Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-13
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resistance at A.hrns Nothing had been heard of the
Egyptian fleet of its having left Alexandria. lbrahim,
who had cnenc!rd himself at rrpoza was exposed to
the creates, distress by his policy in running the harvests
The Greeks also suffered Fifteen cagocs of provisions
Rad been forwarded from Ancona the Greeks the
Yense of the French aud Swiss Cons"is.
From the Journal dc Paris.
Frankfort on he oder, Dec lT.-(Pri7ate etter.)-
Letters from several merchants Pera, the
taken by the Ambassadors of the powers
The affairs of Greece, BEGIN To be active give
hope that this Important negotiation will end
Already is said that that country will he divided into
Hospohrints and that Prince of the house of CAN
lacuzeno will be one of the Hnspodars This however
needs confirmation.
News from C"nstaniinople the 9th of Novem.
ho mentions that tr Sultan continued his eyertons C
line "rsanz"on OF his iry. troops. The city remained
tranquil.
Paws papers have been received in LONDON 10 the s1l
OF hece"neF' The rumours circulating Paris rcpesen
e proceedings OF the Secret Committee the Chambe
OF Deputies rs being animated The spcech of MIR Can
mag arl@as I, have given umbrag many of the
nefs NJ de Bonvilc said that France had been
III the naughty speech of Mr. Canning and the Cb,ph.
ought 10 express It's dspeasre in the Address IN The
ihe address was finally carried without such cxpesson
by Soo votes against so. The following an extract from
Like your Majesty, Sire, I've render thanks 10 Dvip
osoehee Tor situation which promises your pcop,
con'huaiiy increasing prosperity. We pledge
o'e lot IN the amcable dispositions of which Foreign
government give the assurance in the conformity
ne sentiments with for the maintenance peace
Wing events which have recently distu I'D mart of the
Peninsula have struck all the friends OF good order with
painful sriisr-Wc desire Sire, that your efforts in ar
cordance with those ~ Allies may put end TO this
state OF agitation and hsa con, that the peace we
eYoy may receive no attack. France may, witou, fear
al being misunderstood, say that il wishes peace. II
IS knnwn at what price She would wish preserve it,
The KING replied, -" always receive with the same sa-
tsfctor The expressions Of the sentiments Chamber
of Deputies.
81 with great pleasure that tie Chamber enters
my views, ana will examine with as much care and at
ten'ion the important laws which have caused to lie pre
pared for the happiness of France.
les (fputia
sincerely Than do The efortsI making to preserve
il are dictated by my heart.
~ am happy to announce you, that my homes in This
respes become daily more founded. If Divine Providence
should ever order it otherwise, rely me, Gentlemen
rely Oh rely all my faithful Subjects and he
assured dat the honour of France remain pu:e and in
Tact, rs II has always been"
LONDON, January !, 1927
Dispatches from Lsbon.Te gratifying intelligence -,
the arrival OF part of the British succours TO PORTUGAL in
IN the river iagus received this morning by the e,,
home of the Sir Edward Banks steam, vessel This
left Lisbon ON the evening OF Christmas dav AT which finn
me 4h' and as some accounts add the 25h regiments had
been landed The possible Joy pervaed the
at the sight of the habits rOuges insurgents call them
and tins was not little heigte by the news of the %
Of body of 5000 ofhee reuesaoes by tho cons,n,io-
"iiss, VIII" afterwards dispersed and fed The rrheIs
were IN inrorn condition, nd with the exception of those
ider the immediate orders of the MARQUIS Caves vas
gradually isso!vng As mig be expected this ia
ue naws made very considerable impression ON the mo-
ny narket Conols for the Account opened sos and
Immediately advanced TO 81. ucuated between that urice
and a0s, and finally closed 81 We subion the las,
prices, yz-Bank Stock, e0; Cent. Red ebs (from
1873 81 per Cent. Red $685. Exchenuer Bills 90 10 r
i'nns Annnes, ISi; Consos for Account Eli: p,r,,.
aHsse Bonds have advanced IS. 3D.; they are 72I
From the London Co,ericr
We have the gratifca ton this day 10 com,,,,ca, ,,c
most satisfactory intelligence with respect the affairs Of
Portugal.
Fhe Sir Edwards Banks steam vessel arrived a, Ports.
mouth last night o'clock, and brouobt ma sss A.
baeS with dispatches for Government She left Lisbon
ON the 10Th in evenings aud made her voyage home in six
days. " 80
l,,ter
praise OF the prompt ana decisive ntn,ed by Go
'sfment Sir Cannings speech has been printed nd cir
'ha'ed' and the effect it produced upon the public mind
was amazing III seemed IN operate Ike CHARM dj,u,l
hing at all the gloom fears that prevailed AMI
'nhatns every cuss "f persons with renewed lru;,c and
rgo"f,
Ills hlajcsys Message had been officially communicated
10 the Portuguese CorteS, by whom received ,h
every demonstration Of gratitude and enthusiasm =
lie extraordinary rapidiiy with which the succaur OF
sS"o h"o reached the shores OF Portugal excited gene
gal admiration. While they were ouy opua N besr n,
promise" aid, British ships nd British troops had anchored
~ Ine wacrS oil the TnguS The effect electrical
The Pyrams was the only vessel, we believe which NJ
me date oil these adviccs bad landed troops bot four line
Of battle ships, with other cctachmen,s were see m nv,
burIngs by the Sir Edward Banks she left the Tarus
The condition of The rebels soon we should ,hin
Drag matteES to close Ali the accounts represent
them rs being discomfted, wherever thew haze rnp, -
contact with the constitutional lrools.
Inc Marquis de Chnvi5 Iamego with 10000
'to"ps--h Fqupred-and dispiricd-In the province of
AlenteJo the Count de Villa Flor had epuIscd the insur
gents, under the command Of Mepessi
When tho i:h( Kings own regime Mt Of foo, I,,dd ,,
tions. '' "|''"'""
we learn from Paris that NJ Salmon the Minister
ioF Foreign Affairs at Madrid, has declared in Mr.
lamb that his Most Catholic Majesty is resolved n
renew hI9 ancient relations with the Portuguese povc
went M. Salmon has consequently niimat ed his reaA
ness receive any diplomatic agent whom the Prncesa
hegeht may appoint, and he has ordered the AIarouq
90 Casa Flores 10 lis former Official relation,
at LISBON upon tue understanding that this proceed.
nS would be received the part of the Infanf, VIII,
corresponding sentiments. Mr.. Salmon has riven io
most oecisVo assurances TO MIR. Lamb that hence
orth the cond uct Of the Spanish government will be in
Snlc' 8ccoFdspce with lis professions, and he has
communicated in detail all ilIe measured yhich - :;
intended to adopt along the frontcrs TO prevent the
PoS"o'i'y OF fresh abuses. Courier, Dec. o.
warm debates TOOK place in the French lerisIativo
assemblies OH the answer the Kings speech par
ucuIary, relating TO the affairs of PORTUGAL Tho ar -
s"cT was carried notwithstanding the warmth of nm
pnslllCn. Tic I.lndu1l u. -