Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
FOREIGN INTRnLIGRNcr.

FOREIGN ZNTEEL1GRHgcN.
BY the arrival Of the silas Richards, we are nn1 in
possession of Liverpool papers of the 25th Sent and
London of the o5I.
Greecc.-The English Papers do not contain much
concerning the Greeks, but what there is is cooJ
news. notwithstanding the want Of harmony between
the Government ana the military Chiefs the Turks and
the Egyptians had experienced severe reverses. Even
IN the plain OF Trpolzza where the nature of the
ground favored the operations of dspined troops some
of lbrahins best soldiers were defeated and cut 10
pieces, and II stated that had Colocotron sounded
retreat when he saw 1000 Arabs, with goo cavalry
issuing from hown that body would have suffered the
same iae as the Greeks superior in numbers and
animated by success, equal to the most auda
enterprises Nicctas distinguished himself on this oc.
caslon lie fought for three hours position whet
he was surrounded and at last made his retreat after
doing much execution against The Turks. Gen. Petro.
va, who commands the Arcadans, had DESTROYED two
hunufed Arahs, who escorted convoy of provisions
through the passes of Londar and the capture of the
convoy conI not tail to be severely felt BY the Epyp-
uans at TriPolizza. The raising of the siege of a
thens IS confirmed The Copitani who ni,abt the
mountains OF Upper Phocis, and had capuated when
Redchd PaCha and his army passed throuph SaIono
had raised again the standard of independe6ce The
villagers of Atica who had also famed submission in
order to be able TO &c in their harvest had resumed their
arms, and fallen on the Serasker's rear, which they
mad so seriously annoyed TO have alarmed him for the
safely of Inc army, and induced him 10 retire TO Zeou
nj, where lie could not be cut of. Ii was observed
with satisfaction, that the JanissaIes Negropont had
uOl Win tNeuClld III expedition
Athens, and tllat the Pacha of Eupaa being Jealous
OF his progress had sent him assistance hut kent his
troops, under several pretences within his own govern
ment.
Six hundred females taken by the Turks q, NIissoop.
ghi sold al the slave market at Alexandria at ft2
piece.
1t is said the Pacha of Egypt has offered reward OF
2oooo dollars TO any person who may capture Lord
COclTane, aiiVe.n
The Duke of York has been seriously indisposed and
has undergone the operation paracenesis His Row
al Hghness was, however, better
from all the information collect from the
pnoc journals and from private Sources we are ndu.
ced to believe that the Corn Latcs will undergo revi
SION IN the approaching session of The Parliament
ia0asOn Of Russia by The Pensions. lille all minds
IN the metropolis of Russia seem to have been Ybov
occupied with expected of festiyv ntellirepce
OF no common Importance have been received from Tie
Persian frontier. General Yerrnoof who commands
IN Georgia, had sent dispatches 10 bis Government 10
announce that the Russian territory had in several parts
been suddenly invaded by the Persians
Whether the irruptions complained of were acts OF
ndIvidual MISCONDUCT or encToaChineuts deliberately
resolved upon by the monarch of Persia do not at pre-
sent appear. The best understanding ill very Jatev
suossted between the Courts Of Persia and Russia and
such, we believe, has been the case with very sIioh
cePtons, ever since the year of 1912 when at the pc
ROD OF The invasion of Russia by Bonaparte the war
then in progress, between Russia and Persia was
ply brought 10 conclusion by the good Offices of tic
British Government
The conduct of the Emperor Nicholas on tls occa.
sion has been marked by great prompness of decision
Indignant at The outrage he has sustained General Yer
molo has been al directed TO clear the Russian
frontier, by force of the bofdcs by which it has been
oVeTTun, and at the time he has demanded solemn
satisfaction OF the Schah of Persia, who required
within i've days, TO depose and iuct the most exeppla
~ punishment the chief who first entered the Rus
sian domnions.
The coronation Of the Emperor of Russia took Mace
on Sunday, the 81 of September at the Xremlin il,
Moscow. II great display. The rnnsf sfrl.ino,
gIV Ivre tbo, 8 ~.
Duke Constantine, the elder brother who las ,eDoun
ced his brti-r:gh, and acted as an attendant besoy
ing instead OF receiving homage. He walked on the
right hand Of The Emperor; the other brother e Grand
Duke Michael, being on his left: boil, Of rcn, heinz =
lew icct IN advance of the canopy, very gorgeous az
fair, which was borne over the Emperor,5 head nv his
diamonds. P'''' u
None Of the Ambassadors joined in The procession
OUT a OF them we're present in te church which is so
small tha cuuii not contain than 400 or 500 per-
Sous } ne day was exceedingly fine and nothing what
neral Joy. ~ wv 8
In the evening general illumination took place ard
ue towers and walls Of the Kremlin were wholly cover
ca W lamps SO that all their forms and angels were
oS''Dcuy seen al an immense distance, and The prod-
gous blaze Of light which PLAY cd around the dones and
nInarels seemed 10 be realization Of the delightful i'm
agIDngs-tbe visionary descriptions the tales in the
.lTaJian Nights.
Much has been said and many coniccturcs hazarded
''o POOdoIe oOlcctS MINISTERS bad III view by call
ing Parliament together at earlier period than usual
The following circular, from one who know most about
the matter, will probably quiet the minds Of those WHO
feel so anxious upon the subject
'D01oniaS-Sircef Sept. 7, 1926.
Sir Parliament being summoned 10 meet ON tbe
l4th Of November for the dispatch Of business take
The liberty OF aPPrZiDg you that &c objects which his
MaJestys Government have in view at this meeting are
TO OBTAIN The sanction Of Parliament to the measures
which have been adopted for admitting certain kin5 ~
toreSn Grain for Home Consumption before thew
"ous base been b. la7 rcgolar'~ admissible FER raj