Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-11
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The Cho,.r. yaey triIly snosiGing in Paris, and
had entirely ceased ut iiavrc Iud Roach.
The OAK, OF t,ich>;oI', SON of Napoleon, the
Great died at Virpua ON the 26th Jnly.
The official Bulletins OF Chocra Paris July
2Sh aud 2)th, state the number OF do tths ny that
disease durin. the two drys at only G6, and the
new eases al 10. This IS Il great decrease.
General Wool, Inspector General OF the United
States Army who believe was sent To France
ON public nilsson, has 6cen most kindly received
Ivy tho French Government. The Hung S'.owcd
him marked attention. At the late grasd review
of the National Guards and Troops of the Lane,
where upwards 10000 mon with 100 pieces ol ar
till'ry were man~uvred being II more brlllian,
parade than the preceding anniversary review III
coinmcmora,iou Of the Revolution OF July, the
General had the honor q: being one oi his MilcS-
It's suite, and frequently dincd VITA hum.
rAaIs, Juiy 3D. ha!f.past THE price of Stocks
has experienced Il marked Improvement.
For Money the Ftvcs have risen i5c; the Thrccs,
Coo. For the end oil the month the Fiycs have i'm
proved So. The ThrIcs 65c.
rNais Iuly n (cvcning)-Thc following ru-
NOR is aloat this morning, but we are unable to
it 10 authentic suurcC:-'on the Ith inst.
Don Pedro, at the head OF nine batiolions, inclu-
ding one of the vctrans, attacked Don MigueFs
troops in entrcnchcd position. After an obstl-
nate encounter, OF Don Miguers regiments went
over To the standard OF Don Pedro, vino obtained
Il signal victory. After this comb ~, Don Pedro
remained master of the whole province OF Enirc-
Ducro C. Muho, and WIS about 10 march upon Lis
bon"
Il IS.
turoLnco took place at rou!on i'll consequence of
very slight occurrence, giving occasion Tor the
display of luminosity whIch had long srbSstcd
between the French and the Greek sailors;-A
large party of the latter belonging to two vessels
in the hlrhur, were amusing themselves with their
national dances before the notcldc-Nic, and at
tracted crowd around them; which by degrees
became den C, that the Greeks bad not for
their movements, and quarrel in consequence
Hrosc, whlch in moment broke out into Il gene
raj battle between them and the sailors oi the port.
The Greeks were driven to take refuge on board
their SHIPS where they were followed 10y about 300
of their cnragcd advcrSarics, and some dreadful
consequences must have cnsued but for tho prompt
and rcsuuc interference ofan officer OF the Guard,
who fortunately got on board one of the Greek
ships, threatened to cut down with his sabre, the
first man who should venture upon the deck, and
thus kept the assaillnts in check till sufficient
force came up and dispersed them.
DENrm OF THE DUKE RErcmsTADr.-The
iugSJmgk Ga>cttc, Of the 26th inst, commune
Gates the following intelligence, Of the 22d, from
Vienna:
his morning, at o'clock, an easy death put
end 20 the existence OF the Duke de Rcichstadt,
at the Palace OF Schoenbrunn. Already the
10Th, the symptoms OF the last stage Of consump-
ton manifested themselves, and the physicians
gave up ali hope Of saving him. The Emperor di-
rccted that h's funeral shall be attended with the
same forms and hOnorS OF an Archdukc. The
corps is to be inferred in the imperial family vault
the Gith inst. Preparations made mlne-
diacy Tor the departure of his disconSolac mother
Tor her dUChy.-1n ms determination was consider
e. absolutely necessary, in order not to endangcr
her own life"
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
The following are extracts from the Busse!s pa
p2.s o. the 29th Inst.:-Niscount Villain XIV. is
appointed Minister PcnipotonLiary to the Holy
See, aud is charged with Il special mission to the
courts of Italy. The Baron dc Loo is nominated
Minister PIcnpotcntary to the Court of Vienna,
and 81. benjamin. Mary, Charge d'Atlaircs to that
OF Brazil The marriage contract OF the King
and the Princess Louisa, was signed at Paris the
2Jth inst: his Majesty being represented by NJ. lie
Hon. his Minister at the Court of France. The
lmhubant Of Brussels getting up Address
TO the King, to lay before him the apprehension of
the nation relative to the march ofairs, and pray
that hoatiiitcs may be Immediately renewed.
The fhlre of Antwerp announces the departure
of Lcru'ation of the Chamber of Commerce of
that town, for Brussels carry the throne Pc
tItI"n from the inhabitants, praying for the rciec
ton Of the clauses ofthc 9th Protocol, an adhe
SION to which would lead to the rrin of Belgium
We learn from the Capilacl Dam that the Dutch
continue their hostile proceedings. On the 18th
they Inundated the Passegueute. and the waters
threaten the interior of the Wategngcn. On the
22d and two following days they renewed their at
tcmpt&, bat were unable to raise the water more
than > or inches
From Fort Isabel. they write, that the enemy
Is cndcavorin- 10 approach the sluicc. A gun-boat
placed within a.fcannon-s!ot came so near at the
hI2 tide, that the Bolgans expected every instant
to be attacked At the cJ5 Of the tide the boat took
uD its former station.
PAGIs, J4ly Sit IS said that an extraordinary
courier from the iIag"o arrived on Saturday at Pa
ris, with the answer OF King William to the last
acts Of the Conference, and that after his ar
rival. interviews took place between the Minister
Tor Foreign Aiairs and several Foreign Minister'S
especially IraSrs. Lchuu and Fagcl. After these
interviews, VI. Iphou, it is added, sent of cour.
Iar 10 his Government with dispatches of great
I.upor;aD &C.
1t is said that Mr.. Tahon, with the sanction Of
the Preach Government, concluded his dispatches
ilgs titt. % ItIr form