Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-31
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~ mlies rom INC Hook, the bark ORprr, Captain
Page, from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 22d
July. We have received by her London JournnI,
OF the evening OF the 2Olh, aud Liverpool of tho
2lst. "a M y
Although tho Central Board of Health of Lon
don report of cholera in that snotropolis.
it is evidently again prevailing there tosu consider
able extent, principally, however, in tho city and
parishes along the river below London Bridge
The report for England and Scotland of the GOTH
announces 369 new cases, and 1876 deaths. The
other places in that country where the mortality is
greatest, Waterford, Cork, Kinsac, Belfast, Baly-
'nacarct and Droghcda.
debate took plaee,on the subject of Greece in
the House of Lords, on the evening of the 18th of
July.
IRELAND.
mere are Tour circumstances connected with tho
celebration OF the 18th of July worthy of NOTE
First-Tho Magistrates and Gentry to,k n mart in
the proceedings of the day, and chccrcd and cncou
ragged their humber brethren in the celebration Of
the anniversary. Sccondly-Not the slightest yio-
lation, or disposition TO the violation of pcacc oc
Cured, either the part of the Orangcmon or Ro-
man Catholics. rhirdly-Thc Government Press
has studously abstained from either vilifcation or
rWcule OF the proceedings. Fourthly-Thc Po-
pish Journals attribute the tranquility to the for.
bcarancc fthc PApists, and the advice of Mr. O'Con
nell; but advances nothing of turbulent or fcro-
clous description against the Orangemcn.
From the Morning Heraid Of July 90
DON PEDROS EXPEDITION
We have nothing further of an authentic nature
to communicate to our readers upon this interest
ing subject, but continue to look forward In
fresh intelligence with great curiosity and interest
We have no misgivlng as to its favorable import.
1t has been already seen that division of Don
Pedro's army was ut Grigo, Il strong military posi-
tion-the advanced guard at Vouga about 40 miles
distant from Oporto-and that the object is to ad-
vance to Coimbra, from whence the communica-
ton with Figucras will give the invading army a
command of the whole coact from Oporto to
flgueras. He has kept therefore steadily ad.
vancing, and his progress is said TO be already
Ia
IL not to have been unadvisc6ly undertaken, nor
rashly porsevored in.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, July 1S.-Ths following letter writ
ten Ply the Dutch Colonel Koopman, commanding
at tho forte called Tetc de Flaudrc opposite to the
citadel, 10 the Swedish Consul at Antwerp, has
produced great sensation in that city. 1t is
written in Dutch. The following is n literal Trans
lation with the marks of the originals
"No. 1855 "rErE DE FIAxpnE, July Is.
"Sir,--In conformity with the orders of his
Exceency, the Infantry General Baron Chase.
Commandant- in Chief of the citadel of Antwer,
&c, have the honor to Inform you with reouest
that you will impart the contents to the consuls of
the other nations resident in Antwerp that il seems
possible to his Excelency that the Belgian Govern
ment enterains the project of acting against us in
hostile sense within Il short time The ground
of his Excellcncy's having formed this opinion is
the works of attack raised well within the rayon
oil the citadel, as against the naval forces stationed
near 1t, as well as the frequent illusions of the
journals, and the dscourses on this subject in
the Chamber of Representatives.
I'm such case, and the first cannon shot fired
either against the naval forces the CITADEL no
mas formed the unaltcrabc resolution of repelling
iorcc by n greater force, and of even punishinp
IN case OF necessity, every attempt at violence by
inc destruction OF great part of the city, which
snail be thus inconsdcratcy sacrificed; such results
being attributed solely to the rashness of the ag-
grcssors.
'When such an unexpected calamity shall have
occurred it must be wished that property bcfong-
ing to neutral nations should not suffer in any
measure the fate of destruction: it is on this ac-
count that the Commandcr-in Chief has thought
proper to ranSf:: &c you, TO the end that they, if
they consider such an attack possible, may adopt
arrangements to remove in time from city oft
en- spared, the property of the nations Represented
by them, and, above all, the ships of thos
nations to leave the basin, to take such Other
measures as may to them seem best suited for the
preservation of the and the other.
"Reccive, NJ lie Consul, the assurance of my
particular consideration.
(Signed) "The Colonel Captain Of the Navy,
Commandant Of the Naval forces
OF his Majesty opposite Antwerp,
Chief of the General Staff of the
Navy, "KOOPMAN
'Fo NJ. ]. ID. A. Luning. Consul of his Swedish
Majesty at Antwerp"
From the LoHdoa Standard of July 49,
Things seem to be coming towards a crisis in
Belgium. Tomorrow is the last final day." and
both parties preparing with all their powers for
actual conflict. III the sitting Of the 18TH at Brus-
declared
1t was Impossible for him to name the day when re-
course W oud he had to arms, even though that dap
might be 0iready frcd.
The Dutch army is in excellent condition and in
high spirits, and heartily responds to the warlike
addresses of the House of Orange
PARIS, July 1.-THE Ministry remains in sfaf,t
quo The temperature has, lament to say, again
risen, while the wind from the north blows cold.
Tile thcrmomctcr (Fahrenheit) stands at this
moment 1.-TWO o'clock at 80. The sad effects of
these circumstances arc pal pable in the dreadful
increase Of the cholera. / regret exceedingly to
state, on the authority of Il respectable physician,
that the deaths Sunday were between 800 and
400! while the official return represents tn.m as
having been 1913.
LIVERPOOL, July, 20-Corn Erchanpc.-
With the exception of Flour, the supplies from
Ireland since Tuesday have been small about
1000 qrs. of Wheat have arrived from Canada
There was thin attendance of dealers at this
days market, which, with the continuance of fine
weather prevented any extensive business being
done, as the dealers will not purchase more than
to supply their immediate wants, and the markst
bore an excessively dull appearance. The finest
samples of Wheat were fully Id. per bushel
lower than on Tuesday, while inferior middling
descriptions were almost unsalcable Oats were id
to Id per busbol and Oatmeal and flour were each
is per sack lower. Canada fine Flour was sold a.
34s per Dbl, being reduction of Is per Dbl, from
the rates obtained on Tuesday. There have been
few transaction in Flour, under bond, of recent
import, for export at the questions.
LIVERPOOL, July 20.--COttOn Market.-We
have had another dull week in our Cotton market,
and the imports have again far exceeded the sales.
in the low to fair qualities of Upland and Orleans
descriptions the decline during the last ten days is
ID to I'd per ID, whilst the good qualities fully sup
port the previous currency. Brazil Cotton has
been in limited demand but without leading to any
change i'll the value. The sales Of the week a,
mount to $500 bugs Import 23,85O bags.