Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-26

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The brig Ea;re, has arrived e, Bos;on ho,, ",
VS. bringing pars papers to FEBRUARY ooh. ~
f1rfrdet 9ia letter received 6y lie R6i,e .,ond
.sTho ,,, HAvRt, Feb. 20, 1928
ne grand sultan has ssned nclamaon in ,rhi,,
ne refuses 10 acknowledge the Independence NJ c.
End calls upon q his subjects, civiI ~ $500: 1880
oe'end Their Country! SM ace 40 nor be,rs 80,
there 'cW be YAM ~ 'e'fefe '"of
Letters have heen received from Coxs;an;ino,,o o.,
Jan. H. Ii was reported al Co.stantinpnIo 81 .,
|ennt Capo d'lstra had arrived in The Me- - -
e"'ereu me archipelago, and was ADVANCING ,ou.ds
ne Datdanei'es This news had forced the Pp,te for,
ch.ra",o y, oalnhess' 10 measures of an epppsi,e
character. He had given orders for clos;no X ~,
p"orus. Several vessels Of war bad been .e,t o
'".'Ge nose which wero at anchor in the c,,onnr
""er rom Iiavre of the sIst of Fcb1uarv s.es
he news IRON onsianiinople is Confirmed nm ali i
lie new manifesto of the pofte ,... ,o:S" 'sSf
iars The Journal @es Debats not being aba f..
puo"sh The whole i'll lie paper of the antb ,;, ,,
following extract: '' e"ee VIC
asst ia evident that the nro,en,a -, ,:.
"or oil ire Greeks tends 10 nothing less fIIe.vo :"
serve VI than 10 make all the countries of rur-
ana ASA when lie Greeks are mix cd t;,t no i
mans iai Into the hands of the inftes m , ,,
J%I' '"senS'oy Ia The place of the Ot,ouans ami,
me ot'omans I'D the place ot the Raj,!s 10 CON-,
perhaps our mosques into churches and 10 mako hcua
e'"' nom 'Hen, and IN a word easily ard pro,r,t.
" 10 ann'liate isianistp; neither law MIR rc.,,- ~
Po,.!' permit ihe acceptance ofsnch propositions
me proclamation cnjon4 upon all tho ,nbIc ,re,,.
h"" 'uhCuhiiarfcs a general ar;natonu p,.,..a,;t'
wy "'ahI"6 'or vigorous resistance "A hund, Oh
o"s''" hnFcs We're SAID 10 be- already on their march,
and would arrive IN Europe BY the end of Me-, ''.
rs Anothsr letter from Consautnope states ina, t,,a
t..ahd oeiChor cansed 10 be arrested several co;.
u'ee6S' among whom the rich ReaJ cboroeJ ,;I
" rug communications with insurgents, and had coue.
I" "'e'" 70 oe cast INTO the Rosfandi Bascb; Tho
rlc"e't ''reek merchants were alarmed and aeJ
",'ig wnop was Danesi, banker of he Russian enbas
w, VINO had already been once exjeI IN ao;, a.
der was issued for all subjects of France Enn n"
h"ss'a' TO depart for the Archipelago. Tth govern.
'hent WIZ tolerate them no longeT Some onlr NJ o.,
nost respectable remain under The Immediate protc
non OF he Perte, to quidae the afairs of all and b
yond tAIs no exception is adnhted--no fotoign
ton is admitted. 20" P''''e'
letter from Odessa dated Jan. II, gives inforna.
non Io1 tenstanipople TO the I41l II was reno~,oJ
tbat ltesjI, who had been imprisoned rad bea s,
aver TWO days. torture II vas inferred from tjs
ne beng native Of Sco, that the castle of ero ~
fallen iBto the bands OF The Creel<s
ieter from Smyrna, Of JAM d. states that the city
vas Hucb agated IN consequence Of Information rot,
ops aDfInople and that The most ,nerc
n'o nad embarked, and had pu their property in a
Poce o! safety Pie principal editor of The Oriental
spectator Mr. Blanque, had been arrested by order NJ
'ne Frenph CoDsn and with his presses nut ON hoard
OF me Pomona, to he transported 10 Toulon for bau
ing inserted 10 the 3O0th number of that JonTnsl &C.
~ onensIye article against the French Government,
DC punishment Of MI BIanque is much regretted "a
os vas man much esteemed, and bis trust of Pres
'uebt on freDch commerce caused him TO be tnucb rss
fed '''O"u eu''of mao
ne report which we have given from the a,cs, par
. paper OF the arrival Of Count Capo dIslra in the Nm
'e", Us PROBABLY not true, it was preyiousIv stated
Tn 'ne authority Of Mr. DyRard tibet he was At Nil.
January ., ard was to sail thence on the 18Th
'T'9sTANT'NoFLE1 Jan ll.-Merchauo vessels On