Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-28

tioaists.
MADRID, Oct Gilt appears that the in
q"S!'ion IS not To be re established. * is said
Una, assemblies of ecclesastics and law yers are
to nc forne'i in all the PROVINCES; trusiy tribn-
mails, which are 10 prevent the Introduction of
an''-rciis'ous and revolutionary books. An
army IS to be formed OF Royalist volunteers and
eHerl'ohS made TO encrease the soiidity of the
government.
II is declared that the ministry is to be 70.
newed. The police all over the kinr.lcm are
required to furnish the government with lists of
All persons known for their attachment In u,c
constitution. The decree relating. To this sub.
Ject rs loug and very precise in lis require
mems.
The vessels prepared at Ferrol were four ne,,
'F'g'iies ei s. hrst class, intended tn carry from
oU % 90 ghnS. IL was at first reported in Enr-
lanj, that they were destined to ,oin those arm
ing 1t Cadiz, and TO proceed to Hayanna and
t. .tica To Mexico.
run, Oct e8.-Ali tie letters from Spain
contain affecting ncws-ztley speak 0f nuihin..
nut arrests, cnaIcnnatio:ls, and executions.
Fifteen superior officers Of the constitutional ar
my who had capitulatci, were in chanel NJ
Coru"na awaiting the honr OF punishment.
lienerai Contreras, eX-general of Galicia, who
ha' distinguished himself very much by his spi-
nt oil moderation, had been arrested He &c
Y.
The authorities OF Bibsa have done giyino
passports; otherwise emigration would have
les the c:ty quite deserted. The commerce of
oai.t hndero has been quito destroyed, by The
numerous captures made by the Colombian
prfratcers about Cnha.
Papers from Cadiz, 10 Oct. LIST, state that
great anxiety was felt there, on account of ,b.
sa'tihS oil an Algcrcne squadron, with troops
on board, supposed to be intended for q debai k
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GREECE.
Fran the Augsburg Gazette.
From the shores Of the Danube, October 81
inc latest news from the Archipelago, furnish
es reasons TO believe that the cause of Greece
rs secure. II is asserted that a great power
las declared III their favour, and that important
events will take place next spring.
The Jonrnal des Debats remarks that Tur-
key has never encountered similar disasters
surprising things will be published in a few
DAYS.
News from Trieste of Oct. II, speaks Of =
rev victory obtained by the Greeks on the 25tb
ii Sept. over the Turkish Egyptian fleet, be-
tween Patrnos ami Samos.--The Ottonans al
ter their defeat fed - Ahtylen with IS yes
scis pursued by q Greek vessels. All the
NIusse!enen transports, 10 the number of 100
remained at Budrum fell into the hands of
tie Greeks. II Is further stated, that the son
OF the Pacha of Egypt, Isn,ael Glib ral.ar, com
tnander of the feet of his father, and once aid
de camp TO Gen. Grouohy, and :. nephew of the
Dey of Funis, has been taken, together with 8
millions of pastres, which they had carried to
NapoiI di RoInanja. The viceroy of Egypt has
lost his last frigate, which, bore the Adlniral's
flag.
1t is said, however, that the Pacha Of Scutar;
is about organizing corps of Aibanans for the
Porte, and has engaged Oinst Vrione to break
his agreement with Mavrocordato.
CiIHo, Aug. l5.-'Fhe plague begins to lose
ITS maiignity-niaeteen thousand persons have
died ot 1t between the commencement of March,
and the l3!h OF June. among them were many
Fra nks. The Pacha has been all the time at
Alexandria, in quarantine, and The principal
persons of the city followed his example. The
Turks re: in To or ct tho iatalism, and lake
precautions against the disease.
ALGIERs.
II. nj. Frigatc Pheion, Capt Stuart, arrived
at Southampton, from Malta, brough. Dispatch.
es OF very great importance from Sir VIM
ACoart, 10 the ng! ish government This
SHIP had stopped successfully at AIgiers, Gi-
bratar and Lisbon. The Latch squadron had
Just left Aigicrs, the Admiral having failed in
his efforts to obtain peace with the Barbares-
CUES, on proposed Condition of paving tribute
IN future. The Dcy, however, in his high es-
TEEN for the Datch King, has granted three
months for him to choose peace or war.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The contractors Of thc Spanish Loan, of 1921
and p, have had the tii3agrecable task of an
nouncing once more, TO the holders of Spanish
Rentcs, thai they received no funds for the paw
ment OF the six months ending on the LIST of No
ye'nber next. The circumstances attending
ihs, are too notorious to require any explana-
ton. The contractors have notified the public,
that soon as they see apy chance of success
they will do every thing 90 render justice to the
holders.
in all parts of Spain things have reached such
point of disorder, that great excuses prevail
every where. The poverty of the finances in
creascs daily. The products of the octrois and
custom houses is hardly sufficient for the ex-
penses of the Kings Household.
Portuguese apostolic Junta, il is said, is TO
be established III Madrid, to cooperate with the
one already established there by the Spanish.
OprssA, Oct 1O.-'The news from CONSTANT
NOBLE ofthe 2d, announces the unhappy influence
which the change of the grand wiser will have
upon the relations OF the Porte with the chris
tan cabinets. Although the RIGS EGendi con-
forms pretty well to the language of the new
minister his moderation will be fatal TO him, and
1t IS not believed that he will long retain his
place. The new grand Vizier approaches near
or every day, to the uDconciliating system of
the late DsciiaDib Effenji. NJ. de Minziacbi
is not in haste to exhibit his official character as
he had before shown it., and has signifed that
he shall look for the evacuation Of Moidavia,
which has not yet been effected Under such
auspices il is tIIat Selim Pacha commences his
Office of grand visier. In the mean timc the
Porte receives only the most dispiriiing ac-
counts from the Archipelago, concerning which
she keeps the most profound silence.
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