Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-30

ca, Sina town Wna-c UiCD,tScn established DIS
head quarters = The IN tie o the 60 h February
But nov Dictit,c, is ,ctrea,iug and Skrtnochi is
pursuing si. a RUSSIAN Primcr. Sehari iisk''i has
been made prisoner Su'ne hund eds nj it'iS IAN "i-
icers and soldiers $50 bscn take. soc lIorses
have been captured; mIuy hundred STANDS oi arms
have iecn sc zad. ,ncudng camps md baggage
l'h- ituSsiau troops arr diseased, diSprl' cd: DC
fcatcd, aud driven bacl But All the hirg OF a. us
II 'nn;rrnt hike this, daIc to march II eFuSon
army into Poland: ] caunnt believe tHis; ana
vet the news is r.ucraliy creuted. Sh"nd he do 81
Erab@s will make war, both iieISei Inc heF Gov III
mcnt and even against such t"cactery anu pa cpesS
f, Poland viii hr saved. II is true that !he KEN
II nietTv desires psace-Wlll strive 10 ma uaih uIu
securc it--aud WI 90 II guoi deal out of ne
way tn secure Z han Fralce herself w"ud do ~,
even the pGaceOy;n aud peace-seekihs principles y.
ta" peticr Ministry will know its bounds; and
Prussia should invade Poland, France VIII make war
up0a Prussia Ynl may be sure vi tins
The ReroH IA Littuaaia has happily. become Sc
Iios anal iagrant 1'h- prussinn Journals no longer
treat i wl;h contempt The Russian Authort'es
are driven away. The LUscs and he reisants--
the slaves and the Lords are epbarked III the same
cause and the Emperor Nicholas has sent more
tfoohs and more faithful Generals 10 put down this
revolt" aud eXtermnate this "handiul of BIisands
But when they arrive, they viii Gnd hat II Is all
LthuailiI ~ r.volutIcn, well all Poland; and
the Emperor must tie millions and find funds
to arm them be ore he crush the revolt" ana
arrest the B-IsanGs!' In fine the If liberty
viii triumph III Ii'huana.
Between ''SpGia and France" Just now there is
some quarrel-somc cause OF d,scun; eut--Some mo-
tive for COMPLAINANT, the latter has deuianded
tIstdcton. French dispatches have been stopped
seized, and read THIS done "by ORDER and
was attended an insult to the French Governments.
This not the first instance of insult received bt
the hands Of the Spanish myrlnuIs since the rrvo-
luton Of Juiy. First the revelation WAS attacked.
Theu the Citizen hIng WIS lDsnled. Then the
Frenct Gag was not respected. Then the Carlists
We're encouraged TO conSplrc IN Spain against the
peace of France. Then The French territory was
iinyaG ed Inv he
IF we had had Ministry, or had held coiis.-
tent and dignilied laogu1ge, we should nos have
been exposed 20 these indgnit!,s; but the Spanish
Court thinks Gtr III ot war, and inanlncs, hat
If war were pr claned, FrencFncn would he dvi
died into fact oas. Nothing can be stupid than
tins. No, 10; IT be detl red, all Frenchmcr
will march, ard party ifit VIII be forgotten. Thcr
1T Spain take care, unless size desires severe
castgG'i IL
patwaou Portugal aaA France" Just there
us ai~v DISPUTE: or rather eLouid cav. between
Don Miguel and Franc. Sebastian has designate e,
him 'nionstcr," and has promised net recognize
him. This has given unqualified satisfaction, and
war against the U>urper OF the Tugus would he the
most popular Of al popular measures IN France
So, if Don Miguel does not desire TO be ucthroned
let him aprliriAe for he insults offered the II. euc
consul 1.-THE French t.ov rAmcnt-the French illg-
and the French Citizen King, in the persons of ms
imprisoned oppressed and murdered French sub ects
otherwise. iii less than TWO months, lie viii be
n.thar king dc (nctj, nor ds juTe."
Between SARDINIA aud France there is also dis
uuIe Tie French flag has been insuited in Tx
Medtcrranean and r .ench l.:ercaani vessels haV'
been toardcd and searched uy Sard:'an !Flgate
I Against such proceedings the French Cnbii,'l ha
D protested, through his ambassador at Turin an
unless the sick monarch his ministers stiaf+' q
| humble PIE his Most Christian and Catholic NJ
t jesty may find III few days French army ia Pied
uiont I very much amused last night with al
anecdote Of this Ca; hnlic aud Christian Monarch
On one occasion one Of his happy and loyal" sub
jccts having gained in the state lottery whlc
:, he could pay. the subject for ~
the King, and required 10 sign RECEIPT in fall
" all demands 'Fhe subject refused without rcceni
n the money. So the King sen him in pr cont a"d &
Aavn1 gained money IN the State Let cry, which h
N was paid, he had the supreme pleasure of inc
3 ing himself placed 10 jail.
y mus, close this very long letter by deplrug h
q commencement and rejoicing at tie Termination
more state prosecutions for political offences. 4
: advocate, named Euez, and his s, rrr;ary name,
AsseIin, yesterday tired for conspiracy agans
il the state fer having declared that Rcpubllca;
Monarchy would be succeeded by a Republic, C
which he, NJ. Ducz, hoped to bc cLsf. Fer stat
:. melt amounting 10 noticing more than this, these
men have bee!s put into prison. formally indicted
tried, but were both yesterday acquitted! WneI
i, viii Governments be wiser The Revolution ha,
, g;ven us Trial by Tury!" The Government musr
not forget this or it WI make itself Q laughn
stock. TIL. Jur;es of France viii not convict f..
politica! cf,nces during the progress ola Revolution
You may b. suT.1 of thI7.
Y VT ohedlent servant, o p. Q.
PARIS, April 30.
= Discussion in the Chamber of Peers-Impossibility
marching with the present ChambcrS-Speech o
Louis Philip this day.
To me Editor Of the MorRiRg Chronicle