Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-29

tirely forgot the days of Easter. The death OF
.n's INDUSTRIOUS parsonage is certainly a most ca
iamiteus event for all Greece, and still moro
ianentabic for this city, to which he was emf
hentty partial ofwhich he became a citizen, s:
oil the dangers OF which he was determined per-
Sohaiiy TO Paitake; when circumstances should
require II. HIS muniiicent donations TO this
community are before the eyes Of every one,
ana no one among us ever ceased, or will ever
cease 10 consider him, with the purest and most
grateIul sentiments, our bcnefactor. Until the
dispositions Of the National Government re-
garding this calarntous event be known, by
virtue OF the Decree OF the Legislature, No.
81, ofdatc The 18th of October, it is orJerej
Tomorrow, by sunrise, thirty seven minute
guns shall be fred from the batteries ofthe town,
equal TO the number of years of the deceased
parsonage. 2. All public Offices, including
an Courts oil Justice, shall be shut for the three
following days. 3. All shops, except those
tor provisions and medicine, shall also be kept
smut; and all sorts OF mas cal instruments, all
uances customary in these days, all sorts of fes-
'sSiiy ana merri;nent in the public tayerns, and
every sort oil public amusement, shall cease
CURING inc above named period. d. A general
mourning shall take place for 81 DAYS. s..
funeral ceremonies shall be performed in all
The churches.
A. NIAURoCoRDArO,
GI0RGIO PRAIDI, Secretary.
Missolongii, 10Th April, 1921.
The death of another leading character a
inonS the Greeks, that Of CoLocorRoS, is men
tioned hut that the obituary notice is very DIFF
fcrcnt from that of the English nobleman It's
said that for the last three years he kent IN the
iauics OF ciscord among his countrymcn, and
mas ut last fallen by their hands, but whether
IN conflict or after trial is not mentioned TRi,
intelligence comes from Constantinop!e, via
odessa, and is Of the date of April the nth.
PREVIOUS letters state that the fleet was on the
point OF sailing with troops from that place a
gamstGrecce, but that it was in n very bad con-
dition, aud the soldiers much dissatisfied with the
service. Tho question of the evacuation OF
Nlo!dayia and Wai!achia, is indefinitely adjourn
cd.
SPAIN.
Bayonnc article Of May 4th saws, .sOur
accounts from Madrid are of the Goth The
iirst Executive Commission continues to try an
condemn with the same promptitude as hereto
lore. Two women have been whipped, and a
thifd tarred and feathercd, and promenade
through the streets on an ass. These wonan
mad ISSUED seditous cries. The Apostolic J,
ia is still at the head of affairs. This forms the
real representative government, which It has
been Judged proper 10 give to Spain, for it is
true, that each Chapter has sent Deputy TO it.
Accounts from Cadiz and the euvronssay, that
eXcltes some apprchensions of the yellow fever
which would probably DC very destructive, on
account OF the number of foreign troops.
Aaha'asia, 1t is affirmed, is in 4 state of fer
mentation; the environs ofRonda remain infcst-
ed with Guerillas, who will be reinforced by the
prisoners returning from Franco. The French
troops are much harassed by the forced mar
ches they are obliged to make. Disordershave
been cause iu several places by the Royal Vo-
iuiitEETS. T.,I, a. a,
there had been a smart action between them and
the trenchtroops, the cause of which is not men,
toned. The FrencA have evacuated Carriage
no.
Bayonnc papers OF n later date <ian those
winch give the above statements, viz: of MAY
9t!l, declare that the differences between the
french and the people in Spain were increasing
even IN the capital, where several of the former
had been assassinated. There were frequen
conferences between the foreign Ambassador:
aud the Spanish Ministers at Aranguez on til,
SUBJECT OF Sonth America and the English Am
bassador Is SAID to have waited on the King o.,
the 18th of May, and to have told him, {" that hi.
Goycrnmcnt had commissioned him TO demand
OF SPAN ats Oitimatum respecting America, 6
10 inform him that it was for the last time; ana
that In case no" answer should be made to this
application 1t would find itself under the neces-
sity of Immediately adopting such measures as
1T should judge the most suitable for its own in
terest.n
Paris papers of the 18th of Nav, contain
an Amnesty of Ferdinand the Seventh, accom-
panied with proclamation from his NIajestycail
ing upon his subjects to follow his example, and
"to sacrlicep their 'rese.tm hts & personal
wrongs, for the incompara lie blessings of union
and interna! peace i" Sc requesting them 10 make
''the complete restoration o order in the PENN
suta prelude to the reconciliation between them
and their brethren in AyEcr.ca y The excap-
tons in the Amnesty are principally comprised of
the fo.owin, class ofps sons. The chiefs of th
military instruction of the Isle of Lcon.-2
The members Of the Cortes who detained the
dethroae'ne it # the XII ng at Gca lle.-3, The
chiefs of m Iit,ry inurrections in di!ercat parts
ofSpain, at Mad i'll, &c.-4, The assassns o,
yinneza, the uigcs of E!io, and the authors OF
he 'nassacres in the prisons of Grenada.