Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
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From, Tie Nc,c YORK. american 81 AHg.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY the ship Edword Quesnel, f-ori Liverpool.
London paper Of the 27th of June, and Liver
pool cfthc 2%th, -ta' g hcen received.
On he affairs OF Belgium it states, that 4 con.
ference oftho Foreign Ministers was Ii. Ii on Sa-
turday lie 25th l. did not adjourn until mid
night, and after that late hour, the Delegates had
an interview with Prince Leopold, which lasted
two hours more. Another meeting was held III
next day, (Suudayja at winch thu final decision
was Mt of by an extraordinary express.
Capt. Pierce of the e lward Quesnel, informs
us that express arrived at jL!vcrpool from
London, the day he sailed, stating that the Cho-
era NJ lbus had broke out at Hamburg.
From The London Morning Trad oftte eth.
We received last night the 2igian papers of
Saturday, and some prrcelio9 days They are
entirely taken up with spcculf hons upon Prince
Loopold's final intcplon to'thc acceD' ancc Of
the throne of Belgium 1t wal believed in Brus-
sr's that his Royal inhncss had at last given III
his adhesion 20 the ofer corte q,fi cote. with tt c
perfect approb2 ton Of England andF rance, but
under profess from the other mcGbcrs of the
G. inference OF London The schisr thus intro
dhced was reported t, have led tn he dissolution
of The Conference itself, TO the diS,ISsal f Lord
Palmcrston, the Holy Alliance Mais'cr OF En-
gland. from the post Of Secretary War. The
Belgian Deputies, with the Primes u tm0tun,
were fi!'ly expected at Brussels OF Thursday or
Friday last.
We have -caeon 10 know thnthese gentle
men did not, in fact leave Londo till late last
night. 1t ia certain, however, that they are
the bearers Of the Princes fina detC rlriaation
upon the Pc int in issue. But WHITTIER his Royal
l1ighncss has enabled these messengers to pro-
Claim Independence and peace = their country
men, or obliged them TO summn by all The calls
of wounded national pride. arms, is locked
up, ofcourse, IS yet, amongst he mysteries o.
diplomacy. TIL. subject appers TO have beer
most anXIcusly canvasscd in I.mdCn during the
last three days, for upon Frdaythe Commissions
ers and Lord Paimerston wcr engaged with
| Prince Leopold for four hours.
On Sa urday the conference of the Foreign
| Ministers upon the subject did .ot Terminate ii
midnigh'; after which, they went in body /,
the Prince, and renamed two hours with him
Another meeting took place Yesterday, and lat
last night the Deputies rcccred heir final an
swcr; al, er which, they set oil Immediately 70
Brussels. We shall very soon learn the result
The following are extracts from the Brusscl
Daper:-
hnussELs, June 23.-Wc are :of,rmed tha
the Spanish General, Qniroga, arrived yesterdo
! at Brussels 20 OFF, his services pra,uitously {
the cause + the Bclgians.
Another TX raordEary courier arrived froi
| London at five o'clock Yesterday afternoon: til
| dispatches which lie brought, announced the re
tirem,ent Of Lord Pa!mcrson from the dcparniey
of Foreign \ fairs, he approa ching dlssolut q
ct the Conf rences and the resolution taken b
Prince Leopold 10 accep: the throne Of Belgium
| even with The prospect 20 sustain. a: the nea
Of the Belgic Army, war with Holland, in OF
der finally to regulate our constitutional lint
RUSSIAN AND POLAND.
WAn-Aw, June II The State Gazette SAYS that Ge
eIal Nnr7n"o has received the command Of the cops
General fzckowski; the other hand it said that G,
neral hreuz is gone 10 Brzese but hs a,vancir
through iodIachia 10 join The main Russian army.
he affairs OF Poland continue prosperous, hu! The gre
crisis OF its fate is fast approaching The ma in armv ur
der Skrmecki, which has been since the battle Of OIIocr
kl at Praga, has. now refreshed and recruited by rs sta
LETT tS repOse, and uron tie 14lh instant again TAKEN
held to act upon The offensive against the Russians III
g, perhaps the last time that these brave patriots u
have occasion 10 tempt the fortunes of their country
seeking battle as is said to be their determine IL
never TO return TO this place Of shelter but as vicors
to bury themselves under runs.
The Russian army is said TO be desute and disni.
led as the Poles confident and provided with all IN
necessarcs OF campaign 1t is said that the Rus
slams have already made for an accommodao
which have been rejected with scorn. Upon the state
the warfare III The South, Warsaw Journal saws, uV
lear from good authority that Gen. Chrzsnow.k has JUS
gained great advantage over Gen Rudiger two mile
rom Zamo5c: the details not known"
Tic coisfa IS unh17Ply making great ravagrs in Cali
c'a' and is said 10 nave broken U"rnburg w
must be prepared for decisive events within shnr, inn
in the neishborhood Of Warsaw.
Lf"epoo' Cotton Narfct June 27--The sales IF Co,
ION IN saturday and to-day to about $500 ban
Al former prices @s
., Cor" Ma'}sf-Tmesday' market dull at declin
OF, ~ per bnshei on Wheat and on Flour Is The sup
pIcs during Inc ,smairer ofhe week have bee, II
ana the weather favorable for The coming crop-he con
SEQUENCE has been further reduction prices, fully e.
Hnal tn the above, for Wheat and Flour
The demand for bonded Fionr has brcn IiyaIy ,,o call,
fuii prices. III" at Vet!