Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-31


'ns al ipsara has been received here, and has
raised The courage of the Musselmen, to
winch the news of the events at Alsirrs has
contributed. There is scarcely any body
here whether Moor or Turk, tha, does no,
consider the English as defeated"
PETERSBURG, Oct. 80 We hear, that in a
lew days, goo pounds, or 5000 pounds Of gpid
are expected mere from the gold mines in the
government of Ural, par, of which belongs
To the crown, but the greater part to private
persons. 1t Is said, that the latter, in part,
cease working their copper and iron mines,
beca use the washing for geld is so productive
Panied Iea.-Comnon bOhea tea, worth
about three ar four shillings per pound, is slit
ed, and the largest reserved for painting as il
IS called. Dutch pink and Prussan blue is
finely wdercd anh united together, which,
forms green powdvr-tbe tea aud color are
put INTO a looS bag, aud gently shook back
ward ANA forward by two persons until the
tea becomes charged with sufficient caOur 10
assume the appearance of fine bloom hysou,
a ii Is then sold for eight or ten shiiings the
pound occasionally tsr leaves uf The black
current tree rolled, dried and broken int o
ine pieces. which imparts peculiar and
agreeable flayonr. The Economist.
From the london Star, nov. 81
MADRID, Oct. 2O.-The,r majpsties and
royal hshntssrs remain at The royal palace
u: The Escufiai, and are in good health. Yes
to-day evening at a quarter before six, the
in"si srlene inianta her royal hishness Donna
Mtria Francesca, was happily delivered of a
lr'Gcc, who was baptized by the name of
ferdinand Maria Joseph.
Engi,-i Opera House Mr.. Mathews, who
had been driven from home by the summer
performances at this theatre, has Gene back
Ia cheer his friends for few evenings His
i'r'P 10 .4n.ericn was described with as much
si'irIt and comic effect us e,e err, and was
warmly and universally appiAuI1d through
oTl.
~, From the Liverpool Advertiser, Nov 81
Ii" L"ndon Courier. had in The early part
III the week, apassage which, If we are TO un-
d"rstand it as official, would intimate that
government are not Yet al all prepared for tie
measure Of the recognition of the indepen-
dence uf Colombia. The arrival of Col
Carnrbr!!, The commissioner with a report
acknowledged e. BE- favorable, was vet th..
occasion O; The C"urier's writing this passage.
Until the war with the rnyaiisls in Peru;
therefore. is perfectly and fortunately ended
government are not prepared To take any
lurther steps towards The recognition of any
% the pew South American states.
Some Of nur readers have, doubtless, seen
the verses published in Mrdwin's Journal, (and
there IN some measure ascrhed IL Lord By-
ROM entitled, Tie Burial Of Sir JOHN Shore
rms ode has been since claimed b, several
persons. One drnl claims il for a friend al
ms, deceased. who ihe friend says, to his o,v,t
hno'cfrds'e composed II ericmpore. The true
author appears to ne Dr. Mai shall Durham
VII" claims II by letter in the Courier, in such
a manner, and by such circumstances, as
leaves 10 doubt "f!hr Justice Of his claim.
Dir Walter SCOTS fiue old stag hound.
niaiut. winch has been Introduced into sryrr-
al "i the portraits u! hat distinguished person,
ara lew days since. Same months ago
an efjSy of the nellie animal was plarr,i a,
ne door of the principal entrance to Abb,is
lord and he has been burird below il, with
the following epitaph cur on lhe eigy
Made rnaTn,oren jaces sub imagine, Mazda,
d'f j"'ua"' D'ntini SIT fbi terra levi,
ODESSA, Oct. To- According 10 ACCOUNTS
from Consantin0pe of the 81 last th. i'll
Consequences Of the deposition Of Ghalib
facha began t" manifest them selves IN n
manner very unpleasant 10 The Diplomatic bo-
dy and II was even believed that The able,
ard moderate Refs Ell, nii would moi long r.-
tain ms post. though tie Is said 10 have express
cd sentiments quite opposed 10 the ancien,
system.
The R''s Effendi replied TO NJ Minziackv.
nat IN" orders for ilie Immediate evacuation
~ N;"'uhV'a, on the personal responsibility of
"a H"sp"dar St"urdzr, were finally given.
reputation Of G. esce The actual popnla
ton ct Greece according "a the most exact
calculations, a"n taking middle estimate be
tween The different valuations which have
been made, amount 10 four millions. Half
I've "n terra fFma; million in the Mnrea
ami Nfgr2p"n' ; and million IN she !-les.-
rms population, il is true, is composed Of
dreek%, Turks. a b 'nians, Jews and Franks
put u my b." with certainty calculated
That The true Greeks compose three qlar-
rrs OF i ; and in adding 10 them those VINO
I'VE in Asia, Europcan Turkey, Rnssis, and
Germany, the total population of the Greeks
may still, without exaggeraiion. be- rated nj
'onr millions. The population of ancient
Greece was not more numerous.
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