Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-25
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f,' "1 !scNet snip John Jay, at New York. salad
t cn' h'Vefrfo! on the 9th ult and consr,non,I,
,;"i no 'S'e 'cv'ees than have been already tc
tF.'U'. III r'"fsGce To the English crony H.. 81 =
flowing iicGIS are furnished. P>' 'he ioI-
ENGLISH uARvEsr--We learn tina, bo,L ,,,
ana barley have been Gu, in several ni,,os -
W. b, o'u"'y al 'ie eommencenont of the week
ihore apl@Ytd to be 1ut opinion. th,, Gn,
crops neYcf awaited the catherine. ,ybnrbnr =;
quanty or poantity.-Hoycesier Herald ~
he crops OF corn Of all kinds are also mos,
10 appe"raiice and it the weather con
uhues tdvosabe, will be ready for the sickle in ma
| ny places III about a fortnight -NencsstIe I,bron
ne crops II Cheshire are promising as the
most Sangune person could wish. An amazny
~ ~. nay mas been housed in good condition;
"'di lhtle iIabour or excuse; and we have mo-
'ouOt that some fields OF harley and wheat will he
=. gou o9iSrc our next ltbHcaiion.--NqcclcfeId
w undk rstand that wheo, will, bo doeo;on,;, :,
'uS'iS PIecs owing to the late winds breakinp II
Gown, ~petb YsAirc Courier. ~
me wes'hor ccniinaos highly favorable for thu
several Fields OF barley have been cut IN
TINS nclEhborhood, and they arc abundant crons,
whist the quality is excellent. Barley and .,",,
oats' nave been cut in the ncighborhOod nf pcn,
run; wheat and oats will both be ready for tho
si'Np' eG'eraiiy' !" very short time, and their
crops ana quality are every there good. Potatocs
promise To be most abundant crop and or s,no,
nor quality.--C Carlisle P0tyiyf P1
postscript to the London Courier of the 7ib
August contains the following imtclligcncc:
There is an arrival from Lisbon, by which w..
are informed, that regiment had rcvol,cJ ,hr
IN favor of Don Pedro, and that Don NIioncI bo-
cuted. '"i0OS 'Ac-
fhc Morning Herald commontipg ON IN. doI,,;
OF Don Fedro, makes the following cxpIanotions.
which may be satisfactory:
with respect to future operations we have tbI
pcs authority Tor stating that Don Pedro has de-
I'ueu against attempting cOup de main against
Lisbon. feeling sscure of his footing in porImgoI
his humanity prompts (and prudence docs not dis
'ent) has obtaining The whole KINGDOM rather Inv
persuasion than force. He will wait, therefore,
mn tle good feelings of tie Portuguese shall
nave generally prompted them to recognise the
;ause OF legitimacy and liberty in behalf of the
infant Queen. There are already embodied in
oPor'o corps OF 5000 volunteers, whom il only
ef'hres little time TO organise and discipiino
n order to render them liz every rcapcci most Of
ective. A fortnight from that lime is considered
amply sufficient for that purpose al the cxpiratio,r
VI "h'cn oOOo men of the choicest Portuguese
'roGpswl be detached by sea TO the southern coast
oil Portugal, which they viii reach in fort eight
hours though the march over land would tSkr
them 20 dNvs-and, landing somewhere belwee1
lagos ana Faro they will he able to afford raj.
?ihS POINT TO The numerous and well affected
IRE, OF the cause in the province of Algarve;
lhe garrison of Oporto, in the mean time will
not he deprived lis efficiency, ard the whole of
INC coast hGng kept in state of blockade. and
'ccaSlohaI landings made for the purpose of re-
;eiFhg the adhesion OF the provinces, in a little
me, no doubt, the voice of the country Win have
iScaIed itself u"cqaivocaly for he Iiuotator-
MS plan OF operations; which is likely to be
'ncceSsfai, has been sO,docisivey fixed upon that
,eo%Gh the French Transports, as the committee
II London have been officially informed, have been
paid oil, the English arc stil retnued for the mr.
t"Se OF iacAi!ating The contemplated movements of
ne troops. 10 the result of these oprations the
ruFt"gnrSe IN london |. OK forward nth the treat
st condolences WV
IL IS stated tliat Pagan;ni refused three hundred
;;'"as otfed to him for two nights performance,
i '""Xhaii Gardens tliinkin- himself entitled TO-
lsu-ile h'd thoHght of coming to America; but
II up, aSceF 'ainng that he would lose several
weeks IN The voyage. He values his time at hun
req gumeas day; and had therefore better ro-
nam where he get them
nc last accounts from Sir Walter Scott, Jeff
nm /" the lowest possible state Of health.
Soi' Murat' son of the aic King of Naples,
'aied carry in August i'll the brig Zephyr for Opoi.
o. to JOIN Don Pedro.
AT the Council Office at Whitehall. or The 9Th;
,on me-" case" OF cholera were reported G22 died
~, ~ recovered 36o remaining ll02. Total from
commencement, cases %, 05G, deaths J,l9I