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

doubt She whl, they encounter no opposition from
Constantinople Vienna.
Pd'fs, Fec. give have in the Impartial Cores
Pon1eht' the following accounts from ST. Pe,ersburph
lst Feb So
The Committee ofInqury into the events of the Goth
OF Dec. IS actively engaged, but hitherto nothing Off
cal has been published respectinr the result of ito Il
bours. Nobody has vet been condemned bpt Tho mum
Der vi arrests has increased. N those who appear not
10 have been immediately implicated in the conspiracy
against the government have been set liberty as has
been done with M. Somow The day before Yesterday
NJ 3oulaotf died. This is the cousprator who vo,un
tally surrendered himse after having remained hours
near the Emperor with the intention of assasspatinr
him. Obolcnsk is also dead.
According to accounts from Mount Caucasus the
mountain tribes have recommended their incursions
'nto our territory and Gen. Yermalof has attacked
them there.
Letters from Corfu say, that the Turks besegng Mis-
solongi aie in want of PROVISIONS because the bad wen
Their renders the arrivals difficult and rare The Turks
con tlnue the siege but without success. The Seaer
causes all prisoners 10 be mpaIed without distinction of
age or SEX The Porte it is said has sent Canidn to
behcad all the Ottoman chiefs who having fought this
year under the command of the Serasker have return
ed their homes.
Trieste, feb AT length receive news direct
from Corfu, which come down 10 the 25th JAN They
conta reports Of the taking of Tripozya BY Cooco
roni and of the dsah of Cen Rossarol in that exnedi
ton They add that Ibrahim after the check expe ri;
cnced before MissolonGh has returned from P,tr,s 70
Navarho CoocotroDi, after the occupation of Tripo
LIZA, has turned towards Nlocun in order if possible TO
make himself master of the place. Nssoonel,i is en-
tircly free the sea side.
The Paris Constitutional states as a rumor wh icY
was gaining in well founded circles that the Enncror
Nicholas, had sent autograph letter 10 our Monarch
declaring, that the state of things in Russia coDpelled
HIM no longer 10 delay the passage of the Pruh but TO
proceed at to settle the affairs of the Fast.
that he was determined 10 do every thing in his power
not To disturb the general peace and to maintain the
harmony which had subsIstcd for 10 years amongst the
principal European States; and that lie wished to come
10 an understanding with the Cabinet OF st. james and
the other great powers with respect the mode OF car
ynS INTO effect those projects of which he could no
longer defer the execution. 4 copy of this letter is
said TO have been communicated the French govern
incnt, who delayed answering during 4G hours although
the reply was 10 be taken bv the Duke of Wclliuron
1t arrived however, just before his Grace Quilted Lon
don Tor 81 Ieershur, and its nature is described as
rather eVasye. Ii this statement be correct, let moi
one say that the influence of England has diminished,
or that She is not still considered, what she is in fact as
the arbitcr of Europe. The measure of her Importance
may he found in the fact of such letter being address.
sed TO her Sovereign, whilst copy alone was thouoht
sufficient for another powerful State.
brussels Papers To the 81 st instant received this tIay
contain an extraordinary document relative te Greece
being nothing more than the determination of the Coun
cii OF the Clemas at Constantinople 20 exermina;e
the Greeks chen they shall be recorGuercd by lie Sui
TAM In other respects these papers arc without inter
est and even this Indignation can scarcely be correct
Tor letter from CGBstaunoplr represents the affairs
had been imagined The authority too upon which thi,
document is given, viz. Greek Journal, sceis TO
render tue whole totally unworthy of credit
liverpool JuaiT,ets ,1To,ldav FEB. 81.
CoTToN.-Ihe distress in the manufacture districts
seems rather to increase Than abate, and produces
corresponding effect the demand for the raw nateri
all Last week, the inquiry from the trade was very
limited, and though about 2000 bags forced off bv
auction and 5000 bags taken on speculaon and for
export the total sales did exceed 700 packages
Tor which holders submitted TO ieduction Of per h.
generally, but rather Orleans at the public
sale The following the particulars of the private
transacons.5 1923 Bowels at sd TO 7s-96 n Oylcans
81 to 93-140 Tcnnessees and Alabamas O. 20 74-274
Sea Islands % Cd to 2s td-7G2 Pernams o. to iGJi-
2f7 Bahia 9 TO 95-9l0 Maranhan,s TO 9!-2G0 Egyp-
tan z to $50 Demeraras 8 TO 1910 Nina Noyas
| 8f-l3o Para $1,000 Laguira 7d-and $50 Surat al
. to 81 per 10. The public sale but ndiferenilv
attended ana went of heavily follows: 200 Uplands
81 !3--486 do. 7 9!-Ceara 93-Egyptian T a Ia
90 West India 81! Total of bags sold at auction SOS
out of 1865 offered