Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
Ktr1sassosgw Ggrtssg
Wednesday, 12ces.5i.g, Woe. Ell.
ORee IF the New York Coulter and Enquirer,
* November lS. 1922

kSkStiT DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
Dur Ne"s schr. Courier and Enquirer boarded
Yesterday, thirty five miles outside the Hook the
london packet ship President Moore which sailed
ffom Portsmouth on tho 18th ,rctaber Tho ia.
vre gscket ship Francois l. left tho channel with
tho President, and has been in so,npsny with her
repeatedly during the voyage
We have received by the President, London pa
pers OF the l5' October being eight Days lator
tnsn any that had before reached this country.
1t IL admitted all hanttS by the London
newspapars that English End French Acct arc
about TO PROCEED to the Dutch Coast for tho pur
pose OF eon,Pellins the King of Holland to accade
t9 thctorms of separation between his kinChon
and Belgium, laid down by the London Confer.
cnce. 1t does no. appear distinctly what is
70 be the nature of the oper.ticas Of tho com
itned fleets, probably, however, blockade
q all the Dutch ports is intended. This plan has
tue advantage advance Of tho French ar.
lay into Belgium, in much as il will not so d.
iscily justify military movement on the part of
Russia, or other allies of Holland. We do not
ielieve, however. that Holland will remain quiet
under this blockade of her ports. Unable as she
Is to cope ct sea with the maritime forces of the
two great powers, and unable her alice, to
tender her any maritime surcour, she WILL we think
attack Belgium by land; and thus bring on a gene
raj war. The last reply of the Dutch Ambnssa-
dor at London TO the Conference closes in the fol
5owing terms.
"That his Majesty, not possessing nloue the
means of maintaining European and public juris.
prudence, has been obliged to submit 10 the law
az necessity by multiplying his Offers but that the
measure of concessions is hence forth full and that
the King will never swerve Mother respecting the
territorial rights and sovereignty of Holland, nor
the vital principles of the existence Of it's inhab-
tints.
Political storms have passed over the head of his
Majesty, as they have done those of his august
torefathors. Holland under their auspices, has
passed. through centuries of crises, of trials and
OF glory, and its experience, dearly purchased,
proves that nation triumphs oven over the great.
est mis"rtunes as long as it has failed to-
wards its own dignity.
"The King will take care that the fruits of this
experience be not lost; and while he confidently u.
waits the result of the deliberations of the Confer
ence ut London, according to the degree of matu.
rity at which the negotiation between it and the
}Nethcrland Government has arrived, his Majesty
discards all responsibility the pile atoms
which fresh delays may occasion, and proclams
loudly that he will never sacrifice the revolution
airy phantom, the vital interests and rights of Hol-
land; that the free people over whose dcsiinics he
Is called to preside, conhding in Providence will be
able to resist all that the enemies of public order
and of the indie pendencc of nations may desire to
prescribe 10 it, and that, if at tho last extremity
cruel destiny should deceive his religious expecta
ton, that fatal issue would, at the Same time carry
away with it the European system and the rcpose
OF the world"
The formation of new French Cabinet is ut
last officially announced. The opposition loud
in dcnouneng tho accession of the Doctrinaires to
the Cabinet, believing il, as it no doubt is, tanta.
mount 10 a declaration on the part of the King
that he will adhere to that course of policy they
have so long reProbatcd. large creation of peers
las taken place; amongst them we perceive the
names Of Marshas Grouchy and Cerard,> General
l.ailemand, and M. Cousin, the two latter eminent
literary men. new organization of the Depart
ment of public instruction, and of the department,
OF the interior has taken place. Marshal Soulrs
letter the reflects assuming the Presidency
afthe' Council, will be found i'll columns.
we perceive nothing more in relation to the Du.
c1Tess de BeIri.
There is nothing later from Oporto.
Rrst.e k..I
Its dissolution will not take place until the regisra
ton of voters under the Reform Bill has taken
place. The last quarters revenue ofGreat Brita ain
shews a considerable increase.
The conyalescence Of the King of Spin is con-
hrIned. change in the Spanish Ministry has
taken place. The lase Prime Minister NJ. Gallo
narde has been sSSt i'll exile; and NJ. Yea Bernudez
appointed in his place.-Tho former was at the
head of the party Of Don Carlos, and it supposed
that the disposition shewn by him during the illness
OF tho King, to favcr the claims of his brother to
the succession, is the CAUSE Of bis Disgrace
LONDON, Monday Evening, O-t Is
Tho latest adviees from MadriG, dated the 9Th
inst, state that the King of SFstN had not then |
been declared out Of danger by his physicia't
The Water-wit6h arrived this morning from |
Oporto, which place she left on the 7th inst with
dispatches to government, but no mail. The la
test news will be by reference TO the let-
ter OF our Cowes correspondent, comes down To
tue 5th inst Up TO that tTHe nothing of any con
sequence had occurred to a1er the relative posi-
items of the backgrounds subsequently to the grand
attack made by the Mguelit,s on Mchaonia day
Every thing is announced TO he in the most act
I've preparation at Portsmouth for the ensuing OK.
petition.
From The Portsmouth Herald of Saturday
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Orders have been issued for the assembling al
Spithead. with little delay as practicable, OF al
powerful squadron, to be placed under the com
mand Of Sir p. Malcolm, for the sake Of proceed
ing to- the Scheldt, and Of acting in conjunction
with Frenci fleet, in enforcing com iance on the
partof the King OF Holland with the wishes OF
the Ave Powers The British squadron will consist
Of the following ships: five sail of the line viz 4
Revenge rs, Spariate rs, Donegal 10, Wellesley
~, and Tulavc;a ID. Four frgates, viz South.
anpton 81, Vernon so, Stag 46, aud Castor sc
Two corvettes, viz. Voltage 28, aud Conway %
Seven briggs, viz. Nlinrod 3D. Scout 10, Rover 49, |
Satellite ls, Larne Is, Cbiders 10, and Stake g.
Two steamers, viz. Dee AID RhadamHnthus.
OF these, the Sparato, Donegal Southampton
Vernon, Castor, Voltage, Conway, and Larne, are
already al this port Tile Wellesley, Nnrod, and |
Satellite, are at Plymouth. The Scout, Snake, |
Rover, Dee, and Radamanthus, are at Sheerness
Inc Iaiayera, Revenge Stag, and Cbiiders, are al
Lisbon. Orders have been sent out for them to re-
turn immediately TO England, and il is expected
that in about three weeks tile whole Of the above
squadron will be assembled at Spiihcad.
His Maicsy's ship Donegal, 10, Captain A. Fan
shaw, (ncling) came into the harbor on Sunday, |
and was taken into dock OIL Thursday She was !
preparing for sea with every DISPATCH and will 60
out OF harbor in about fortnight, wan Sir Pat
ncy Malcolm will re- ost his flag board her az
eofnmander-ln Chief Of the Fleet of upwards OF
twenty sail which is ordered to assemble as soon
as possible at Spitbcad, destined to act agains the
D6tch. in'concert with tic French.
HIS hialetiy's ship Yolsge, Captain Lord Chol- |
CHESTER which arrived last week from South Ane. |
rsca came into h1rbor "Wednesday. and was "a. |
pecleo 10 DO pad OIL, having been three years in
commission, but is ordered be reftted with ali
dcsDatch, 10 Join the soulrof,