Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16

fact OF the conspiracy which announced here
on Saturday, but do not appear to consider it of
much Importance; nor did it produce any material
effect on the Funds, the following day. FRI
day, the Three per Cents closed at 66f. 20c.
London, Feb. 4h-Ihe most difficult and the
most extensive operating clause of the Reform Bill
after the Borough isfranchiscmont-,he clio
qualihca tion-was carried last night. 1t is not
without its uncertainties, but none of the amend.
ments proposed presented them in less degree.
London, Fcb 4-Lord Palmertson stated last
night, in the House of Commons, that he fully OK
pcctcd the ratification of the treaty of the Confer
ence by Austria, Russia, and Prussia, to arrive
From Galgndni's MESSENGER
CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE STATE.
"For some time past the Carlist party, or per-
sons acting in its name, have been seeking an op-
portumity to strike decisive blow against The pre
sent Government. system of enlistment had
been established, and its execution entrusted to a.
gents, who were enabled to distribute money to
such men as engaged in the cause, and even to paw
them a daily allowance. Each of these agents un-
dertook to produce hundred men, and each of
them had delivered list of names forming full
complement.
The Carlists. from these, reckoned upon force
of from l50UO to 90 600 men, ready to rise in arms
IN one night, but IT, greater part of the names
were fictitious, and .cn the time of action arriv
cd, not 600 of them appeared. From an authentic
document, in the hands of the Government it an
pears that there was coalition between the Carl
lists and the Republicans, who, however are still of
accord upon one point, only that of oycrturniny
the present order of things. This end ACCOMPLISH
cd they were to assemble National Congress to
choose between Monarchy and Republic If
the former was decided upon, Henry V. was to be
immediately proclaimed.
The consprators, however, were perfectly alive
to their own interests, for it is said that the same
act sipuates that sum of TO- 000, 000fr. was to be
divided amongst the principal actors
"Ihc first suspicion of the present outbreak is
said tn HAY hpp cd h,y, e
gunsmlth, who, without attaching any consc-
quencc to what he sad reported that he had within
the last few days sold Il great number of pistols
This reached the ears of the police, who immedi-
atey recurring to the plot set work to trace the
clue thus afforded.
sit also appears that no less than 60O0fr. had
been paid to dealer in second hand muskets who
undertook to furnish 300 of them, but who in fact
delivered but a very small number. The foreman
OF n mandatory of muskets in the Faubourg dll
Temple was also scduced.
"On Thursday evening, as Col. Dulac, and two
other officers of the Municipal Guards not in uni.
form, were coming from the restaurateur, the Ro-
cher de Cancale, they met several persons moving
IN a body, and singing the Marscilles The Off
GERS told them they were disturbing the peace of
the cltlzens at an undue hour, and requested them
to separate and retire to their houses
The party, however, Immediately attacked the of
hcers, one OF whom was wounded in the shoulder
by dagger. The consequence might have been
much more serious but for the interference of a
butcher residing in the neghborhood who happen
cd to come up at the moment, and assisted to dis
perse the assailants, having severely wounded
one OF thcm that there is every reason to believe
he could not have survived.
'We understand that there have been found
upon the party taken in the des Prouvaires
sums amounting to $4,000. in gold A great
quantity of gold also seized.
III is likewise reported that a Municipal Guard
was killed in the Marche des Innocens, in at
tempting to stop cart laden with arms. The
Nouvelste (he new ministerial paper) announces
that Poncelct, one of the individuals arrested in
the Hotel des Prouvaires, and who is a decOre of
J"ty, has admitted in his examination, that he
was acting in the interest of the exiled dynasty
Last night four young men were walking in
the Paals Royal, uttcring scditious lanoua0c by
which mob was collected round them TO
prevent further disorders, four police men arrested
these gentlemen
LIVERPOOL MARKETS Our last dates
were to Wednesday, January %. Up 20 that time
the sales OF cotton were about 1000 bales day.
ana the market rather langud, though on the last
day slightly improved by news from the United
States The best prices of two weeks before, be-
ing hardly maintained.
We have to add that the sales of the bust
ness week ending with Friday eth, amounted
to 1900 bales with an improved appearance
on the last days. recovering all which had been
lost.
During the next week lending Feb. 4th) dec
ded Improvement took place, amounting to I'd per
INV Iu"litJJ anu Shsu On low qualities. he
particulars follows: IL, $50 bags Bowels at
3a1 Sd; 2,77l Orleans at 5IdaSd; 40 at SId3 3,5IS
Alabama 1Ba6ld; 440 Sea Island at 9Idal5d; 90
Stained at 7doSId
About 5000 bales of American of common
quallty, have been purchased at 5da5 I'd also some
parcels of East India for shipment With SO
brisk and general demand an advance off Ida Id
has been established the lower qualities Of
American, and OH all other descriptions I'd per h.
The market closed yesterday steadily but with
less urgent demand than the two preceding DAYS
Since the beginning of the year our stock is consi
dcraby reduced, being at present estimated at only
100, whilst at the corresponding period last
year, there remained on hand 22J, 400 bags and
bales.
a steady business continues to be done i'm To
bacco; this weeks sales reach above 100 hhds at
full prices, taken by own and the Irish manu-
facturcrs.
Corn Market.-A moderate demand is expert
cnccd for fresh Irish whcats. OF free American
flour little remains here that is good. Indian corn
is very unsacablc. In grain and flour under the
lock but little business has been done. The last
sale OF flour was a parcel of Sour Virginia, for
which 2ls. per brl. was paid
LondoR, Feb. 6.-Corn Exchange.-The Wheat
Trade, is as usual, dreadfully dull and this grain
may be quoted at decline of 2s per quarter, in
consequence of the immense supply which arrived
last week, the greater part Of which remains un-
sold.
From the Baltimore american Of March 10.
The schooner Cadmus came up yesterday even
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