Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-19

lar with tho movement party, and, thourh ma, oe
fair talents and respectable character b, Lon . OF
much capacity FOR business. If his cabnct ,,oI
there IS no reason why his predecessor shoniJ La
re'lred; and therefore, this recommendation ,,,,S
unfortunately, be adduccd as another evidence
III. Pcrier's insiucertv" VI
This change certainly threatens general War
aIthoughthe King is struggling once more to form
Il pacific cabinet. But should he succeed the pros
?ect IS that II would not stand week. The Lon
don Star OF the 4th, (evoninr) spc,ks ~ +Iroo
lists OF new Ministers having been re,o;,ol e.
Paris, all from highly intelligent sources and adds
1--WE venture, however to assert, that neither of
them will satisfy the present tempcr Of Francc.
and, what is more, neither OF them will con,ron5
Il majority in the Chamber. The King seems 70
be stranger to the wishes of The ,,,tiH, -. g.
some popularity of character, to be infant or
thwartng IT, Happily, however. the issue does NOT
depend on Court intrigue; for, in such matters Tho
majority of the Chambers must speedily prevail
The change Will be happy omen 20 the Poies and
some other oppressed peoples and, as far as the riv
citing Of chains is connected with the present pol
icy ofthc European Cabinets their object will now
! be disturbed"
! The following is article copied from the same
! Since writing the above account we have had
the advantage of perusing private letter from an
individual moving in the highest political circles of
t>trls, and whose means of information ms the nro
sent state of parties there is indisIutably rood
we shall now therefore convey to our readers tho
substance or what we have derived from this
source.-At the date of the letter to which we re-
-,
quence OF the retirement of Casimr Porricr would
tie the complete asccndancy of the party of OdiI
Ion iarrot, or the Increment party-that Marsha,
| Sout has long been secretly of that party and
that he was TO be put forward to unite in his
own person, the two Offices of Minister of War
and President of the Counc that Odillon Bnrrot
was to take the poreefeuiHe of the Home Depart
ment; and that the other members of the adn;p;s
tration would be all drawn from the we'll known
parzans of that popular Deputy 1t is thougbt
! by the. person whose information we communicates
that, beyond all doubt, can alone be looked to
as terminating, for WHILE the present contests he
tween parties in the French capita l. and altbourb
| Marshal Sout and the colleagues with whom
he vii! now act may endeavor TO restrain the popu
lar cry OF War, and prevent its occurrence for
some months, for this very good reason that the
troops are not vet professionally qualified too MANY
OF them being little better than raw recruits vet as
soon as possible war will take place. as tho ONLY
/ corp Petat which can afford n chance of confer
ring probable perrnanence to the present Gov
/ eminent in Franco.
As to Holland, should the King actually draw
the sword against Belgium, il may be taken for
granted that he does not do without promises of
assistance from Prussia-And here again worId
be signal or general war.
The harvest in England had commenced. Il
proves to be abundant not only in ENGLAND but IN
Scotland and Ireland.
General Clauzel has refused the baton Of Marshal
on account of the gift emanating from Marshal
SoulE Every body is indignant at the promotion
OF Count Lobau to such an honor The most con
temPtbie and unworthy practices were adopted to
prevent the election of NJ. Laftte
Inc Courier Beige. arrived In London en- the 4rh
Announces the taking of N,Iloo by the Ouch However
a.N i, t o"Iy Journal which gives this news we he
lew wantS confirmation We can only add tha, the
hostile preparations OF William continue whilst on his
se Leopold does not allow escape him any occasion
OF affirming that he vii! maintain the integrity of the
Territory
The Liverpool Advertiser of August savs:-
The Grain Market continues very dull and prices
= are gradually declining. Cotton has been in rather
limited demand; about I !. 500 bags sold Bowed
Alabama, Sc at 3-4a6 1-2d per pound
FL LiNEHPOCi. CORN NCiiSNtIE, .4ug SIT this
ted md prices OF all descriptions rain were almo,t
nomi'a bat holders Of tae Whra:s continue to hold ra
Their than sell q, iriIret r.ac' .qme!ican flour NAV
he lower than Tuesday, which reduction
G there was scarcely any business done BONDED -four was
quite neglected, and pcesare lIlsGi pr lower than
! on fu-sdaY.
Fsihy laea;ng -2pg s. ia3l--'Ti2 arrivals ofGRAIN
since Tuesday extremely l'Sir, and cf FLOUR the
Only pace reported is from Caraa containing 800 bar,
rs he COMMENCEMENT Of Harvest this naghhorccd
with connnarca0 NJ exceedingly fine weather rendered
our buyers very inactive during last two DAYS but
";!!:oui !5auciE any material effect the value O;
any article ~ our maTkei Ihis morning, although the
demand for WHh.IF rena med lausu,d, holders were
generally rather mere hnn and refusing recede from
The reduced 'Cras OF our last prices remained unaereG;
~ tree -four with moderate saen Consumers the stock
\ is gradually diminishing.
{ CORN AVE .4GES July 30 TYectly .9vernee-
Wheat 6+sGd Barley, sos i9I. .!gcycgute-WheaI G5s
Sd; Barley, SIS 81. Duty.-Whea,, els 81; Ba:!ev
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