Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08

Constitutional and Koyaist Ion Cos. Every Ing i,sh
soldier, who strays from his corps immediately meets
With the fate which the French stra.ers ex Pc
fenced during the Peninsula
From the Constitutional
Pans, March I2.-The following Is a copy of n
letter written by Lord Cochrane 10 Mr.. Evnard, at
the moment Of his departure from SAINT TropeZ fer
Greece
AT last am about to embark. You will hear of
me, perhaps sooner than you will expect. shall risk
every thing, in order TO accomplish what have promi
sed; but if any misfortune happens me, leave LADY
Cochrane and my children who dear To me as
liberty is TO Greece, confdcd your care and that
of the friends Of tie cause.
From the Etoile dated Tuesday, March 49,
"COnStantinopie. Feb Tin the note deliv cred by
Nj. Nlnziacky 10 The Refs EfeDd, the following
phrase, which is considered authentic is partcu-
larry spoken cf-'1he Porte itself must desire an in
entUn. Ii the Greeks are Conoucrcrs il becomes
necessary and in The contrary case the Porte would
deceive itself if ii believed that the Emperor Nicholas
would see with Indifference the determination of a
people protesting the same religion hulselEn4ugs-
6uTg Gazette.
| .Hadrid, March la decree of February IL
gives new proof of the zeal of the Spanish Govern
ment in Fastening the Organization of the Roy as vo
'uncers: ordering the attendants Provinces on pain
oil being suspended from their Offices hasten the levy
of the taxes imposed by the decree of the 2Jb of Au
gust for the equipment of those troops.
''Paris, March 12.-Leteis from ST. Petersburgh
say that differences have arisen betw cen Genera Is
Yermaloif and Passewtsch, relative to the employ
ment of the Russian troops in Georgia under their
command. General Diebsh, Abide camp to the
Emperor, is gone for the purpose Of econciling them
augsburg Gasette..
'The morning papers of Friday contain no news
The Quotidienne says, that the news from Gallaca,
received at Madrid is favorable TO the Portuguese
royalists and the Constitutional that the prepara-
tions for war are continued in Spain with much &C.
tivi;y."
From the London Tinesl
a lin E,Il,
ordinary paragraph
DUBLIN, March la.-Frday after the arrival of the
"packet bringing the account of the defeat of the
"Caifiolc question in the House of Commons orders
''were sent TO the Pigeon house. to forward 5000 600
grounds of musket bal!-car.idges to the different
"garrisons throughout the country. -Freemars Jour
nal.
t Here then, is the commentary on that text which the
OraDgemen have delivered Parliament for the eui-
dance of its policy towards the Irish nation Men de.
uand their rights, and the five millions of lead
en- bullets. Almost ball cartridge apiece for the Ca
tholics of Ireladd God help them.
| Corn La'oS-As the debate proceeds, the powerful
land holders altering the scale of duties brought in
by the Minister, and it clearly appears u.s. that BY
me tune the proceedings on this bill terminated
IN the House OF Lords, Mr. Canning will hardly know
iils own p an again. In the time il is curious
10 observe how the House any ntimaton
blenders who think the soslc of duties already ton
nigh. We understand that it is exceedingly difficult
Tor any member opposed TO the Corn Laws TO obtain
hearing and then he is in danger, the words of
Mr. Hobhouse, either of being knocked down nv
coughed down."-Chroa,cle
Tn Ter date of Constantnople, Feb. TO- we find the
suboined intelligence, according which it will be
seen that determined efforts 10 be made on the part
of Russia in behalf of the Greeks.
ConstdntlnoDlc, FEB. ~
NJ. Won hIinzacky, without waiting for the arriva,
OF the Russian Ambassador, the Marquis de Ribcau-
pierre, has presented very energetic note relative TO
the pacificaon OF Greece, which is said 20 contain
the following remarkable passage: The sublime
Porte itself must desire intervention for if the
Greeks should prove con9uerers, they would also i'm
all probability, seek intervention aud if the Greeks
should be subdued, the Porte should not indulge in the
deiusion that the Emperor Nicholas would remain an
inactive spectator of the of his tellow-bc-
lcyers.n
This remar kablc declaration, the authenticate of
which IS affirmed on most respectable authority has
capSed an extraordinary sensation here and the people
are very curious to how tie Dvan will act after
the arrival of NJ de Ribeaupiere; il is we'll known that
the teIs Ehend had previously, replied to the conf
dental verbal overtnres Of Mr.. S. Canning and M
hnziachy on this subject, that the Porte would not
accept Of any intervention.
The London Courier Of the 18th March saws
The Algemene Zetung, which we have received this
morning 10 the lith inst contains article dated
Trieste, March Cd, which stacs on the authority
of letter from Corfu, of the 18Th uit. that the
Greeks had possessed themselves Of the ruins Of Ms
soongti.
HiSh CGholicS.-"UpoD two things, we receIIect
iat all Catholics I'D Tins part Of ireland nearly una
nitnouS-the e;;ped lency of making direct appeal 10
the Royal and IustrioUs Parsonage who pronounced
The ''parlIns Injunction" ieelingly allnded to by
SIR Francis Burdett and Of forwarding another series
OF petitions, contradictory of the hel.born alseboods if
OF nothing else, upon which are 10 suppose that tho
decision of Tuesday night partly founded. As to
the provinces, they will not, presume, be slow in in
dicating their opinion 10 what proper TO be done in
the present unhappy state OF our aiFars.n[ ubn pa
perl
LATEST FROM EUROPE,
BosTo1, April 30.-By the packet ship Emerald.
which arrived in this port on Saturday evening in 80
days from Liverpool, we have received our files Of
London papers to Saturday March 2i.-A convention
bteween Great Britain and Portugal had been pub
iished, by which tc latter strpuIaes TO provide the
necessary barracks and quarters and buildings for hos
P'as ana Tor stores and magazines, and the necessa
~ rali0ns Of provisions and fprare for the oG;ce.a g