Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23

cute severe vengeance III the Murea, IT they do not al
low the PROVISIONS sent from Egypt 10 be delivered to
him.
STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND
Nrw IORN, Jolly 10 The packet ship New York
Capt Bennett, trem Liverpool, arrived last evening,
bringing us London papers to the 18TH and Liyerroo
TO the l6h OF June.
1t seems that the story OF the victory of the Russians
over the Turks wholly untrue, and that the Rus
s'au bulletin IS forgery The French papers furnish
articles bringing down the intelligence from Copsta
tinople TO the 10Th OF May The news OF the Dscla-
ration ut War, and of the passage of the Prub had
poem received at the Ottoman Capital, but seemed to
produce no alarm The rumour that pacific overtures
au been made by the Sultan 10 the Allied Powers has
as little foundation the OF the Russian victory
The Hon. Wan. Vescy Fitsgefad has been appointed
iTes'dent OF the Council of Trade and Foreign Plan
taons. The ministerial papers repel with great ear
hesiness The idea that the change the ministry will
cause any change in the policy OF the cabinet.
long aud in eresting debate hts taken place in the
ituiSa on tho motion Of The Marquis OF Lansdown,
tor coucurring with the Commons the resolution ex
pessFH o the expectancy Of taking into consider alton
the laws affecting the Roman Charlottesville cues.
ton was finally put the I0ih June, when the motion
was lost by majority OF As the numbers being for the
resolution 1877, and against it 1852. The principal
novelty III the debate was, that three OF the Royal
Dukes took part IN IT. two of hon. the Dukes of Glou
cester and Sussex supported the motion and the other
the Duke of Cumberland opposed it.
In the Honse OF Lords the 18th of J une the Duke
OF Wellington moved the second reading oil the Corn
acts amendment BILL After consider able debate the
motion was carried bS majority OF 81. 1t is thought
that IT Will become a law.
From Tie london Courier June IT,
The Ministers OF the Allied Powers will meet snee
Oily at Corfu. Tie French Minister has already ia
Ken his departure, and MIR. S. Canning will soon Join
h'rn. In the mean time the Foreign Ministers now n,
CoDsan'inopie will continue to press upon the oorie
'he necessity {" Welding the stipuations of the rea
ty ot london. And should the Porte be disposed to
ADOPT moro Welding policy, the negotiations would
then probably be carried on at Constaunopln 1t is
n" 10 be doubted that immediate adoption OF such
policy would have powerful effect upon sny separate
negotiation TO be carried on between Turkey and Rus
sra And we are more strengthened IN this belief not
only by Tue declaration made by Russia which is al
ready Rnown to our readers but by another despatch
which has just been made public, the despatch OF
Count Nesselrode 10 the Russian Minister at the Ger
man ct.
From TIC GdstHG dc frame, d1.cd June TO-
CoSsTA STISOPLE, Nav 10.
81 the concessions OF the Porte have proved
iruiess, as might have been expected GA the other
nand' tho "SP"oie1 'esut Of It's nhsnacy has arrived
we are at war Para has had its aiinslons dispeed
ever since the 18Th. On that day we received the
news OF the passage of TIC Pruth by the Russians as
well the RUSSIAN Manifesto and Count Nesserode,,
! letter TO the Grand VzieT. The Diyan immediately
had 40 extraordinary meeting Its sittngs have since
been held both day and night. and yesterday war was
announced by rroClana;Ions in all the market paces
aud IN ali the mosques. The Mussu!.ncn received This
news with The indifference which is consequence Of
yet been interrupted for a single moment
]4oNDoN, June l5.--The arrivals during the week
afford but little positive intelligence Tie Russians
appear 10 DC gery active, but owing TIE difficulties Of
theW station their progress is not very rapid Their
agents said TO have detached the Servianz and Bo-
anlans from the Turkish interest so as 10 deprive the
let OF the Turkish armies Of The resources and support
they relied upon. Count Wittzenstein invested BraI.
low on ihc ith Ultimn and the trenches we're To be
opened on tho l6'h. when the Arch Duke v7as 10 40
pear before the place I'D person. L the intention
U The RJoSians 10 storm The place Immediately breach
vas made. We must recoec that of all nations the
Turks are the most efficient defending breaches and
walled incosnres when The resistance requires only
lhe desperate efforts OF personal bravery. About 5000
Turks were supposed 20 be shut up in the town The
Danube was TO DC crossed at three piaces-Is.nael
Gaiaz and Otcniiza; but tbe pontoons had rot been
got ready by the engineers in the time. In the mean
time the Dram had issued rnan calling upon all The
Turks between the ages of twelve and sixty 10 arm:
and en!o'ned the troops not modest Strangers or
violate the usages OF war. Austria, aud france En-
gland and the other principal powers have appointed
Ehgoys 10 repair TO tie Russian Head Quarters Dun
MgGe does not apuear 60 he lntinidated by the re-
Of the Foreign Ambassadors at Lisbon
lie has even appointed the Count de Ponte as an am
oasSdor to The Hing Of France act in his own name
Unless tie Foreign Powers act vigorously and PROMPT
" N suPprcssIng tins usTrper, Portugal must become
lie sconc o. every political enUTri;y. Tie agent OF
Don Pedro is saij to have afforded he beads of the
Constitutional party peculiarly assistance 10 en-
able them 20 resist the usuIpa,ioD OF Don Miguel An
other week r'ist bring important from Turkey
and Portugal