Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-31
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country. She may not obtain her freedom,
Turk.
From Constautinople the Intelligence is as late as
the ED August, but giving nothing of a diireren, com
plexion from the news afforded by anterior dates.-The
ulhmaturn of the Europeanspower had been trans
United To the Porte, and only I've days Of the time
stipulated for an answer, still remained. II is said
that MIR. Stratfotd Gaming urged the Austrian Inter |
nunc,o 10 aiv,se the Divan to accept the propositions,
but that he refused. Also, that the Prussian minister
made some representations TO the Refs Etfcudi, which
were Intellectual.
Lord Cochranc has taken a Turkish sloop of war.
II is said that he has been unable 10 organize the Greek
sqnadrons, and Is obliged TO depend on his ON forces.
The Greek pirates have p~lundered several vessels in
The Levant aud the Mediterranean; a French ship
from Nlarseiles for Alexandria with provisions, an Aus
trian ship laden with marble for the Pacha, sc.
Ills asserted in the London Times of the 10th Sep
tember, that the Courts of Great Britain, France and
Russia, are in favor OF the Count Cape d',suia,a &C.
cfpting the Government of Greece.
The English Globe and Traveller of the 10th Sept.
says,-We have received a letter from Smyr na of late
dates. The English residents there suffer great in
9uietudes, on account Of the interposition of the allied
powers in the affair Of Greece. Smyrna vas very
unhealthy, and one Of the principal English merchants
had died OF n fever. The English vessel .rc,o Fame
bound to Malta from Alexandria had been p,llaeed
by pirates, in the vicinity Of Gambia.
II is known that already the Pacha of Tevpt has
been notified that the reinforcement To be Sent By him
could not be permitted 10 pass into Greece, and that
on its part Russia has signiied TO the Porte, that the
least event occurring to the Ambas~ ,dors or the sub
sNS'' - vas sfaSC OfC dl SOiStdutllOpi1, VIII ID q
the sigma! for the entrance of the Russian army into
the Ottoman territory. y Russian fleet is off the Bos
phnrus, on The side OF the Black sea.
AT Alexandria the Pacha is assembling a feet of diff
ferent grades, in which he wishes TO embark D 600 men
for the Morea. They think that this expedition will
arrive at lis destination about the end of August. They
expect the assistance OF the Egyptians TO reinforce tie
Turkish Marine, and TO complete the army of Ibraharp.
which has SO suffered from sickness that the efforts Of
the Chief have been p~aralyzed. In the meanwhile the
feninsuis 10 oVerrun, and all the crops and wines
COileCtetf 10 transport to The stores AT Pafras
II appears that he has abandoned for the moment bis
designs upon Napoli di Roman,a, as he always receives
tntelhgence from some of tie Greek Chiefs in that
place. One of his letters addressed TO Cole,ti, and
which has been intercepted, has convinced the Greek
government that there is a volcano beneath tliem.-
10 avoid greater evils, General Church took the re
solution to take possession of Napoli, and in particular
al the fort of Palanedes; but as the Sulio,es would not
submit to his orders, although he was commander in
chief, he was obliged 10 make use Of force.
ConStananopie august l0.-The Porto shows so
much repusnance towards all kind of negotiation with
the ambassadors of the powers who have signed the
treaty of London, that il almost appears 10 be their in
tention to interrupt the present course Of affairs. The
proceedings relative to the free navigation Of the Blacl,
Sea, upon which tho protocol of Ackerman had not
oeen suhic,enuy clear are, i. is said, completely sus-
pended. NJ. de IGbeanpierre was obliged TO suspend
all business until he could make application 10 his
court aud obtain instructions. Until this day, the min
'ssefs u me Three powers have not made any forma
overture to the Porte relative to tho treaty OF London
The city 's still tranquil, but preparations of all kind
continue to be made. particularly those relating TO tn,
tii6Ttue, II which me Sultan aDDpara IN attach ~ n
tcntar Importance.
GEHMANY-Fr1ahJors, !Sepieu5er a.-We have
this day seen letters from the most respect.ble house
in Vienna, which announce that two Turkish corn.
d'armee had left Rounlelia to occupy Wallactia ant
Niokiavia. The cause of this important measure
which replaces Turco-Russian affairs on the same foo,
ing as previous to the Convention OF Ackernan, is sup.
posed to be the decided language held By the Russian
tmbassador at ConstantiDople in favor Of the Greeks
which may be gathered from the declaration of the
ftels EiieDdl, that the Porte would never reiinquish the
DrlncInIp If n Hnrt, Gn.n;nn -.
internal arrangements. Ii Is hoped, howeye r, that the
Envoys of the allied powers will make one more eff
fart TO stay the progress of the threatening storm.
AUsTRIA-FIve Hungarian regiments are TO form
q part OF the corps of observation that Austria will
have on tue frontiers next Turkey, IN the event of va,
breaking out between Russia and the Port.
According TO letters IRON the frontiers of Noldayia
q grand council of war, formed of officers of the corDs
ct BassarbIa, has been held at Keschenef:
SEPt. 1.-The unanimous efforts
OF the Spanish authorities 10 arrest the insurrectionar,
movements IN Catalonia, have not, SO far, been produc
tT' of happy effects we do not know, in fact, tina
any one of the small parties which infest the mountains
nave laid down their arms-aDd it must also be said
tiat ali The forces that have, as yet, been called into
artiou, have been insufficient. Other troops are han
PLY, expected. No positive success has been gained
oonr knowledge, since the invasion of Vic, Bergs aud
NtonTeIa by the agrayiados. Some persons think, and
II may be so, that the sarrisons of those places, which
had been already reinforced, had been united TO form
an imposing force to oppose the further progress of tie
insurgents. 1t IS CertaID that Ell CARAJ0L. who was
lately ANNOUNCED as bsyiug been recognized BIZ The
HgLsviados in a superior grade, has been appointed
3!trlGadier General BY bis troops. n battalion of the
!ine quilted mataro a few days since, TO take post in
the vicinity of Barcelona.
Il movement has taken place within a few days OF
HE troops IN the lower provinces, Which il is suuoosed
IS directed by tho way of Arrngon to Catalonia. We
haTe also the pain IF connecting with The march Of
''ese troops tie news which we receive from Arragon.
ana Which announces that the insurgents have moi 6cau
S'5Pe'5ed. 1t goes even SO far as 10 stale that a gtrorr
column OF agsayiados, commando by an ancien, col
ooei' VINO ID not named, bad invested Iserida. Til,
lcws, II is true, wants confirmation. In general the
bands which occupy the plains Of Yich and RipolI are
computed al i(OO men. Aragnn has also, we are as
HuTed, us agTaVlados, whose cry is Live religion ard
Tue King!"-Down with The nascns and tho Neercs
The V1scount Montoleagre had quilted Sorts, and
ifad arrived at Miranda, N the Ebro. Gen. Madnereifa.
aGoiher distinguished chief Of the Pnrthguese Rov,lists
army, bad received, like his cotnpauion Viscoua, Mon.
leie"gre, an order from the king 10 quit Goria, and dad
a'Li.cd at Pancorvo, where be was to reside.
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