Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-21
:DnresgM Nems.
FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Birmingham, Capt. Harris at New
fotk IRON Liverpool bring London papers to the I2t
| aud liverpool 10 the i3ti MAY.
An account said 10 have reached J,on6on nm Oh,
ever;ng oil the 10th, that lie Russian Army crosse
the Pru;h en- eth OF April, and thcreupon sent q cor,
nuncafion to the Forte, containing propositions by
compliance with which the further progress of ths
! troops would be prevented |. icparaton so- ;n;r
RES sustained by Russian subjects in Copstan,innn,o
| and the seizure OF Russian vessels and carooee o
Security against the future recurrence of such iniur;ee
3 The uifineB, OF the treaty of The aII;ed ,o,r- -
| tie 9th OF July. 1897
The moderation OF these terms is such that Tho y,,
iish editors doubt their SINCERITY they were 80 res
sonable that 1t WIS impossible that they should be
rejected
The most active preparations arc making bv Tho
| Russian army. PoDtoDiera are busy Constructive
bridges and reinorcenents OF horse and foot are draw
ing the Pruth. 1t is supposed that . do,bie
operation VIII toke place the same time; tina, yIs
tho Russians The Pruth vii take possession of tho
principales the 6 rand Army will cross the r,orbo
and REM and Israel.
The London Courier OF May ., says, "7be ar
counts which arrived here Yesterday from Cons,an.iI
Ople, have disappointed thnse who still ci,po, q, rio
hope that the peace OF Europe might be oreserved he
the adoption Of more moderate tope on he mart ri
the Sultan. lie determined upon war and rr,,rh
he is acquainted ntth the sentiments of The allied INV
es, he still thinks that they will not spfer the
Empire TO be destroyed. Tits is the qubst,rro e ,i
last advces that have been received BY the vav NJ vi
emma and TO The knowledge of This cc,crniuaion ,ve
may probably impute the change which is rumoured IN
have taken place IN thc EmpcrO's plan of operations
Ii was supposed that he would, the first instance
content himself with occupying the PrincipatIes and
would not Immediately cross the Danube II is said
now, however tha he will occupy the Personalities
and pass the Danube at the same time-pushnor on IN
wards ConslaDnope as quickly as possrse -
According To tue German papers, the Russian army
that was in Persia rs 10 towards EzeruD in the
Asatic DomiDion5 of the Sultan. The ACQUISITION Of
the Turkish forresses in the land Of the Kurds will
be OF essential importance to the Russians
The Royal assent was given on the 9th, TO the i'm
poTant act Tor the abolition Of the sacramento test
The Catholic QuestioD brought forward in fine
House OF Commons, fine evening of the 9Th ut bv
Sir Francis Burdett. The Baronet's opening speeci
occupies eight columns and half of close print IN the
Courier. lie concluded by moving sstbat the House
resolve itself into committee, consider the state o
The laws affecting His Majesty's Roman Catholic sub
jeCts I'D Great Britain and Ireland with view TO suct
maj and ConcilIatory adjustment rs may be condu-
GIVE 10 the peace and strength of the uped kingdom
to tie stability Of the Protestant establishments and IN
The general satisfaction and concord Of all classes M
His MaJCsiy's subecis.n The motion was seconded b,
MIR. Bfougham. The Solicitor General followed in
opposition 10 the motion, and Mr. Spencer Percival
spoke against the motion, and having concluded his
remarks the debate adjourned TO the evening
Of the 9th.
On The orb, tho debate was renewed, and several
gentlemen spoke, the principal OF whom were Sir
James hIackiuiOsh ~ favor Of the motion, and Mr.
Secretary Peel against il. The debate was tbep a.
gain adjourned over 10 The i0'b. The House is ye,v
FULL and II calculated the DIVISION will be very close
Don Miguel of Portugal, is involving his couutrt
every way. The Courier declares that the CoDstin-
,'cr =. n int ab7'i.1'ed; the pegenov hss heen