Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06

ding sNrPl sing the! nave been already considered
anj settled.
Many circumstances make il highly probable that
Russia will not engage IN hostiIities with Turkey ex
cept under some such plantations the causes and
such guarantees as 10 the final purpose of as will s
tsy the other powers of Europe. The general tcndcn-
cy % the present of the Russian Government
Is 10 lessen the power ~! the military force The en-.
pirc II generally has been very feeble in its
nanC resources, aud incapable of extensive wars of
oRence; the Emperor, besides inler!ng the policy of
Alexander is closely united with the Pssian AIonarCl
There does not appear the least probability That un-
der such circumstances he would provoke he po>
of Europe, who ;Ae point of limiting Russia VI it'll
III its present bounds have the most perfect union of
feeling and interests We sincerely hope, that with the
general consent of all, iutcrposon in favour oil
the pe.ishimg Greeks will take place-beyond lat war
Is as Inprobablea as ii would he pernicuus.n
Serious disturbances have taken place at Blackburn
among the labouflug classes An immense number oil
persons attachedtU the power loom factory of Mcssrs
Sykes had completely demolished the windows One
OF the Market coaches assailed with vollev OF
stones which very much dana gcd the rchice and Sc
riously injured several ofte manufacturers. Two par
lies % SuIdcis ordered out and TRANQUILITY laly
restored.
At a meeting of master manufacturers it was resov-
ed TO RAISE The wages of their wokncn as lar as their
/ will admit
Fresh disturbances had occurred in Spain: a conspi.
racy To cvoutonze that country had been discovered
1t said 10 have originated III societies From
I !
that there is in London Directing Revolutionary Com.
mIttee, of which Nina is President.
Lisbon papers are 10 the 9Th of April The Regency
seems per fectly established and the capital and proyn
ces tranquil Sir William A'Couri had an audience OF
The lnfanta, Isabella Maria, the h and offered 10
the existing government the assurance the same sup
port, by Great Britain, winch that of the late king had
received. i large British squad on remained in the
TaguS.
The Swedish government have resolved 10 employ
ooo'ooo r1X dollars IN completing several ships, aud in
repairing the fleet al CaIscrona--viz: 600 in com
pfetng the Charles John: 900 in repairing the Dres-
iighoten and $4,000 in rebuilding the Prince Oscar
All these ships Of TIC line
we scarcely lind paragraph respecting the affairs n
France worth extracting. The for the benefit
OF the Greks would take place the ED of April
There will be 1000 tickets at 90 francs; and goo at
francs. We arc assured that they are all taken and
that several of the performers have resolved to nav for
their places There will be thus 600 francs for the
Greeks for the propreDrs of Vauxai have refused 10
take any thing for their concert room.
Letters from Frankfort of 18th April, state that great
hustle and PerPeXity prevailed on its Exchange; the
Austrian "Metagues" had falls one per cent and the
other pubic funds in proportion. The sudden depres-
SION OF the funds attributed various causes One
runour was that Basanicf's army had crossed the Prrh
and others attributed the decline tie fall of the zen.
ties at Paris. Statements current az Fran ort nj
new Congress TO be held at Cracow All the rcnorls
from Petersburg were luctuatug and uncertain-wa1
IN one our was announced cetan-n another il was
sand that the negotiations would be renewed at uurc
dav.
Papers from st. Petcrsburgh TO the 3lst March, con
tam nothing OF public interest. The Russian army is
looked on with alarm by the Gar An article in the
Journal de St Pecrsburgh, oi 2ls March states that
the Russian soldier is too idle, ard in state OF peace
gives his ear too readily the insinuatio of III dspos
ed and nnovating rcformers. Ii adds that tie govern
nent itself seems now inclined to attend to the subject
and plan IS said 10 be in contemplation to employ those
mcrcenaTies IN Time of peace, works of public utility
rot syllable IS said of the Greeks or Turks in these
papers tle press o! Pctcrs5urgh under two strict
''survei!iancc"
LoNDoN, April &C rman papers TO the 10th inst
arrived this morning. They announce that the Empe
ror OF Austria has completely recovered from his illness
and that he has appeaie ed in Public.
I'eo ocloet--The funds having been in depressed
slate all the morning, with scarcely any thing doing.
Consois have declined to 10. buyers and the new per
cent Scrip TO pm sellers; Exchcquer Bills 10 pm
new per cents 944 o. The transactions in the TO-
reign market have been considerable, particularly in
the South American securities.
pms, April 90 per cents osf. csc; per cents.