Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12

The Journal dc Ia Drome of tho 25th INST. states
that for days past violent conha alton had
been raging in the Royal Forest of Vorcors. Tie
flame, have spread over an extent of two leagues.
aud destroyed every :hing from tho village of Cha.
bants I" Derhcnneus.
The Rcvensnt calculates that the total Of t',o
combinations fr offences by the press in tho last
month, amounts to $50 months imprisonment.
On the 29th, in Par's, one Cendrie was found
guilty of taking part III the revolutionary attempt
of 5th and 9th June. On hearing his seatencc ho
CT ed Wire Ia France' Fiue Ia Rcpubiigue ! and
turning Il witness whose testimony had weighed
most against him, inc said. 'Ah you rogue, if ever
am at liberty again, you will have to pass through
my hands"
Paris, Aug. Ca son of Lucien Bonapartc,
who was on a voy aye to Greece, ON board of MGR
! chant vessel, lately met his death. Thi, Young
man appeared TO bs perfectly happy and without
any motive for suicide, but he was found dead in
! the Captains cabin, where he had been left alone,
and ii is not known ho.s his death was caused.
The captain ordered his remains TO be deposited in
a cask OF brandy, and upon his arrival at Navari.
no, tho honors due TO his naino and rank were paid
la them.
Tho augsburg Gazette of the Goth instant. con.
tains the following, dated Vienna the 2lst:-"Lct-
tiers of tho ilh from Belgrade, announce that re-
port was current there, OF an encounter between
the main Ottoman army, under Hussein Pacha,
and the army of the Egyptians near Alcppo, in
which the former gained u splendid victory. This
news created great Joy at the palace of tho Pacha
of Bcgra de."-The last CONNIE rcial letters from
Constant,noplc are of tho 5,h inst and they make
no mention OF sich victory, but express great APP
prchcnsions TO the fate of the Ottoman fleet.
War stores Of every description arc being conveyed
in great haste from Inc fortresscs on the Danube,
TO Consiantnoplc, and all the troops of tho garr.
sons ~ those places that can be spared, are also
being sent to ASia.-Mvtalics; 5 per cents, are
81 1916
The ship Brtarna. also arrived from Liverpool
brings papers Of that city the first OF Sep ember.
They are without interest.
! Deaths by cholera in Liverpool, August 90, 80;
! August 30th, %; August 3lst, 10. Total cases
1926, deaths 1897.
In P,rs, August 30, deaths ~.
HAVRE MARKET, Aug. 3l.-tFrom the En-
gish Reviow for 10 days, prepared tor tho Journal
of Commerce. Coffee, n fair demand; sales are
5S16 bags ST. Domingo at S2JdS4s; Havan,
SI3d9l !; Java SloS5c all in entrcpot import 1857
bags For Wheat the market is very fiat. No
sales of Importance in Flour. Cotton steady de-
mand at full prices, the sales 1896 bales Lou-
siana at S75al07c; 1893 bales Upland, 60.
79al0Oc. the last price for primo lot; imports
5lS2 bales; stock 4i,l26 bales. Hides have
vircd in demand; 5000 BAyres avg. glib. sold at
Csc. Indigo continues in fair request; sale III
chests Bengal at 5faSf70. Qnercitron stationary.
Rice improved stock 700 tics; last year 1900. Su-
CARS advanced little.
Exchange on London, mo. 25f75. Hamburg
1861. Spanish dollars, ST 33. Mexican 5f30.
American half eagles 27f5 so.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3l.-Cotion- There has been
an extensive demand for cotton throughout the
week, and prices generally spcakng, are without
change, excepting in the inferior qualities of Abba
mas, which, from being oHorod very plenlifully,
arc again rather lower in prce, whilst the scarcity
OF good Uplands being daily more felt the marke,
in this description continues gradually to improve.
In Brazils there's change; the sales made
at steady rates. Tho sales of the week amount to
30, 500 bags Import IL, 55l bags.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE,
Friday dug. 3l.-The arrivals of Grain, &c
from Ireland, since Tuesday quite unimportaut
and the business ed has becn on Al
more favor bic terms than of late, owing chiefly
| TO the continuance of heavy rains, which would
no doubt considerably affect tho progress of the
harvest. With change of weather to-day the
| market became again dull and although there
was fair number of dealers down from the in
terror, very little business took place, and prices
of Wheat ruled much the same Tuesday.
O;hcr free articles obtain the rates on
Tuesday, tho but little doing. In the bonded
market there have been a few transactions at
prices fully equal to those paid last week. Sc
| voral parcels of States Flour have been released
from bond during the week.