Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

bmt as obviously connects them with whatever las been
esteemed by the Powers of Europe most alarming in lie
policy OF fnssia, would be no less than a dissolution of
those friendly bonds which row unite the AI,ies in =,
single and sacred enterprise: an abandonment of Greco
To her own unsupported means, and the probable ,e.
vNai otann'cot tendencies IN the great governments
OF the west ami south east of Europe. TO comh;,.
against any scheme OF ~dis,nemberirg Turkey for H..
indulgence nj cninmon-?iace ambition. But silly ru-
inors, buzzed about by the ignorant, are shadows mn
worthy to contend with. Russia, whose accession f.,
The English and French alliance dcscrre s 10 be ANNE.
Grated as a humane and disinteres!cd surrender of "a
~ oo)ect' hasa right TO our steady fulGlment of
ny promises by which she was gained to our proposals..
,a"Cc - on her part, ready; and of Lord Dudley.
''r IahhiiSs conidet { and fr;end, there is potLino
-" 'o"''S'ehcS' and decision, TO be p,edicated."
SPAN king Ferdinand has been prevailed on 70
'ahe a Journey iGlo Catalonia, where the ureaic., dis.
a'lecUon exists, and where the opinion has been circ,-
ia'ed that he IS no longer a free agent. but n k;no -,
c'P"''y. lie goes with n small retiUue, and a re-
gency has been appointed 10 conduct The Affairs nj 10
nation curing his absence, OF (which the Queen is at IN.
head. !he Infant Don Carlos has preceded tho liz.
III o'ue., as II S SAID. to contradict in person the rep
destinations respecting him which have been prona.
sa,co oy The insurgents. We know not how this az
pediuoH may terminate; but, Judging from the osne,,I
weakness of Ferdinand's character, we are not desn,s,;i
10 we" IL as an act OF his own voluntary adop ton.
PoftugaL-Santarcu one of the Por;upese C,b;,,,
mas neen suddenly dismissed by the Regent, and. oc,
cordinG TO report, upon grounds much more sus,,ins
o'e IMAM any on which The dismissal of Saldan!ia las
oeeh Jhs'iItd. The rumor rs, that he had made an ar
Tangotnent with some of the merchants 10 alow ,hnr,
10 import grain and corn into Lisbon, mot allnweI 49,
cePt IN sca'city} on condition that they should allow
nnn one pounn S'eri'ng Tor every moro (about forty bush.
e'sJ imported. lie had agreed 10 admit 90, COO moros
on these terirs, and would thus have p,ckctes on nmn
p"nnhs, - mohsirous bribe, (says a letter from Lisbon ,
o.o u r III J"%tcs can be perverted or purchased
mere ior a couple OF c'as0doS norus,p abopt half -,
dollar each. After the dismissal of San,,ro,n a."
Ionn' Ge fon'e went 10 the Princess Regent TO re-
'ioHs'rate against the nnfairness of dismissinr a public
servant without assigning any cause. She asked if she
was not al liberty TO dismiss on proof of cri,p;p.I;I,s
Ills reply being in the affirmative, she told hin, Clio jrm,
SUCH proof The Count then requested his own d.
nissai, winch was granted him, with an assurance Tia,
the Regent had previously determined to d,sncnse wiI.
his services: on which lie threw up tie command of Ls
regiment. Don Miguel was on the point of leav;no-
vienna 10 repair TO Lisbon, and the expectation of hi.
arriVa! had cast a deep gloom over the Const;,ut;on.,
pa'ty, who anticipate most absolute measures. TIE
od queen is said TO be predicting a GLORIOUS career
.f neLse,i IN swaying the mind and the measures OF.
the absolute king. Willie all these things are going
on, the English commander is amusing the PotruSu,se
WIN sham fights between his troops.
Gfedt brtta5a.-Ata meeting of the East Ind.a pro
plie.orsIh LONDON a pension Of one thousand pounds
per shhuni has been conferred on SIR 4. Campbell for
his good conduct and successful termination re
IA burmese war 1t was stated in the debate, that
d gra"t nad also been made to that part of the army
which had been engaged under twelve months of er
months 6dha, and oftwelve months 6ana to such no haT
oeen employed beyond that time. The amount nf this
grat"ity, the Chairman said, Considerably exceeded ths
UNI, paiao y the Burmese in the FIRST and second ins,almen,s
OF their indemnity. At the same Court a prant AZ joO noc.
mace &c the present Maiqu hi of Has,ings, as a reco,I-
pense i"f 'e great services rendered by the late Marcu;.
10 the Company, by his skilfuI admiuistra,io of The %
eminent IN India. These grants appear to have bepa
F" VIC se"e!ai meeting almost unanimously.
From The Iugerness Courier.
Raurn IF Capt. Parry-On Wednesday mornrn
Nap'aio Parry, and his surgeon, Dir. Beverly. arrivef
a .ie taledonian Hotel here, after another arduous.
out unsuccesstu! attempt 10 accomplisf, the Polar vo,,
age. capt. Parry came to Inverness by the Ihicboa,,.
revenue Cutter, commanded By Can't. ,Iohn S,nsan1
ing 'ot.uha'e'y fallen IN with Capt. S in the Ok
nels' M celiig driven in there on the god NIL. III.
history OF The present enterprise is brief; and, while We
h"ve 10 communicate the agreeable news of ,he sars
return OF Capt. Parry TO his country and friends. %
are aoie' at the same time, TO youch, for the acc,,,.crnr
me following particulars. Capt. Parry. on leavino ,re,
discovery ohip at The appointed place. off Soitzbe,go,,
80 o''ooA himself TO the sledge boats prepared for
MS conveyance over the ice, in pursuance of his orta;.
ni m'ehu"hs ana instructions. and vas out for the
space OF sixty one days; one of the boats beinr md,
- " charge and The other under tina. of Lieut.. Ross.
80 '"o ooa's were hauled over the ice by the crew
d me snip, twelve men TO each; and after underoo;u,
Incredible fatigue, they felt, that for a great mart of iLec
'i'"e tbey were on floating iceberes, which carried
e"er' oou'h"aid, while they were stretching every
nerve 10 proceed NoTibward; and thus. of necessi,,'
they were compelled 10 abandon the enternrise r.,
establish TINS important fact in the clearest point of
yie"' we nave 10 mention that, during the last three
Gays OF The expedition, and on taking his obscrvat;ons
oy me cbronoineter, Capt. Parry found that hie boot.
hau gained two miles only. The expedition arrival - =
,d''''"@ o. DEG 40 min; and had it proceeded but ff.
Teen miles farther, Capt. Parry and his men yvouLJ ~,
obtained the pecunisry remuneration to which En-,
we're emitted on reaching SO deg; bni even this short
Instance was found 10 be unattainabie by any pl,ysical
effort Nearly in the same line proceeded TO he ur-
era. immediately on reaching the ship The expedi-
'lcn lien proceeded hoineward. We are hannv 4,
ao'' mat capt Parry, lis officers and men, are all in
fhOh lAFAN The brig Dionisio, Capfaiu
hieyer' which left Havana on the 9Th came ont IN
company WIN TWO Spanish frigates, one bound to Porto
MOO Tie other Cadiz, with a million of dolIa,s
~ res! OF Laborde's squadron, consisting OF a ~ and
TWO ttigates, remained in Havana. Tie sum OF mo.
ney mentioned above, was delivered to a messenger
rom ,he King, who had beer sent for il and for yLou,
II had been raised in a very short time. No inielli.
sesIe "Sa recently been received OF Portef's SQUADRON.
p, e BRUSH Packet Francis Freezing arrived an
10000 dollars for London. ="
! Tue U. S. ship Hornet. CANAAN Clnraan LII: -