Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

ed protect Tue victims o. the wax nor have we for
got the words the King 10 the assembled Chambers
which announced the happy effects of our interfer
ence.
''What Russia and England have done is known
and we can now assert tat ali the allies have adopt
ei the proposition of France TO convert into treaty
the Protocol of st. Petersburgh That Justice which
Frenchrnen do not render to the Government of then
King is rendered by foreigners, aud the document
which we have received from LoIdon the proof of
ths.n
PANS, JuNE c.
s'Thc following article is from the Observer Of
Trieste
"a from Corfu OF the III. @. NAY, states hat
according To reports IN circulation the Serasscr Red
schd PaCha had been attacked hv the Greeks before
Athens ami after an obstinate engagement forced TO
quit his entrenchnents and retreat To the distance OF
two hOuSs march from the city II was then easy for
the Greeks to completely provision the citadel
ga letter from Ilate of the I'd of May, confirms
ns and fixes The date of the attack made by the
Greeks the 10Th Goth and LIST of April. The la.
ter commanded BY General Church, karaistalSi, Cos
ljnes Gordon and ileidegger, and Coccotroni The
same letter states that ibraham Pacha after having in
us excursions from the 20h of April, rayaged the
Cnnnfrr, then hesieSng Caste Tornese (carnsite
/-ente) 1t is SAT-! 10 he garrisoncd BY 600 men, IN
Ger the son o! Sisn!. who made brave resistance
II was feared however. that they could hold out
'''he Captain of vessel which has arrived from
Noion, a'rms that on the Goth of April, the Egyptian
fleet of II SAIL oR< which four five frgaten,
I've sehooDers and the remainder Transports had arr
we'd at Nararino with troops, whose number was not
lGOwn.'
CoNsTA NTINopIE, MAY 10.
(ECiract from mercantile letter.
''LetteTs from Smyrna dated the 4th say, that in
consequence of the movements of Generals Church.
karaiskak, and Gordon, who had collected 10 1000
men, and already taken several of Relsciid Pacba,s
batteries il expected hear of tho dcIiyererce Of
Inc Acropolii, which has been valianty defended
s'Lord Cochrane iii the vicinity of Pores aud
had purchased tfSree vessels. which he was furnisb-
lug with rockets and other instruments of destruction.
!; was asserted hat this armament would be ready on
tue 18th OF May. and that Lord Cochrane wnuld
then sail for Teneios TO wait for the Turkish flee,
Eoantitne Captain Hastings has taken i'll the Gulf of
Nolo six Turkish vessels iadei with ammunition and
has burnt four Others. Efe thus las placed the Scras
Ser who depended ON there supplies, in very embar.
RAISING situation
''A these accounts hare considerably irritated the
Sultan and the Dvap.
''On the other band, it is said ti,a Tartar is gone
~ The Dadane'les, with orders 20 The feet net 10 anil
liel!espont. After sever. meetings of the Council
nj state the Porte is said have caused Mr. Stratfo,i
Canning 10 be asked Il it war with England since
is troops had to combat fewer Greeks than EngIisl-
livery thing appears 10 crisis which must
lead 10 decisive result the question OF the affairs
@! Geece."- GaSette u .q4sS6irS.
MAD,ID, MAJ 81.
s'Our lhc ais. who made so much noisc, and spread
many exaggerated reports respecting tie late events
in Caabra, silent respecting what is passing
IN ArraEon, TO give vent their pei Eiinus iny
if their champion should obtain any ADVANTAGES;
bat no doubt entertained but that the Roy alst voun-
eers will this, thousand other occasions sti-
fe in its birth this attempt of the oluonss
''Ihe accounts from Tanlarites ant Saragossa have
IN fact informed that The Royaiist volunteers have
entirely DESTROYED this band of who
had shown themselves III the moutaiDs of ArJagon."
f.cNpos. June 3.
owe have received the Paris papers of Tuesday.
and the Etoile, dated Wednesday. An article m the
uon-ofcal part OF the Afoniteur assigns the reason
for equipping French squadron in the Med.
Nerranean 1t is alleged iat the conduct Of the ney
OF Algiers, for time past bad given the Kings
discomfort and RAT
recent occasion, THE 30!h April) the Dew Sc
far forgot himself, to 'nsuIt grossly" the Consul
General and Charge dAairs of France. These trans
gfessions could mol be allowed TO ga unpunished and
therefore, naval division had been dispatched from
Tonon, TO obtain satisfaction for them as well as for
other causes OF complaint
NEW YORK, jury 49,
The packet ship Hamilton. arrived yesterday afternoon
saied from Liverpool Sunday the 10Th June. ard
Captain Bunker has avourpd with paper Of the 9Th
and London papers of the 9Th.
The debate the COru oil resumed in the House
Of lords the 1h AMI the further discussion post
yoaed the 18Th when the Minister call Cor
reconsideration Of the amendment adopted a former
day motion of the Duke of Wellington Several
propositions amend the hill made, to linn
i lie import million Of quarters, and another FIX
ne the period Tor the law to 60 into operation the first
Of January next agreed TO. motion Of the Earl
81 Stnlopr. prohibit the importation of American
Flour, ucsatived wi,hou; division
Messages from the King prseued in both Houses
"tParamrnt on tho 9TH. recommending the aprrOrria-
'nn asked for in the budget (of GjGOOO0 for the extra
charges for the forces III Portugal Previous the fer
rn"e Of the Message to committees the Ministers were
asked Tor explanation of the of affairs in that
country TO which they replied t!at the reasons ex
I-ir 'r withholding the informant ton, it was as
tcd for former day
The Paris NIontcur, Of the 9TH, says"By this time
naval division has sailed from Touiou for Aigers 10 OBJ
tam satisfaction from the Dey for insults the French
flag, and To the French consul and for other causes Of
complaint
PARIS June s.Ne authorised to announce ,bo,
t'e months instruments Of the Bonds of iayri Of
the 80 Of this month, will bc paid thai day al the orf
or NJ Jaqucs Lajltr & Co
LIVERPOOL June 6Tbe ports now open until 18th
of Aug, for ,hc admission Of foreign oats at duy "a
PER quarter
FROM CANTON.
IrrSri ofN Letter from Officer or an 1ncr,rar mr.
citqHf rcs'cl, dnicd ri Linton, .H0rca 90, 1921
Con the 1St inst. Icre ia &c bc;wccn five boat,
o the Americans aud English lying this port and two