Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-18
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From the Charleston Courier of Dec. IL
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

baIER FROM ENGLAND.
BY the ship Martha, Capt. Easterby, we have our
regular files of London papers and Shipping Lists
TO the goth, and Liverpool papers of Saturday, 9th
Oct. inclusive.
Hostilitics had not yet commenced between Hol-
land and Belgium-but the strong probability of
this event. had completely checked all speculative
proceedings in England.
There had been some hard fighting between the
armies and naves of Don Miguel and Don Pedro
the particulars of which occupy large space i'm our
latest papers. The desire TO enter the service of
Don Pedro, is stated to be great amongst the
young men in England, that one hundred were en-
rolled III London i'll single hour, on the 24th Oct.
Gen. Wives, late Governor of Havana in the
time OF the Cortes and for time since, with
one or two more Constituencies, are amongst
the appointments in the new Spanish Ministry.
A company has been formed at Havrc for es-
tablishng regular communication by steam boats
between that port and Hamburger, by which it is
calculated that IIavrc will be enabled to
there the principal commercial transactions of
France with the North of Europe.
Charles Phinney, Esq. late Mayor of Bristol was
upon his trial before the Court of Kings Bench at
Westminster Hail. for neglect of duty during the
riots which occurred in that city last year.
The LicerpoOl AduertiSer of the 9th Oct. in CO.
plying some paragraphs relating TO tho excitement
which prevails in this section of the Union saws
--"They display the commencement of an ngita-
ton of the opposing interests of the States, which,
at 10 very distant day, may probably result in a
total rupture of the Union"
In regard to the various reports of the march of
French troops upon Belgium of the commence
mcnt OF nostllities, &c. the London Times of the
10Th Jour letost paPcr) says:-We learn that there
| Is a rumor OF fresh overture, and of a pacific ma
ture, from the Hague, at the suggestion of Prussia
1t such ovcrt"res have arrived, they only be re-
| garded as new trick TO gain time The overture
OF peace that can be listened to must enclose an or.
der To eodcuate the citadel Of Antnerp."
The greatest activity prevailed at some of the
dock yards in England, and is stated that several
Steam vessels were fitting at Woolwich for the use
OF the navy.
The funds of Holland were on the rise. while
those of France depressed.
The ports of Egypt and Syria have been declar.
ed in state of blockade by the Porte, during the
rebellion of Mehemed Ali.
Mr.. Murray, the proprietor % the Edinburgh
THEATRE has contributed EI0O TO the funds for the
intended monument to Sir Walter Scott
The combined fleets of England and France as
semblcd at Spthead on the goth Oct, but would
not commence operations until the 9Th Nov
The Dutch had inundated the country from Bor
gen up Zoom to beyond Breda, and to Boir lc Due
and Crane to the Rhine, near Nemegucn.
The forces of Mchcmed All were within 25 days
march OF Constantinople and those of the Sultan
far inferior to those of his opponent.
The plague at Constantinoplo making great
ravagcs among the Israetes, whose Rabbi, Ham
Basch, has died of that disease.
Nothing authentic has transpirsl by this arrival re-
speeding the decision of the King of Holland. The
reports were that il is peremptory against apy ACT
OF submission whatever and the English Consul 81
Rotterdam, has given notice, il seems, to the can
taIns oil merchant vessels TO leave the port as speeh
lily as possible. This may be, however merely
precauiion, and on the whole we incline TO the be-
lief that nothing whatever had been decided and
that the Lightning. government steam vessel yhicI,
had carried out the dispatches was still waiting for
the Dutch Kings answer
The English funds maintain great sieo ,i,o.s hr,
are in atrfing degree lower than Yesterday. Con.
soils left off at "a TO 1-S for the Sccount and r,
cheqncr Bills OF 3)s TO BE. premium Spanish, stock
Ii IN II Il,
tect OF The amnesty, out il rallied again and left Of
al IC3 TO remarkable change in one partcu
lar, has taken place in the sentiments of the BOND.
hoidcrs-they pray for the life Of Ferdinand
LONDON, OCT 21
Bclgjum.-An express from Brussels announce
That the King of the Belgians has at length dismiss
I'd his time-serving and unpopular Ministers. and IN
ken into his councils men of very different cha
racer who are eminent for their talents patriotism
and popularity. General Goblet who held The ~
nee OF Foreign Secretary, ad interim has been an
pointed permanently to that office NJ Charles no
ger, late Governor Of the province of Antwerp
who took an active part in the revolution has becn
appointed Minister Of the Interior: and t. M Te-
ban, who drew up the principal articles of the CON
stltutIoD under which Leopold assembled the f,rone
Minister OF Justice. Iii believed that the new adj
InnstTation VIII propose measures the most deci-
siye and the most prompt against Holland if the
territory should not be evacuated without DELAY bv
The intervention Of the powers whohave guaranteed
The treaty If the 18th Nov. 1891
6Jk IF Tradc-We are happv In he ab1o In s,oto
that the trade of this district thoupb vel far rom
prosperous, continues to improve and a oroat deal
OF business IS doing in safe way and without any
tnng Ike speculation. The low stocks in the hands
oil the retail dealers in the course Of BEING
repleushed; and it is to be expected that fine farm
ers, whose circumstances have been improved Inv n
good harvest and remuneratinu price for tI,e;r
wool will he considerable customers for rnapuC,c
urcd goods this winter. The worsted stuff trade IL
IN still better state than tle wool 'rcdo, and has