Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16


'ion which is represented by the doctrinaries a
n"ch In lear as the imaginary ycpublic at whici
my had been cunningly made to be frightene !
me session. then, will DO consumed in dali,
| struggles between two parties nearly equal i'm nu
'nereai strength, and who will be alternately Veto
r''us. Things will pass off in inter polaitons, per
| soma, lnarrels, and inierninaLic explana tions
winch viii lead to nothing. Go, then and ask the
"'. te TO look alter the concerns of the coma
"y, "hi's, the tribune will he converted into a fl lid
VI oatlie, where the revolution will have to fncs
.o rest !rati"n. ny 10 slip in word on ocha
VI inc department of public instruction, of Tn.
oo"'hiunes' and talk of tariffs and railroads &c
'"oh VINO are wholly taken up with meta ply sica
| questions. Look at the whole bench of .loctrina
RES maintaining, with NJ. dc Broelio that Charles
a. sill kng with NJ. GuizH. that Louis Phi
| hpPe reigns only because he is u Bourbon. On tho
"ther SIDE, look at M. Dupiu's hat:ali IN rising with
inc opposition musse to defend the rights acani
! rcd by the revolution"
| AFFAIRS Don PEDRo.--Tilc london Times
OF Oct 9th, contains full and animated details nf
the operations at Oporto, from its own corrusnond
emit The Times contains n tscrin, dated "a
oporto on Sunday morning, Oct. 3Oth, which we
copy:
''SundaY Morning, o'clock
"hHowing the anxiety S.nich prevails / wall
mntil the last moment to send YOU intelligence.
j he night passed Quiuiy except u few discharges
ot nuskciry from the scntines. Now that we are
little cooler, our only wonder is what topped Don
MigucPS troops yesterday i'm forcing the position.
Fourteen Portuguese officers, don Pcdro's) were
Killed, or wounded III prororion The total a.
mount OF Killed and wounded this side is sup.
posed to reach between 1 and SEQ. The 10th rcgt.
nohly supported the British who were almost
swept on as Thy mighty torrent, such was the
number and impctuosty of the ASSISTANTS. Some
if'ars were taken, and distinguished from the pri-
soncrs Ivy the Enpcrors ordering them TO he
brought chained by the leg like galley s.. vcs into
town.
The English killed on the first attack ard left in
The barrack which MigueHs people held for several
i'onrS, have, it is said, had bayonats run through
'lcir ears and noses, with other muti.ations niic
cd npon them. do not vOucii for this. not having
seen 1t. write this on board the ConGsnce.
"All well with me, think; however, We shall
have another attack, and if rcpnIsed, we shall be
at case for some tune. M'guel's fellows fought
like devils.
hope they leave Villa Nova free, or tina, our
fellows here will drive them out. l can form no
idea of the number of killed and woun led on this
side, hut 1t is heavy; what have said ofthc French
and Eugish will prove this. All intercst in Sarto-
rious' movements is at an end. Out lars say that
Miguel has ordered his Admiral not to fight and
that Satorious kept his company, to take that
he shonld fulfil his orders. have had hot day,
and am tired and smoky"
Hing of Spain.--Tne following is the copy of a
tecgraphic despatch from the sub. Project of Bay
onne, TO the French Minister of the Int rior. Ii
is the latest Intelligence TO Tho state OF the
health of King Fcrd;nand:--
The French Ambassador at the Court Of S3ain
has written the following from ST. Iidefonso, bear
ing date Sept. 3d.
The King. who has several times been given
up by all the physicians is now apparently reco.
vering. 1T he continues in the present state, |
should think that Tomorrow, ut fur;hest the dav
after, he will be declared suit of danger.
NJ tic 'rallcyramd had returned to Paris from his
estate in Tourdine, in perfect health.
Londo" Oct Observation-Disclosures per cent. Con
sols, S4iai; do for Account, Oct. l2,644aI. Cana.
ia COMPANY Shares flla43.
MARKETS.
LONDON, Oct 5.-rhe market bee been fully
supplied from tl!e ient of tho week, and
there are some fresh arrivals this morning. The
| Wheat trade is extremely helvy, and the prices
| t'nerciy nominaD q'ot, on Nlo"day. Ia Blr.
ley there is little doing, and fine samples obtain
from 30s TO 3SS.; intcrior re selling as low
~ 2Ss. Tie loll"wim arc the averages for the
weekly hest, Sos. Cd; Barley, 33s. lOd Rye
3ls. I'd
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. O. Cotton 1000 bales ar,
| the estimated sales of cotton to-day. There ar,
reported 200 Braziis. Pcrncms, 9sd; Maranharns
81 to 93d; and about 800 in Americ descriptions
| from 64d TO 7sd: Sea Islands, from l24d to l5d.
LIVERPOOL, CORN EXCHANGE, Oct. 9
Al tins mornings market there was a middling at.
tendance of dealers, but the sh OF samples of
new Wheat being very large and pressed anxious
ly, they held OF from buying till the close, when
few retail purchases were made at D 1896 Al for
raw; and 6s06s i0I for prepared, being 2da5d per
10 h. under last Tuesdays prices; for old there
were no inquiries, and prices hardly be quoted.
There was SLOW retail TRADE in Hour at l2sa4js
for new and i1sni1s for old. Dat meal, too went
with difficulty nj 2isn25s and 20sq2Is pcr load
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct 3.
3 500 bales is the estimated quantity of Cotton
sold to-day, viz: 500 Brazs, III PcrnaIns, It 9 10
9{;and Bahias at Sd to gid; and 1000 III Amcri.
can descriptions, from SID to Bid.
Oct. 1.-THE transactions in thu cotton market
10 day amount to | 800 bales, and comprise 60
runhams at Odd; $50 Egyptians, a;d to Old,
ana about 300 American dcscriItin from
64i to Z ID.