Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-24
FOR ERGN.
LATER FROM LONDON.

BY the packet ship Hudson, Captain Morgan,
at New York from London, the editors of the
Commercial Advertiser have received files oil
London papers to the Is IN of July inclusive
ENGLAND.
The third reading of the Scotch Reform Ri
passed the House OF Peers on the I3,h.
The adjourned debate Oh the motion for leave
| TO bring in n bill to make the Communication of
IL hes in Ireland compulsory, was resumed on
tie 1911, wien the motion was carried i'm the
Affirmative, by "A majority of 1872.
"The question of the Russian Dutch loan had
produced much interest. 1T was debated al
great length in the House of Commons and
decided on the 18th, that England. having been
"A party to the separations, must bear he injury,
il any was 10 be produced in consequence.
Another had been made to censure the minis
ters, which fniled.
The Times says 1T is understood, that ms
soon Don Pedro shall have landed and es-
Iah!sbed government in aGy part Of Por,u-
gal, that Government will he rcrogniZ.d by
this country, the Government de facfo OF Don
ma Maria, whose ii le to the throne has already
been recognized, and. in fact, has yer been
disputed Ivy any hut Don Miguel aud his par
y."
1t was reported that the new expedition TO
Africa was to leave Liverpool on the 18Th
1t consisted Of The brig Coumbne, l7O ions, aud
Of the Guerra and Elbunka steamboats
Sir Walter Scott had arrived at his seat at
AbhotsfoId, to which place he wished 10 I've con
yeyed.
The third reading of the Irish Reform Bill
was fixed for the 18th,
On the question of continuing TO pay the in
terest Olive per cent, with n sinking one OF one
per cent, in payment of CERTAIN portion IF the
loan duo from Russia, pursuant TO the treaty ot
of 1915, Notwithstanding the separation OF
Holland and Belgium, the ministers after long
debate, on the 18th, found themselves in a ma
jOrny Of only 46; which, the Albion says, was
no more than the number of those WHO h ID p
peCuniary interest in keeping the ministry IN
their places.
IRELAND.
The continued aud Increased Disturbances in
Ireland, have induced tie British Government to
send to that country four additional regiments.
viz the 18th, S5tb, Doth, aud DIST The SO,h
regiment had previously been seut off Itis nj
so added that n battalion Of the guard was 10 he
sent off in IA few days.
In consequence Of we'll combined copspira
cy cobtrived Ivy the Directory Of Dublin, 10 rem
der ubortive all legal remedies Ser the colccrioo
uf Iibes, "a circular letter was addressed by the
Lord LleuieuUnt's orders, on the i1tl To Ill fine
Magistrates at Petit Sessions IN Ir, land remind.
lug them that all assemblagcs Of persons calcu-
aied from their appearance to excite alarm " ere
criminal and UDiaw lrl , aud that meetings CON.
vened strictly Tor legal purposes might be so
conducted as to acquire tho character Of ILLEGAL
assemblages. The Magistrates were called mn.
on to suppress them, and TO bring the guilty. TO
punishment. The Dublin Newsletter SAYS
Government have acted quickly on the ;,,
structioDs contained in The above documen,
Already have the sell-cOnstituted meetings held
at Mas, TipperkieVan, Atbgoe, Ardrass &C.
been dispersed. Yesterday ops was 10 have
been held Tor the same illegal purposes at RIon-