Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22

time TO visit Consantinopic ,yas induced so IN .a
o'' wsn 10 see the nicrior OF this interesting coun
wy as wei as TO visit celebrated place Upon nv
AJAX b'oeech where take the boat for ons;an
'nioP'e was detained until could hear from ,l,,
CITY, an ORDER had been issued to stop all Euronc.
$500 as sumo uuerence had taken place between tho
rene" Ambassador and the Porte ow inc 10 his
threats OF sending down TO the Admiral e., ,
Va :'ia'nes' and as we had six in our party we were
supposed by these ignorant Turks 70 he the ;n,er,
I,, L .e"o.' ihey did not modest US, as we RAM
' wei an interesting and beautiful country; and as
soon as The Facts known a frmau was sc,t
over winch enabled us To proceed Mr. Canine r
was much indebted to- both for this rs likewise his
hospitality on my arrival He spared no pains to fnr
ther my wishes IN viewing all which is deeme, of in
terest to travellers. The Uypodromi, the ObeIis,,
me LAntoue SrrPents, which wore placed az
oefh' the several pillars erected by the opsan,;nes
IN TACT, all the Lions of the place and not liz Loo.
10 oe seem the sultan himself with III the nonsepsicaI
atty. "e'eH'A'y 10 roy
My visit through tho country and In tho r-o., ,,
convinced me OF one thing, that this mighty Empire is
n, us t"se, and has the reputation of strength
I'm aces MOI possess. And why the European
lowers nave submitted 10 the many little degradaons
which they have done FOR years back is 70 be accounted
"r only by political motives. Policy alone could have
permitted these people TO exist Government
There 's nation in Europe DO sincerely beliov.
hui co!..' trampc them under foot. They have mo-
strength; The people down By system of on
preston and the cuiivators Of the soil have barely G.
noUgh lett them, to drag out miserable ex;ete,ca
They live in wrc.ched mus, hets have suald cb;Idro
anu are all badly Clad passed over one OF the fines,
:o1''''eS nave ever seen, capable of supporting a
immense population (which from the numerous burial
PAGES II did at one tine. 1t is nov a waste and vo,
would RIDE nearly day Gro YOU wouId SEQ oyer ,
wTetched village, and that in ruins met several dc
'ac'2nts bound for Constantnople man their fleets
ana such locking set of raggamnilins never saw
i:e new troops looking dirty creatures an,
now they have half christian dress without The fur
ban they arc small looking men. The Turkish dresx
Is we'll calculated 10 set off the human frame mil;
( irtin of
has been ably done by Clark and other ,gr;,ors a.,
whom mnst refer Won, ' ~
FROM all could learn at tic great city, do no, believe
e ni"a VIII ever grant to the Creeks n, -,
so long as the Powers will content themselves in
% ioce may DO but diplomacy they will ma,
oeiieVe thai tie Europeans he mad enoueh n, M .
war for the independence ofa people of whom, tho.
nothing Tho Turk vii! procrastinate and NEGOTIATE n.
hs rs you choose, AID never thinks you eanes, n,iI
MS territory is actually invaed.-IIe is now USING eyc
eHeron III hitting out his squadron bros and
cotVettes are ready for sailing with two gates and J;n
.;I ~ sup nearly So to accompany them. lam in
Cameo 20 believe that both England and Russia will me.
strong Language to induce the Porte 10 grant terms II NO.
." re""shce I" the Greeks l. however, of opinion
mat the Porte vii! continue exert;on to subdue ,,o
"'"' Il possible Bring II TO close this Summer Unfoe.u
haeiy for The of the Greeks, their differences 49,,
'"w so great mat IS anticipated that England will ha re r.,
cease Ter mediation, until the Ambassador can d..er
.GIe one. '''7 feS|t~
understand 'is, mast inform you that Cordurottos
an" CoIocotron have united at Castro and with ,c ~
'c ia'esa as are on their side, have organized a. nro
Esoi"i governments an pGrt, claiming themselves tho
right SO to do The "Goyerunent" which was
y" oy te congress at Epdauus, cease so soon nc
mat Congress could reassenb!e, which was 10 have bea
" iass. That Congress had adjourned in haste
on the IAN OF Missolonshi. In consequenc of the Int
cs OF Tue members, or Of intrigue, is supposed or
some OF tie members OF the Provisional Government VIM
"'''1 10 retain the power with which they had bcen in
no eehg could or convened, until one was urr.
"y The friends OF Greece, as hcv saw the proyicior
d" 'oFeEnnent had rot strength. Most of the primatas
ana Deputies, tn the number sixty or more met ?, -
FORM
,he other party o:san.zed under these two n,sn ~
s''"' 'ie residence ct Coiocotron. The members a,
..sih sent aepuiation 10 Castro, 20 propose n;n, -
all TIE Deputies and Prinates and 20 meet NJ pa. a
neutral point This was listened to- and as ne,Io~
''' ""' give way each had its meeting; the Govern
nt at ESha stu maintaining, until The Conrto.s
WHICH had adjourned Epidauus could re assemble th
" S" h'i The reins OF Government. as it vas from
Han they received their power, which ,I.rv rvc-o ., |
tam Until they should again assemble.
"no" NOT what has been the result of all ,is r,, -
''" cnchanR has arrived with brig and schooner and
t nnufcn 10 oief his services, it is hoped thai they NAV
.e paFtics 10 cN'nr 10 definite arrappeme,f
ana u'l ibis can be dane, it is said the Ambasssdnr
Ccns;dniinope vii! uO be able :, .,o,, , ~ w. a.
should he disposed. " " vac VI"
nave Thus, as weias could given Won some s;t
"'" 'niS difficulty. II IS Than what bayr e.
s sio 10 you, that these people their own enen,ic
ana 'hoy are the faco,s and turbulent ,eorIo 49,
were III ancient tnes and deserve bu, little of o go
P'thy. II this cannot unite them, know not what VII
i'f uey are III miserable situation and thcir
have been fGa riuy reduced. numbers
Aer writing TO yon on tie 9th of February ,ve, oo
10 hS'a having head wind for Smyrna and WISHING T.,
by personal observations how afairs -.
progressing. Fortunately, met with ,r,eoo.;
the members OF The Government at Parrs IIs b,d bo
one o. the Committee 10 Castro aud of course could ;
me an he information wished relative TO that s,hircI
o"ii2 TO bad weather was compelled IN run in,o G.
Gen Lay' "pIo'itc to Hydra, where fell in win, CANA,
a'ni"' VINO 'hd likewise been Castro to epdcayor
" oin? ABOUT reconciliation, aud meeting az Paros
n"t without effect During the time NJ Trecoup Was ~,
board which was three four days, we Ind NAV re
Conversations relative TO their situation lie apnears ~
oa la' oa,s '"a' 'haTecic) an honest man. nd true
pairio aud nc freely said thar there was NOT = C,oot ~
U"g nsn' that could unite all tho parties: and If Fra,
or ENGLAND would give them head the Government
II would meet most OF their views. He would h. ,o,
"a tber have Swiss, German at tie head NJ b
Iovefnen whocouid afford TO bring some few ,bon.a1
aud Cultivate the soil. 80 ""''J
"go,ncT plan which is thought Of is TO agree To nav r,
10 sultan, as much as nc ever receiyed fo &
;- ne S:Y'ng mem tie same Government which ia
gwen TO SERBIA and Waachia that is ,n RAJ. a., ;,,
u cno1sIEE tMeir Gnvernnr. and e