Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-03

cautions which reason suggests while tho scourgo |
is IN it's progress in any quarter OF Europe"
The popular mind is in state of agitation
throughout England: but the snutary warning OF
the evil consequences resulting from the incfhcen
cy OF tie mag strotes in the town OF Bristol, has
taught the authorities the necessity of vigorously
| asserting the dominion of tho laws against all dis
turbcrs. Hence the Government pu. end by
their decision and adequate state of preparation,
I to asscmbage intended To DO held on Monday
the 9Th November in White Conduit Fields, by the
London mob. We augur from this conduct, and
| the general tone OF the press, that violence and
mob law cannot get the upper hand III England.
As to foreign affairs little new appears. Belgium
| i'us acccdcd to the ~ artices-Holand has not;
! and in consequences, Il British fleet of the
mouth of the Schcid,, prepared, If the King OF Hol
| land should resume iOstics against Belgium, to
! intcrposc at once and prevent ii.
IL is said that France will nave to give up her
| A!yorine conquest. In the French Chamber of
"eers the peerage bill is To DO carried by new
creation of members.
| Polish patriots arc docking to Paris and London,
and proclamation iis been issued, i'll which it Is
intimatcd that they should sock asylum in
| America.
Troubles have broken out in Germany. the King
of Wurtemburg has issued proclamation, ccnsu-
ring the freedom of the press.
In England, riots and burnings are noted from
almost every quarter. Immense losses record
ed from that mode of discussing political questions.
Tho situation of England, from the riots and the
apprehension of an INFUSION by the cholera, appear
to be gloomy cursory survey; but close
examination believe that there is nothing SO
alarming in the prospect, even in case of further
opposition TO the Reform Bill. The government
has the power to put down tumults, without adopt
| Ing extraordinary measures
DUBLIN, Nov. 5.-Mr. OConnel entered the
Court of Chancery to-day ut half-past IL o'clock,
with a silk gown full boltomcd wig, and stood
at the side bar. The Lord Chancellor said-"Mr
UConnell, his Majesty has been pleased 10 issue
his letters patent authorising you to take prece
dence next after the Attorney and Solicitor Gene
a..
fore take your place accordingly" Mr. OConncll,
then bowed and proceeded to take his seat above
SERGEANT OLoghen, and next 20 the Solicitor Cen
era!, who congratulatcdh IN, and shook him by tho
hand
LONDON, New. 7.
| Den PEDHo, VS.. Don MIGUEI.-Wc understand
that Government has issued order for the deten-
ton of all the vessels prepared by Don Pedro for
his expedition against the usrper of his daug htcr IS
throne. 1t is said that the Congress and two other
frigates, the Juno and the Asia, already in the
possession of the Government.
+ LONDON, Nov S-'rhe reported detension % the
vessels fitting out expedition against Don
Miguel has created strong sensation. A CORES
pondent informs us that great number of men
have been enlisted for the service, prnciplly from
amongst ensioned soldiers from the British Army,
bein. still able bodied men; they received Is. per
day each to the time of embarkaton.> Depots were
established in various parts for receiving these
cruits
PARIS, Nov. 5.-rhe disarmament of Europe is
every moment believed to be at hand
Great is the consequent dissatisfaction of the war
party, who console themselves by believing and by
attempting 10 persuade every body else, that the
peace about tor become almost general on the
Continent will be but hollow truce.
Tie sales of Cotton at Liverpool ON the 5th and
1ih, amounted TO about 5000 bags, at former pri-
ccs, with Il limited demand.
The Wheat market very dull, and U. $.
Flour was held at full prices.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. s.
Wheat per 70lbs. United States, White, SIS Cd Il
Us Id; Red, SIS cd IS; Canadian, White, IS l0d u
Us 3D. Red, as Cd IS Sd. -Four per 2SOlbs Eng-
lish, AS los; Irish, 46s ass; U. States, sweet,
per l96ibs 33s 36s; Sour, Bis 32s; Canadian,
SOS Is; Indian Corn, per 49Ubs 20s 32s.
Foreign Grain and Flour, in bond.-Whcat per
7Gbs 5s I'd Is 81: cG.S ;Gr l5.bs. l. ed IS Sd;
! Barley per 6Ubs. IS I'd is; Flour, L. s., Sweet,
per l96lbs. 23s 25s; Sour, 2ls OBS.
Nov. 1.-COttOn.-There continues limited de.
mand Tor Cotton; the sales Saturday and to- da
were about 1850 bales, at former prices.
By the Shetield.l
f No new at Liverpool from the u. S. in papers
of the 9th Nov.-Sailed, 9th, Lightfoot Aurora
and Ainswell, Mobiles Waverly, and Plato, Balti.
more; Wolga, Boston; VIM. Nelson, and Robert
Pulsford New Orleans; Lark, do; Sarah s. Caro-
line, do; Corvo, New York, and America, Drew,
: n. York, Allegheny, Philad. Jefferson, Virginia.
The America ana several others of the above put
back previous to the 9th.