Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01

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From the Mcssage DIES Chanbes date Sunday Nov 30
Pans, Nov. 21.--It is announced thar Genera
Schneider, who is now III the Lazaretto at Toulpn n
TO be appointed Chief of the army which gring tC
be assembled in the department Of the Moselic undo
! the command of General Gerard Besides hesr for.
ces it IS said that three camps, of I00,0n0 each
are going 20 BE- formed at Lille, Me'z, and S'ras-
burgh; the movable National Guard are to lo-n part
of them.
What seems TO have decided the choice of Con
era Schneider is. that this officer. who was former
Iiy Adr-de Camp 10 Rapp. is prrCctlY well acqunin-
tcd with the banks of the Rhne and the mlitar,
geography Of those countries
The Committee of thu House of Peers. aC9rin-
ted To examine the law on ;ilr surccs, the stamp
duties ana pos ago of newspapers. received to-day
the managers and propretorS of the principal Jour
ns's OF the capital. tn hea their observaiIons and
to o5ialn knowledge of The details concerning the
enterprises. the necessary conditions of their eXis
tenr' and The charges TO which they subject.
The Peers composing the commilice were pleased
10 take into consideration the written notes and yer
bal explanations given Ia them The committee,
Viii doubtless make use Of them in drawing ~ lis
7eport md here Is ~ hope that 'hc prcjcc'
n!nw. amended according t0 the srccia ion
afforded the subject will reconcile nil d,fic,ities
Tho question. in feet. IS make he snrat 10
snncieh'iF hiGh To constitute guarantee of public
order, and 50 moderate Tot to br TOO heavy on
those who undertake. such specuatons: 20 facilitate
the tfansmissIcn OF the Journals bv the post ~ low,
orig tn" postage and stamp iitv. 10 resnrve to he
Treasury that portion Of tbs Taccirt which may h.
a, without crushing the i1r,rua
oncrous AK; lastly. liffisc the journals AMONG n
greater number oi readers, CONSIDERING tho prhc
PAGERS, nnd"r the sur1eiTace Of tho law and tribn.
nails as means cf promoting cv:liza ion order ard
union among the French, through the wfoic cx'on'
Of the territory
The nurpbcr Of l. Avcnir for Yesterday has $50
been seized. 1t cnntaimcd an article beaded, ..Oo
preston of the Catholics" signed L de Lamcn-
nasis.
ExcuA"GE oH PANS. T5ov G.-At the open;n .
of the Exchange several important fnlure. were an
nonnced Among others that ia Receiver Gea. raj
ofone Of the first departments Of the South Tits
commercIai crisis for which the ASSISTANCE granted
by the Chamber is palliative, a rernrdv shakes
confidence alarms spectators, and rmpedes the
re-estabishment of our public credit"
LoNDoN Nov 30-"An official communication
relative TO the extraordinary military movement in
Russia made Ia the Provisional Government Of
brussels on Friday last, end subsequently
forwarded to the Secretary for Fereign Affairs in
this country.-Cou'ier.
The Noneur contains the ordnance unon the
pension of the Clergy The salaries OF Cardinals
arc cut down from iC0 0GO fares year, to 1000
and The expenses of heir installations are reDealed
The popular Disturbances in var,ons parts of Eng
land continued, and in some places seem~d t. in
crease Brrnings and nlobs were cons, antly occur
ing. and large districts OF country were KEEP in
state Of continual alarm.
Lord ii bourne. Secretary OF the Home De
pafmcnt, has issued circular to ihe maes rates of
he different counties urginrupon them in The
grs' manner the necessity OF taking, with the least
the repression of tumu't, the preservation If the
public and til" protccunn Of the properties ard
lives of his Majesty's subjects. For ,hs purpose he
recommends concert of enclosures with the woman
ry aud gentry IN assembling and strengthening the
civil force.
LoNDoN, Nov 26.-We can state upon undoubred
authority hat bot tho late ministers and their sue
cessors have united in directing the magistrates in
The disturbed counties to enter nn compromise
with any persone while in STATE of comnolian but
t" resist all fore" with force, if necessary; and that
/ one or more special commissions will be forthwith
issued To try such Of ne r.uieis mag .a?a been
app ehended
| LONDON, Nov. 20.-Tho accounts said to be re
cevcd al The Home-nfiicc yesterday were. VIZ re-
iJoce TO state, OF somewhat more favorable laturr
respecting the disturbed districts tEan those with
which the public have nou for some time been So
painfully affected Still besides that there is Eauca
10 regret, ther" is also much IN apprehend
EieJoG oF Lie ,A!iajS1ry.-It viii be seen by
The speech of Earl Grey the Lords hao the Al
miUstration have pledged themselves spontaneously
aud soiemay to three great principles Of policy, 90
nestle and foreign His Loriship announce. che
ch he neans 10 rest the CLAIMS Of his
Government TO re nstionaI appreciation and sup
port
/ 4 correction Of lib SC abuses which have been IN
trnduccd by time into the representation % the peo-
pie in Parliament.
| Q Anu sparing ro;rerchmen; Of all b0r the mos
unavoidable expenses in 'hc public establishments
2 ! o-.s;Dirte system of H1n-!Iterfe7e1ce all
those questions which disturbing and dis
tional honor would permit.
Ifthcsc pledges arc kept II nar fairly 6e presum
81 that directly Indirectly, every duty of Minis
ter and every rieIu and interes' Of the naon, may
be conprchcrded and provided for under these heads.
4 question has sprung up on the subject Of tAr
abolition Of rotten boroughs whether tho proprietors
of such places ought NOT to be unidentified their
Acknowledgement. We have been frequently called
upon by letter We opinion upon this point,
and shall give = crautiv w answer, YES; they
ought 10 be Unidentified; and VIII give an ms ance
in point noble Lord is "A to have Jus, paid to
an Hon Barone, upwards Of O,OG0l for rotten
borough, far from town. Phe aifair is indeed so
public that The House Of Commons is at disgrn
ced if it docs not take ]: un Aud the proper way to
indemnify his Lo7dship and these of whom he has
bought the borough is by sending them all to New
gate f,r a breach Of privilege. This sthe way in
which would indemnify all the dealers in the
rights ofihc people for the Ioas Of their Infamous
trade Times.
BRusszre Nov. 29.-No'hinr has lransprcd as TO
tho person likely 30 cccd tothr sooT'.cgBty. R.t-
nv arc e9clon cG amongst others Felix ]" Mcrodr,
Who will be support OF ~ the priests lie is heavy
coarse looking man. without talent any re-
qui-ifc necessary Tor situation which would require
all The vir,r and energy ofo ?owr7lul mind How
over wiling tool. mer" block, ls what both