Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
By This Days .Izaig.
FOREIGN.
From tie Ncp Yora Courier of Weduesday.
FROM EUROPE.

From tie Nc,o Yors Courier of Wedue,da,.
FROM EUROPE.
we have received our papers by the Manchester.
Their dates are to the LIST July from Liverpool.
and 3Oth June from London. Our extracts from
them are Brief as the ship Sheffield tho packet of
the 9th, is below, and the interest of the news re-
ceived by the Manchester will in few hours, be-
superseded by that brought by this later arrival
Prince Leopold, it will be SEEN has accented tbs
crown OF Belgium, conditions (if they can be SO
called which the Congress BRUSSELS will proba
Oily not hesitate to comply with, which are sus-
cept1be OF an easy adjustment. From Poland
there is nothing Important-an unofficial statement
says that the main army of the Poles had again adj
vanced, but we have nothing at present before us.
that will justify full belief in the fact. TIE &C.
counts we had already received of tho convscat on
of the French Chambers ut an earlier period. are
confirmed; but the Gits of clange in the Min
stry and march ofa French army are not confirmed
The british Ministers have declared that tho
British fleet under Admiral Codringtou, was not
assembled with any belligerent intention There
appears to be strong probability that Don Pedro
the ex-Emperor of Brazil will lay claim to tho
throne OF Portugal, in behalf of his daughter Don-
ma Maria.
Don PEDRO has requested it to DO understood that
he is here merely Duke of Braganza without
any claims to the sovereignty OF Portugal, except
as The guardian OF his daughter Donna Maria for
whom he ready to devote his personal services and
all his private fortune if necessary in an attempt
TO place her on the Throne which has been usurped
by her degenerate uncle. Don PEDRO is said to have
nearly hall million of money ready for disposal
towards any expedition against the usurper He
has also valuable diamond mine and other nos
sessions IN Brazil g. the Duchy of Braganza in Por
tugal, the whole of which he is we believe willing
10 devote to the cause of Constitutional Monarchy
Arrangements making to carry his intept;ons
as to his daughter into effect without compromising
the system of non-intervention laid down by our
Government and little doubt is entertained of a f.,
vorable result The reception of DoS PEDRO in
this country by Ministers and by his M,Irsrv
PLEASING To md
the British nation. The KING has written to him
IN the kindest manner, and tho Government have
ordered that he shall be treated with all possible res
pect and courtesy.-Courier, 30th June
Frontiers Of Poland June live hear that
the foiish main army has indeed marched against
the corps OF Gen. Kreutz but, as the Polish Gene
raj IN Chlef always contrves very skilfuly to con-
ceal his maneuvres, it is believed that this move
ment is made merely to mislead the enemy. and to
cover another object.
LONDON, June 27.-The importations of Amer.
lean Hour having lately been large that there has
been meeting at Manchester of the millers and
others interested in the corn trade of that Mace am,
neighborhood for the purpose of petitioning Gov
eminent to prevent it's importation in a menufae
tured state; on this subject dcputation of their
number are to attend the Corn Exchange, Marx
lane, with view of soliciting the cooperation OF
the trade there
by the extracts from the French papers, we learn
that King Philip has accelerated the conyocation of
tue chambers 'front.' 9Th of August TO the 23rd of
July. Noreason has been assigned for this change
IL is probably intended to enable the Ministers to
have the advice of the Chambers, in tho difficult cis
cumstances In which the country is placed. Paris
continues IN ferment, and all eyes are stIturncd
towards the approaching anniversary OF tho reyolu-
ton, which invoked with exultation by the more
'Hent party dreaded with horror by the friends of
tranquility, and regarded with intense anxiety by
all.
The Ministry seem to be fully sensible Of the
danger In which they particularly are placed, and
are now bowed before a force which they manifest
iy intended at first by calling 30 900 regular troops
to their aid in Paris, TO have opposed and hoped
to conquer. The King, it is said, will at
tempt to take the direction Of the great national
celebration into his hands, by imposing upon
1T something OF the shape off Court ceremony
The main army, which has remained at P1aea since
the battle Of OstroeDka having been refreshed from s
atigues, and strengthened by eves had broken IN
from ITS environments and proceeded against the enemy.
Inc death Of DIEBfTsc the Of which had reach
e1 Warsaw towards the middle of the month"; may have
determined the Polish Commander Chief to make this
movement the IneTposion Of the Hungarians IL GheI
TO have the best efestupon Austria favor Of the pat.
OTIS This brave and original people have shown their
Par'ialny IN the most determined manner OFT ooun-
eS' oi WHICH Hungary consists, -, including the lead
ing and influential county Of Pesh. have addressed tho.
Emperor of Austria behalfo the Poles and he resi-
will probably follow.
Tho-insuuecdon Of Litbuana had Succeeded b,vond
me most tangulne expectations ofthe friends Of the Pol
isb cause General Gielgud, with brave and well an.
pointed army Of 10000 men, would encourage the people
70 Ii'e where they had hitherto remained inert or s,5oprt
hem where they had already revoled The insurpsts in
me oher PoshProvinces belonging Russia he'd acqur
u srtens,h aDd would in short time be 80. master
'he tussan troops in the r neighboyt ~ go
lue io'oou LouH~f s2~s i' l.v clcsr YES ,r6 an
ou2 mat he Russian official accounts ~ death Of
lel MARSHAL DicbR.Ch, which attributed his sudden
crease 10 cholera nOrhus stated fs5etood, and vas
50 Tar ~ keeping wi all the official which the
tuSsidrs have Published relative the operations Of
their armies in Poland.
private letter from Berlin, in the hss7ger ses C1ap,
bTcs, hints that Cen Diebitsch his Gca;h by Unfair
means And letter from Warsaw, dated tine 18th June
AT midnight, states positively ha: Marshal Dicnitsch
poisoned himself after Interview . ii an Aid-de-
Camp Of the Emperor IN which The latter had severely
censured his military conduct during TIE late campaign
and particularly the incoreciness of his official TepoSts
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