Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

passed through Riga Oh the Esd of April on his way to
wanaw.
resolution against the having the
Foreign Ambassadors wished in their bu,
the victims entrcaed them abanion them their
The women themselves urge the tukc any h-
initiating step Hassan Pncha, who had always conduc ted
himssf well towards the people, accepted from them
present OF 100000 piastTes, witch offered by the
Christians that remained in the capital: had
he received the money, than nc reunited sultan
to DC employed in the purchase of stores, &C. Six
thousand men Of cavalry troops have just for Siis
ta."
Tho following intelligence from SMYRNA ia of the Sd of
Apr': we undsrstand that such vessels, coming from
az cahno prove thnt they solely destined
tn t"ke on hoard Ibrshms troops carry them back tu
Egypt, are no longer allowed To touch tile Morea.
The french aud English A>mi.a!s, in conjunction witt,
Count Capo siria have given urcrs the Of
all ports OF the Peninsula occupied by Turks and Esyp
tinns.' or
Extract Of q letter from Touun May g. There are nov
III tao ed"rrhnean "a ships Of of all descriptions,
w'hou' counting sehooncrs. viz: vessels of the line, 70
tIisates " covcttes, ammunition vessels, nd 81 rss
Tie companies Of these vessels amount in all 10 II 900
men. The ammunition brig Iesvc sails ton,nrcw for
hahsn with $4,000 rations %: prov ision aud bring
back Rear Admiral Collc, whose health snHrred Sc
vefey ior twelve months past during the time he has bccn
stationed before Aigiers"
Exuae, OF private letter of the 2st ut from Ieghorn
Several vessels have arrived at this port from Malta in
seven Gays. Inc Nassian squadron, consisting of four
ships of toe lne three frgates and brig, sailed from
Malta ON the 10Th instant for the Archipelago whete four
jine
nei'h squadron was shortly to follow that OF Russia
FROM GREEcE.-in the Augsburgh Gazette we lind the
following letter. dated Corfu Goth ut: IAN the accounts
from Hrcece agree IN stating, that Capo dist ia
caede" an almost entirely destroying piracy, aud that the
re,in,s of ur the Arcipelau
have ALLEN considerably. The Count has thus ccon-
pissi that in which Lord Cochrsne failed. This drpar-
'u'e o' the latter is ncxpicabe known whether
has essned his conman proposes return nd -esun.
IT. TIE general opinion in Greece is that he was Sent,
rather y the English Ministry Than by the Greek Commit
tees Of Lnndon aud Paris, md that he present the
cause % the new British Ministry. Cen Church. who is
no longer Commander in Chief Of the Greek land focss
has expressed wish to esgn Fabvier has probably dune
the The departure latter, who possesses re
military TALENTS, would be serious loss Greece. Deme-
trus Ypsian,i has out with 1000 infantry nd co
esvay, on his expedition Thes,ay; the fixing Of
boundaries ct the future empire of Greece, much talked
or IN regard to which the Allied Powers ye;
elHIed themselves, is believed first
Of this expedition, as it might in facilitating
at the question:"
The journal DIES Dcba,s states, that safer delay
and many preliminary meetings, assembly OF the Com
misson appointed to inquire into the Of secondary
Summaries was held on Saturday, the Archbisops Pa
lace. Piom the inquiries Of Commission il anpears
that several secondary semina exist which have been
voluntarily placed by the Bishops under aud
tuition OF priests who follow the ST. gnaius
We have learned, that the opinion favor of the
existence at the Jests in public instruction passed by
majority Of 6v. against four, beng contrary TO legal
order Nothing bot the Magistaey henceort III s,rug
gle with success against the constantly INCREASING petr-
sons of body of clergy whose influence embraces the
entire system of social order"
letter from Bayonne says-"We are assured that
according I" new arrangement he, France & Spain
the foresses Of Jacea, SEQ dUrgc and Cadz are TO be-
evacuated The was the bea o this intel
lisence arrived at Bayonne the 9th inst despatch.
for the King Saragnssa and others for Msd,id nd
CAdiz."
PonTuGAL-The advices from Lisbon re no later than
the former arrival. We have few add,uonal tome
however, such as they
IL said that Don Miguel time
brother Don Pedro stating that party spri, its
greatest height lie told him that the great mass of tho
people lad jcccd the charter aud public opinion
called for absolute Kngthat considered Don Pedro
deprived of his rights, ne had renenced the crown-s
ta' he Don Miguel daily received petitions pressing him
to take it. III consequence, nplored his brother 10
approve the aonsl WISH in informing him tina he would
probably be compelled adhere it, in order to restore
tranquility TO Portugal.
The greater par, Of the municipal officers who were moi
disposed officially 10 require the sration the throne by
Don Miguel have been turned Office by the popuIace
and replaced by the party
News from Brava that faithful regiments who
were expected To have been surprised IN church have
taken position opposite that city the cries OF "ong live
Don Pedro"
The Brazilian Minister at Paris has delivered to the
French Government formal protest against Don Mieucs
usnrpa,on.
letter from Alsiers, dated on The Cd Nav SAYS the
Agerne naval force entirely dismautled The iga
nd four eorvctcs which suffered much in the
with the French bloekadns squadron presented to Re
in bad conditions.
Translated for the Commercial qdrsriscr ou. tie G0.sc
de France Of he 18Th JNay.
At the spes the Danube has been crosSpT
Thus Islanism is rea tened in Europe nd in
and can foreteIl what viii be the the struggle
The rs cannon has been fred and evonts that to
follow depend on a wisdcm higher than that Of ne,I.
What We doing while such great interests are az
stake? We are occupied with deciding whether there are
too many pupils in the secondary seuDaries by VIVA
kind Of priests they are educated We discussing the
question whether the projects shall be responsible neg
gence IN matters relating TO the Gle tions II energy
all the ardnr of France directed the details Of internal
police. The mind fxedy Prcoccupicd with Questions
that cannot be solved "The parties which divide France"
sa" General Lamarqpe to-day, land it's uncetain policy
deprive her OF the weight which she ough, TO have in the
balance Of Europe"
Ah TIME have we ever had greater need of uron
ann strength Austria is Jniting her armies Enga nd is
arning her Heels and all the parties in Great Britain
only occupied in healing all their wounds and in siieucrr
all their disputes in order to leave the British empire the
means OF maintaining its consequence, proftirg b.
events.