Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-19

been circulated, in order that the nation may see
who ,coutd be their rulers
WELLINGTON.
Mr.. Barring, Chancellor ofthe Exchcquer
Earl Carnorvon, President of tho Council
LORD Hill, Commander in Chief
Or Robert Peel, Home Secretary
i.ord w harnclitfe, Paymastcr of the Forces
r'ari oil Aberdeen Foreign Secretary
Lord marlborough, Board of Control
Ear OF Kosslyn, Lord Privy Seal
Mr: Croker, First Lord of the Admiralty
luke Oh Buckingham, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
or James Scarlet, Attorney General
ar Edward Sugdon, Solicitor General
t,oru Lyndhurst, Master of the Rolls
Earl OF Wicklow, Lord Chancellor
HirJohn Leach, Ditto
Sir n. Hardinyc Sccret,rv
Hir' Hotties, Secretary at War.
Inc Pu5tic Funds.-Threc per cent. reduced
oos, Oh, CD, o25, 81. per cent. Consols S4B,
$40, 81, 63s S3i.
LONDON, May l2th.-This has been an event.
iul week; but although the hopes of the people
nave Tor time been blasted, so confident is the
belief that the measure which they have had so
much at heart will ultimately be carried, that the
public securities have sustained their value with
moro hrmness than could have be IN the case under
different circumstances The total decline in Con-
sois Tor Money and Account has not exceeded
per cent. but some of the heavy Stocks have been
more severely affected. The 81 per Cent. Redu.
ced have fallen from Oh to S9I, and the new 81
per Cents from 80 to 90.: while the 4 per Cents
were scarcely salcablo at one time yesterday at
99!. 1t is clear therefore, that although the rreat
body of spectators in time bargains have seen no
ground Tor serious alarm, yet portion of the
monicd interest, acting the more cautious side
nave thought necessary to submit TO sales in the
heavy Stocks at loss of 81 per cent. Within the
last TWO days the supply of per Cent. Reduced
ana per Cent. Consols for immediate trans
Ter has been very large; and the current rate of
interest in tho Stock Exchange where il is general
~ more abundant than in other parts of the city,
| q npr m.
gwen way considerably; the premium which in the
beginning OF the week was up TO 16s fell yestcr
day to s and 9s. The Hebrew pprty, who have
oeen swapping their fingers at Bears, considering
them as down and not likely to iuure them have
In their turn been thrown their backs without
the exercise OF tho ordinary means restoring con-
hdence by continuance of the pawning systcmu
Inc private bankers only countenance it as afford
ing per cent. tor advances on stock but when
the rate of interest on n panic rises TO per cent
me accommodation desired by the Hebrew class is
refused. 1t would not surprise us to find that bv
the next settling day, the latter will be called upon
10 pay for large amount of pledged stock which
may be attended with some Inconvenience
AT the termination of last week. Consols for Ac
count were sold currently at S. On the resiqna
tion OF Earl Grey and his colleagues, which imme
aiately followed the division on the Reform Bill in
the House of Lords, Consols for Account sunk to
Oh ii. Since that day the general tendency of
the market has been downwards and durinT tho
extensive transactions entered into Yesterday tho
to hut
afterwards rallied to S32. For the July Account
business has been done to the extent of MANY mil
hons, but as heretofore the Hebrews have stuck TO
their text, and have been the principal buyers at
a CONTINUATION of and per cent
London, May l3.-Public FeeLing. -Tbursdav
afternoon about half past i've o'clock vast crowd
Oh people assembled in the neighborhood of the
House OF Commons and Palace-yard. The Duke
OF Cumberland, the Marquis of Londonderry, and
Lord kosslyn, passing iii company along Parlia
ment ST. on horseback, towards the Horse Guards
were recognized and followed by mob Of between
Ioo and 3UG men and boys, hooting and kissing
AT tho entrance to the House Guards the shouts
were tremendous, when his Royal Hiphness in
good natured manner, made his obeisance to the as
sailants. They were followed by the mob through
the Park as far as st. james Palace, when his Rov
al hlghness and the Marquis of Londonderry turn
ed back, at brisk trot towards the House of
Commons, where they alighted Here thew were
again assailcd with deafenimg yells and hisses
which continued several minutes, till a Formidable
force OF the police cleared the streets and restored
order. ~
The King it appears had confitled TO WELLINGTON
his resolution to make Peers, even at the time
when Earl Grey declared that he had a Carte
Blanche.
a largo number of the House of Commons have
resolved in caucus to refuse the grant of supplies
to the Ministry.
The Bishop of Ltchfield and Coventry was
grossly insultcd by tho people on Sunday the 18th,
on the occasion of preaching what is called the an
however, without any personal injury.
The Cholera continued its ravages in ireland
New cases on the 9th, 3d. deaths 49, Cork. now
Cases 10, deaths Ia. In London the disease was
nearly extinct.
Cases Of Cholera Londonderry cases 9. deaths
4, recovcrics 3; remaining %; total cases from
commencement 1885, total deaths 1871 Country.
Now cases ID; deaths 18; recoverics Isl remain
ing io5; total cases from commencement $780, to-
tai beats 1888
LIVERPOOL, Nav 1ctL
Health Of the Town.-Wc are glad to learn that
no cases of cholera have been reported to The
Board of Health since Saturday, as to Justify them
in Withholding certificates for clean bills of he,I,b
up to the present period.
The Duke of Reicbstadt was about f. 90 to
Italy for his health. The report of his dcceasc
proves TO be untrue.
9heBritanna, Caledonia, Talavera and Donegal,
lIne-oi-batlc ships, with strong marine force on
board have been ordered to proceed TO the Tapus.
TO demand from the tyrant Miguel restitution for
the INJURY nc has caused to be inflicted on British
subjects. The i1vason of Don Pedro may be ex |
Pectcd almost simultaneously at Lisbon, with tho
ARRIVAL oil our squadron.
LONDON, May little Neto Migistry-It &c !
understood, and indeed We have no doubt of the |
lact, that a new administration has been
FORMED and that 1T will tomorrow be submitted for
the appreciation of the King, for which purpose
his Majesty will remain in town-Couriey
At an early hour this morning, Sir Robert Peel |
though applied to, had declined to Join the tory adj
city Of London.-A Court of Common Conn
Gil, especially summoned, was held on THURSDAY.
at Guldhall i'll consequence of a rcquisition most
signed, for the purpose of taking into
consideration what measures should be adopted in |
consequence OF the proceedings in tho House of
Lords upon the Reform Bill.
Mr.. Galloway then read the resolutions, which
were IN substance, foIlows;-"That the Court
had heard with great regret and disappointment
The extraordinary and distressing communication
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