Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27


Cholera cases in different parts of Great Britain
during the day embraced in the last report of tho
Central Board of Health, 81, deaths AZ Total
cases from tho beginning, exclusive of London.
! III 1893; deaths 1910
| The London Conference, it is understood. had
come TO deiinitve arrangement in relation TO tho
affairs of Holland and Belgium, and that England
and Franco have assentcd 10 the notifications re
quired by Russia.
In France all was tranqui--the news from l.,
Nendec is favorable to the Government of Louis
PHILIPPE, though the Duches of Bcrri has not been
| taken.
Sir Walter Scott has arrived in London from his
tour to Italy and the Mediterranean
STAMrs ON NEwsrArERs.-Int the House of Com
mons on tho 18th, l.. l.. Buwer, the celebrated
novelist, brought forward bill removing the stamp
duties on periodicals; had made long and ela
quent speech in favor of it.
TfTHE BII.L.-On presenting n petition in the
House Of Lords on the 18th, against tythes Lord
King maintained at some length the power of Par
Lament over church property, as being the
property of the public. He was replied To Inv The
Bishop OF London. Tho Times says:-This
/ is great question: and ono which cannot
| be much longer evaded.-It has become 10,
much the fashion to accdso, not Lord King ONLY
but every one who raises discussions with REGARD
to the temporal riches of the church. of fce,inS mn
indifference towards religion. pretty notion These
Conscrtves must be blessed with, who confound
~ WIN tythe pigs, or overgrown bishopricks and
livings!
FALL OF ST. JEAN DACRE.
N letter from Smyrna, dated Nav Q, saws
we nave received accounts from Bourbon that
81. Jean dAcre has surrendered to the troops of
the Paclia of Egypt. Our Government has i'm con
sequence put seals upon the establishment of NJ
Nubard, an Armenian, who is banker to the Pucba.n
French paper
-, From the London Times, of June Isl
lhe London Conference on the affairs Of uol
land and Belgium, held long protected sitting nm
tuesday, at which the concessions TO be made 70
holland were finally agreed upon by the whole Of
me hve Powers; and it is God that tho mod
nc .s recommended by Russia on her recent
ra.ncation OF the treaty of separation have, in
spirit at least, been adhered TO. The consent of
hhg.and and France TO these notifications was
not, II Is said obtained without considerable diff
cuey. Al present no further particulars of this,
which is presumed to be the last sitting of the Con-
ference, have been permitted to transpirc. SbonJd
announcer meeting be requisite the place of NJ Tai
ieyfand, who sets out for the Continent almost i'm
mediately, VIII DO supplied by the French Ambas
purpose ~ ~
DIR Walter Scott has arrived in London. and is
now at the house of his sonn-law Mr. TockL,rt
we regret to learn that this eminent writer and
adiniraole man has not returned with any renewed
vigor OF constitution, any chance of gratifying
tho world with further displays of his genius. He
Is indeed, much worse in health than when he set
OUT ana serious apprelensions are entertained of
hls recovery. In passing down the Rhine he
suffered by another stroke of paralysis in the bo,
ana mad 1t not been for the presence of mind of
his servant in bleeding him. he could not have sur
viVea the attack. He has now, we are informed,
iost the use OF one side and is not likely to reco
since his return WI
FRANCE.
Inc Partisan tumults have terminated for tho
present In the restoration of order. 1t now ap
/ pears that the insurgents never much erceo,IaJ
five hundred in number, and that they fongbt nm
der decisions which had been secretly fostered Inv
Cari'sts and agents of the government with de-
gree OF heroIsm and perseverance, which has rare
~ been paralleled-exceeded never Ii would
seem that an unhappy combination of occult causes
ana cooperation OF opposite motives concurred To
provoke the premature explosion of a conspirocv
winch had long existed but the definite objects of
winch were not perhaps, very clearly understood
ny the insurgents themselves. A party of repub
lcans' calling themselves the "frienes of the peo
PEE attended the funeral of the beloved and Ia
mehted Lamarquo armed with pistols and ponards
Tor self defence; but the immediate conflict ~ sun
posed to have been commenced by the enem;.s rs
the people in coloured Clothes who opened fire
upon some Dragons.
PORTUGAL
Accounts from Lisbon to tho Sd ult II an
pears Ihat Don Miguel, alarmed at the demonstrn
ton of English force in the Tagus. had address
ed sort OF supplicatory expostulation against
any use being made of these ships favorable 10 hi;
| ,lVai' am requested they might be withdrawn at
least out OF the immediate sphere of the expectod
conflict This request has been accccded 10 and
IN the last days of May an order was received in
the Iagus, for the English ships to anchor onf;da
she river leaving only single vessel as a retreat
ior such British subjects as dIsliked remainny i'm
i the city during the strife. The vessels so with
drawn'h Is understood are to be perfectly passive
put their neutrality is TO be governed by the CON
uuct OF Span' and it is expressly stated that if
single spanish soldier the frontier in the into
rest of Don Miguel the thunder of the Rr;i;sb ,a,
non VIII DC at once let loose to produce counter
acting effect upon the water side of Lisbon.
n letter from Azores says that the Emperor mr.
nt Hrtrnl TX Oh
appears quite proud (and with good reason) of his
oihcers' who are very fine set of men, from the
n'Shes' TO the lowest. Our force is really verv
s'rong' and all In most excellent discipline, amount
my W uwaros OF 9OOO Portuguese, 500 or 500 Bri
tish, and nearly 700 Polish and French soIJ;ers ~
transports are ready TO embark the whole AND
one fine vessel is retained being we'll mannad anJ
armed tor the conveyance of the Fmporer and his
MELANCHOLY LOSS OF JJFE Ar CT.
BY CHI OLERA
L ne ship Brutus of 2S1 tons burden SALAD
inc 18TH OF May, from Liverpool Cor Quebec. Sho
hau Oh Doard ooO enlgrants, men, women, and
children, who with the crew made a grand total
of $40 souls e 'o'ai
On the 9th, the 9th day out from Livernool.
healthy man about 80 years of age was seized
with malignant cholera. The usual remedies were
used, and he recovered. The next case was that
of an old woman, 60 years of age, who diod in In
hours after the attack. The rayapes of the ncs,;
ience then rapidly increased, the deaths being mn
merous IN proportion to the cases. The greatest
,iuinDer OF deaths was "A III one day.-The captain
had not IT seems, any intention of returning 10
port, until the disease began TO attack tie crew
lie then saw that TO continue bis yoyage was to
RISK the lives of himself and the survivors as well
as the property Entrusted to his care. Under these
circumstances, his vessel a lazarhouse AID n,cn
womon and children dying about him. lie resolved
to put back to Liverpool. The resolution was
formed on the Sd instant, and the Brutus reached
Por t on T ey moroIng; Up to that day the