Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-21
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New YoRiz, March 16.-The packet ship Lewis
Capt. Macy arrived this morning from lIavre whence
she sailed on the 26h of January. BY this arrival we
have received Paris papers of the ? llh inclusive
The oath 10 Nicholas taken at Moscow, with
great enthusiasm, the Cd of January
The funeral procession of the Emperor commenced
from Taganrog the Esd of December with much So
iemnity puInp and grandeur
The following is copy of note addressed by the
Count de Nesserode to the Representatives of the Fo
reign Powers accredited at the Court of Russia:--
Bcng called to the heritage of the Emperor Alex
ander, the Emperor Nicholas also nherits the prlnc-
pies which governed the policy of his august predcces
and his Imperial Majesty has prescribed 10 his am
bassadars ministers, and agents the Foreign pow
TO declare TO them that, marching with all his pow
in the traces of the Sovereign whose loss he de-
plores, he will profess the fidelity TO all the engage
mens contracted by Russia, the respect for all the
rights consecrateG by existing treaties and the same
attachment to the maxms prescryative of the general
peace and the ties which subsist between all the Pow
In return, the Emperor has pleasure in hoping on
their part the same disposition to keep up those ela-
tons Of intimate friendship and mutual confidence
which, established and maintained under the Emperor
Alexander have given ten years of repose TO Europe
TuE GREEKs.--'A member of the Greek Commit
fee at Paris, received letter from AIarseiIlcs from NJ
Piscatori, who about TO sail with the expedition
bound for Greeca The postscript of tie letter thus
coucled:-'We have this moment received intelligence
from Greece, which is believed 10 be authentic Ibra
him Pacha having determined to march upon Corintl,
was attacked on the road by Gouras, who completely
defeated him, and killed 5000 of his men,
hastily
this morning. from the Constitutional Of the eth of
Ianuary--the latest paper received. Taking all the
accounts together, and making due allowance for the
exaggcrao OF the friends the Greeks on the one
side, and the thrcanings and boastings Turki,l ac
counts through the Smyrna press the other, the af
fairs Of the Greeks certainly do look so gloomily
as they did two months ago.
IONfAN ISLES.
CoRFU, Dec 2i.-Twenty six IIyd.iot vessels I'M
der command of h!auls have kept in check during 20
days the entire of the encmys feet stationed off Patras
and often the Turks endeavored TO attempt any
offensive operations often they forced keep
their lines with considerable loss. The delay aen.
dant upon the other Greek fleet in efectng junction
with the IIydriots induced Admiral Miaus 10 leave
the GuPh OF Neupacte, for the purpose of removing,
with all expedition the insignificant difficulties which
occasOned the long detention of the other two divisions
Of the Greek feet at SPczza.
An English packet boat that sailed from the coast OF
Acarnania twelve days after the departure Of Maulis
brought yesterday the news that the Greek fleet
consisting of G7 sail and accompanied by several fire.
ships, had the 22d instant, doubled Cape Papa. lie
adds that the hostile feet preparing tsoperatc
descent Missolongh. The patriotism of the garri-
Of this fortress presents sufficient guarantees 10
ease all fears 10 the fresh enterprises OF the foe
The last communication which we have received
from the Peloponnessus are extremely satisfactory.
Ibrahin PaCba had attempted TO force passage by the
way Of ACrata, but attacked by Londos who
slaughtered great number Of his army, and obliged
him TO retreat 10 his old position. Another corps OF
the Egyptians landed III The time SaIona; but
the valiant Romeotes drove them once more into the
sea- and they hastily embarked, without having gained
the smallest advantage from the expedition.
They write Us from Ithaca, that Vice Admiral Sach
fouris, met on the waters Of Chic two Turkish gaics,
convoyi g twenty transports; that hc burnt one and
laid the other horS de cobw, aud captured all Ire other
vessels. This intelligence is confirmed by letters that
we have received from Calamalo.
CeRPt, Jan. 2.-lbrabim Pacha. after having con-
plecly failed and lost considerable number OF bis
troops in ls march upon Caldgryia and Acrata threw
himself into Neupacte, where be precpitacy embark
Cd board Egyptian vessels, trayer5ed tic gull and
moved upon A1i'solongh Arrived before this place
hc instantly ordered general assaults but the garrison
made noble stand, repul5ed the enemy all points
and obliged them retire TO tie old entertainments
lie Scr7skicr. Rissolongh besicged for several days
from the sea side, began experience the want Of pro
Visions; but no sooner bad tic Greek fleet re-appear
cd, than all the communications were again thrown
open