Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-27


Offering IN bond, isvcry limited. IN prices an advance
of pei ib generally obtained. The arriyal in
he last few days have been rather considerable: but
have had no effect on the market. The sales from Sa
urday 10 Yesterday inclusive amount to about > Ooo
bags very full prices for Uplands LOT which there il
little ofering) and other American Cotton and rather
higher Tor BrHls, which all IN favor OF good Qualities
of Uplands.
am, dear sir, your obedient servant
THOS. WRIGHT WATSON.
Import of coton.'wcel ending Goth Nav 958 bags
Sales OF Sea Islands, do. sc bags at 10 l63 Orleans
do. ,565 bags at 81 a 81; Alabama and NIoba 10
I6I6 bags at Il; upla;.ds 7l.i1 bags at = and
727 at 73a79
Flour, 25 a Cos. per Dbl.
Tobacco, Virginia leaf, ordinary sound y per ID =:
Mddiing, 81 il good fine, - and az t;temrned 2
a 7 and III Kentucky leaf >! a i; sernmcd, j 5.
ADDITIONAL NEWS.
The House of Commons adjourned on the oh to the
26th May, TO allow the House OF Lords TO finish the bu
siness before them. 1t was expected Parliament would
be prorogued the 9th, and immediately after dis
solved
The latest Paris papers and letters received in Lon
io" spoke very confidently of intention on the part
OF NE rench Ministers TO reestablsh censorship of
the Press This project, asserted ia forced upon
them by The congregation association of the Jesus
VINO had been repeatedly foed i'll their attacks on the
journals, IN the Courts of Law.
The king of England has given out of his nrivr rurse
upwards OF $4,000 towards the relief of the distressed
weavcrs IN the various places.
R'SSd and I"r6cy-Wc find in tic Journal DIES
eoats OF late date, article respecting the relation
between Russia and Turkey, which if true appcars of
considerable interest at the present moment That ar
cle states that NJ. de Ainzaclty the Russian Ambas
e"uo al Cohstan'lnope, had recently delivered note
TO the Ministers of the Porte, which seemed dictated by
The energetic NJ. Strogonof, the former Ambassador
and which did not limit its demands to the evacuation
OF the provinces on the Danube. That note is said 10
demand-lst The liberation of the Suryian IDENTITIES
and te repression of the abuses of which they complain
"a lie restoration OF the power conceded TO Russia n,
ue treaty OF I79, to grant letters of protection to GER
lam Greeks OF the Morea aud of tie Islands B. The
u'' exercise OF the right of protection 10 the Greek
worship stipulated for in the treaty of Jassay iii 1891
and IN That of Bucharest in 1912 these conventions
having been shameully violated by the murder of the
audrch ana the massacre OF the Greek Clergy;) and
l. ne restoration OF the !OrreSses on the Pbasis The
Journal dcs DeJGts adds that neither the Porte tsIr
nor tue Ambassadors OF lis Christian allies were preDa
red Tor this ulmatum. The latter. accorfIinnlv Dies
a'chcu couricrs TO their respective courts soliciting
instructions how to act ON this suddcn emergency. The
answer was that they should use all their cndcavour
10 induce Inc Porte to agree to the Russian demands
WthIh the time specified for the termination of an ami
cable arrangement, which was 10 be the eOfb MAY
he chei minister OF the Porte had, when the account
is sand 10 have come away given answer 10 these de-
ands nor even shown any Indication of the resolution
when us government intended 10 adopt
From The Courier Fratcajs
PARIS, May lG.-"Erery thing indicates n,t h,,;I;
Ties are on the pora of commencing between Russia
and the Porte.
"a private letter from Augsburg, of MAY 8, saws.
That at The date of the latest news from Constantine
PIE, Tie Porte had not officially answered NJ do Nio,
achy' but The first verbal answer of tile Refs EGand;
was known, and lis tenor shcws that the Ottoman Min
IstTy IS not destitute ofaddress.
sit is glad that the Emperor Nicholas ,Ioos mn, ~
found IN his t!timatum the question oftbe Gree, rcbl
with the Porte; that learns with pleasure that the IN
teryent'on Of other Cabinets which for these five
an served only TO fetter the negotiations with Russia
mas at length ceased that the Porte however had fiI
hcd ITS treaties respecting AIoIdavia and VValIacIia
'Vou foce Guards cannot be called military ucc,I
Pa'lon; That the Porte consequently hoped Ial Russia
us pat would no longer delay TO give up the Turks
the iortresses of Bcssaraba, the restitution of which
was stipulated by the peace of 1872
,ltls not doubted that as as tins 1s,ger Is known
~ o. petersburg, II will lead TO an order 10 pass fle
'".i 'e F'f'e seems to expect this, for Grman has
Vd"y "een issued, giving orders TO provision the for
uesses on the Danube for SIX months Tho 20n, y 4
way generally assigned the day when the Russian
troops viii enter tie principates
FALLO or MIssOLONGnr.
ioNDoN, May ll--Despaiches were rockwell on
Monday morning at the Colonial Office Cror, 7i;
General the Hon. Frederick Ponsonbv. die Lord tiic
Commissioner pro Iempore, in the Iouian Islands am
4oo''g una" The fate Of the long disputed fortress Of
"SsolonSl' was finally decided on the NIGHT Of tI o1
and sd ultimo '7 VI '''e gu
appears that tic garrison, having become desnerafc
I'm nc 'o''l want OF provisions and the failure of the
; "Se,, unIer Admiral MiaulIs, to throw supplies
'"o '"e town. determined 10 retire from th, pIace
soI!Ie was accordingly made by 500 men ,ndor ,.
Cmeains with the hope to gain ono Of the batteries
upon me sea shore, which defended by a larro
". H,'os' ana The town was partially set fire 10 M
'gc same time with the view of oiyerling the aonI,
Of the bcsicgc;s. wv '''''''oh
1t was hoped, that by this attack way would be
pJ"Su lot Ihe remainder OF the garrison; but this pla,
n'u 'ecn ioresecn by tho Turks. and their po.' ~
strongly reinforced that, after attempting in vsi -,
,oTcc passage, by carrying the battery The bod ~,
~ IhG TWO Cheflaios Dispersed, and endeayouIed ~
save themselves by gaining the mountains W "
lhey then poured into the town and put 10 tho s-,
OF made all prisoners who opposed them ~
nc loss sustained by the Turks on this orca.i,, 3;
10: out The obstnacy Of the conflict MAJ, he
Soon aIcu ~ 'Oe iact That although between 9anJ
1000 Greeks persisted in that town and at fe eot 10
nc mountain only $50 reported to have bccn 49,, ~
anYG' VI The women and children, a consdersbIo
number are said 10 have destroyed themselves
have been drowned but above 5000 have beo OF 70
ed as prisoners. '''' 'e'uTn-
! ne alarm created BY their dispersion was opcl,Jr
communicated % lhose Who we're to follow on his b5