Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-14

has at custh been ma de VI spite of this ssrc
the other grounds of complaint the detention of the Rus
STA" vessels the conbscaon Vt their cargoes the CLOSING
OF tire bosphorns, which ~ to Odessa ara
cohe cia injuries, which among all civilized ma us ~
adjusted IL possible by diplomacy, no, causes of
"' "h'l an indemnity has been formally dena nd
refused II is said n,he English papers, IN Russia mani
sSs the greatest sncitudo obtain the of
england M the steps she is taking in regard her dIe
e"ces with Turkey But the injuries offered To Russia
commerce have nanfestly grown out of the position in
which the Turkish C,overnncp, c,ucs;,.a !, go ,
regard to the Allied Powers and from desire to nut itse
IN state Of defence. Ii therefo TO be seen
whether England will them be made a prete fur
sePan'e war winch may end in tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT
me Ottoman empirc and the aGgrandzemen, of an ambi
tious aud already formidable power
The firnan OF the 10Th Jan. exile Of tho Arme
mans from Co"stantnopc has been published 1, dors
not acgc the religion of tho nor their
attachment to foreign government as Tho of
inns measures but only their multiplication a,
the metropolis contrary to the established and auci,pt
policy of the government
The German papers, their advicss from Cons.p,;ro
pie speak OF troops i'aning for the Turkish service by
french and American officers, and American engineers
engaged ~ ior,iying the Dardanees.
Inc courier of the 5'h of April says-"Ths is the dav
90 which the quarters s made up Report states
mat the excess will be less than be tween u, and .,
hundred thousand pounds"
Among the foreigners engaged in the Greek sevic. are
thee captains a nd six lieutcnants, Americans
The celebrated aronau Fir. Jas. Snddler died n, ~
ford (Eng) on the Goth of March,
Liverpool paper of the % Of April saysrEn;,ro
from this port TO the United States has with
great activity On Sunday 26f persons sailed for ev
| YORK IN the Mar chioness of Sueensbury.
In the London Courier Of the Cd o( Anvil, ,r g., H.,
following article: --"W lille the Mtdrav Cao,,;p " ,h
was IN Bahia, refreshing her voyage 20 N.u Son,h
wales small schooner in from 20 ST of Africa
with aOO slaves Ii appeared that she had ,,,;r. ,,
taken on board GOO in all! male aud fsmal. ,,,s h;
chased by ship of war; prevent capture and To rb.
the vessel the captain had thrown two hundred of heu
| overheard" Vi "e''
On Thursday, April Sd Mr. Peel afer some ,psi,.ss oe
e interest rad oeen transacted, move i;,a IN.
mouse al us rising, do adjourn Monday the I,h Tn.
fp
Sir r. Wilson, stated that nc believed il was corrsc, ,h
some women nnd children had been taken forchlv from
''e hofea SINCE the battle Of Navarn was fought In
had oeen to the British admiral before %
battle ct Navarin took place. and thsse instructions
consequently still III fnrce which the British Gcr 49,,
directed to prevent any movement whatever of Tho Fuvn
~ "oc' WIN TINS exception only-that if auy a,tennt
were made to the Egyptian arnv from the hoea
se'y ac'v should be afforded for execution of such
an sep'' OUT vas perfectly understood that Egyp-
'" "'ces only were to be removed certainly thai
any attempt Mt removing any portion Of the popa,ion If
w" oIea' waste be resisted. On 2th Of De eembar
meet consisting 81 forty sail arrived ut aIex,rd.
% nee' was the remnant OF that which had been enga
ged III the action Of Navarin These vessels ba M bos III
he dlsahicd seamcn and soldiers, aud also some wom.,
an" cto'e' nut what the number them was he coud
not tell He had several acconn,s b,, ,h.,,
50 much that he thought hes, not eves 10 ati.m,, -
MAKE statement ct what the number might probably he
Inc eohoiahIe gentleman had said they were aGO lie
however hao seen which rested upon ,oIer,
authority and that account that the number did NO.
| exceed 500 ~ wv
rom Lisbon They fully couirm the statements prsvous
IN circulation with the base and trea cheous
Gon"uct "i Don Miguel who, however, appears to have
hitherto been restrained by the ru,ness Of the British
Ambassador, Sir +. Lamb and the continued ores,r ~
oi te British troops, from throwing off all
m oo'Ig't7s OF deoenoy as openly take all the style
an" character OF royalty, which, nevertheless IL stated
time assumed.
Tho opening of tie Basphorus was limited 10 some
AUSTRIAN vessels The Swedish Minister'S application for
J ''e nag OF ms nation rejected.