Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-13
Yoh. III.-No. 40.

British grain.n PRICE Oh
Yesterday being the day fixed for the celebration of
ms "aJeSiy's Birthday, MIR. Secretary Canning enter
tanned ut Dinner the whole of the Diplomatic Rodv
resident tn this country, consisting of The Anstr;,'
rehch, n ettIerand and Portuguese Ambassadors ~,
HeusSan Charge d'Atares, the Prussian Swedish
Neapohtan, Colombian, and Brazilian Ministers Tie
Danlsh Hawaiian, Saxon, Buenos Ayrean and RIeyi
can Charges d'Aaifes the Secretary of Lepa,ion m ,
oh,'ea states together with the Count de Villa Real
anu other distinguished Foreigners. There were ,o
present, the Duke OF Devonshre, Mr. Gordon his Ma
jsits Envoy 10 Brazil, Mr.. Planta Lord Howard ia
w .'Iden, ana Lord Clanrcarde. Mr.. Rufus King Mi
@ % ne United States prevented from attending
by nj health.-E Courier 2Jtl
" uuerS'ahd orders have been given TO prepare
e If0"eeSof a, to convey the Duke of Aevonshir.
auu MS nooie companions the Court of 81 Petersbur
tis Grace is expected 10 proceed uDon his en,hss -
about ten days. The noble Dukes horses carriages
anu fetnue OF servants, proceed TO Russia IN =,
transport. "
BiactbUfn .4prii % 1t was my ipto,,io, q, 49,,
written you, last night description of The confusion
"h'cn Is now gong ON here, but to attempt a minute
description Is impossible. You are aware that in tI;s
"e noourhoou we have dense mass of popuIation
whch are all 10 Commissions hunger it IS true Will break
'"tough stone walls and unless something be verv
specially done 10 relieve starving comnunitv 1 fear
consequence viii be awful indeed; the wenvers seem
10 gather strength and il appears, are more and moro
on 'he destruction OF the power loom manu-
factories, which they suppose is the cause of rohbpe-
mem oil Their bread Yesterday they DESTROYED the fol-
loving miiis:-Sykess OF Accrington; and Burys at
Me ash Alter having Finished oGe' the above they
'iiatCIeu lIto lHe Town, abreast mi,
iohS ('nany OF whom were wornen1 with pixies and
slaves, fire arms, hammers axes &c and in The sho,r
space Of forty minutes, destroyed about 0OO worth of
iooms III Is Eccies and Co.'s mill During the latter
proceeding Troop of the Dragon yards surround
ed The mill, and took about pixies from the Insurgents
and lew prisoners; but consider highly prudent Of
Capt BRAY tiia lie did not make more fordnable al
TACK on TINS iuiuriated mob. Their next attack was on
Inc Park Place Mill but here the military was com
pletely beat OIL, Mr.. Noble tie magistrate and several
other gentlemen, knocked down. and the mill left TO It's
iate his completed the days work. Early this morn
ing l<3i an express arrived from Low Moor ten miles
distance, for all the soldiers had 10 protect the ex
tensiVe ana valuable weaving Of Mesrs
Garnott 81 Horsfal. Two Troops Of Dragons who had
Just arTiV ed here from Manchester and who had o
time to bait their horses and refresh the men in the
street, Immediately set eff for that place Troop also
OF Rlhemen arrived here, part of whom were o,medi
aey conveyed in chaises TO that quarter and the rt
OF next day. WILL fear, bring tdings OF bloody work
from thence.
In the of the lay we had expresses from Pros
'oh ana ~horley for the aid of The military ON the like
occasion 1t is sincerely to be hoped that ihe eoisi.
ture viii take some speedy and efecual measures
Iuedy The present existing evils.
Extract of q Letter, twelve miles from Nouches,cr
am Just returned from ManchesteI-alI cuiet thr,c
but very bad market.
blackburn has been tolerably quiet 10 day The
poor starving creatures have broken all the oorn
belonging TO Aiessrs. w. II. Carr & Co. The tiofers
are busy 1t said at Chorley and Preston bet DON'T
tlnk there Is any truth in the various reports Tho
poor creatures are nJnrug themselves the most II IL
alarming 10 be here. We hay had several expresses
from various quarters all wanting soldiers; in fact AN
ms pali IS IN most dreadful uproaI we cannot tell
where 'tis VIII end but present all looks dark The,
have commenced entering houses for Yictuais
Difarjes!eT, 4p'H 27.-There has been seyefnll lives
LOST within IL miles OF this town by the soldiers Grur
on the rioters, and great deal of damage done IN %
er looms. The people have today been WALKING tIuoh
re town in drovcs, and there are so MANY ont of en-
Ploy, that disturbances may be expected here and in
Bolton anu ~
4PrH 23-SeYeral factories were attacked last pieb..
and Some of them destroyed
Pfu-iS, .aPrit 22.--Tle last letters from tle I;,
Islands are OF no later date than the Goth Of March
According TO these letters, brahim Pacha made ON !
10Th, another attempt 20 storm Mssoonrli which ,,v
no more fortunate than the preceding. lie afterwards
offered the garrison four millions of crowns and free
{ retreat, but his offers rejected.
From the Paris Etoe Of 2Jth ApriIl
IRE Gfce6s-A JyIoese Journal. dated April II
announces news recently received from Corfn Of me
taking OF blIssoloDgh The Diario di Roma saws flat
letters dated Trieste, the 3rd instant mention tho c
tulaon of that fortress. The same Journal adds that
the Lord High Commissioner when be embarked in la.
Naiad had been 10 propose in the name of his ,c,
rDent, truce for three months between tJ,o Ia
Greeks. brahim bad rejected every proposi,irn r., ~
YOUR of the Greeks, and had continued all his nrena,.
tons for making attack on DlIssolonoh A, ~
period the fortress contained 1900 souls and not more
than 20 days. provisions Almost the whole of tho it,
the different batteries, and the Notifications had bcrr
undermined.
Hotesc NJ Lords, .7prH 20-TarI C;,osv,-~~ y To- It,,
purpose Of asking noble Earl question of considerable
importance. Ills question had reference =, ,t .,,, r
Greece ne was DESTROYS of asking first, whctc, 1isso
ough had really fallen' Their ordslps mus, have ,c,,
WIN peculiar pleasure. the gallant resistance made w., ,,
Greek garrison. Although attacked r,e 80
appeared by letter describing the capture in the course
NJ three MONTHS and 20 600 men bad been brought in ad
don o the first force, nothing could exceed the heroic 10
fence made by those unfortunate Greeks ho defended the
place Their Lordships could entertain but ono opinion
respecting the conduct Of such Ie would also elk
the nobc Earl, whether there any hope Of lie srrr.
Of the Greek cause: u appeared that IT, 900 brave
defenders 5000 escaped the carnage Perhaps the noble
' c"nd say whether there was any hope wbae,cr that
''e "'eeA cause "oud not oe abandoned' 1t said
there was an intention, the pat Of Russia TO assert ~,
independence Of the Greeks, but whether tha was fr r
not be could NOT say His hope nat The annifatio,
n the Greeks would not be made the price NJ the ceo Of
Moidavia and Woachi' 1T was impossible not 10 feel
That IT, SO unfortunate persons ought fall uua. e
power ol the Turks.
The Earl Of Liverpool said, he had read tho state
vhich Inc ...hlc \ arl aInLed i1c -. ~.