Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-19

'nousahu troops. who hare become inf, for ..,,;
49, a. tne entire harem Of ibTabim Pachs II an
49, '"a' u 10 Intended to'send from the More, oil
lose persons who cannot perform actual service ord
- seat ho'ire rs The scarcity Of provisions ibrs-
na, ia n'hset VII remain in The Morea. On the
mat the feet had entered our port ali tho nh
oi'ahts assembled there, and the Vicerov i;ms.it :;
peo'eu u. Inc sight Of it appeared TO awaken feel,
@ III o'n winch some persons thought they perceived
y" preceding occasion, but respectno vh;,h a.
would wiiing'r deceive themselves Ii ia "A; 80. y
snort That the Vceroy is in his beart by mo mean
cnned 10 peace that he very deeply feels the dsea,
al Navafin; and that he is, above all extre,,a,
nant that the Greeks are still ne rmit,ed - nlus
Their operations both by and land w,,bout an ="
pos"on from the allied powers; and that no la.
cssaa 20 ADVISE tue Sultan, in case these ex-
ceSses are not suppressed to have RECOURSE 70 III .
sword and declare war, which he NAV ,enenJ ~ III
eoure support OF Egypt An the measures taLen ba
nSca!e preparaons if not for an offensive, yet for
defensive attitude. We have no re cent accounts os,h
resurrection of the Wec.abies. " Wv
[.qtgemeine Zci.,,ns. FEB 81.
! MAiENcE. Feb. l6.-For some time ,,s, a.. -.
sag oi couriers through this ey to and from 81 pa
| 'ersourG, Vienna Berlin London, the Hapue and p
| ris, is more than ever. Though the accoun, go
| 'enna, Lonion, and in degree from pare -
iaVoIao'e TO The preservation of peace this hone i.
much weaker in the north and il is nrci,r o,Ga,
affirmed that Russia according To the i,e,, " ey
J"iy will occupy the princpates, and thai one nf
me last couriers from ST. Petersburg was the be,rer
re- communications 10 this esrct to the other Cabinets
lie accounts from Prussia also Indicate that the at
'aits OF 'he East are there considered TO he in sim
s"on To which the sword alone can decide
!.fuTemourg Correspondent, Feb. 90
! FRANCE
cRao'oer % Otpatics-Tbe President Rad 4, latte,
rom inc Minister of the Interior by which h;s ri
iehcy slated, he transmits TO the Chamber tho Od;
nance OF the King, who appoints M Re- "1 C,u
President of the Chamber Of Deputies d,y,n , "a'u
sent session-.fier which follows an o,d,p,noo - ~,
King, signed-( harles. ~ 'ne
filter reading the above great agitation ,-r.;,,
in the Chamber. ~ P'e'a'ed
he 0uoidicnDe regrets that the choice of tho I;
mas iaheh nPon NJ Rover Col!ard because IL nor
ceies III THAI choice concession w. are nm, -
disposed than the Quoridepne To favonr sws, '
winch we hare constantly pointed out tho dance 3D..
I" ths instance We do not think the rcproocS anl;
caoie-~itoout doubt II is painful 10 see lb.,a;s
'mPartHs color to the Elective thamber but t,o r.
COMO not choose otherwise than among tho Ca,d;
dates whom the Chamber presented to him ard ;,
us oe ao''ed that he has chosen the most capabIe
closing prices on the 95ih-F'ive per emf, I0af1s
Three per cents. 69f 2Oc. " '''''
| DFenafm .fccident-The roof of the ROYAL R,,,s.
wick Theatre, which of IRON fell in on a. So.s
OF feoruary, during the rehearsal of GUY Maoner;na
oPWaius Of ioo persons were buried beneath ,b. -;
ana II is supposed between so and 70 lives have ba
iost-about 40 bodies still under the rpbh;oh 80
some oil them alive. On the Let of March a,aa,
oumoef oi bodies we're dug out, of whom il liyinr
on the 29th February ~ al airing
| inc Duke of Cambridge was dangerously ill.,
I'm the House of Commons on the Oath 'F.h,,
mere was majority of IA for the repeal of tho cei
ufa'eu TEST ann corporation acts Tue yota was -,
Lord John Russelps motion for consderino tho 49,;
"o VI osenters with view to repeal the above scts
and Is called BY the Times vote for said renoaI
| Tine marquis of Anglesea i,as been anao,nts1
Liutenant of ireland. and Sir Colin Camphai, 60.
nor of TOBACCO. p''' "oVef-