Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11

July 27.-Sugar, brown, GIf, 25aGof 30. Quer
ci,ron, Philadelphia, l4r5o.
From tie ". York Courier a. Enquirer ~ Sept. a..
LATE FROM FRANCE.
The Editor OF the Courier N Enquirer has just
received from his news schooner Eclipse faris
journals to the 3lst July and iiavrc of the same
date, brought 10y the PACKET snip |"o'en'as'' |ap''
Robinson, which sailed or the LIST August
The departure at the mail allows US only time
TO state that tclcsraphic despatch from Dayonns
OF tho 27th July, announces that, ON the iVth,
Don Aiiwue.'s position carried 10y the troops
OF Don Pedro; that one regiment, with nine pieces
of artillery had gone over to the latter that Ponc
dc Lima was occupied on the lith by Don Pedro;
and that it was believed lac would occupy Lisbon
on the 18th, Don Miguel being already retiring on
Spain.
Franco and England had both announced to the
kim OF Holland that no must immediately
ratly the treaty -tscparation between Holland and
Belgium, or they would compel Inn by force OF
arms. After the ratification, negotiations might
be entered into for the settlement OF minor points.
The anniversary of the three days had passed
nj Paris without any conmotion. The festi-
vilies this occasion were on the most splendid
scale. Lcopold's marriage With tho daughter of
Louis Philippe it is dcGuitvcly settled chal take
place on The anniversary of his accession to the
throne.
From Germany, all accounts agree in represent
ing the evaporation amongst the people of the
Northern States, very great in consequence OF
the Decree uIti.s Diet. Hanover iii particular had
presented most energetic remonstranccs on the
subject the King OF Holland.
The Son of Napoleon it will be seen has closed
his ingloriuus career by an early death.
We shall publish tomorrow our private CORES.
pOndcnce from Paris, which is oil tho latest date
and gives very ample details of the above
events"
". \. Journal Of Commerce Office, Sept. Al Il. H.
STILL LATER FROM LONDON.
Our news schooner journal of Commerce is just
up from the packet ship Columbia, Capt. Delano,
bringing London Plpcrs to the evening of July
3lst. The dates by the Pacific were TO the morn.
ing of the same dav.
We rejoice to state that tie news of Don Pedro's
victory on tho Odd is confirmed. The particulars
will be found below
LONDON, July 3l--Twclvc O'Clock.
1.-The accounts this morning from Oporto of
the most favorable description, and completely
tirmatory of tho news received yesterday.
"Tho agent for Lloyls at Falmouth states that
the loss on MigucPs side upwards of 1900 kill
ed, wounded, and taken prisoners, whilst the loss
experienced by Don Pcdros Army did not exceed
100. From other letters which we have seen, the
loss of the latter was considered greater but not
10 he compared with the losses of the Usurpcr.
1.-The blCckading squadron a. Lisbon, under the
command ct Admiral Sartorious amounted to nine
vessels, besides which notices had been issued at
Lisbon, at Oporto, St. Ubcs, and Figucira AGAINST
any vessels under coors boing allowed ngress or
egrcss.
don Pedro's army is stated to have captured
2,O'p of the enemy's troops besides their artillery
and camp cquIpage at Valouga.
"lwo regiments of cavalry, and one or two Of
infantry, are stated to have Joined Don Pedro and
force of three thousand volunteers and recruits
had been raised at Oporto.
'At the latest date the force of Don Pedro was
3ai! to he on their march to Coimbra.
The next accounts looked for with much
anxiety; the result is no longer doubted.
'HALF.PAsr ONE.
"Consols remain at So 10 s for the account"
h.,
We have been favored with the following extract
OF letter from Commercial gentleman, dated
Oporto, July 81, lS32:-
II have only time TO inform you that Don Pedro
has gained great victory at Vaonga, after two
days hard fighting. Two thousand prisoners, all
The artillery and Camp cquipagc takcn the army of
the enemy entirely dispersed. They were 10000
strong Our force only 1000. The cnemy's loss
in killed and wounded is immense. We have suf
iored also, but not severely.
"I estcrday they attacked the whole South Bank
of the Douro, and kept upa constant fire all day;
but we beat them Off with ihe schooncrs aud gun
boats. The whole Of the regular army is at Va
Tonga, and to-day advances the road to Com
bra, to attack it, where they will no doubt be sue
cesstul.
"Thc Portuguese regiments fight very bravcv
Two regiments of Cavalry, and two or three of
Infantry, are confidently reported tn have deserted
Miguel, and commenced their march UP to ioin
us
1.-The Miguclie flee: was to have come out yestcr
day, but 1t appears they will not. Admiral Sarto.
RUS is blockadng Lisbon, and we hear that two OF
the forts at the mouth of the Tagus are deserted
We have raised here above 5000 recruits and vol
unicers, who are now being trained. Stores, arms
ana every thing are in abundance; and if this com
6sned movement which is about TO take place
prove successful, the cause is gained"
from Tie Messenger deS ChanlEeys.
TELEGHAPIHC DISPATCH.
BAToNNE, JUly 27, four O'Clock in the afternoon.
Nine battaons of Don Pedro, one of Which are
veterans, have been formed OporLo; 8 600 troops
of Don Pedro on the 10Th carried the positions of
the troops of Don Miguel A battalion Of the
latter went over TO The former, and marched upon
Azurand with them. This column has nine pieces
OF artillery.
'On the same day column of 2i00 men be-
longing to Don Pedro, marched upon Braga, which
1T entered on the l3th. 1t was reinforced by the
Constituencies ON its march. This column has
no artillery.
'Pontn-de- lima was occupied on the 18th bv 500
OF Don PeGro's men. Numbers of Portuguese cIni
grants lad arrived at Tray, in Galcia.
ut IS believed that tho troops of Don Pedro will
occupy Lisbon on the 18th
alt is said that Don Miguel is already in retreat
upon Spain.
This news is dated the 18th, from Vigo, in Cal
licia
From The Commercial.
The Irish Reform Bill has passed the British,
House of Lords; but the state OF ireland is repre-.
scntcd as terrific. Some men tried at Kilkenny for
murders committed i'll resisting the collection of
tthes, had been acquitted. This verdict, the Lon
don papers aedge logalizcs the of any violence
and gives IMMUNITY TO every crime which may bo
pcrPctratcd under the present system Of lcvyng an
odious tax.
The CnoLERA.-Thc cholera does rot appear TO
he on the decline generally i'll Great Britain and
Ireland.
The following is the report for the country, pub
llshcd in London on the 30th July:-Ncw eases
4Oi; deaths, l13, rccovcres, l2l; remaining 9I9
in liverpool it was evidently on the decrease
Az Manchester, the total number of new cases