Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17

In the last cabinet council of the French Minstr,
me Duke D'Angouleme is said to have proposed tn
adoption of MIR. Huskisson's commercial measures
but lie was successfully opposed by NJ Villee Chan
teaubTiand still attacks this minister in the Journal o
Debats The last article commences with this oracuIa,
uecaration:-A complete divorce has been established
between NJ de Villee and public opnou.n The blows
VI ms assaants, however, only fix the Minister
sun more firmly IN his hold upon power which is mn,
exactly the result that would be anticipated from the
''diyorce.n " ~
he Emperor and Empress of Austria with fine Arch
Duchess Sophia, and the ArcIduke Francis Charles were
making prcpar ation visit Italy The Court vii; no
transferred To Milan for the Summer
An article from St. Petersburg March 1st spo,l,s
Oh hr >annings mission, being connected in the mn h.
lie estimation at least with the affairs or tho GIL
An inpehetra6ie veil, however is thrown over the ne
Soc'atlons pending The Emperor directs every thing
'Sen' ana coniides nothing TO any minister excep-
ing Count Nesseirode who at the head ofhe FOREIGN
department.. 1t is the general opinion i'm that capta
'' Greece to form in future part Of the Europe
an system as an independent power, the Emperor in
concert with his Allies, will to this indie.
Pendence OF the Greeks, except their recognizing
frce given 10 them by the Allied Powers, and under
constitution framed by themselves; but then il is az
uFhed that The English Cabinet is of different opinion.
TURKEY.
Constr1fiaopie, FEB. to l2.--The Sultan has lent
10 the Min, for the service of the state 900 nurses
tat is nine and half million OF pistcrs The Pacha
Oh Egypt has sent to the Sultan five millions. Abdal-
IAN, facha OF Acre, whose pardon hiss been nepociated
for millions has 200 900 pasters Each CONT
nent Is to furnish thirteen millions. Iis said the Sultan
has ordered for the whole year 900 purses to be col
ected by tax. The distress in Asia is so great that
iather prosecuted for debt has been obliged Ia thing
unheard OF among the Aiusselmcn) give kiS daugie
an Pa,cn. poor peasant has been forced TO sell the
ueS on The root OF a house to pay his creditors.
fe0' lo.-Since the lst, upwards of 100 persons of
disuncon, including forty persons belonging to differ
ent corporations in the city suspected of being concern
ed III the plans of the annissares have been sranscd
Inc great people and respectable citizens have been
enolned TO keep themselves armed and to have their
people ready for whatever may happen
req ll-The chief ofthe Market of Malta has been
seized IN the night in his house and put board boat
winch IT Is supposed did not carry him far. Twelve
oustas are spoken Of said to be suspected by the Go
Vernment. Though the Aga of the Jannssaries has
shewn the greatest activity in his duty he was deposed
tins morning at three O'Clock
There are persons who pretend that all this agitation
is only trick of the persons holding the rens of Co.
Vernhen to alarm tie Sultan, who breads nothing so
much as revolution and to attribute these troubles TO
1aHo Facha The same persons add, that the arrest
at Pera OF some young Europeans of the first disnc-
ton by some drunken bIackguards, has been contryed
on purpose that the report of this disorder might the
more certainly reach the of the Sultan. Others
MAINTAIN that the conspiracy is real and that its object
tends TO a complete catastrophe.