Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-07
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CAPT. luobs, o ihe brig Commodore Barry arrived
IN ,o"h t's morning ~ the steam boat leaving his brig
ocow al New Castle Capt T. sailed from Liverpool
on The 18th OF January; but he unfortunately ch oil
his papers and letters board the brig which will not
reach the city before evening. Iavinn sion, n t,vo
days at ST Croix, he naturally supposed that all The in
tc'@ence contained III s papers would have been an
ticipated by the Milo which sailed i'm comnapr VIII,
HIM from Liverpool direct for Boston
O"'ng 10 the prevalence of eastcrly winds there had
oeen no arrival at Liverpool for several days previous
10 the SAILING OF the Commodore Barry
The panic" in the money market had nearly caosed
and commercial confidence was m 4 fair Uav of boin
fully re established.
the winter In England was very unlike that in this
country III was unusually severe. So much snow fol-
mat in many parts OF the country, the people had 10
turn out To clear passage for the mai coach
nuy ''5eh,gence OF tar greater moment has been
Drought by captain Tnbbs. 1t is that the rcfluIxc
Constantine has positively waived his claim TO Inc
throne III favor Of his brother Nicholas and t,, ,
latter has been crowned Emperor of Russia Can't r.
mas note from bus consignec stating that hs ncu had
been confirmed BY dispatches received bv the Russ
Minister at London
whether Constantine is TO be King Of Poland mr.
emperor OF Constantinopie, remains 10 be seem
We are indebted Says tho PHILADELPHIA National r,
zette,) 10 Capt. Tubbs, of the brig Commodore Rarrv
'rr Two Liverpool papers, Of the 9th and the other
Vi t'e I'm January, containing few London articles
" Tie 9'n' annex all The matter Of any novelty or
Importance WHICH we have found in them Notb;nr 10
sad OF any Official Intelligence of the rseinnation If
Constantine. o''''" "
RUSSIA.
LIYERTooL, Jan. Ito The yaruc runours of tho
aSSaseiha"oh o Ai:Xauder, succeeded The esnaiv sin
guar story OF the abdiCaon of Constantine IN favour
OF MS brother The Arcbduke Nicholas-The former &c
no" exploited, though the Morning Post has stoutl,
ciunS 10 'hc hoax which was played upon IT, The So
con' had more foundation aud seems now pretty
developed Itappcars that in consequences of the mar
rage OF Constantine below his diony the snccesssion
was changed IN favor Of Nicholas BIZ his own consent
Love trumphed in him, over ambition and he s,orr,
lure was affixed 10 three documents NOT in bc o,e,
ut'li Tue dcatI o. Alexander. they were then oncn
ca out The Archduke Nicholas declined to st,nd ,,o
c against Tie hereditary rights Of his brother and
~ ''"''"e, true TO his engagements, remained at
ne TACT IS, however, that the Imperial Fam
ny nave al taken the oath of allegiance o him ard
"'t NC VIII ascend the throne which of rqbt 3cvoy,s
upon hiHI. RuInours Of a subseopcni abd;caton Iay
hcient authority. 80 VI Guy '"i-
InEEcE.-Lcttcrs from lIod0n. dated An, NJ,
say that "Ibrahn will set out to Gin,
troops OF 5000 infantry and 600 cavalry for r1isso
ong6 and the Turkish feet will, at the Same time
san for the same destination ''''''
oMfHNA' Dec. I've learn that the Crock CIV
{! uneu has required the prnates Of HYDRA and ecz
IT, ~ scnu h'o The Morea the major part Of the forces
~ aye III elr service 10 all in defending il aranst
u,hS' part OF these troops wore sent 10 Napoli
80 " Ut DC marched to Cointh 1t appears that Gov
eminent tears the mutual jealousy of the RorcIiotee
part. 0'' NeeP 'hen d.
I9ranln Paoba has been employed since the disem
oI H9on OIL the Egyptians at Navarino in re orOaniz
s .''s ana IN dividing it into several CORDS We
a'S"fco That one Of these corps will march towards