Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

army about 10 enter Turkey. The STAFF Of the Quar-
ter Master General Travensraucb, has already depar
ted with the sdvauce-guard. consisting of four reg
ments OF ancers, under theorders of Prince Adam de
Wurtemburg, grandson of Prince Cxartorski and of
the brigade of General Count Crakowicsi The d
Count Stansaus Poosk will follow after
anu DIVISION OF cavalry; commanded by Lieut. General
Weis'eneof. The corps in reserve is under the or
ders OF Lieut.. General Count de krasinki, with
considerable park of artillery.
Although consistently with the constitution the po
llsh troops cannot be employed out Of the Kingdom
'hey have solicited the favour Of participating ia the
glorious struggle against the oppressos Chistispy;
aud they have insisted the earnestly as
90 the result of this depends the future cond;
on OF our unfortunate country The opportunity now
presents itself realizing the hopes held out TO us by the
Emperor alexander. mean the establishment of
Toe independence OF Poland condition upon which
depends the future rep0se Of Europe and universal
peace for such reestablishment would d,spel the m
prehensons OF all the great powers and get rid of tho
aPpafen. necessity OF keeping up largo standing ar
mes. such re-estabshment would, in fact repsir
the wrongs done to our naton and make firm the ba
lance Of power, without. in the least compromising the
interests of any.
When the emancipation of Greece is spohen of On,
question o! restoration and OF the noble
Sarmac nation deserves serious considerations and
ought TO be msturely deliberaed by every one of the
Cabinets.
tocrat of Russia. must be fully convince, of TINS truth
and we do not entertain the least doubt but that this
Prince would make great sacrifices for tho accomnIh
mept OF SO great work.
The marriage of Prince William son of ths King of
Prussia, with Princess Eliza Radziw the issue of one
OF the most ancient and prnceiy houses of Poland and
descended from the ofthe Jawons as we'll as the
journey OF the Prince TO ST. PETERSBURG afford OF h;s
moment, ample grounds for conectures The PoIes
IN particular, conceive hopes from thi. sippnI,r
incidence OF circumstances.
It's said that the Cesarowch and Grand Duke Con.
stantIne, General in Chief of the Polish Army ba. re-
commented Of H.
compromised by the Russian conspiracy and il is az
Pecied that the latter after Judgment is pronounced hr
the igh Tribunal OF the Diet, will obtain pardon
Ihe Polish army will be extended along tho from
tiers ot Gallica and Boubowine, as far as Cbuczim
there to await the farther development of the plan
Of operation.
In this position 1t will be easy procure provision,
or our troops from the fertile districts Of Gaca for
our fellow countrymen, the inhabitants of that country
are animated with the hopes and patriotic eelngs
and viii be happy to see the national troops in their
neigoourhood.
NEu-YonK. Feb. 28.-By the packet shin Cadmu,.
arrived at this port from Havre whence she sailed on
the 7th ut we have received Pars paper. 10 the
sh inclusive the French dates via London; they con-
tam no further III teigence, than we received via
London. "
A writer in the Constitutional, speaking of the
change IN the ministry, says-.s The fall of M Vii.
eie VINO chung 60 pertnac:ously to the power which
was compromised in his hands, will attest the strength
which the constitutional institutions have acquired
and particularly that of liberty of the press fai,hfn
TO tue public opinion This victory promises others
IN IFS consequences, not less lawful and not ess
CHIC" with the ministers who are now to retire
VIII necessarily disappear the relics of Gothic nslit
tons on which they have propped themselves The
system of organized Jesuitism cannot survive them
Undoubtedly, under the empire of liberty of faith il
will enter the thoughts of no one 10
particular creed. Uhr1menfdnism itself has a right
TO enjoy its absurdiy and it's mystic illusions; but De
'oe nducea to remain an isolated creed, like maui
itaf ,la
II hereafter to carry It's doctrines into practice BAN
'shed from tbs councils, from the public Offices il it
taxes refuge in the press, the press will suffice 10 COM
| bat in the last retreat where il takes refuYe
minister who, succeeding whose fall all France
has solicited, should desire continue the policy NJ
| hs predecessor, and avail himself of tha same re
ources, would soon prepare for himself similar dis
grace.
Liberty, wisely understood, ia demanded bv all
classes The immense majority who elected Iepu,iss
rendy to the charter, will longer see their homes
deferred. They demand and exact social guarantees
In the - pulsion OF Vllee, il was not ONLY cnIoa hle
indv duals, but their depIorable system which il ems
intended to overturn What the electors wished to
overthrow was, the theories Of absolute power. arb;
taIy trdlhons, the letters imposed individual lber-
tT industry AID the most sacred rights of men: the RI
tihcatons OF ministerial despotHrn which barrassed
the citizens IN every hamlet the iesuiticaI doctrine,
WhIch creP INTO the social body the system OF inter
nal policy so shameful and coWardIy which exposes
US to the laughter Of Europe, inat vertppous shirt
which groans on the vaDquished al NayeTinon
The Constitutional expresses great exul,aiiop on
the downfall Of Vllee. He is SAID to haye made
parting iegaces IN The shape of pensions and Offices to
iiS friends, before giving up bis power and to have
made Parthian retreat He took lodgings at the
Hotel de Ia 1errasse where the Osages formerly ex
hioed their tattooed persons, CRAFTY Partisan Gu
rIoeity. MIR. ViIlele was much the topic OF public
conversation, as the Osages bad been. There 10
something ungenerous in thus kicking the dead lion,
though be vas not full bIooded one
CHARLESTON, Feb. 49,
BY the fast sailing brig Scion, we have received an
imperfect hie OF Havana papers, TO tie 2lst inst
The paper containing Of the late desperate
naval engagement is missing.
The Spanish account, published at Havana stated
The loss on board the Mexican brig 10 have been ee-
ven killed, besides Capt. Porter, and 80 wounded
They admitted loss of but one man killed and seven
wounded oD board the Spanish frigate
A report having reached Havana, that there was
Mexican ~, brig OF fatanzaa, tie Spanish frigate Ca.
aida, sailed IN pursuit of her, and was seen By Capt
Weston, of MatsDsas, Tuesday last.
Accounts mad reached Havana of the sailing from
Csdz, OF squadron ships Of war and rnerchanlnep
under convoy ofa ~, desi9ed for tho JsI,nd