Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-24
POLAND.

zet,c on tho 10th June, commentinr on I'm. lime
rial ordnance relative 10 POLISH soldiers in the Rus
sian army, may be regarded official. Tho detcrmi
nation was 10 receive in other words to force into
the service of the Imperial army those of lower
grade, who had served i'll the Polish cause who had
no property; and To leave those who had returned
To agricultural pursuits TO remain the slaves of tho
soil. -
The sentences of Marshal Francis Bilgorayski,
the Dcmssionary Lieut.. Triposski, and the Can
OH John Sicrcaonski, by which they were degraded
from their several ranks, and made soldiers in tho
line in the battalions of Siberia and their proper
ty coniscatcd, published in the English papers,
with the approval of the sentences in full by the
Emperor.
LONDON, July live have received from an
authentic source some confirmation respecting tho
lnsurrection in Lithuania, which will be read with
interest. A partisan war against the Russians is
going on with great activity in all the forests. In
tho forest of Sietokryz, u detachment of Cossacks
was entirely cut to pieces by the insur gents Rage
and despair, says our correspondent, are in every
heart, and the Russians display the most afro
cious barbarity. They have installed Commission.
ers IN l.thuania, to value and conscate the prop
erty OF individuals who took part in the Polish
Revolution, and to apportion them an equiva-
lent in Russia. Already 10000 Polish peasants
have been sent into tho interior of Russia and ARC
replaced by equal number of Russian Doors,
The Emperor Nicholas has declared that no will
make a Poland of Siberia and Siberia of Poland.
The Member of the Diet, Modnski, and ano-
Their whose name is not mentioned, who had been
released from n long imprsonment upon the con-
dition OF Il dishonorablc declaration, and who had
rejected the terms of their liberation, were again
confined, and died i'll prison at the end of four
DAYS.
The Russians apprchcnd a new revolution at
Warsaw, and every night strong patrols follow
cd by artillery, the streets.
The destruction of Poland continues its ruthless
course: the fine University at wilma has just been
dissolved, " is splendid library of 900 900 volumes
is ordered to be removed To Russia.
| From the London Courier of July Is.
LONDON, July 15.-The Conference renewed
their sitting during the past week, and have sat
tour days. On Friday, understand, another
protocal received the signatures of the Represent.
a'Nes OF tue hvo contracting powers. The
sPective ambassadors and ministers sent off
riers late the same night for their respective go
vernments. 1t is believed that certain modifica.
tons of the treaty have been submitted to the king
OF Holland, in the form of an ultimatum, to which
NJ was Supposed he would uccedc This how
ever, cannot be other than doubtful Things, in
TRUTH look warlike ever. 1t is known that
the troops of Leopold have nearly surrounded
Maestrcht.
demanded that they should be withdrawn, and ON
refusal, will proceed TO notwithstanding on its be-
ing made to appear to the great powers, that wa
not the original aggressor, the Bclgians having in
fact, by their military movements made war ON
him.
We yesterday received advices direct from tho
Hague;-Sir Charles Bagot expected to leave
for London in few days. The utmost exertion
|
garrison at Ler, the Tete dc Flanders and other
frontier tortresses, also in the camp at DORIS
chot where, at the date of the last accounts the
Frnce oil Orange was dai inspecting the troops.
and making every preparation for renewal of
hostilltes. Dispatches said to have been re-
ceivcd from Baron Fegel, the Dutch Minister at
Paris, desparing of any concession being madc
by the present French Governments; and the in
trgues of the Belgian minister, NJ. lie Hon, are
said to carry all before him. The Belgians rely
materially on the assistance of Il British naval
force; and a few merchant vessels appearing off
Westcapellc had been, from their sanguine expect
atoms, converted into British squadron of men
of war, ento ring the Schcldt.
| Prince William the Kings second son, would ar
rive in the Russian capitol several weeks before
Lord Durham could reach his destination.
ITALY.
The AL gemeiue Zeitung contains the following
ANCoNA, June 25.-The tranquility which v7e
have enjoyed since the events of the 3D. has been
again interrupted. The prelate residing at Osiao,
declared the seven respectable citizens who, the
day of the assembly fthe people, dcputed to
express to the authorities the wishes of the public
to be guilty of felony. Nay more; secret
agents stole into the city, and in the darkness of
the night threw stones against the palace Of the alb
sent Cardinal Bishop. The ill concealed trick was
exposed by the arrest eff the guilty persons. 1t
became impossible to impute these disorders to the
liberal party had been intended. On Saturday,
the Odd, the persons above mentioned received
each separately an official letter, with the
munication, which known and received
with the most indignant feelings. We shall see to
what this will lead when peoples minds in such
a state ofexcitcment.
The cholera ut Paris the increase. On
the 10Th Of July the number of deaths was II. AT
Vienna the cholera is said to be abatng. In En-
gland the London Courier says that it is Begin
ming to attack the aTistocracy, among whom are
found the predisposing ofthe disease arising
from fashionable dissipation. A considerable num-
Der of cases have occurred at London. 1t is re-
ported that the disease has at length invaded SPAIN
having broken out at Vera.
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-The sales of Cotton this
day, estimated at 5000 bales.
July o. "A steady demand has been experienced
for Cotton to day. Sales 5000 bales at the full
price of last week. The sales including upwards
Of 1000 American, at from 63d to 7ad.
July lit is estimated $500 bales Of Cotton
have been sold to-day-includng 1900 in Amer-
can descriptions from Gid to 75d.
CORN EXCHANGE, July i0--Thc imports of
wheat and -four from Ireland, still continue large
of other articles, the supply is insignificant. Two
several others daily expected Up to Saturday
the wheat trade was extremely langud, and prices
generally on the decline that day few specula-
tive purchases made, but not to any extent.
Choice English white whcats being scarce, bo ye
brought los to 10s3d; but good samples of Irish
red have been offered at s. Cd; such, fortnight
ago, would have sold at 9s per 20 lbs. About 1000
bills OF recently imported sweet flour sold at 24s;
1910 o. sour at lSs per Dbl. The business of this
mornings market again very limited
scale.
CmARLEsroN August Is.
| FROM NASSAU.-We received yesterday,
via Savannah, complete file of the Nassau Roy
al G0zette TO the 9Th inst inclusive.
His maJesty's schooner SpeedtCeH, 1t. WARREN,
captured off the Isle of Pines, the Slave Bring Edgle
with GIG Slaves on board bound to Cuba after an ac