Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-28
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lJournal Of Commerce.
FROM the American
POSTSCRIPT.
my past tro o'ciock.-We have our Paris flo,
to the 18th ut. per the Erie No decision VIZ, ~
the sovereign of the Netherlands The Iomros as 10
Debais OF the 8th says-.The atest accounts fror,
Belgium give no denl'iye result of the discussions ~
Ine Hauonai Congress relative to the choice of r
tlead Tor the State Opinions vibrate be,w.
I Prince Otho of Bavaria, the Duke OF Nemonrs 49,
reunion with France; and one eau foresre ,bc
issue OF their hesitation" This latter ALTERNATIVE
reunion with France, seems to us frauoLt ,y;,h
most important consequences The French oaners
seem 20 encourage the hope Of such result
IN inc sittihg' however, of the National Conpress
,,roa @ On me 9TH January, ~ de Celss de-
oia,eu upon ms HonoT, shat since Yesterday at O
O'CLOCK, 1T was known that France had declared Tim
union impossible; that she would NOT consen, - =.
nor ALLOW the DUKE Ct -Mcnsours to be a candidats
for the Crown of Belgium This is official bnt %
not be communicated" wv ~oi-
The accounts from London are to the ath-Tbe
three per cent. Consos ARC ouotod - a. 81 ne
824 to z. 'A 'ae ''h at
The Courier OF 9TH says, .s,The Paris ,.no,s nv,
tinue to ciamor for war; but know from verv COOL
authority that the Government has not the s,shes,
intention of provoking hostities and thai j.. 60
patly for The brave Poles " bo have sboLon az IL
yoke, will be limited to frank and free expresson S
interest'ior and sympathy in their cause and f, lie
success inns sympathy, though offensive enough
To inc the Emperor of Russia and his Allies will
4 not justify declaration of war against France
- horu granville, the new English Ambassaor had
MS hrst audience of the King of the French on the
9tn. LORD Steward took leave at the same time
We hardly know what importance to attribute -
he news received from Poland and Russia since yes
sereay. 1t is certain that the Emperor has decend
ed from the hauteur of his first procIama,ione
insurrectlon and the civil war which desoJ,te p
STA hoVe assuredy something to do with if: hut yue
must altach more Importance to the pacific NANTES
tatons oil Prussia who limits herself in the Flrtch,
Oh foSen 10 the most necessary precautionary mea
surea but who appears than Indifferent to tho
losses which her ally of st Petersburgh NAV sustain
. ine retreat lsufhcIently probabe) of Metternich
can De equally founded upon the determination of
the chief of the holy alliance to moderate the ex
preston OF ms Indignation against the Polish Rebel
nom until the present return of the Prussians has
y oeen several tunes accommodating in this instance
ms successor is named. Francis H. has manifests3
Tor some time a lively antpathy for his chancelor
IS M de Coowrat who will succeed BIN, passes for
e well received at Court. ''-e
Is PARIS jan l0-Five per cents. 9sf 75c. to ess
ooc-Ihree per cents. 6If. Coo to elf CSC
From the Journal des Debats
Persia Is prey 4 horrible civil war Tho Of
dest son oflhe Schah has revolted and marchsd o.
ga'nstShis father. Prince Abas Mira has flown To
eat rtofl,
my is instructed in European tactics
The Rhabitanis of Caucasus, habtualIv LITTLE mr.,
- 10 tt ssa' nave raised the standard of re-
volt ID great number Of the vallies detachment
Z OF the Russian army attacked on the ron,e n,
l!fi's, and lost two pieces ofcannon Marshal Pas
chewnz Ervan is ordered to deploy considerable
FORCES against these insurgents
: AUGSBURG, Jan Our Gazetta Tn dav co,,o;,
aa article from the frontiers Of Poland which ssa
TO authorize the opinion that the Emperor Of Russla
i mas come to more moderate views respecting Po-
Iat since he has asceriained the nature and eyton,
o! The instructions and the warke prena raton.
y Eing on all sides 1t is thought the Polish deuuta
non VIII he received, and the efusion of human blood
n may possibly yet be spared.
j. The Ncments of the Russians t,oo,, hoo
nuceo disastrous consequences to the funds M ST.
petersburg. 1t is not question about fore;on mo-,
sUcn as uiat WIN Turkey, or with Persia in which
Sacfice5 were compensated by ADVANTAGES: but il 10
civil war that is in agitation, between two neonie
whose interests nave mingled and united for fifteen
years, II is believed the Arcbduke Constantine will
use all his efforts 10 prevent the commencement f
J. tities. vi noS-
a dcputation from the republic of Cracow to war-
" saw announced that all the population there was in
arms, and DESTROYS Of uniting with yVorsaw A
great rambcr Of students from Cracow had aIread1
- arrived w "''eduy
i PoLANn.- Warsaw, Dec. e8-The government, 10
II ao.'VGly cPoyed ID aTmng the nution,--n compet-
o ing tile organization Of the line and of the National
'f GUARDS lhe fabrication Of arms goes on rapidv:
d oLo SCORERS are now returning to their colors The
= .Hifo aho iourth 0attaons of regiments now COM
pice, are forming; and these are filled with veterans
OF Trtba, Of Frcdund and Moskwa, and composeJ
OF me cute OF an army amounting to eighty thousand
OF al arms and $50 pieces of artillery in the best
S ''uel' our tnonitions are immense and abundant.
= Al Poland
presents the appearance OF camp--"Live free or
8 de- Is the cry of whole people in arms
= The whole furce which Russia can PROMPTLY
send against Poland, the three corps Commanded
by generals Pahlen Sackcn. and Rosen-wlich to-
gelher do not make up hundred and twenty thou
sand men. Surprising, what impossible that these
= ITO
DC aoie TO stand against an army backed by the whole
nation Poland, without army, abandoned by all
the world drove the Russians from Warsaw in 1904
and the immortal Kosciousko captured their nrti,
e lcry with handful Of peasants
w have hastily translated these items, which up
4 on the whole, are less warke Every Ching seem.
= ed iaDguld in Paris.
VI Count Iobap, the successor of Gen LAFAYETTE +, ,he
comm md Of the National Guards Of France nc ouv c r.
n. l.. Lhn ~. L.