Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-26

The public exercise OF the pupils OF the Deaf
and Dumb School, announced for the Goth inst.
is postponed to tho 4th of March, as the hall
will be required on the former day for the cleo
ton.
Pans, Feb. IL.
The Augsburg Gazatte contains the following
intelligence of the 10th ult from Smyrna: ssWe
have been for three weeks in the greatest alarm.
The Greeks are masters ofthc Gulph, andm most
of the vessels have postponed their landings, be-
cause there is no longer security in the waters
of the Archipelago. The intelligence of the
loss of the fleet coming to the sucCour
of SMYRNA, has produced deep impression up-
ON tho Turks, who regard this event as chas-
tiscment of Heaven. If this news be found true,
it will augment the courage of the Greeks, and
render our position more dangerous"
Extract of a private letter of the 9th inst.
from Pcrpignan:-ss The monlxs continue totrou-
bic the public tranquility in Catalonia.-At
Campredon they commanded fctcs & thanlSsgiv-
in"s for the establishment of absolute power,
for four days, beginning with Jan. 3ist. During
those days many harangucs were delivered to
tho populacc. On the Sd inst. mob went to
a manufactory, and destroyed all the buildings
aud machinery, which constituted the entire
fortune of the proprietor. AT Figueras, also
there has been disturbance, aud Gen. Monk
d'Uzcr was under the necessity of interposing
his authority to restore orqlcr.-The estates be-
longing to the Monks, which had been sold or
Sophisticated during the Constitutional regime,
thaye been rcstured to them at Barcelona. The
public force is employed to expel the occupiers
or owners, several of whom have protested a.
| gainst the measure"
Extract of private letter of the Goth ult
from Odessa-''Accorling to letters of the 18th
inst from Constantnoplc, the new Grand vi.
zier Galib Saida-Efendi, has not yet entered
upon his functions; it is said that he is very ILL
cd. Some persons state that he has met will
strong opposition in the Divan, on account o
his mild and conci!iatory disposition. The di
plomatic body are dissatisfied with this turn o
affairs. 1t Is conjcCturcd that his successor
will be Hayard i}ey, who was cxilcd bv Halet
Efcndi, in 1921. We are assured that Lore
Strangiord has been authorised to continue hi
mediation between Russia and the Porte"
PARIS, Feb. 90.
TWAS reported at Bordeaux, three days since
that the duke de San Carlos, ambassador o
Spain at Paris, to repair Immediately t,
| London, OH an important secret mission.
The Madrid papers received to day, continue
to maintain the most profound silence on the at:
fairs of the Provinces, while tranquility is fal
| from being established. Private letters assert
that armed bands traverse Andalusia and l..
Mancha-that Gallicia is not tranquil--and tina
n tumult had taken place at Valencia at the
time they were to execute two members o
the late Cortes, who escaped i'll the confusion.
| The question OF the amnesty is not yet settled
1t contains, we are informed, so many cxeep
tons that it will be of little use.
MADRID, Feb. 31st
The King has ratified the treaty concluded OF
the 5th Jan. with France, relative to capture
made during the late war.
Extract from Havrc Price Current, Feb. els
Cotton-sales of Jpiands, ut If. 10, to Is; N
Orleans, 90 l-2 to IS i-2; Alabama and Ten
nessee, If 10 to i5-priccs barely maintained
and not expected TO advance without improve
ment in England. Coffee, dull, stock very larg
and no prospect of irnproving--St. Dom. 8Ot
Havana 10 to If; Mocha If. 30 to 80. Ashe=
Pearls, 46 10 Aft Pots, 48 10, steady; Bari
13 to 19E duh, Indigo, Guat. and Caracas, ct
OF. %, looking up. Tea, stock heavy, and ma
ket duff. Campeachy wood, so to 10, sale
Tobacco, nominal. Rice, Car. 81 to %, dull.