Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
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LATEST rROM FRANCE

BY The arrival at New York of the packet ship
Albany, the editors of the Journal of Commerce
and Courier and Enquirer have received Havre
dates to the LIST of ctien5cr and Paris 70 the 3ls
of August.
The Pars papers o: the 3lst Of August contain
l:t.lc worth extracting. The editors of the Ma
tional, against whom 1T si!l he recollcced, the Go
vernment had Instituted cri;ninal prosecution
had been acquittcd.-t;eucra Lafayette appeared
as a witness the trial. NJ. Carrcl, the chief edi
tor had OH the following day published article
developing his principles at great ength. file
states that he advocates the adoption the Amor-
constitution III France, because il appears that
an hereditary monarchy is not compatible with
the Fundamental principles of the government of
the nation, or its delegates duly authorised.
1t will be perceived by the following observations
of the journal d.: Hare, that the accounts given
by the English papers Of an important reinforce
ment for Don Pedro, being in prcpar alton at Bor
deauS are probably incorrect.
1--WE have to be astonishcd that a
newspaper published in England, where the press
ought TO be familiar with fhcs connected with the
marine, should insert the following articlc:-''A
French East Indiaman of 200 TONS mounting
sixty-four guns, belonging to house at Bordeaux
HAS boon purchased by Pedro, and which, taking
into accout the difference in the spirit of the crows
will DO an ovcrinatch TO the crazy old Don John
Nv. Three of The richest houses OF Bordeaux have
also rendered to tho Portuguese committee in Lon
don three frgates, carrying each 80 guns, long l6.
FOUNDERS, and l40 men, to be paid Tor by the pro-
cceds from the sale of the ships and cargoes alrea
under condemnation"
at is enough TO have few vague notions of the
port OF bordeaux, TO refuse all credit to such nfor-
nation How is it possible TO believe that in NOR.
camille port in France, there is to be found MGR.
chant ship carrying 81 guns which is the arma.
ment of a ship Of the lincl For what purpose
could house, fitting out vessel for India put on
board an armament OF this cXtcnti The only yea
sells at Bordeaux capable of carrying 20 or 80 guns
are those Of 700 so tons; and it is very doubt
iul whether the ship owners at Bordeaux could
provide three of these, which could be fitted out
thus armed in the space of few days"
by the following from Rome, it appears that the
Whole OF the Bonaparie in"lily assembling there.
Tho voyage OF the Count dc Survicrs to Europe
had perhaps some view TO this object
Extract Of a letter of the 10Th instant, from
Romc:-"Tho death nf the Duke of Roichstadt will
cause n meeting of the whole family of Napoleon
around their mother at Reconciliation and Jerome
Bonaparte already here, well as the Countess
Camerata daughter of the Princess Eliza Ba ccbi.
occhi. Louis. the eX-K!ng Of Holland, and Nine.
Murat arc hourly expected. Their object is 10 in
duce her TO make new will 10 dispose of her I'M
mense property, which she had bcqueathcd to her
deceased grandson. Cardinal Fcsch will, in all
probability, make Of lis influence to induce
his sister TO form an equitable dstribu ion. IL is
said that the confessor of Madams Lolita is Je.
suit, and that his counsel will probably direct her
determination.
FRANCE.-Carlist movements appear to be in
preparation in some Of the sou. hern Departments
A Touon date of Aug 25th says, the organization
is completed, the chiefs appointed tie places
OF rendezvous agreed on, and the plan Of the cam
paign marked out
PARIS, Aug. 3l.---It is asserted chat England and
France agreed in demanding of the Con ference
that it shall not occupy itself with tho Portuguese
question, appears to have been intended
NJ. dc Chaeaubriaa, whose journey from Paris to
Geneva and Bernu, has been mentioned in the pa.
pers, has, IT is said left the last mentioned town
nlysteriously, and taken The route Of ST. Gotbord
A letter from st. Petersburg confirms the intel.
Iigence that Marshal Mortier, the French Ambas.
sador at that Court, is about TO return TO france
but here is nothing his departure indicating the
probability Of rupture between the two countries
The Russian Government has purchased tho two
Sphyn1es recently discovered near the palace OF
M=non, in the ruins Of Thehes. They cost CT 0OO
ruJles, and 2S, 900 for conveying them to ST
Petersburg. This double monument Of auci nj
Egypt is 10 become ornament Of the Capital Of
th5 Cz
VI. Talleyrond and VI. d'Argout were engaged
IN conversation yesterday, almost the whole day
In the cTeSlng great movement observed IN
the bureau ol the Minister Of Foreign Affairs; tie
~ DistSy was IN motion, and dispatches were sent
of ~ London, Vienna and Brussels. These fire.
a1oni conferences have given rise TO a report that
the Pfines De Taeyraud - 20 take The place Of VI.
SVs.E.a-. 10 SIC a.a,y e Foreign AtTilrs.