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

th, Russians to follow the example of the world IL
forming constitution for themselves. Turkey c!so,
hid given unc,rivocal limitations of DISPOSE
,ion to seize tho opportunity of avengn, herself The
Grand Scignor urming, and had refused to pay the
last instalmcnt Russia! It Is manifest that the
Crown of the Car, is much than those
OF the rest of his brethren.
From, the New York STANDARD of Yesterday.
Esytc s. Important from Essr0l,e.
New victories obtained by the Polcs----Ter-
mutation Of disturbances i'll Italy----con-
domination of two of the Elk Tfrench1
Ministers----At escape of Prince
Polignac.
BY the Packet ship Canada, captain Macy. which
sailed Liverpool the 10th ut have Liverpool
papers of that date and London of the 18th dcm We
give tho following summary from the London morning
Herald of Friday, 18th April, and such other extracts
supply the details of events intermediate the 6t and
18th. We have ntcrspersed such comments as
,fmc would permit.
We received last night French and Belgian papers
Of Tuesday and Wednesday, and Journals from other
parts of the continent to the 11th inst.
Tho Paris papers that and decisive victories
had been obtained the Russians the I'd of April,
of whom 500 have boen made prisoners, besides 70
pieces of cannon. This rested on the authority
Of despatch from Strasburgh, but confirmed by
other collateral reports The instruction at Lthunia
seems be placed beyond doubt. wilma is in possess
sion of the National forces after having recapt-
red all the taken from them, proceeded to Cor
genburg driving the Cossacks before them out of every
zcd, have shown themselves in the environs of Tauro-
zen.
Tho other reports which were prevalent in Paris on
Tuesday, that Courland iii instructions; that
the Grand Segnor had positively refused to pay the
last instalmen of his tribute to Russia, and still
pushing his military preparations; and chat the king of
Sweden thinking this favourable for taking
advantage of the distractions of the Autocrat
dtating attempt for the recovery of Finland, which
his predecessors had lost to Russia. communication
had been opened between the Poles and the Turks and
Ambassador actually upon his way from Warsaw
10 Consantinople to the Porte to cooperation
Considerable stress had been laid Ukase published
in the St. Petersburg Gazette, by which the Emperor
disbanded the Finnish regiment OF Carbineers show
ing his disrust of the fidelity of that province. These
reports savoring they all did of war, had had the
effect of rather depressing the funds i'll Paris.
The French papers seem to calculate with increased
confidence favorable issue of the campaign to the
Poles The Messenger contains long article to prove the
great advantages which the patriots will acquire by being
cbe they to act upon the offensive against
the Russians The German accounts IN these papers
state Russians upon the I'd inst. attempted to
aross the Vistula Pulawy, but repulsed,
which is an admission of the victory The trials Of the
consprators not yet concluded In Paris, but
doubt seemed to be entertained of their acquitta On
Monday the Chamber of Peers brought to a conclu-
sion the trial (par contumucc of the barons dIaus-
sez Capelle, and de Monthel, the ex-ministors who
have escaped from France.-The sentence was as fol-
fovs:-The Court
sDecEares the barons d'Elaussez, Capellc, and de
Monhel, guilty of the crimes o! II
'.CondenIrs the said bsrons d'Hauss, 2, Capelle
and de Monthel to perpetual Imprisonment:
il nlornty with the 28.h and 10Th articles oil the
primal code:
.sDecrees them also degraded from their titles and
orders:
"Condcmns them jointly dnd GENERALLY TO Ceffay
The costs of the proceedings"
There was a report that the troops Of the Gar
maric confederation had entered the Grand Duichy
On the 6;h inst.
Gen. Delliard has gone back to Paris, aud private
letters state that he had brought information that
England Is going to take possession of the Scbeldt,
and that Prussia IS to be in possession Of the for
trssses of Belgium Until the Belgian affairs fino-
" arranged.
'Fhc Prussan State Gazette of April 7, (onIy one
day later than received by the Hamburg steam boat
has from Poland.
Trgu fLe Journal des Deba1s Of Tuesday
The ST.. Petersburg Official Journal of Mach 20
states that the Emperor has issued a ukase t" dis
band the SIKH regiment Of carbineers rf Finland,
and The grEtr raj staff Of that province. These facts,
published without any remarks, lead us TO believe
that all is not right in Finland
ErUyu The NGtiDn1L Of 9HrSddy.
PARys.-Ieitprs from Rigs, of the 2Sth Msrcl,
Jeceived yesterday in Paris, soy TINT Russian off
Gers wounded by the rcvolted pzasantry, daily
brought in. This would prove that The Instruction
had extended TO CouEtand.
Government has received desPatc hes from Mar
sirul MaisOn, the French Ambassador at Vienna
Phey announce that he Austrian Cabinet, after
Earning the capture of Ancona, aud the defeat OF
the insurgents persisted in stating that her troops
should march Rene and occupy the remainder OF
the Papal States. With little energy, our ministry
might have prevented that 6agrant violation Of tho
principle OF non-nterventpn by Aussria.
From the Courier Francsis of Tuesday.
General Bclard, before his departure ffom Brussels
- said to have had very warm explanation with the
Belgian ministry the question of Luxembourg.
From the Temps of Tuesday
& tclegraplc despatch from Strasburgh states tfat
c Poles had followed up their successes of the 31st
March md LIST of April On the I'd they killed n
greatnumber of Russians and took 5000 prisoners and
20 pieces of cannon.
From the Globe of Tuesday.
FRoyrIFRs SERv1A, March l7.-Snco the Alban-
ian instruction appeased, Reschid Pacha had
y attended to his private interests; apparent
guilty concealed from him the conspiraces of the
Pacha Of Scufar and Trawnick, which had for their
object to ovcrturn the Sultan. Suddenly tho most
dangerous instructions that occurred in the Otto
empire has broken out. All Albania, nnd part
Of Macedonia, have taken up arms. The Pacha Of
Scutari is nt the head Of tho movement.
Tho payment of the contributions due by the Sui
jan to Russia have boon attendedof ato with consd
crablorclay.
From the Constitutional Of Tuesday.
PARIs-N. Dufand, a member Of tho chamber Of
deputies received yesterday letters from commercial
house in Danzic confirming the Of the iusurtcc