Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
FoRNIGN TmTE1IIeMNca.


son which the of England in the affairs Portugal
might produce, could lot at that time be ascertancd,
the intelligence nf it had only reached Paris and in
other respects the papers barren interest excrpng
81 Tar as the accounts from Madrid would seem 10 show
mat the Spanish was.nxious to persuade the
p.s Minister, Mr. Lama, that it unconncctcd witt,
ana dIsapprorct the invasion by revl;cd Portuguese
!feginen's,os the territory of Portugal The Fetish 90
vcrumen, however, had decided ;ues,io for srlC ON
e principle tiai what Spain could and did not prohibit
she permitted.
! /, is stated IN the ,cnrns ia, s-o.au,crcc of t4,b nc
'sat the Marquis o istis. known IN this cn.nrv
as iord Rnw!nu and afterwards Moisa died in the
harbour OF Naples, board the ship which was conveying
hini 10 Italy for the benefit This health
he following extract the Augsburg Gazette .ives
renewed force III the impression that the Christian movers
! vi Europe are about 10 Interfere fol Greece.
'NnTo|t IL i1orcsna, lS,h OcsAn English vessel ar
rived yesterday fIom ComSar,incpc brought the Com,
m''tes OF the National Assembly despatch from Mr. STRAIT
ford Canning, in which that Minister says
NAT ne mad received the instructions which expect
ed from his government ming Arrangement bet;
Tie ukS and the Greeks am! thar they contained rcci Use
directions 10 make the Turkish government
founded upon the demands Of Greece the
between Russia "ndthe Poo could close ON the 9TH Oct
and that he would apriSa the Members of the COMMITTEE.
OF their results: thA an unca!c adiu.eu, nr
he o'tcues heiNeen tina two empires tine ussien Am
"tssaunr would i'mt 0iat"y 60 from Alderman Con-
stam'uorle To h.iS olcs- sonn practicable the
difficulties of G,r"ce lhr dispatch isncl, your fie,
! WI,h servants SiiI,fu;d Canning
In >uhsgtj'itut explanation which NJ Carnirr
transmitted through ComnH;ne Hamilton il is said thar
Mr.. Z. expressed his confidence rood intentions OF
steps he w1S .u;.o.j2ed 10 take at Cons,antinope.
Oh this subject j,ice fron, Odessa Of the cei
Nov. thls speaks:
The Disan is constantly occupied viii, the proposition.
Of MIR! Canning the subject Of Greece various f;voa
b!e circumstances induce the belief that Porte will ac-
ca'e to them; although the Refs endi lattey dscar-
ed in official way, THAT heIceo he youId cuuI ma
employ to Greek.
The JoI,raaE dm Commerce, OF lo.r Dec bcnrc Tim r.,
gis kuown, thus ". the king of Frances
| speech -
i As the speech public, considerable fall
occurred in The funds: this may have been the result of
c:Hi cu,uc causes words put into the kin.
mow:. must mainly have contributed These words
afford but feeble assurance OF general ueace
Tia: portion OF the speech which relates foreign al
Is mex pica!iy acouc, considering deep interest Of the
actual relations O! France with other Powers Not wou
/ OF line East "" se English government is publicly me.
fiatpg hetweeH Greece ami Turkey, wi probably not
neglect her ii,frrsts.-No word Of America willis,
tnci' con'nrce, sban'ioned by Diplomacy expos
al thousand vesa inns the Bueuos avrrs,
u mcn1Cei by blockade the Coas, a. Eraz;i:
il is said whether the treaty occupation Wit
Spain will be- r1mewsd. Thc only express ,!r is The, re-
tarcmre ic troubles in Portugal II will unite INV 81
forts say IN" authors u: this speech, with otnv al.
Hes TO bring Ia close aud prevent the Consequences
these troub.s. And We; the last phrase he speech sun
passes the case tn; honour might compel France display
her wariikc virtues. This parade of and cxpas-
sioLs it called for ny such insignificant, event ms the
tah" by H. nd Of ccrters seems To be, ii il were
feared that 'ha might produce consequences
important t.:, Internal cvmuiotions portuga L.
PANS, Dec ID.
.Na9rid )ec .TP.iya;e >pom!eucc. II can a.
you thai the Of government very great
in consequence nf invasion OF Porting a. aud it spares No
paias Iujr NJ Tib, whose mates daily hcCo:re mos,
threatening. 10 minister OF wan has sent til,
following ora: all OF tine frontier ,o
vinrCS:---
'v.iy Portusua:c Cons,tinnalist, who ma Ina We cc,
made prisoner of invasion ofrhe tnEei;ses
aud shall enter tic Spanish Territory shall ne treated will
= every kindness, and snch hospitality shown him is du
j.! to The subjects off,iandiy nations ana allies"
But events have become sesious THAT not in thu
p"Ae nf the goyefue, itself stop rem not only hos
which passing in the interior of Portugal, but ever
t"sc wlich Ibing place III the Spanish erriogy FL
we learn to-day that the regiment Of the Prince mas passe
. the frontiers III boy, with the exception of is officers
Iithis be Of which lave doubt this may be- COAST
t dered as ci""; cement b. aposIocas r.ci
brethren Of Portugal.
y The Portuguese Cna.ge dAifas YESTERDAY commitment
g ed to cur government Ie decision Of the Portuguese
Ecucy, recognize NJ. Casa Flores Spanish An
i 9assador. To this communication added tic iepor
Of the governors o the Portuguese PO"incos, the from
tiers OF Spain announcing the invasion of the Portuguese
h refugees lie CancUdeS his letter with cJup'd
by demanding further explanations, but instead 2ivna
them, NJ Salmon ~ his reply yesterday evenings
that the functions Of W. die Casa Flores had erased
Lisbon those of VI. ponic de Linz, Portuguese Charg.
d'AGas at Madrid, also ewd, aud that cou,c
qucuiiy he under the Necessity ring his iu
IN tic relations will, him.
The (hI. Poutc Lua) received his des pa,ehe
by extraordinary courier sent from Lisbon the Frcc
minister at Madrid In these dispatches ne was inr,rrs
that others would be next dec, lhe 2, rt "
, learnt yesterday that the of lc arrested
Villa Fcinsa by the Portuguese refugees. Their content
j are ol course unknown.
The court returned tlis notnn. rom the Esr,,ja
The report Of the dismissal of VI Calnmars gains crt
~ Count dOiaa End NJ. Xra ;rrmujlz SPOKEN of
# success Journal DIES peblts.
Noiu2 appears have transi.ej respecting the recen
the British government for supporting Portugal
The French Cabinet held long ,ons d.iy, and the o-h
had facn about three per The El0iie published fn
whole details, and Mr. earnings 50 'eCb, without on
J word Of comment.
The letters for Havre state that excitement had bee,
iy l!ip
believed the proceedings Of the British government c
adopted with the knowledge and TIE sanction the Freuc
s cabinet The Havr2 market affected by the news
On the other hand isstacd minated the Jourra
= du Ccumcrcc, that great dssrr.ions IN Frecr
c CabGct-;lCt the party attached icsu is mo
powerful and will not coincide in the pacific designs OF t
. Minister, NJ. Filcc;-lnd that viii certainly cnsuc
& The paper states, that 300 Of for the
Royalis;s who entered Portugal furnished from t
French ganisous in Psmprlnns and Nh the knowledge
= tHc French Ambassador NJ Madrid.