Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
E. DER HHasN.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
OFFICE or TIE COURIER 81 ESoUIRnr.
SUNDAY, MAY Ell p. NJ.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

La IL fROM ENGLAND
Tho Packet Ship NORTH AMERICA, Capt MACY.
arrived this morning from Liverpool whence she
safe on the LIST inst. We have received bv her
Liverpool papers OF that date and London OF 30th
April.
The Cholera appears by the official accounts to
DC diminished III Paris, but spreading throughout
France. London paper of the 3Oth saws II has
broken out at Havre Dc Grace All the French
Ministers have been attacked. The Chamber o;
Deputies is prorogued.
We give an article from ale Constitutionnclr of
avery warlikc aspect. The London Times. how.
ever treats 1t with ridicue and savs the credulity of
the fdrIs editor must have been i;nposed unon =
we should incline TO this opinion for it would
seem That the French troops arc about cvacuatiny
Ancona, or at least that some amicabIe arrange
session Of that place. -
HE Bcigic Governor of Lixemburr has fallen
INTO the hands OF the Dutch Government There
- it'ic doubt that lie would be again given up
"o publish The formal ratification of the 81 Ar
tIci"S by Austria and Prussia. In couscauonc. of
tue reservations with which this act is uccom,,
med and perhaps tic lit lie faith placed I'M the acts
vi ocSPotc govcfnments IL does seem that il is
'm"ughl III London these ratfications will muteri-
any cSpcdiate the settlement of Bclgic affars
Inc Cholera continues very mild in England but
more severe in Ireland. OF the further progress
OF the Reform Bill, We as yet know nothing
REPORTS OF WAR AND OF COALITION
AGAINST FRANCE.
(Ffom lie CoHstif"iionnel NJ 1priI 24)
We nave this day received information OF hiqh
Importance, which do not hesitate 10 make
known to the country and to the Government.
we do not vouch-wc deem it our duty to observe
-tor the authenticity Of all the facts, nor Of all
the details; but the character and position of the
person who has subscribed the letter which con-
tains them, inspire us with, and really merit such
a condolences, that this letter becomes a grave do
cument. In not publishing it, we should
tbInk ourselves wanting III our duty to the
interests of Francc,--to the guarantees Of
It's sccurty-to the necessity of observing n
Strcter guard than the projects OF 70.
reign Powers, and over the internal iutripucs of
faction which has understanding with thern,-
to the necessity of distressing their pacific pro.
tcstations, their means of delay; and to compel
them TO declare, in word, for peace or war This
is the document; such it has reached us:-
The Austrian Army is raised TO the full war
establishment. The roads arc covered with trans.
ports of military conveys. Tyrol is encountered
with troops, well as Syria aud Carinthia
g 81 to 10000 men are between Gsougo and the
Adige, having in the Legations a guard of from
ID To 5000 men.
" The garrisons on Mantua, Peschera, &c. are
placed on the establishment.
$4,000 men at Milan.
" 70 to $4,000 mon campcd and cantoncd be-
tween Milan and 'Tessin, forming a caInp of hints of
$4,000 about that number between Sesto, Calon.
da, and Bessalaya.
-" A. Vienna every thing hrsat'ss var, ME IS