Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-04

he shore, they were ovcrhauled by boat from
Inc British atccOnmandcd by Lord Spencer,
Who took Mr.. Is. on board. Lord s. then sent
messenger TO the consul demanding the re-
ease of the captain from confinement, which
,rder, according to the accounts received, the
consul declined to comply with. The British
Captain himself, with officers and marines, then
proceeded TO the consulate, and forcbly brought
away the captain of the English merchant ship.
a shot tower, $50 feet in height, was lately
destroyed in Derby, by fire.
The woollen mill of Nicssrs. Candy 6, Sons,
ut Kendall, has been destroyed by fire. The
damage was very heavy. Between and 5000
hands are thrown cut of employment.
The papers announce the death of Thomas
Jones, the Welsh Bard.
1t appears that the French Government is
friendly TO an attempt 10 raise money for rerdi-
nand of Spain, without recognition of the
loans Of the Cortcs, and consequently, at the
expense of national and individual honesty.
y private letter from Paris states, that in the
event ola Congress Of the Allied Powers, the
fate of Gre zee will form a leading subject OF
discussion. II is believed that the recognition
Of the indep tndencc of Greece will form the
basis of this discussion, and that the only diff
Guilty will be the choice ola sovereign, the Allied
Powers having all put forth pretensions to this
dominion.
SCCOTtiit. I'D auNlCCS from f1anOurS 10 inc
10th. inst. in the north of Europe the winter
seems tn have been returning. In the begin
ming al this month SO heavy fall of snow ac-
co'npanied with frost, took place at Gottingcn,
that the people drove about in sletIrcs.
Mr.. Matthews, the Englishnan, who was ia
ken prisoner with tho unfortunate Ricgo, and
conveyed to Madrid, has arrived in London,
having hcen claimed by the British Govern
.ncnt.
CoJn Exchange, .fprH 12.-IIaving but few
buyers in Attendance at our market TO day, the
trade, generally, was cNtrenIelyd dull; and prices
for wheat as also other kinds of grain, may be
quoted the same on Monday. Very fewbaes
have been effected the top price of flour is fixed
at Cos per SACK
ComIo,iore Bul!cn is gone out TO the coast of
Africa, with extended instructions for the sup
preston cf the slave trade, founded on the le-
giSlative measure introduced into tue House by
Mir. Canning, by Which ca;,taips carrying slaves
are declared pirates, and are liable TO suffer
capita. punishment.
Mr.. Bla1ricre, the active and intelligent d
gent of the Greek committee. embarked last
week from Portsmouth,, the bearer of forty thou
sandpounds TO the brave aud struggling Greeks.
SoR,nm,ton Chronicle
LITERARY CURIOSITY.
Oncof the passengers Just arrived in the Lord
Castlereagh East lndianan has brought will,
him translation of Tic New Testament in the
Chinese language, written or engraved OH the
slips OF leaf or plant OF tree, strung together
GREECE.
Letters from Missolongli state, that the
Greeks on hearing of the preparations at Con-
staC;noplc for the invasion OF the Niorea, i'm
;nc;'iatcly despatched European Engineers to
the north OF the Isthmus c: Cc-irth, to form ct
| cnlrerchcd camp for the purpose of offering ar
c!lcctuai resistance. Eng ncers are also occu
pied in raising Notifications OH the side Thcbcs
AMI on all the principal mountains. BY the
| same cilacnci we learn, that upon the receip
| Conformation that the Captain Pacha was abot,
| to set sail from Constantincp!e with large DO
dy Of troops for TIE relief of Patras, the Gresk
sent reinforcemeutS 10 The blociSading army, wit
positive instructions to carry the place by as
sanlt in the event ofthc TURKISH Governor still
| refusing to caPtulatc. Among these reinforce
| ments arc several distinguished English, Frencl
and Polish officers.
THE PACIA OF EGYPT.
a vessel arrived at Marseilles from Alexandria
which place sac quilted in tile be ginuing of March
brings Information that, at that time, every thins
was tranquil in Egypt and that the Pacla, what
ever might be his intention towards the Porte
had returned from any overt act OF ind pend
AUGSBURG, April /.
We have seen letters from Pcra OF the 10Th, Ill,
ana l2th March, the contents of which afford bu
little hope that the Porte will accede to the de
mands of Russia, and enable NJ. Minziacky TO full
iii his mission. The famous Dscha nib Ehcndi known
as the head OF the Auti-MoScovitc party, has all
once resumed his influence the members of the
Dvan, who, since the 9th of March, had held en-
tIaordinary meetings which were not terminated on
s''e l2th, when the courier set out for Vienna 1t
Is athrmed, that il principally in the sitting OF
fh' tth. that DSChHuib Efpuli cln III
hemcnce against the policy of the European Pow
ers, and succeeded in bringing over the majority OF
The Diyan IN his opinion. Accordingly, since that
time nothing talked at Constantinople but
extraordinary icyics, and y the march of 100000
men to reinforce the army caromped on the right
bank of the Danube. We learn that the Ofirc Of
Foreign Affairs Vienna has rec lived the same in.
formation from Baron Otenfcls the Austrian Inter.
nuncio. Prince Metternch iinmc lately made q
communication to the Russian Senator, N. dc Ia.
hScheii with whom he has had some long conferen
ces. After which NJ de Tatischef dispatched al
extraordinary courier to ST. Pctcrsburgh"
SAEEaI, April 2.
yesterday Tortar arrived at Belgrade, who
came in seven days from Sores, and brought to the
relations of the Greek, who re confined in the lat
ter city, the agreeable news, that the iyrannica
A5oulobut, Pacha Of Saionichi, is exiled and tina
MS gove:nme IS given TO the new Sera skier Der
WISH Pacha, who Is Il mild anI moderate man; ant
49, '''~e'"'|iJ ST ~ ltOsltN all me innOCeD
Greeks who were under confinement.
Letters direct frnm Colitan,inope down to the
2lst March, have been received at Belgrade. They
speak OF a solemn audience rivca By tie Refs EEcn
dii1 the Russian Charge d fairies.
Other accounts from lnstortinopie saw that NJ
Mnziacky, has succeeded in cct,juc the diffcul;c.
removed which had arisen respecting the Custom
House duties on Russian Commerce"
ALGIERS.
Extract OF letter from Il, agent; 70 IIovl's :.
Narcotics, dated the 9th ins, The Racer, cut
ter, arrived here last night let Algief5 on the 3Oh