Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
roRExGM INWNlhTeai xssges;
FROM EUROPE.

BY an arrival at New York, London d ltes TO the
18th of August have been received
Alr Canning had been confined to his bed, with an
attack OF the lumbagO, but better the last date
Lady Morgan has novel in press which will
soon be published, entitled 1.-The OBryens and the o.
Ffahertys.n
ton in Buckhara. Al Khodja, who at The head OF
81 lost his life.
From Paris papers, up TO the Cd August uclusiy G.
later intelligence is received from Olessa and Corfu
IT was longer doubted that the protocol of the con
ferenccs at St Pctersburgh reduced into the form of
treaty, would be presented TO the Porte ultima
tum with PeremptoTy condition of thirty days for its
acceptance. Within two months from the date duly
18TH, it confidently anticipated that the affairs oil
the East would take decisive turn.
On the 25th June, Lord Cochrane had an action Oh
Gambia with the Egyptian squadron of l % sail, which,
Ire dispersed after cannonade of 10 hours, and sunk
of the vessels The Greek squadron consist ed
of so sail The Egyptian Acct had troops aud a great
quantity OF ammunton on board. The Turkish squad
ron had fallen hack to Navariro.
1t whispered at Conslantinopc, that secret
messenger had been despatched Teheran with
view of concluding alliance, offensive and deen-
sye between Turkey and Persia.
manifesto OF the Porte, delivered on the 9th and
10th June, by the Refs Eifendi to the Diagonans of
the French, English, Russian, Austrian and Persian
missions contains at large the substance OF The note
the 9Th which we publish 10 day. As full
position of what the Port conceYcs its righ and of the
course il means 10 pursue it 10 interesting docu-
meBt. It's length precmdes IFS insertion at fhr late
political. administrative and national considerations,
cannot countcnanee the propositions brought forward
The Russian army al ChoOZyan, the Pruti, is
composed of 10000 men, fully armed. This is called
fhe second army 1t is said, the whole force is 10 act
on the offensive along the Danube.
BY accounts from Genoa, il appeared that the Dey
OF Agieis still refused the proposal of the French Ad
Uliral, who waiting for reinfOrcenents
The Russian feet in the Mediterranean, Under Ad-
mral Bell'ngau,en, will consist Of 2l vessels OF war
some of which ships of the line
1t is regarded certain, tha the arrival Of tie com
bncd fleets in the eyant, will be The signal Tor tic
Independence Of Mehemet Ali, the Pacha of Egypt.
Fourteen pirates had sailed from Algicrs armed with
from - to 10 guns eacl
Tire treaty Of navigation between the United States
and Sweden, signed the Ih Of July by Count
WateTstcdt and Mr.. Appleton, charge d'afaifes.
The treaty is founded a system Of recprociiy.-
The rati1catIOns not beiag vet exchanged the Swe-
dish government had only suffered the general primei-
pies to be made known TO the merchants for their gui
dance
From he EouIsn Courier, JuIy 30.7
4 Treaty OF Peace has been concluded between
thc Emperor OF Brazil and tie Republic OF BucnOs
hyres This news has been brought by his Macsi,'s
ship Warspe, Arrived al Portsmouth from Flo Janco,
which place size lcf the 0h ultimo. Don !. Garcia.
The Buenos Ayrean minister, who came up 10 RIO III
English packet. with the treaty 10 receive the rs-
LITIGATION of the Emperor, let that place again with
The instrument duly ratified IN lns Nlajcsu's brig
Heron Capt. W. f. Grey, on the 9th ult. for Buenos
Ayres.
The prelininaries we learn, from letters received
his morning, dated Rio Janciro. June 9Th, bad been
sent to BUenos Ayres, but were rot 10 be published ill
after the treaty should be concluded. No doubt re-
TnaiTed of the being terminated the premIDares
bad been drawn up with tbo full concurrence of Don
j. Garcia the BuenOs Ayrean Envoy. None of the
letters give particulars, which, they say, can only be
furnished by some person IN power. The Exchange
was at ~. and expected 10 be much higher