Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-13
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From the New York Commercial Advertiser, March
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

ToON bhID KUN fNClIaND.
The Packet Ship Silas Richards Capt Hol-
drcdGe has arrived this morning from Liverpool
bringing London papers to the Gath of January,
and Liverpool of the 25th, inclusive.
The news from France is no later than before
received, via Bordeaux and Philadelphia
The Reform Bill is under full discussion in the
Commons. The strength of the Ministers is und
minished
The new peers had not yet been created. Re-
ports were current, that there much oppos-
ton TO the new creations among the old Peers
who themselves friendly to the Bill 1t is said
that should Earl Grey advise to the creation of the
proposed number of 40 the Duke of Portland stands
ready, al the head Of 40 Reforming Peers, to 90
against the Bill. The Morning Herald contra
diets the story; but says that s'en sh@d IL Prove
true, 40 more new Peers YOU'D be created, or 100
If necessary to carry the Bill.
The Courier admits that there are difficulties IN
the way, but thinks they will be removed. 1t does
not suppose the promotions will take place in an
tcipation to prevent free discussion of the Bill in
the Lords Still it insists that neither the King
lbs Ministers viii hesitate to exercise the Royal
pcrogative to ensure the bill, in the last resort
The Albion (London,) says the question of ma
king so many Peers produces trouble among the
ministers The falling off of the revenue adds to
their embarrassmcnt.-Lord Althorp had estima-
ted an excess of half million, instead of which
there is deficiency f700, 000-making differ
cncc of more than million.
1t is stated from Lisbon, Jan. 4, that Don Mi
gncl was seriously indsposod-his recovery doubt
full.
Dispatches lately received from Lisbon, by the
English Government, were supposed to relate TO
commercial arrangements between Portugal and
the United States, which tho British Ministers
are anxious to amend.
There is some trouble brewing in the Royal fam
ny. AS all the illcgitimate sons of the King by
Mrs Jordan have been, or arc to be, advanced to
the Pccragc, the children of the Duke of Sussex,
by Lady Augusta Murray, are setting up their
claims also. We not why the D'Estes are not
In fIpn -l,,1o
of Effectiveness.
BRIsToI. RroTERs.-The Judges had appointed
Friday the 27th of January, for the execution of
the five men sentenced at Bristol. Lord Melbourne
mad written letter, advising that the petition for
mercy in their behalf, which had received 1000 sig
natures, should be forwarded at an early day.
Many Of the convicts sentenced to transportation
had arrived at the Uulks, at Chatham, and at
Woolwich While, however, the Bristol rioters
we're likely TO receive the royal cienency, it was
said that the five condemned at Nottingham were
to be executed on the 25th. The National Politi-
cal Union is pettioning in behalf of the whole.
The Emperor of Russia about to visit the
Prussian Capitol One account states that he had
actually taken his departure from ST. PETERSBURG
Upon this subject, the Courier says We leave it
TO politicians to speculate upon the motives of this
Journey; but it must o so lething very important
TO indaco the Emperor TO quit st. Pctcrsburoh NJ
this season of the year; and may presume that
nothing decisive viii take place in the Conference
until the interview between the Emperor and the
King OF Prussia shall have taken place.
1t is proposed in Berlin paper-or rather il is
stated as project on foot--to transfer the $4,000
Poles who in exile in the Prussian donlinons
into Belgium, and incorporate them in the army of
King Leopold.
Malta Gazcttcs to the goth, contain some details
of the war in Albania, and the Western Provinces
The Porte had succeeded against the Pacha of Sou.
tart Bosnia remained to be subdued. The Porte
is stated to have received very large from the
reduced States.
Sir Walter Scott had left Malta FOR Naples
Antwerp papers Of January 20, state, that prcpa-
rations making, in case of war, both in that
city and at Brussels. At the latter place tho guards
at the various posts were trobcd, and the police
were hourly patrolling the city with cannon during
the night.
CHoLgRA.-While this disease dying away
in the quarter where it first broke out, and was
confined for time within a comparatively
small circuit, it was extending its ravages north
ward and there average diminution Of the
number Of cases reported.
Don PcdrO's expedition, consisting of two fri |
gates, corvette, schooner, and several trans. |
poTts, with large steamer, were TO sail from Belle
Isle on the 18th February; all the vessels being well
manned and the sailors and soldiers in high spi- !
rtS. The Emperor Don Pedro was 10 leave Paris !
on The 21th January TO Join the expedition. The /
'heYahcr Joseph Da Sylvia CarVallo, who was Sec |
rotary OF State for the Department Of Justice dur
ING the Constitutional Government Of 1891, had |