Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-05
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ne oe"one OF oioodshed have not been evoked in vain
tne norse-tais have been loosed TO the wind an,
IoOOuo As'atics stated 10 be in full march In H.,
rope. me Pacha OF Egypt, the pc full feuda
Tory OF the Sultan has summoned TO give all bi
,"o, ae represenativa of the prophet But Niche
met All VIII not be suffered 10 hoat his swarthy bands
10 %reece OF Southern Turkeys if his Arabs mirpIe j,
tue cohoat they mus, cross the DESERT and march the
"hoic extent OF Syria and Asia Minor.
C0nstantnope is vast camp: immense cb, inc b,,
oeeh forged To protect the the
the whole naval strength of Turkey guards the Bouhorus
on" warhke preparations resound every side Nah.
hono mas dared as act of hostility; he seems reso
w" not tn strike the FIRST blow; lists Of
have issued, which include 1900 French British an, Rms
sian subjects The Charge dAf.ires the Neurra Pow
ers protested against this tyranny but vain IL is a
qesu'"' however, whether the lives of the Europeans
would be safe ON the arrival Of the Aatic horde, hosr
na"''s !" io2o spread murder aud piagc along the
whole line OF marchthey massacred without me ~ in
smyrna and Consantnope and it is therefore better tina,
Tue SUBJECTS OF the three Powers should be depnrte
remain at the risk of being in cold blood Rus
sa is moi isensibe To these proceedings is
concentrating his force. Polish army the elite of
the Russian troops, is on their march the Pruh.
Poland now forms the of Russia: her national exis
nce mas oeen recognized; she has her laws.
language and her territory free from charge of Other
""ps; she has obtained great dImnution her ;mpos
aud her revenue is applied the impro of bsr ~
SOL" and the reParaion of hcr suengs; thus some low
aonemen is made 'r the horrors OF p aguetbe ma.s.
crcs OF Suwarrow, and the tyranny Repniu the TuL
Ue ancient enemy of Poland Belis will fee,
we ances ct the Uhlars. Turkey may remain nm
@ Nor'nern ifontie and try tn overwhelm Greece; but
nd ina
ses hat ne can choose the field OF combat, he find
himself mistaken The Russians will the ortresses
Oh the Danube and march directly capital aud
Nahmoud may hight for empire existence under The
"as oil C"nsaniinops Nor will the Ot;oman be suffered
To make slaughter house OF Greece now that our nons
are about 10 Withdraw from Po.ucal We should not he
SURPRISE" " win me consent of our Allies, British force
TO the same amount the Morea of any
remnant OF The barbaans, and the Pel-
ponnesus against attack. The policy of such an exped;
uoh must however, be governed by Giro iances
liverpool! FEB. 23.-The sales of cotton this w.el
amount To l44oO bags, of which 1900 Am. have been
taken on speculation The sales include 400 Islands
e'3io upands AT Sd TO 81; with 30 81; 1880 Mobile
and A'aba ST to 81; 248O Orleans 81 to 8 81 The
tobacco maj ket has been dull. Ashes steady deman
100 Car. tice have at 17s Sd tn l3s Cd or
2SOG hhds Haxseed offered, 800 NJ Yok were sold at a6
to 49, Nolansactions in turpe milne repocd $50 bbs
Am tar sold at lbs Cd i}s Wheat is Is per bu,he
lower Indian corn may be bought term. than
last week. !
Feb g.. The sales of Saturday and yes,.r-
day are estimated at 1000 bags The continues
u" anu without improvement in prices.
BALTIMORE, March 3l.-The Bnenos .lvrean schr
y Hcai, captain Cesapurnier, arrived here Yesterday
T. ON cruise. and from Bucnos Tyres, in Is DAYS:
ei IN with IN lat 3, long 10, 25 the Brazilian nation
al orig Bonchn from Maranharn, bound o Rio ia
he'ro and captured her after fight of four hours and
quarter, the BoneGn had on board ,roons 70 the
hmonn' OF 1907 and having dis,nanted her ordered
her INTO port Several skrmshes had taken rlace
IN one oil winch the Buenos .lyrean cavalry had taken
from the Is raZilians. about &c, OOO head of catle
General Savallao, commander IN chief of the R,pub
mean army of Buenos Ayres, was at Monte Dunan
The war was still continued with igor and there as
no expectation of peace. Mr. Fitzgerald former mate
OF the Midas, sold a. Bnenos Ayres came passenger
Inc Juneau was compelled from stress of weather. to
Fu' INTO 81 Barthoiome"s, where she lay days
w understand the schooner has board a cargo
OF SKINS valued at 100 900 dollars. and specie atnuun
ting to 300 600 dollars appro praied for purcha
sing % building vessels of for the Buenos Ayrean
government.
Important arriuai from Buenos tyres.
To the politeness of Com. Fourier of the National
armed schr. Juuoal, arrived at this port Yesterday
from Buenos Ayres, the Editor of the Baltimore Ga
zete is indebted for files OF papers the 10th jan
Com FourDier, we learn, Is gentleman pre- eminent
Unqualified TO sustain the well carmel fame of the gall
liant little navy OF tho republic Bucnos AyIes pos
sessing great nautical skill united the most deter
mined GOODNESS and inrepdity and having al all times
the faculty, So important in command. of gaining the
esteem and attachment Of his subo DINA The re
public oil Buenos Ayres has been singularly fortunate
IN obtaining first officers in Ter marine; and ALI
she wants TO enable her sweep the enemy from her
waters, and carry the war MIC bis country, is
suitable nav5-and we understand the principal object,
OF the visit OF the connjore this place is for the
purchase Of vessels OF that class calculated TO nayinate
the La Plata with mud effect. large amount of
specie and very valuable cargo Of hides on board
the Jupctal, the whole of which will be approp,ia
ted To the purchase of ships Of war; and as here is
port in the United States where vessels Of the c!ass
required be buiit greater perfection than at
Baltimore, have reason believe that our shin
wrIghs and artIzaDs will offer such inducements 10
tile Commodore may enable him To complete The
objects OF bis mission without a visit to any other
port.
Tt. accounts from the Banda Oriental the scat of
war; of such character warrant the npresson
that the campaign Of the ensuing will be pro-
ductve Of serious aud decisive results Ina any
OF those which have preceded 1.-THE armies of the
two hostile nations have already arrived upnn the terri
tory the possession of which the Of their
tDued AMI eVd Unity increased luminosity, and in such
force and under commanders Of such repnts ton a.
almost To preclude the possibility OF their rema ming
much longer in n state of observation-disclosures the ar,
my Of the Brazlllians considerably superior nuo-
Der, get The daily lcsertions Of which the papers give
accounts. may tend TO bring them sufficiently to
an equality in this respect, 10 the success Of
those who fight for their liberty and country in oppo-
sitIon 10 foreign merceDafies