Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

STA, on the express condition, recognized by the
new Governn en,, that Louis Philippe should on
consider himself Trustee for Henry v. 1, is add
ed that tho Duke de Mortcmart sanctions the pub.
lIcation OF this statement.
From the London Morning Herald of Oct. 10th
PROM \ CORRESPONDENT.
On Friday night, Earl Grey directed a Circular
to be sent To all the Foreign Ambassadors, ac-
qu liutng thcm with the resolution of the British
Cabinet to eject the Dutch ri et arais, from the
Citadel of Antwerp, which is said to have alarm
cd none than tho Dutch Ambassador himself.
Austria, Prus, in, and Russia, having signed the
Protocols to that effect, cannot, ind will not sup
port Holland now. Daring Lord Durham's e,nbas-
sy to st Petersburgh, that Court would not admit
the interference Of England in favor of the Poles
that being Rus sian or Continental qucstion,-and
now England re,uliatcs, and declares the naviya-
ton OF the Scheldt British question, in which
she cannot admit OF any Continental interference.
Her feot and that of France, sie therefore imme.
diately to sail for the Schcldt-a measure none of
| the continental Powers can prevent.
The KING of Holland who has to meet the States
General to day, seeing himself abandoned by the
Powers on whose assistance he calculated will find
himself compelled 10 yield, when he secs England
and France seriously determined to put an end TO
his sub,crfugcs and delays. France is particularly
anxious to have the Dutch and Belgian questions
settled before the meeting of the Chambers.
GERMANY.
The Err ROyal FamiIy-The Augsburg Ga
ze'te' announces that the Duchcs of Augouleme
and the little Madcmoiselle dc Bcrri passed through
Passau on the Sd of October, their way ia Liniz
and Vienna; and the Berlin State Gazette i,iei,-
lions the arrival of the Duke of Bordeaux ut Bcr-
IN on the It'll, and his immediate departure to Aus.
tria by Frankfort ON the Oder On the 9Th, Charles
a. and the Duke of Angouleme also passed through
Berlin Baron Dan,as, commissioned by Kin.
Charles X. TO make preparations for his reception
and abode, has arrived at Vienna, from London,
and will goto Austerlilz in Moravia to inspect the
palace in that place
In the Cissel Advertiser of October 6, there
arc many announcements of the sale of mills
lands, &C. belonging te persons who int nd to emf.
crate IN the spring 10 North America.
PORTUGAL.
From the London Courier, Oct L.
Colonel Bacon (sonin-law to the Earl of Oxtord),
who holds IA distinguished comma nd in the army Of
Donna Maria has arrived from Oporto for the pur
pose oil purchasing cavalry horses and warkc stores
Tor the service of tho Constitutional forces. The
gallant officer is interchangeable III his exertions TO
raise regiment of cavalry.
a steam vessel left the liver on SATURDAY. after
noon, (Oct. l3th) with three hundred fine Young
men, several officers, and quantity of guns, shot,
small arms, and other stores, destined for the Sc
vice OF Don Pedro 1T Oporto. Our couutrvmen an
pcarcd full of enthusiasm for the cause of Donna
Narla, the rightiu Queen Of Portugal and were
loudly checred by their friends as the team packet
got under way, which they returned with ripht
good Will. ship sailed from tho Thames on the
same evening with horses tor the cavalry regime
now forming by Don Pedro. A small schooner left
the port OF London yesterday, ostensiby for a
French pot, but in reality Tor Portugal, with gun
powder Congreve rockets and other warlike ST torres
Tor the service of the Constitutional forces
TURKEY AND EGYPT
The accounts from Conste ntinople VIII: CHI are to
the 10Th of September, inc elusive, continue TO be un
favorable to the Porte. The last remnant of the
turkish army was defeated at ylau on the 29th of
August, and Ibrahim occupied Adana. In fact the
Sultans army is said TO DO entirely dissolved IL is
believed therefore that the Sultan will be oblipcd TO
negotiate with Maharnmed Ali, and ii is even said
That he has already shown himself prepared to do So
whether it will he 10y direct negotiations between
the contending parties or through the mediation Of
friendly power is not known; the latter seems the
most probable.
Letters from Alexandria, dated the 10Th of Au.
su:t, state that naval action took place near CIV.
prus and Rhodes in the middle of August between
the Turks and The Egyptians, in which the Turks
were defeated, with the loss of one shin of the
line, frigate, two corvettes, and three brIps
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct Is.
Our Cotton market this week has been rather
Hat, but the prices of nearly all kinds, i'm eonsc
qnence OF the hrnness of holders are fully support
ed
From our Correspondent.
LiN ERPOOL, Oct. 17.-CorroN sales on
saturday were estimated at 5000 bales (includnp
ooo Ainerican on spcculaton) and on Monday.
Eooo. he sales yesterday CFucsday) were about
l2Ou bales without any change in prices
There has been more doing in our Grain mar
ket with an advance of 3sa4s per quarter in Wheat
No operation of any extent in Flour
ioBAcCo continues in request, and about o0O
hhds. sold at full prices
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