Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-07

session of Parliament, for improving the condition of
| Ireland
Majesty has the satisfaction of acquainng YOU is n
course of gradual and general characterization adj
yancement mainly to be attributed that estate tram
Quity which now happily prevails throughout all the
! Provinces of Ireland.
Gentlemen IF The House IF Commons:
His Majesty has directed the estimates for the ycr 10
be prepared and aii before you.
They have been framed with anxious desire 10
avoid expenditure beyond what the necessary de-
rnands Of the public service may require
His Majesty has the satisfaction of informing YOU
that the produce of the Revenue, in the last year has
uiy justified the expectations entertained at the
IncnCement of it,
! Ny Lords aa.d Gentlemen:
His Aiaesy deeply lanents the injurious effects which
inc late pecuniarv crisis must have entaed upon many
branches OF the Commerce and Manufactures of the
United Kingdom.
But his Majesty confidently believes that the tempo-
rary check which Commerce and Manufactures NAV at
tins moment experience, will under the blessing of Di-
vine Providence, neither impair the geat sources of on,
wealth, nor impede the growth of national prospertv
GREECE.
! TtNTE. Jan. t2-( Prjcatc corresDondeacc.l- The
Greeks rising with energy worthy of the rlori-
Gus days when they proclaimed The reign oftle Cross
while some ambitious dsseners have, far from the field
OF battle, (where they SHOW, temsclycs,) been in
'rieunS with strangers and demanding master for
their country aliaous and Sakours irnmoralizns
the glorious flag which cred with The venerable.
symbol OF our redemption The 3h of this month Ig
vessels of war; belonging TO the feet ofthe Captain Pa
cha. were taken, burnt or thrown upon the shore of
LoiIa, near Msso!ongh and the remainder of the enc
my's ship have taken refuge under the guns of the
castles OF LaPanto and Patras. Our victorious IeIle
mans are cruising at The top ote promontory Araxa
IN sight OF the land and armies the inies who
seem struck with terrier ibIahm Pacia whose roons
have been successfully beaten on the northern side az
the Peoponnesus, and at the assault Of Nsso!onphi
seems to have lest his courage and 10 be in very un
easy position.
We do not yet know how TO explain The enbarrass-
ment OF The Pacha OF tac egyptians. Some days since,
IL was SAID that Coocotron had made two fuitlss al
tack upon rpoiza, and hat This place had since been
closely biochaded. The paitisans of the Turks in
Lane, who could not deny these facts consoled them
selves by saying, that the Egyptian garrison OF Trino
MIA winch was 250O men strong, well disciplined and
provisioned, and had Austrian and French artlerists
who were enrolled By Generals Bower and Iiyzop
might hold out all winter, and that in the spring il
would DE relieved by fresh troops from Egypt Thew
were living IN this hope, when letters from The continent
brought us the information of the taking of Tripoli,zo
winch happened On the night Of the 27ih-23h of De-
cemher Colocotron reinforced by four companies Of
Idctt'ans, taken from Colonel Faber's regiment hay
ing blown up one Of the gates of Trpoza threw him
sell INTO the place at the head of 1000 Greeks-Tbc
combat was obsnatc-ihe Egyptians and the negroes
from Dariour, thrown into the castle situated on =
height were burnt alive there by order of Colocoroni
IN retaliation for the churches they have burnt the
monks and priests they have mariyred and the women
and children they have dragged into slavery Thirty
sXtoreIgn officers, who escaped the flames have been
spared io time TO he marched and shown from village
10 VaGc as lnaInons aposates, who, forgetting their
ute OF Christians have enlisted in the service of the
turks, and shared in ali their crimes We presune
tla those among these miserable beings who survive
tls species of expiration, will be tro,vn into the first
ship which will take the charge of transporting them
POLAND.
WARS wv, January 2l.-Our CITY enjoys an outward
trahqnIiy out the silence of the authorities and letters
from Russia make we'll informed people uneasy 1t is
said that the of Prince fapuchin President of the
IouncH OF State, is one of the persons arrested at Pc
terSburgh, and that Prince Ohoieski has ayowed him
sen me author OF the death OF the brave NiloadowtcI.
No Pole is implicated in the least in this plot where
so many great russian names figure The army of the
SCUM does not yet appear 20 have altogether submitted
IL is sai that several corps have refused 10 take ths.
oath to The new Emperor. There is report that CO.
Ioe' VINO was haTanguIn9 his regiment 10 induce them
10 take the oath, was killed with sword by major OF
''e same regiment member undoubtedly of the grand
conspiracy. This major has thrown himself into the
city OF Kew where lie is blocladci. This news Is
perhaps the same that of The rebellion of Nliouravef
This chief wished perhaps to take possession of Kiew
which has some ancient Qualifications but il is known
French Editor
IONIAN ISLANDS.
CORFU, jan 81 Pirate correspondence libra
"Im Paca, after having three times underworld to adj
vance from Patras into three different parts of he Pc
!oponess, beaten all Sides and obliged TO return
INTO that CITY he loss he las suffered in different en-
SaGenents with the Greeks was considerable and espe.
cay near the Vil!ge of Acrea, where are assured
that he lost two thousand Seeing the impossible
MY OF succeeding in his projects, he despatched 10 Sa
iona body of troops order to take possession of the
isilhuS Oh Iornth and open communication with CO.
rinth Patras and TripoIza, and TO come to the asss
lance ofhe last named city, which in great danger
0u' the troops OF hrabn having been beaten at Sao-
ha' were Obliged to renbarE HEY attempted to reach
Two points called Aspra Spia and PentIe Iitharia but
beaten again by The Greeks they returned TO Patras
Ior'hm afterwards with body of troops TO Cri-
oner'' ana 'ai ched toward Nissoough when lie made
an assault, which had success and returned TO Pa
tras.
Ihenumber Of regular troops in the Morea increases
every day. hey amount at present 10 5000 men. IL
nd ny flc nd of
HSrc All The Greeks appear disposed now TO become
dscPhned having been instructed by the rude lesson
''gy nave lscYeo rom the Egyptians
make part of the executive body. The troops WHO
guarded Hydra and Spezzia have passed into the Mo-
Tca' As TO luPolza, we know that CoIocotroni has
already made two assaults upon that place. but unsuc-
cess!uiiy-he IS preparing TO attempt tl.ird. They
write from Zante Dec, ST. tha with tle assistance Of