Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-28

Wine which may he required for an army on IFS ,narc
tn tue interior of Turkey" An article from Berlin
May 8, Observes 'e private letters from Peer,burp
say that The war with Turkey close at hand apd ,ha
fs people bad received the news IT'D the greatest oy
* was said in that capital that or de rs bad been ayeu
20 tit out all the ships at Sehaso; all which are
20 join the feet in the Black Sea. aud it is thought
es uso' ~'i De sent 10 cruise at the entrance Of the
bospnorns. Many vessels fitting al OIessa.n
The Coulter says 'swe do not believe that any ex-
petition TO Aigiers the BIorea is in con,empla,on
me ACTIVITY IN tue military department. rs for the pur
rose OF raising the army its full peasr establish
'neni of ef0 or 100000 menn
fhe courier speaking of the recall Of the Prussan
Envoy, W. de Miiiie, from Consantinopie. hold, the
I"lowing language. On what authority sotne of the
statements are made not informed: he las in
c"'reh the dspleasure OF his sovereign consequence
1t IS reported o! his having suffered Turkey to believe
that II sue declared agans, Russia she r,irb ex-
Iect me support OF the other powers Prussia well
as Austria know, strenuous in their epdeayor,
prevail npoa moderate councils and t;,us avert
the Impendos danger II is supposed. therefore that
tt Austrian minister will also be recalled Con.
s'aniin"p'e we'll the Frnssian afford the most
public evidence that the Austrian CaSine, is nfren-
ceh by the same policy the Pruss!au Turkey sec
ig all these hopes disappointed which led her be-
i'eVe that the European powers would leave her
contend with Russia srgic handed will il is trusted
return to more prudent policy, and accede 10 .uch
terms as yet preserve peace. But zoe do MT e.
ect she 'nH 0do such poiicy until the Russians hare
crossed the Prufh and adraace1 10 the Drt,tbc. The
Emperor OF Russia has given his repeated assurances
at moderation and III that RESIDENCES which has
uIie him declare he has objects OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
IN view, ample to believe that he will not reject
ouets OF negouatlon nor insist upon a.i and severe
cond:tions.n
The intelligence frcm Greece saws the G!,a,e. gives
us reason to hope that the Turks will at list agree to
Tue acknowledgment of the independence of tue Greeks
"a" terms satisfactory TO the Allies. Though this viii
not avert the Russian the is gratifying on
other accounts; and j. will certainly in no wise mpa,r
whatever abilities the Turks may have 10 resist. or TO
m favorable terms from the inv aers France and
England will now undertake the settlement Of Greece
End will take that thc Turks ,sheo they cease 10
assa'l, shall not be themselves attacked.
the efit'sli Stocks we're quoted the cvcuur of
the iai April al a4s, ile cinsing price There was
good demand for cotton al Liverpool on the Ie,i and
Hbnut 5000 bags sold at prey uus prices ono Ir
f;f'esh on srecuatuu Tie market s9as without
Essential variation.
The Earl of Dali,ouse, prrsn,t Cavernnr of tie
tauadas again said to be going India Governor
Sir Walter Scott was in London nj the Iates, dates
The King was to hold riInwing ronm on tie ed,
Tire dnke Of Cumberland, E,ur of fIanove, v.x
shortly expected in England.
The Cour'eretaes that orders have treo desna tchc6
''uin England TO Portugal for the evacua,ar Of tho
iefts al The mouth OF the Tagus, which it has been
suppose, to me the intention OF Tie British To hold for
The present. This w,iI b, sad for i!e f,u1r,:tr
journalists
Letters received In England fiu,n Coasanrinaple,
dated March 2Ist, "tie vessels Copsiur:,d In
Sinyrna we rave ordered TO tins Tor,, as we are Ger
tain Of prorertion"
an account from aEaw March ot sneaks will; great
rapture Of lire prospect tia heir "heoyed Nluparch
will pass through that city on his tie army aud
declares that e will res.eve the homage Of the rolisl,
ua:ion. Letters from ST. Petersburg Also eunounce
that mans persons of distinction viii shortly arrive az
Warsaw. ami among liietn great monarch and for
cfgn s!atesTan whose presence Will cause rrca; sur
prise. The Grand Duke Constantine AS then al War
saw, but his head quarters at I-ubln the field
eqnpsge of the peror Nichotss had arrived in the
envruns of Brodg.
We have already gren says rhe Commercial. tlre re.
por' that the Empeto: Nicholas had determined to have
public corouaGD at Warsaw the first of MAY DO;
this declared by the Morning Chronicle TO ne tie
inSen'ion OF the Jews, and that neither Vienna nor
ST James, hasi it been known tina, srcn an event was
iQ contemplation.
Tie Morning Chronicle of the I9h says-L.ord
Prudhoe 10 Coua sD'ipo o!e end writes that The
English were there treatel with tho utmost k:nlnrss
Hud consideration, and Inc fEnks that trio Porte G1-
s,red of the support o England in tie event of Russia
invading her. The Editor says, il tie TURKS count Oh
the support o. England they decaiyug t,enzave s;
their government never Ire im2rrdcn, as TO in
v',7e the country In for any such Object as RE
defence of Turkey.
By far the greater part OF thes reports Teaciiir u
Continually, modified, written, and told IN sl
dred different shapes, sound 10 us
Like the thrice told tale Of an iicof
Vexirg the dull OF n drnrsy man.