Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16


positive belief in the probability of early be-
tween those powers.
Ii IS reported that the emperor has the porte
defnitive declaration, in which he insists the innlN
date evacuation of Roldavia aud W allacha. lie Ee
qures also, that negotiations should bew
the two governments relative 10 the Greek question:.
Great anxiety is felt for The of the divan. Re-
port adds, that the army of Bessarabia has received
deIs TO be in readiness 10 march.
From he London Courier, Mag d.
we nave received THIS morning, private letters and
other communications from Manchester Bolton, Barry,
Blackburn, Oldham, Bradford, Skpton, &c, &c. and
we observe, with unnXed satisfaction, that they all
concur in representing, the state of the disturbed diss
tricts greatly improved. There had been fresh
excuses committed OF ans magnitude, and although,
in several places, the unemployed workn!en continued
TO assemble small bodies, little alarm felt as TO
ihe consequences. There he doubt this auspi.
CouS Change may be aScIoed, III the FIRST instance, 10
the prompt and effective measures adopted 10y Govern
ment for craving the turbulent by the presence of
large rPary force. All that remains b. DONE will
be accomplished, we trust by mlder remedies; by the
benign influence of charity operating upon minds not
beyond the touch of gratitude when they tue public
sympathy manifested for their distrosses a subscrip-
tion was commenced AT Liverpool, Tuesday when a
public meeting convened for tlat purpose which
Dumerousy attended ana the objects of il Jealous
~ promoted. We have also lyip: before a Iequsi>
ton to the Lord Mayor of York, requesting bis Lord
ship To call general meeting of the city and neigh
hnUIhuoI, for Tie purpose of promoting subscription
for the Immediate relief of the featuring iierictsn
ani his Lorlsjp in compliance " ith sucl, requsion,
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place. fleanwhiie the subscription the city is pro
ceednS with undated activity. Upwards OF four thou
sand pounds subscribed yesterday. Bat the 'most
cheering circumstance of all is that private letters from
Manchester that there increasing de-
mau1 in the market there, TUESDAY, for both goods
and yarns, and that extensive orders had been
received, which would speedily enable the tna4luGactu-
rers to give employment 10 maHy who of
wok.
From G,dignn,iS Messenger, .Apru29.
Observation-Disclosures month past the most contra
ElIn
relative to tie fate of Mssolongl,i. The Claslng ac.
counts wLcn considered separately carried with
such an @ir OF probability, that other
cd for than To lay the di,reIt details before our
readers leaving II 10 time TO eucjiate the The
advices received from all quarters dw conc de
ing that AssOongLi. far from having fallen is veto
ruuS, and is itiI much pleasure we CUanuuiCc the
follow ING Intelligence:
Extract Of private letter dated Venice April 10.
-"lbyahn Paclia is defeated, and Greece once more
victorious. Letters from Prevesa Santa hgauGa, ithica
and Zaste, of the 26h, 23h and 29h ult assure Us
that ibran, tired of seeing his troops detained since
November 5cIre the walls OF petty fortress, resolved,
after seeing all lass propositions rejected With GisGa
Try ms fortune once more To that eject ic made pre-
paTaOns, and the th U,t. determined TO attempt
general assault. : brisk cannonading first announced
the eneiny's aaach; and shortly after, upon signal
being given, disciplined troops to advance
on side, aud irregular hodes Of Chpetaris, Asiacs
aud hamedkes the other i1ra,itn sword IN hand,
commanded IN person. lie advanced the first upon
of the ramparts named DOyaId, which ihe
H.
at once the advanced guard, upon whom shower
poured by the ery Of the Tt throgn into
disorder. The Pacha Wounded and the rumour OF
this event being spread among the troops, completely
diSheartened them. The Greeks without losing mo
nent took advantage Of the disorder Of the enemy,
opened the town gates and made vigorous sortie,
which was seconded by Col. Fabvier, who UP
upOI y enemy with 1000 Cf infantry, and
100 cav dsy, aud by Gouras karai,caz aud other Ar
atol.s lao took with them than 1000 pick
ed out Of the pacares OF Ro.elia. The barbarans
were completely routed, and Ibrahiin lFoI:iJed and
ashamed of his defeat, had scarcely time take refuge
at Patras, with tue remainder of his army al tie en-
emy's baggage and inaerel fell hands Of the
conquerors. 1t Is asserted that very high parsonage
fell in the action; for hc field Of battle: found
urbaD adorned with ecIouiS, SET in diamonds "a kind
of plume which Tie Sultan sends TO Generals yto by
their vaIour have shown hcn:cI9cs entitled ~ I::uc,
tom
Extract of 4 letter dated Corfu, March 2I:-"Ibra.
him Paciia renewed his attacks upon AfisyojoDgh on
23d, eth and @5lh alt and made his troops go up to
The assault different sides once, but they
pulsed in every direction with considerable loss On
the latter day, The moment when Tie Chief himself
rushed into breach dat had just been opened he re-
ceiyed mortal wound. The heroic conduct Of the
defenders Of Masoonsii exceeds general enthusiasm
Throughout the IJl5n Isands'
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