Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

oea L" hin; and IN confirmation Of this opinion we
have observed that not hint of pacific, nnure h,,
appeared in any of the Russian Bulletins
The Prussiau Statet Gazette, of the Goth of I,lv
ana i''inhnrg Pal"sr{o he ed of August, have been
received N London Ehe former contain a detailed
account Oh the occur Yes which marked the marcel,
OF the Russian army HI Karassou TO EazarlI;ik
The 10th Russian Bpletin gave but n SUMMARY nc
count Oh those movements, merely stating that 'he
enemy were immediately repulscd and took flight"
MS reached London on the 9TH and the f;re1onr
information has subsequently been derived from other
"!hclal accounts. The Courier SAYS. there was
moro lighting than they had at first been led to sup
pose ana adds, at appears, thu, when the vanguard
uiiccr Gcn. Ruct,cr, marching to Manuali and
b,orc tte head quarters hnd been removed from Ka-
IasSo,', division of Turkish cavalry from Sist
had rr"cccdedstpwards Bazarljik, but retired upon
me adVancsoffhc Russian General. 1t seems to
nave been tiention Of this DIVISION from Silisir ria
u" effect junction with another corps of Turkish
cavalry from Choumla, which made its appearance
near ar baz9rdj'k few hours afterwards.
he advance OF the Russians, durinr these opcra-
tons, was about fifty miles.
The latest accounts from Odessa are any thing ut
pacnc. as they announce the arrival of numerous
trans OF artillery as daily occurrence II is added
that ty are shipped, they arrive for some
point in the Black Sea- and we scarcely need od that
these immense preparations would not be continued
II 'n'r" we're any prospect of peace. 1t appears by
nccn'mt5 from the Kingdom of Poland, to the , cd
uIh that several corps of the Polish army had pre-
scntcG addresses to the Grand Duke Constantine TO
hr allowed 70 take part III the AGAINST the Turks
hut that their request, though courtcousy received
had been refused
knSSia'lS and Turks, between Shumla and Vern;r
having turned out very miavorably 70 the former
The Morning Herald complains that >swhile R,ssia
Is nlrrChng rapidly tn Constantino,,lc France dos
patching large nrmy tn the Morea Austria collect
mr. Larry" bodies otroors close to the scene Of action
and general war, according to them is TO br,a, ont
III y ie" months. England lns so far forgotten her
usual course such occasions as TO stand nv nm dc
three Powers to act if the affair did not at all con-
C1rn her" " "
The LONDON Sun Of the Cd ut saws, "There will
be Il general war in Europe before Christmas Er,-
land avoids the struggle for the present hut will even
tuiity he 6rGSged in with expense greater in nro
p"f'on'o ne delay which she evinces in ASSERTING her
'r"e station und assuming attitude becoming her
mora power and ls' ional glory
The Morning Chronicle, in a more humble tona
TES row the fact Is, that are unable TO prrvcp.
huSsia from occupying Turkey. The power of Emo
una Is @fellcr Than that of Russia. but ENGLAND can
not act against Russia any more than Rssi, con net
AGAINST England. We could only Interfere in behalf
or Turkey through the agency of other Powers
witch arc 100 prudent to expose themselves TO the
vengeance OF Rissln to crafty Were it other
WIS., ana we mad Influence enough 10 produce an FIJI
rer"an war, the expense Of that war which would ha
chiefly thrown on US, would be dear purchase of
such influence" F "
quiz they are not without some hopes though flint
Oh an alnich5ie arrangement.
The Augsburg Gazette announces that Tbrab;n, bo
'ec!re himself ready TO quit the Morea hut that he
mas no tie2t to convey his troops and that the com
81 the allied squa'irons refused the aid of their
vessels on account OF the infectious disorders in his
army. 40 49,
he intelligence from Lisbon is to the 21st july in
[.rSNI i ne state OF things IN Portugal is gloomy
Arrests and prosecutions 1nuitipy-A spc-
c!ai committee has been appointed by Don AIioucI IN
proceed 10 Oporo, to try and Inish all nars,n.
c'fiicd III any manner in the late rebellion" The
Li:oi o, Lisbon are crowded and corvcttes are mr.
!ng 10 lishon full otpcrsons arrested on the charge
"i treason Amclda under Brgadicr Nina st i'll holds
out agiirst Don Miguel The inteITpcncc hns hnen
received nj Lisbon that Madeira remains faithful to
'joi' Fetfo. The same thing is said of Tercera
GREECE.
Accounts from Egna, ofthc 18th of Juno state that
," 'tc general astonlshment, George Mavromich,el
son OF the Mainotc Princc) A. Mako, and (ieorge
Nhnt the whole ofthem formerly at the head of tho
l',Ic,2 Government had been arrested. along with
vera. hi"'"S, and conveyed by orders ofthe Pres
i.ht - A!ban}iHa--Thc individuals made prisoners
4'G' y ."c'1s to rarty denonllated the iEnrlIsh
' 'i' i7S when mas been opposed CARO- 'Israr-
- ever Si""c ms arrival The Empress Dowagcr of
SI mas gTen Tie present OF 100000 silver Tublas
l5"Nu'/ - Tho distressed Greeks. and the Er,rarnr
-ic'IoL - mas advanced to the National Bank the ,,,
oi .@p"oI Of per cent interest
- l." Ut" relations Of Great Britain with PORTUGAL
II VIA h' san:I from wiIat follows TINT after eynnndin
IN "E"'o's sum III behalf of her sancien ally With
Out ulch prospect of compensation and after with
drawing her troops when they might without d,nc.nr
~ t'i-i ttpttoS nave crushed the uSIIruar tbCI
gam called on b. Den Pedro to aid in rcstorinr his
authority. 'i''
eve believe We haze Toe satisfaction Of announcing
'Hc1siTcy HAT the sovereign of the Brazils bos NJ
ength taken int decided part respecting the proccc
neS oil Don Miguel which Justly belongs to him as
sovereign o; Portugal II" has CT led if We nrc RI bt
y informed not only on the British government to in
."rposc II his behalf. and that of the nf,rt |
Queen. but also Austria and France to sun |
port IN his person nc rights Of legitimacy. What
our government may row deem proper to adopt
Is not as yet OF course known but we should he incl;
1cd to beEcve from The tenor Of The Kings speech,
nat no reHciancc VII be manifested in now enbrac
ngthe cause n nc CcUStitt;onali$s and drivrc, tho
lsurper from the throne ot Portugal. In the mean
me m" Marcus ct +. inca remains os the Portu-
Euese anIbaSsaaor Of his court and Escount JfaL,o
ma mas orders from tie mpcror Of Brazis to pnv him
ms saaFy ~ tie rate ~ 4oNnl. year. This fact is
sufficient to sIo" that Don Pedro is determined not
-enqHst ms rights, and that ie only waits favorable
moment 20 crush IT," lrgrat"ful monster who has do
red TO seize M throne and prcrogarive. The neoof
atoms between Bnrnos hyrcs and the Bro2s have not
IS yet taken any iaTor>D,c turn. Both parties are do
ermjned on var aud mGll war mas worn out their re
sources, To peace we fnar will be made This conn