Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11
From The N. Y. american Postscript.

| LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE
| BY the ship Charemagne, Capt. Robinson, we
have received usual files of Paris and Havrc pa
pers TO the 3lst July inclusive. We also in.
debtcd to Capt. r. for the OF letters and papers
giving particulars of foreign that would
not otherwise be possessed of. BY this arrival, our
readers will grcve to learn of tie death of the SON
81 NAPOLEON.
The steam packet which arrived at Havrc from
England OH the LIST August brought an account of
a general action having been fought between Don
Pedro and Don Miguel, near Coimbra,--thc former
having 5000 and the latter IL, 500 men,-when
Don Miguel was completely defeated. The above
account is confirmed by Geographic despatch from
Bayonne, stating that Miguel was completely rout-
ed, and that the liberatng army in full march
Tor Lisbon, and that large part OF Migues forces
had joined Don Pedro.
The cholera had diminished i'm Paris to 5 deaths
day, and had entirely disappeared at Rouon and
Havre.
by Royal Ordonnance of the 2Sh July, Mar
shall Soult, Duke of DalmatIe, whose return from
the waters of Mont dor we have already announ-
ced, is author zcd TO resume his functions as Mi
mister of War
lie Constitutional, in common with the other
Opposition prints, roncws its complaints of the
principles of the Revolution having been neglected
i'll the celebration of the late anniversary, which it
attributed entirely to the Ministry, whose change is,
it says, becoming daily more Indispensable.
The marriage contract of King Leopold and the
Princess Louisa was signed at Paris the 25th
ult, his Majesty being represented by M. lie Hon,
his Minister at tho Court of France.
BRUSSELS, July 29.-We learn from the Capita
len Dam, that the Dutch continue their hostile
proceedings. On the 18th, they inundated the
Passcgucla, and tho threaten the interior of
| the Waterngcn, On the 22d and two follow
| days they renewed their attempts, but unable
| TO raise the water more than five or six inches.
From Fort Isabella they write, that the enemy is
| endeavoring to approach the sluice. A gun boat,
placed within half cannon shot, came so niuh at
the high tide that the Belgians expected every in
slant to be attacked. At the cob of the tide, the
boat took its former station.
The Constitutional contains the following: at
is said that an extraordinary courier from the
Hague, arrived on Saturday at Paris, with the an.
swcr OF King William to the last acts of the Con-
ference, and that, after his arrival interviews
took place bctwscn the Minister for Foreign fairs
and several Foreign Ministers, especially Messrs.
LehOn and Fagcl. After these interviews, Nj. Lc
hon. it is added, sent off courier to his Govern
ment with dispatches of great Importance. 1t is
said that NJ. Lehon, with the sanction of the
French Government, concluded his dispatches in
the following tcrms:-'I am happy TO state that
the French Government, in concurrence with that
OF his britannia Majesty, will transmit to the King
of Holland Note that will put end to the sta
tn quo of Belgium this is to cxhort the King to ra-
tity, and then TO enter into negotiations with
Belgium, and to intimate that if Holland should
persist in refusing to ratify the treaty of Nov. l5
| France and England Will be obliged to obtain the
ratification by forcc'"
Advices from Carlesruhc state that the BGllctiM
% me A0'cS OF the 2ith INST, contains an ordon-
nance suppressing the publication of the Freisin.
ntge and the Waechier am Rhein, in execution OF
the late Protocol of the Diet. This ordonnanco
is signed only by the Minister for Foreign Affairs
NJ dc Turkheim.
! The Swabian Mercury gives the following under
date OF Heidelberg, July 2l:-"We yesterday re-
ceived the important news that M. dc Rezenlein
and NJ Winler, two of the Grand Dukes Minis
ters have resigned their Offices rather than counter
sign the publication Of the late resolutions Of the
Diet-A fact no less important is, that the two
Priyy CounseI!ors, Zacharine and Millcrmaycr,
both Professors at the University of this town,
have been called to Carlsruhe to take office, and
set out yesterday for that Capital 1t is stated upon
good authority, that NJ. Zachariac after comforting
with the Government will proceed i'll the character
OF Picnipotcntiary to the Diet, in order make
representations to its late ordonnances so far
as they relate TO Baden. 1t is announced that the
Russians are within three leagues of the Rhenish
provinces Of Bavaria