Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21

dvi.g,t.~ passage vi days. The Eoi,or far track
ing the boats To certain distance the ice cxpcc-
tel down frOmi Alton in few days, when Capt. Parry
would proceed direct the northcrumost part of Spite
bergen, where i've hoped arrive about the middle of
| Sav.
The Pope has confirmed the appointment one Bishop
in Brazil and six in Colombia. This may be considered
recognition OF the American Governments, by the
Apostolic See.
hrman of the Sultan. i, is sail, in paper Go,n Euc-
harct, had been issued, ordering the levy new tax
There ia circulation Odessa, on the Ii,
of May, that LOtd C0chraue had struck great blow.
They were from accounts from Cons,nn,inopr, giving
neither t'mc place nor circumstances aud ,ccfore
! a suspicious cha raCicr.
Poriugdll 1t is sta,cdn the Enslsh papers II
IS said good authority that negotiation had been 20
Ing for the evacuation OF Spain by French troops
and OF Portugal by the British but broken of by
refusal OF The French quit Spain. This must lead the
augmentation OF the British troops in Portugal the
ofhat kingdom be left decision OF French
aud spanish armies All the late agree
IN representing the Affairs Of Portugal j" melancholy
light,
BY the ates; from Paris i, seems thai the Duke
San Carlos has been appointed Ambassador to the Com,
of France, instead OF being made Prime Minister Spain
Us animated by last advc-s The PROVING BARGE
iona expected to nc shortly in state revolt
There fresh from Brussels thar large ar
mament was preparing at ST. Petersburg for cxpedi-
ton a. ainst the Turks.
The budget in France carried by majority Of Psi TO
o. Fears are expressed by tho journals for the renewal
of the censorship.
French Funds, June the 4th.-Fives l0OfS4c Threes
7Cf co Bank Actions, 2042f SOC.
:. he
previous evening Cabinet Council held House
of Mr. Canning and the Lords of the
Ptivy Council had also meeu. which occupied several
hours but Wort, about new ministry, as repored
in the Morning Herald OF 18th.
Parliament reassemhcd the evening OF 9th June, fter
the short ('wo davs Whiisuutite The British
Traveller o the 9th says, .Musers are, doubtless anX-
ious 10 get forward with those grand of domestic
aud foreign policy, which have been much impeaed by
the senHeiess nggcrs of the New Opposition before
prorogStion al Pa lament whic, il is currently reported
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month";
LONDON, June :.
is reported HAT Iorl Puukrt Lecorncs for the NJ sent
Chief Justice OF the Common Pleas in Ireland, Lord
bury rerng or rather being from the judicial seat,
1t would perhaps be easie safety Lord rlunkcts
innate al his own merits, than the entertained Of
them by his friends and country; hut his ordsps is not
that ofrppuaton which need of contra 81
whit Lord Nnrhu.ys before 10 can be rpcned into a
popular successor to Lord Manners.
I.oHpoN, June T.
The Duke of W ellington on Friday, moved an amend
ment that Foreign Wheat in bond should not be taken
out of warehouses unless tie home rrcc was Cos Al
ter great trial of strength the division was 10 for the
amendment, against Il for the Government PROPOSE
ton. The Duke of Wellington, when il the Ministry,
had supported the original clause OF the Bill THIS
triumph OF the Duke connected with the letter he had
Just received from the king soliciting his retnrn TO
Office, is highly important 1t is imagined that the
letter is proof that his Majesty is disposed to open
the door 10 reconciliation with his old servants and
thS triumph OF the party In the House OF Lords, is
calculated TO impress upon the public mind that they
may yet recover their lost ascendancy So far from this
being well founded we should appreend that the Dukes
refusal OF the overtures of his Majesty is eminent
y calculated 10 the Regal spirit and TO create
a magnanlmous resolution in the Royal mind, not TO
snccomb TO the attempted domination of any petty
knot OF political spectators. Unless the two houses
can come, as usual 10 understanding or arrange
ment upon the subject, the effect of the Dukes scheme
will be, either 10 subject few thousand manufacturers
to short raons for another year or TO subject com
Inerce TO considerable Inconvenience in its detailed
operation.
Loypov, June 6.
Letters received yesterday in the CITY from
Odessa, dated the 10Th ut. which period il was gen
orally believed there that Instruction had broker
out IN COnstsODoplc amongst the nnissaries, and
that that capital had been thrown into state of the
greatest alarm Aga Pacha is known TO have been
the chci instrument IN The hands of the sublime Porte
for the introduction of European discipline amongst
the hahonedan Forces and the energy of his mind has
mainly contributed TO the partial success which has
hitherto attended experiment. The Grand Signior
has also, il is asceraiDcd lately entertained great
Jealousy Of the power gained by Aga Paca in conse-
qnence of the important services which lie rendered 10
the Turkish Empire, in changing the form of military
discipline, and some months ago this officer as conse
questly appointed to the Pachaiic of Romelio as an
honorable Punishment from the Imperial presence \
punishment IN The extreme Mshomed Public
Functi0Dary
From tie Journal &c Paris Of .J,coc 3.
vienna, May %.
PRIVATE LETTER.
For days past il is observed that there is a con
| siderable degree of activity in the Department Of
Foreign Affairs Cabinet Messengers are fcquentIy
despatched to London and ST Peersburgh and others
arrive from those two capitals, with Disqualification
the Ambassadors Of England and Russia. II is con-
jectuTed that the affairs OF Turkey undergoing
serious discussion, and that plans in contemplation
which will greatly embaITass the Turkish cuycrn-
menI ii it persists in disregadng IFS true interests by
finally rejecting the proposals of England and Russia
with regard TO the affairs of the Peoponesus
Letters from the banks OF the Berg, sneak Of a re-
I,
ment ofthe Russian troops in Bessaraba, and ON the
right ban!I Of the Danube,
From tie Constitutional.
Paris. june ?.
The Journal dc la EeIgique, of the 3Ist of May
contains the following note: s'lt is runorrcd al Brus-
sells, that Russia wearied with the eternal tergversa
tions Of the DivaD and Justly rritated at its refusal
to listen TO the proposals which the English and Rus
sian Ambassadors have repeatedly made 10 the ur, isl
government for the paccatioU of Greece has resolved
TO have to the only of deciding