Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

t Austrian funds had as rapidly dec lined
a new tragedy, entitled Davcs,.u. o
HaHGn LoUe. had been brought out q
Covent Garden Theatre. 1t is .oundcS
on Schiller.s "Cabal and Love" ard wa!
well received.
There had been general concentration
of the Austrian Amy in the province.
adjoining the Turkish frontier, which hac
caused some sensation. Il was stated al
Vienna that this measure had been reader.
ed necessary to prevent the extension O!
the plague, which existed in the Turkish,
provinces bordering on Austria. This
new SANITARY Gordon" may likely lead To
the invasion of Turkey, and the overthrow
OF that government. A similar concen-
tratlon, by another of the ..legitimates, -
it cannot be forgotten, led to the sulyer-
sion oil the constitutional system in Spain.
From Stockholm we learn that oDin-
ions were much divided as to the secret
motives by which the King was influenced
i'll recalling his son. the Prince Oscar.
from the Vice Royalty of Norway The
reason assigned was, that he wished his
son, by residence at Stockholm. to ac-
quire more profound knowledge of the
affairs of the two Kingdoms of Norway
and Sweden.
The Emperor Alexander has apDro-
priated 10000 roubes for the relief of
wounded and disabled soldiers. The
Lord High Chamberlain Of Russia had
arrived at Marscil'c
STILL LATER.
| BY the packet ship Ho,card, Captain
n III oil
from Havre, Paris papers to the 10th
December are received.
The English funds on the llth Dec.
were quoted at 3 per cents. 94ii; consols
for account 94a-Sa reduced 100 7-a-
Bank shares G3l.
1t is announced from Smyrna, under
date of 9Th November, that Ibraham
Pacha had taken the command of the
llcet of the Captain Pacha. One divi-
sion OF the Grccian fleet had received
orders to proceed for the Morea, and to
remain there during the winter. The
Pacha, it appears, had addressed me-
mortal TO the Divan, iustifying his con-
duct IN the late campaign. Its curious
that the same reason is alleged for the
loss oil this that was for that Of the last.
! A letter from Bayonlre of the ID Dec
states that all the French troops had ar
rived on the banks OF the Ebro and that
the head quarters will be established at
Nittoria The French army in that quar-
ter OF Spain amounts 10 10000 men
| This appears TO be confirmed by other
accounts.
An account Of I-afavetie's visit to the
United States has been published in Pa
rs In volume Of some size.
! he MmoriM B0rdriuis under date of
! Madrid. ID December, state that some
troops destined for Havana, bad embark
ed, and that the vessels bound for Cuba
would sail as soon as the rest had en-
barked. This small expedition is said
to have been fitted out for the reinforce
mcnt OF st. Juan de UlIoa.
The King of Spain, by the same &C
counts, appears to have given orders for
the armament of two irigates built at
terrol. The necessary funds for that
purpose have been advanced, and il ap-
pears that these two vessels are des:in-
ed for the South Sea, for the assistance
Of the Royal armies in Peru
! The Morning Chronicle Of the ilth
December states, there is no doubt the
English ministry had taken notice Of
South American affairs in previous
cabinet council. 1t is not supposed that
any resolution has been taken unfavour.
able to the independence Of Colombia,
Since the English interests are 50 closely
identified with those OF the new re-
publics.
The Augsburg Gazette announces that
the .aganS If some districts of Romelia
have received orders from Constantine
pie to repair without delay to that CAPT
| tai, to attend the Grand Councils about
TO be held there, for The purpose of deli
berating upon the critical situation Of the
Ottoman Empire.
y private letter states, that ministerial
conferences upon the affairs of Greece
are frequent at Vienna, but they wculd
not assume a decided character till after
the arrival OF StratEard Canning. the
British minister, who is expect ted to bring
communication from his government.
which has for It's object the maintenance
Of the integrity Of the Ottoman territory.
and, at the same time recognition oil
. the independence Of Greece.
A most distressing and melancholy
event has occurred at S.. Pctcrsburyh.
occasioncd by the OVERLOOKING of the
Ncva, in a hurricane. The bodies OF
Sepeu Thousand persons have been found
in the houses, and eight thousand persons
are still missing-Nearly all the provi-
sions Of the capital have been destroyed,
and, as the winter is at hand it is to be
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