JernOloff to the Russian nation.
Phs General Is well known from his exerfions du-
ing the Prusan campaign and though he does not
enjoy the Court favour, he possesses what is still
moro valuable the ELECTION and respect of his coun-
rymeD.
We hasten to publish proclamation Just focnd
on Az officer decorated with the order of ST. George
, who was killed in a recent aft ir, cd
"$AMARAD, Jan On, on The banks ofthe Wolga
"It 10 old man, seventy years of age, who has
, lived dnring the reign of four SoveregnF and who
now towards The end of his life, disguised with the
despoIsm wIh which it is surrounded, rcvives in
! your hearts sentiments of na ona liberty, and will
die FREE Raise your heads, o Russians! All Eu-
rope, and particularly that part which is the most CT
v'Zed aud enlightened, acknowledge that there is
nothing so desPcabc as to support slavery, and the
yoke of despoism. Have you not vigorous arms?
Have you net souls inaccessible to fsarl Why, then,
: should you not be able to shake the chains with
which you ore fasencd2
RUSSIA, the Queen of the North Of Europe, ha-
wing saved the liberty Of Others Will fail Tor her
self; why do you trembc without the daring of cour-
age. you slaves cf despotic Ger? You tremble at
the very name of bery and the idea of it 49, in your
eyes, the grea est ofcnes. Is it then possible that
those who were the terror of the world can suffer
10 remain the slaves of DTei1dic and iupornnre3