Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-16

Viscount Digeon has returned from Grania, |
there he went to have conference with his Ma |
esty, and to persuade him to make some change |
D the form of government. We are assur-
d that his Majesty received in very hand.
ONE manner the suggestions of the General-iu- |
thief
The King of Spain issued, on the 10th of
september last, circular to the Captains Gene |
al OF the PROVINCES, urging them to employ
herr utmost efforts for the formation of Roy alist
olunteer Corps. The Municipalities of the
Inherent towns of the kingdom, are also called
ipon 10 further this object. On the same day,
he General of the Police dccreed that all per-
IONS, OF whatever class or quality they may be
the koyahst Volunteers excepted,) who may
have IN their possession arms of any nature or
KIND, including stiettos, poinards, hunting
knives or cutlasses, and munitions of war; even
to half pound of gunpowder, are bound with
In three days, to give up such articles to the In
tcndants OF Alcaids, upon pain of having dis
obeyed the government of the King. and of
be'nS punished as having made an attempt against
the public security. All those who have been
milIatlalnen, or mountaiu-chasseurs, and have
formed part of the Constitutional battaIions,
called Sacred, who, in pursuance of preceding
Eecrees, have given up their arms, are bound
within three days to produce the receipt of the
surrender OF their arms, or to prove by respecta-
BILE witnesses that they have been surrendered;
~ default of which they will be charged with
u'so6edience, and tried before the Tribunals, as
retaning arms IN contempt of the laws. Every
individual who will denounce to the Police the
houses or other places where arms are conceal
cd shall receive recompense in proportion to
the number and Importance of the arms found,
anu may reckon upon the support of the police.
The King of Wirtemburg has issued an Or
donance, which subjects for FIVE years to the CEN
sorsPip the Journals and Observation-Disclosures
as Wen as all works having only 20 printed Sheets
IN conformity to tue last decision OF the German
ic diet.
accounts from Nurcnburg, state that the
construction OF the Prussian fortress of Coblentz
anu hnrenoreitstem are so far advanced. that all
.ne iortihcatlons are already in state fdefence
ne new forts constructed upon the left bank
OF the thine are finished. These works which
are exceedingly substantial, have cost the Prus
sian HoVernment1 zoo, 900 OF thalers 16, OOO, 900
francs
The Brussels Oracle says:-ssThe members
OF the high nobility of Hanover have becn off
cially Informed that the advanced season would
not allow King George Nv. to come upon the
Cohthent tins year to visit lIs German States.
out that his Britannia aesty intended TO under
take the Journey in the beginning of the summer
of 1895. ''''''
Count O]aroski, who is charged by the EN-
peror Alexander with a special mission to the
Court of London, left Brussels on the 2,,h wifi
his family and suite for London
His Belgian Majesty has resolved that tI,e
Iuty which was levied on the arrival Of ships
Tor the benefit of the school of navigation at Am
sterdam, shall be abolished from the Ist If yan,,-
airy, 1925.
According to census recently taken, St. Pc.
lelsoufgH hasa population of 800, 900 souls, be-
sides I 200 English.
On the 18th of Sept. a Russian frieate. and nm
me following day vessel of the line and a fri
gate OIL the same pation, anchored i'm the bar
oour OF Copenhagen, having come from the
GREECE.
Inc news from this interesting country is
'heering to the friends of freedom, although it
tests chiefly ON the veracity of private letters
he defeat OF the Captain Pacha in his attempt
On Sanos, IS by them amply concerned.
Inc iugsburgh Gazette, of the 23d of Sent
tates' that "a packet which left Corfu on the |
III. arrived at Trieste on the 18th. 1t was i'm. |
nedlately rutnoured that the Greeks had blown
up the vessel of the Captain Pacha. As the
etters from Corfu were not then distribptcd tL;s
Intelligence rests merely upon the assertion of n |
passenger, who stated, that English vessel
yhlch had arrived at Corfu from Missolonrhi.
la4 announced that Canaris had fulfilled the
'ath which he took previous to his departure
rom hydra, and had blown up the Admiral,s
.essel with the Capt. Pacha on board. II is adj
led that Canaris persisted i'm the attemnt-tbus
4
ireeks are filled with joy at this news. which
PROMISES fresh glory ty their country.-Ve are
boxing for the contradiction or confirmation of
his intelligence"
Another account from Corfu ofthe same date.
contained in private letter, SAYS
The intelligence of naval action near Sa-
nos between the Greek squadron and Ottoman /
ieet is confirmed. The Greeks captureed % !
.un boats, 5 briggs Corvettes, and frigate.-
hey also blew up the vessel of the line in which
I've Captain Pacha hoisted the flag.-Durine This |
ction the Samians defeated and cut in piecs |
multitude OF barbarrans who had embarked ON |
ats at Mcale in order to effect a descent mon |
mother point oft the isIandn
The following, says a letter from UIm. of the |
9th OF September, is what appears to be best
authenticated from all that we have been able !
o learn UP TO this datc:-
According to the Captain Pacha,s orders a |
iyislon of the Turkish fleet sailed to the neirb.
'ouriDg coast of Asia Minor to protect the en-
'arhation OF the troops destined to the attack of
'amos a great number Of those troovs were
lready embarked on board the boats; but the
onvoy was not to sail until all the troops shouId
e assembled. Previous to the complete en-
arkatlon OF the troops, division of the Greek
eet attacked division ofthe Turkish, succeed
d IN setting fire to frisate, ami in taking DOS
ession oil other vessels of war and many trans
orts, and likewise made prisoners Of all tho
Aslatic troops that had then embarked The
LaPtaln facha was only informed Of this disaster
t'er '.s coi,sunInatior. 1t does not appear
he Admlrals ship was blown up.n
The Paris Constitutional of the st of Octo
,er, contains adyices from Uln of the 25tb, of
sept. which says that the news from the L.evant
'eginS TO unfoIl itself, although no official ac-
counts OF the events which took nIacn ahout fI,,