Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
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Monday Morning, March S. (
Yesterday, after paper had Como to press,
we wore politely furnished by Capt. A. NJ. Rose,
OF tho ship Shenandoah, below, with London pa
pers to the l6th and Liverpool to the 18th ia nu-
ary' inclusive We subon the news by this arri.
=. Parliament reassembled on tho 18th. The
morning Chronicle SAYS;
''By sort of tacit UNDERSTANDING tho subect Of
reform has been seldom brought forward OF late,
In 'roer that the period of the Holidays might be
oAo"p' from excitement and agitation. The re.
Po.e Will nave given fresh vigor to the combat
. we must now prepare for desperate
struggle, for it must not be supposed that the Boz
roughmongers will yield to any thing short of
stern determination the part of tho people n OF
to be trIfied with"
LONDON, Jan. l6.
Rumors have been afioat for some davs that
cases of malignant Cholera have occurred in Lon
don: one in tho parish of S.. Paul Covcnt.Gar
den-the other in Bucking CHAM. street, Strand; in
ooth OF which cases death had ensucd But as no
report had been made to the Medical Coucil impli.
cit credit was not attached the reports alth Oh
alluded to by the Magistrates at Bowstreet
on Friday afternoon, however, n soldier was seized
with spasms and other indications of the disease in
its most painful form, and he was removed to the
military Hospital, Rochester row, Westminst
where, on examination by DIR. johnson and o,hcr
medical men, no doubt was entertained Of the cha
racter of the disease. All the patients in the
Hospital capable of being moved were in consc-
infection, and the usual remedies were appicd
to tho invalid, with Success. Although not
out of danger Saturday, he was pronounced
better. The man had been under arrest, and had
been kept on low diet.
The Paris papers and private letters of Satur
day are OF much more pacific character than VIC
nave found them for some days past Notwithstand.
| ing the minority in which Ministers were left in
regard to the civil list, they had not made it {
cabinet question, they do not intend to resign
That a partial change of men will soon take MA &C
however, is probable enough. Gen. Sebastiani il
but slowly recovering, and will most likely DO una
Bile to assume again the direction of the foreign
department. M. Cassimir Perier will most likely
lake upon himself the business of that department
and give up the ministry of the interior to some
one OF his friends; but whom he will fix upon as
MS successor, II is not yet con ectured. With re-
gard to the question of the Belgian fortrcsscs the
friends OF the French Government have, similarly
TO those OF the English, zealousy circulated a re.
port that the best understanding exists between
the French and English Cabinets respecting it,
On the face of these things, the French fund.
continue to improve.
We have letters from Madrid of the 9th inst
~ Is stated IN them, that according to recent &C
counts from Lisbon, Miguel was using every ex
srton to make strong defence against tho oxpect
I'D expedition of Don Pedro.
We have accounts from Constantinoplo that Tn.
Egyptian army had been repulsed, with great loss
in an attempt to storm st. Jean d'Acre.-This is di
rectly contrary to the accounts from Rhodes, that
| Abdullah Pacha was ready TO open the gates OF
this fortress TO the Egyptians.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Jan. IL
| During the past week the imports of Wheat. Oats
Flour, and Oatmeal from Ireland have been very
considerable. AT this days market the miller.
and dealers bought very sparingly for their imme
diate wants-of w HEAT of all qulitcs at dcclin,
of fully I'd per 10 lbs.-of Oats and all other ar
ticles at a small decline, but not such as to war
rant any decided alteration in the general quota
| ton.