Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-10

but would recall all the English officers nov
engaged in their service, has obtained a written
xonise that the Turks should eyacuate Walla-
cha forthwith, and Moldavia within very short
deiay.-Every thing in the two pfincipalities
wIii be established upon tie same footing as in
l82l, before the insurrection broke ont ,ord
3""giord III the excess Of his joy, announced
That Russian ambassador would be sent to
Constantiaope. Is
.adv'ces from st. Petersburgh, however, THO,
INC russian Gazette, state that the conteren-
oeSa' inc FORMER place, upon the affairs of Greece
nave not mad a satisfactory Issue. England is
opposed 10 the views Of the, Emperor .Alexan.
der, who requires Greece TO be placed Yn,.er
'ne Protecuon OF the European Powers as well
as w ailachia and Nloldayia. England. ON the
contrary, wishes Greece to enjoy the same in
dependence as the ionian Islands. Forti,e rest
says the Hamburger Gazette, we are assured |.
mat however benevolent may be- the views If
the mediating Powers, neither the assent of tho
rorte, nor even that of the Greeks, will reyev-
be obtained. 80.
letter from Odessa of July Sd, in reference.
10 tie evacuation OF Moldayia, state that tbat
par, Oh winch ~ situated upon the Russian fron.
uers VIII continue to be occuped.
| Private letters from SMYRNA draw , 6;,,h,s.,
picture OF the atrocities committed by the Tnrks
against the Greeks, III the isle of T.nedos -
alhui 10 their Old system, they effected :, ,,;.
einbarkation IN other islands, where the inhsh;-
.ants could offer no resistance, aud rave tl,a,,,
ssNeS up ~ every possible excess Sera,4I,
Nreeh refugees at Smyrna, who had re,urr..i
10 Constant!iiope after the re-cstablisb,nsn, ,.e
amicab,e relations with Russia. we're arre..,d
On the 10Th June, aad thrown into the. dab,or,.
prison. s'o' ueotorS
IN consequence of a declaration By the eree,r
senate, authorlsing Greek Captains IN, t~o,, =. -
ene''.es, ana capture allvessels CARRYING prov =
SONS 10 the Turks, several Christian sl,;s,.
lad agreed TO take in carpoes for a.. ps' IIon
tTrSyPt' nave refused TO fulfil their coctrs
! lie same rcfusaEfIas been made. at Cons..nt;.,
PIE, OUT II Is believed that they will b.. cn,,aI,
Gu e. 10 execute their engagements. The Cap,a;,
aGiia threatens the Isle of Irsara with an az
i " ne ihhaoitants are prepared to offer RIO :,
slslance, and even the women have t.la, 49,. s
but the means of attack possessed nv re b.
are terrible. The Submission of G. olocotro,,; ~ Z
! neUreek government is no LONGER ,Innh,Gi (,
lie surrendered the gates of NapoIi 4; Pei.
as a pledge OF his good faitlr and his f.;onJ -
aysseus obtained promise that his life should +.
1 spared. oNouiu De
Extract of a private letter NJ n. ,e,is 49,.
from Constantnopes--"Pe Persons - r. -. = une
at iPsara, relate that the defence - .' 80
uiefe reminds them of the TIMES of tbe ,,l;.'.s
"I" nave taken arms without .ex cent?; :.
'ne aged priests, the women and cr;iirs p'Sls''
snut up IN me castle under the guard of a., Az
dc.th r. a.. Ill VINO is chargedto pu, :bera 10
Il n ". t.,rr-
On the 7th the women received tho - sl -
on IN public, and afterwards entered v;, n..uni-
sign OF confidence into the castle Of deat g ery
,s massacre o. aoic tl,ey hapa g
;sne lost active rsrt in the insnrrecs;on =
w men the Captain Pacha passed before the =
.J.n,,a .ast ear win his fleet they assembled hv
thousands i upon the shore, and invited hin, ~
are determined to die "a tbe, en-. 80
I'VE IN slavery. Some letters mention !, ii .e,,
"@rAatioA of Egyptian troops upon the isle Of
as'9; and we learn from Santonn that I h.s y.
nis~s was heard off that place on the 18th inf
Up 10 the 18th instant the excuses cou,ra;t,";
, a, smyrna by the Asiatic troops had cost the
ne information from London is hut o,,o.
o's'' former advices; but there Is NOT go;
t ,so.e oil news of any Importance. The min,
.ers were fleeing from the heat of the tow "n,
Sn.m;ee "es OF business, into Inc country Tie
spanish Ambassador was to leave n35on a,e
~ TO assume The posi- of Prime Minist..-
to winch he had been appointed. Tte Cah;
mas Geen aeIberating upon proposition 70 d;.
commune their allowances to the Snanjsh In. ~.
ou Ina nave determined 20 continue item 1880
ne IRISH lDsurrection Act is to no ,.;.t,s
ro'" 'he liberties of Limerick. excent ,a
ou 10 Tue South where the late b,,r,,,o 70, -