Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

as greater Willingness to approximate to toe coud,
lions iad down IN the TtSaiy the Sth OF july
tue last letters from Constant inople of Dec OF
say' that hlt CITY was still tranquil though great mi
"'"'y af"ainents were T7kng. Immense chains wsr,
preparing 10 close the entrance OF the Dardauelles
'nfteeo ships OF tue liDe and frieates were f
ing out al the arsenal; Sims of the line md on
'igae are already in the port, between Tophano and
'oe Serasiio; and squadron of large aud small YES
sells is In the Dardanelos
letter from Corfu of jan q save Ibr,,;., p,
mas now shown the intentions which he has Iong
"e'Sneu. seems that his secret instructions ere
send the inhabitants 9th Peloponesus 10 Egrpt
Tie has collected the Greeks who were in C,s,Ie To,
nese those who have been confined since The bsr;n.
mag Ut the revolution in Coron and NIodon and tho
others who have faea into his power, and has en-
oarked the women and children on boa rd ,po vessaI
TO concey them 10 Egypt.
Prince Alexander Ypsilan,i died AT Vienna Ian on
i'oTd Coctrane's .9'riraL in Eng irnd--Tho cause
assigned ny his Lordship for quitting Greece, is, that
The Creek cause no longer Requires his aid the TIL
ish fcet being DESTROYED.
The lle!las frgate with The corvettes has been laid
UP al Hydro; the smaller vessels of the CeaL navy -
oes 'ot me suppression of piracy. His Lordship
considers That piracy can only be efectually stoppeJ
~ TWO means-the active use Of ell appointed steam
ooa's or indHcsneni held out 10 the Greeks who en-
gage 10 THIS petty bat destructive warfare bv REGULAR
q urn government, tn obtain subsistence bv homes,
g hdustri0ns exei'ions. The system Of reia iatiop
WHICH On the onset provoked by Turkish cruelty is
GU" coh'inned by necessity s. The est bsh,nent of
better government and order Of things IN Greera - M
"eS' cure Tor IT. His Icrdsip has expressed his will
ingness 10 teurn To Greece TO assist in the sunnres
SION OF piracy ny means Of al med steam boats
Letters from Odessa dated Jan 25th the re,,, l,,.t
"es IRON that quarter state that The Porte a cau,cd
catoes OF corn 10 be landed which were on board the
""s ''i' FRENCH and Russian ships, and has wen the
overs IN .eturn mere receipts II was thought that
almost all the Christians would quit ConstaptcunIo
great number of Catholic families had heen conway
en 10 ASIA. 1t was Thought that the last masurcs nj
me torte bad been induced by the arr enen,s mad.
oy we before their from y,nr
.1"gsbWgh, FEB. 10 The Flurence Gazette saws
e''efs from Coru confirm the news that the Greeks
nave heseged Vassad and landed tine small garrison
"'ihat island at hlssolnnghi. The Turks in Anaolicn
'hree days time to consider the proposal,
made TO them BY the Greeks. ii was rrpo.ted al
o'tu' Inst ibrahim Pacha on the ro,nt of leav
ing the M,fea, aud had already embarked the sick
and wounded en- board the transports Tor Egypt
FRANCE.
ne '"'e ministry have rendered themselves by
.n'r oaFciac"d inefierence with Freedom, If eecr
NOW mat he'r influence IS destroyed fec ing c,as,a
TO" supplies that of for the idols of ,,
'"psefv'e"cy and i'!a hunting svcophancv
TURKEY.
Inc A'semeine Heiiumg nf the 1lrh Feb copnf,s :,
uc'"e" account respecting the sultan, Firnan Cr .,n
sing t"e b"potus against foreign vessels aud ,bcy
/ iIdtIons against + auks 49,