Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
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HoJor'fy cf 1hrty.Grc Iotes!!.

NEW YORK COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
by the ship faliy-lIo, Fisher, which, sailed from
Liverpool on the Sth May, have adviccs from
! London to the evening of May eth and Liycrpool
! to the Sth inclusive
The most important intelligence brought Ivy this
arrival is tho defeat of the Ministers ON the nirht
"i the 9th. Although the defeat WAS on an amend.
m"nt proposed by the Ministers, il appears To huv,
been considered decisive If the fate of the Bill
unless resort should be had TO a creation of Peers
Accordingly says the Sun, 1T seemed to he ,hc
opinion OF several Peers in the House. that an Ex
traordinarv Gazette containing I; list of SIX ~
| NEW PEERS would appear on "Wednesday "
May 9Th, the further discussion of the Bill hayiur
been postponed till Thursday, at the request of
| Ministers.
| No doubt seems to have been entertained fila,
| the new Peers, to any number that the Premier
might deem necessary, would he create ed before the
next sitting. Probably Earl Grey had their patan,s
already prepared. The bill will then b. carried
through forthwith, rs it came from the Commons
| IL will net, however, be a constitutional Reform
for the Ministers, by such an exercise of the Rov,I
prerogativc Will 'ramplc over the constitution in
ctfcctng it. There is not an instance known i'm
English history, of such creation of Peers that
| Is now proposed. Even Sir Robert Walpolc whose
name stands out in bold relief as the most corrun,
OF English Minister'S dared not to exercise such n
stretch of power. The comparatively small MN
Der OF fccrs--lcss than dozen, we bclicvc-whicb
he created to strengthen himself in the Lords
has ever been marked as gross and palpablc vio
lation of the Constitution. If the prnciplo of
ating new Peers TO force the Lords into acouies
cencc with the Commons, whenever a Minister
wishes to mount upon the popular gale, should he
established, the balance of power is lost in the Go
vernIncnt. and the House of Ior,ls-thc Senate
OF that kingdom-may well he abrocnted at
once Such, in few words, is the reasoning of the
opposition in England
The Cholera was rapiilly disnppenrinu in IonIo,
ON The 9TH and 9th of May, there were but seven
new cascs and two deaths. There were six reco.
Vcrics dunng the same period, and only sixteen ca.
remaining.
In the country on the last day reported, an agore.
gate of l22 new cases, SO deaths go rccoverirs-
lI6 remaining.
In Dublin, May 9Th, 100 new cases, 80 deaths.
40 rccoveries--IOO remaining. Total cases 997;
deaths, 261.
In C,ringford, Banaghcr, Forkhil, County Ar
magh,) tlon'arf, Craig and other places i'm Ire
lana, the disease was more or less prevalent. II as
reported that or cases had occurred i'll Liver
pool, hut this is at least doubtful.
The Brazilian Government have at length AGREED
to satisfy the claims of England for spoiation.
upon her commerce.
The Rev. Isaac Inniingfnrd, d. d., Bishop of
Hereford, died on the 9th having held his See up
wards of thirty years.
american Irodc-E6cct nj Me Coya La,cs-Tbe
markets of the United States, as mentioned in our
last, have been ovcrstocked with British goods
and the reaction is now felt very unplea sanity: ac
counts arc received of failures and distress i'm that
country, of the scarcity of money and great e. II
IN the price Of goods. 1t is difficult to obtain re-
turns from the United States; which is not TO he
wondered at, as our ports closed nainst
foreign grain and flour, by high duties 2S2 500
barrels American flour are in bond at Liver pool,
ana there Is no prospect of its being liberated for
many months. The system of our Corn Laws
makes The trade compete lottery and it cannot
but disgust the Americans, and indsposc them In
modify their Tariff, besides necessarily and direct.
ly operating to limit the commerce between the
two countrics.-IHirs Nogasme
ASSEMBLING Or SouADRoN At PoRrsmoUru.-
I'orfSnoUh, -iprH 2S.-Tho Thundcrcr. 81. now
nearly ready to launch at Woolwich, will shortly
he commissioned by Capt. the Hon. Jocclyn Percy
Sir Pultcncy Malcolm will hoist his flap next
month on board the Britannia I2O, and proceed TO
sea with the Caledonia, l20, Thundcrer 81 Done
gal, 20, Talavera, H. and several other men of
war d. is conJccturcd that the Vice Admiral will
proceed to Lisbon, where lie will be Joined by the
ASIA 81, and Revenge, 1S. Ferdinand is maxine
demonstration for assisting Don Miguel i'm the en-
Sucing contest with Don Pcdro il is therefore me-
ccssary for England to prevent the occupation of
Portugal by Il Spanish army or by any other foe
reign troops. The summer cruizc has CONSIGNMENT.
~ u double object in view this year-ITnnpsbjrc
Telegraph.
FRANCE.
letter from Paris Of Nay 9TH oiyos como in
formation to the internal ar,irs of thai kim
dom. Other aGyiccs from that capital are TO Tie
9th. The return of VI. Pcricr to public lif;, vos
deemed hopeless all hands Indeed the Lon
don morning papers Of the Sth mention rumor
papers of that day announce the arrival of Baron
Rothschild in London, bringing adviccs that Pc
rier was somewhat better. The rmmor that Mar
sFo Soult was TO bc the new Premier was gaininy
ground in T. ,ris II also said that the KinT
had consulted NJ. Odlon Barrot and McriIbon
ON the measures necessary for the formation of
combined Administration; but these rumors do not
appear to have any foundation beyond the belief al
ready alluded TO, that tho existing Ministry would
find il impossible long to maintain itself
1T was the subject of general report the 9Th
that NJ. Odilon Barrot was about to enter the
Council. His first act, it said, would be to dis
solve the Chamber.
Dcrangcd, however, as the Ministry has been
first by the paralysis Of tho War Minister, Gen. Sc
bastitni, and also by tho present prosration of NJ
Pcrer by the cholera, yet the Government has con.
tinuod 20 act with somewhat Of vigor. Strong
measures against tho CdrliSfs had hccn ordered.-|
Ihc report That the Duchess of Berry intended to
have Landed on point other Of the coast,
appears now beyond all doubt; but certain dis.
consltmrc would, assured, attend any
such attempt TO create a civil war. No private &C
counts bad reached Paris Of the ineurrccton Mar
Scil'ce and The only addition since made respecting
1t by the French Government, is article in the
Aloniicur, stating that fclcprahjc dispatches from
N'rs''cs dated The preceding day, Friday the ith