Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
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From Ire Second Edition If tho ". y journal
u Commerce Of Monday.
LATEST FROM PARIS


we have at last got paper from Paris TO the
evening OF Nov. 9TH, brought by the Rhonc beinr
Two days later than before received. The news is
oil no great Importance.
The Chamber OF Deputies of Baden received
on the nth Oct. petition signed by 25S Catholic
Priests, praying the abolition of celebacy.
| On the night OF the 9Th, the Bib!iothcGue Roy.
ac, IN the rue Rchelieu, was broken into: 5000
gold medals enclosed i'm n gold casket, and form.
ing part of the collection of medals of the Roman
Eniperors from Pompcy 10 Constantine, together
with few Grecian medals, were carried off. The
Intrinsic value of tho property stolen is estimated
al nearly l00,00Of.
The corn and oil harvcsts in Sicily have almost
entirely failed, producing great distress among the
Inhabitants.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The Ministry has gained the
day-France is to have an army, but no reserve:
Marshal Soult has exhausted his logic in defeat of
HIMSELF and carried d brilliant victory over his own
opinion.
PARIS, Nov. THE papers ofths morning con-
tain no leading articles worthy of notice. The
decision of the Chamber on NJ. Dolabordc's amend
ment to the Recruitment Bill, is Of course the
subject ofrcprobaticn by the opposition papers but
their arguments have novelty interest
HOLLAND AND ENGLAND.-On Wednesday after
noon Flushing pilot-boat perceived the English
fleet, consisting of fifteen SAIL off Bankcnberg
One of the frigatcs made signal for pilot, but
the boat immediately put about, and refused to
swer 1.-THE buoys marking tho channel have
all been taken up by the Dat CHI. The town of
Flushing has been declare to be in state siege
King William has issued n Proclamation to the
inhabitants, calling upon them TO defend it to
the utmost, and lay in provisions for thrcc weeks;
and every measure has been taken for vigorous
resistance in case the English attempt to enter
| the Scheldt
The Germanic Dict has accepted the gath Arti-
cles for the Treaty between Holland and Belpi,lm
| dictated by the Conference of London. When the
composition of this Diet and the influence by which
Is ruled are considered, this acceptance cannot
fan TO be taken pledge of peace, and the re-
sistance ofthe King of Holland becomes nexplicblc
Ii has been said that King William will not accedc
without return from England of those Colonies
which we're given up in exchange for Belgium.
This, however, is an absurdty. The Dutch Colonies
were transferred to England compensation for
the services rendered to the House of Orange i'm
promoting its restoration, in the manner as the
Isle OF France was coded by the Treaty of May,
| 1914"
BELGruM.-1t is reported that NJ. Rothschild has
offered loan to the Belgian Government at the
| rate of so per cent. This offer, if made will no
doubt be accepted. 1t is also said, that i'm that
case the forced loan of IL 200, 900 of forns
will be applied substitute for the taxes of 1892
This, though not official, comes from IL source
upon which much reliance may DO placed.
GREECE.-A letter from Zante dated the 18th
Oct states that great excuses have been commit
ted by the troops of Coocotroni One hundred
men of what is called his regular cavalry having
been sent by him to Poros, were guilty of the
describing but from which not even the Wi c
OF the European Colonel commanding the fort
was exempted
PARIS, Nov. 7.-(evening. 1.-The Augsburg Ga
zette OF the I'd inst contains the following, dated
Constantinople, Oct. 10:-sSince the 25th of last
month, tranquility has not again been disturbed in
our capital. The Armenian Catholics are now
again in possession of their houses and property,
which had been sequestrated during the mes of
persecution. The Captain Pacha is returning with
the fleet to the Dardanelles, as the ravages of the
cholera in Egypt has changed his intention of sail
ing thither.
MoRE NEWS AT HAND.-The packet ship
ihnrIi 81 al..L% 1c.