Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-05

han The tnitc" Kingdom, uu'ess ia places mentioned
herein enied Free Ports, extends the prov isions of
he said act TO rcton aud Sduey in the Province of
Nova Scotia
.7msrieen Stocks, Feb 23.-U States Bank. Shares,
ga i5s
LONDON, Feb. % -Cfy, two O'clock. Nothing
has trausprcd in the course OF the morning TO re-
qu're remark.
CITY, t0ar o'loch.. Consu's lave closed at 3Ili
for the April acct, Mex icar 3l4: Colombian S5.
AFFAIRS OF The EAST
There is nn later ,nor from cou,tautinopc !
than was contained III former aJvlces; vet the I,
London press weais more decidedly bei.ercnt ms,
pect as viii he ssen 10y reference the extracts ri
ven below. The substance Of the intelligence i,om
Constant nople, under date of Jan. II extracted from
the Gazaite de France oE Eco. 20 has already been
gwen IN tins paper, and of the items in the very
words. The leading article of the London Courier of
Feb % given below founded upon the same ,nIel,
gence to wht,h we refer, and the very quotation from
the supposed Turkish manifesto which serves as a
text tor the Courier may bc found the Cumuetcal
Advertiser OF the l9;h This article from the Couie,
however, and another from the Times, wall he read
with interes', The tumonred banshmcni of the Ar
meDian catholics fem CoEsrantnople moreover is
state news inre; though II was week two sncc
q"eery enough published some Of The papers Amer
'cdnS. instead oil 4'men|Ghs Indeed me ad-
vices from the iksh capital, were io .he lih jan
nary while the iates, date thence confirmed in
these pdpr-s is the lIh.- Wt, these explanations
proceed gather u sut II items ms apnear IN
deserve attention.
Letters from Consiantinople OF Jan Q and H. con.
firm the accounts which the Gazette If iucsluyg Rad
published. The Porte has suddenly changed us Ian
enage ard attitude. On the 5:h January hrce lis;s
OF prescription ppeaTed; the fist containing ID. names
OF lo2 Frcnchmen, the second those of 100 Enr,isb
ana the 'hd oi 80 Russians Ali circumstances a-
dressed 10 tie Porte from different quarters were use
less The measure is executed with gour. The in
dv,duals on these ss must quit tie do'nioons of the
Sulta" in three days. The kind of manifesto which
The Forte has published al he time against the
infdcs, and particularly agans, the Russians is an
[ 10 lnr flna -,
must have made the Ministers of tie Powers who M
tcf!ced in favour Of the ex.les, t since that per-
maps there would be no OCCASION 10 regret, in tie Sc
quei, HAT the permission remain longer which was
asked Tor by several of them was net obiair!ed
pi the English. only three cCinueca houses are 10
Ie'nain-ViZ: those OF kerr, Black, 6 Co; Sare: and
Hanson; one ioniah me' ci"nt, Galei,o, AID three
ianans of inferior note OK The French merely the
Old established hnuScs aud other Persons of
( respects b,hi,.
, The misery resulting from this very extraordinary
measure Will be grca: and extensive, and no one ca al
present understand the real meaning of H. lis effects
nevertheless will be beneficial for those who are al
lowed to remain though English ships are not abso-
inteiy prohbiie from Constanunople the greatest diff
hculties aie thrown in the way of their obtaining the
proper cieaTaEces at the Government Offices which
require great eranCe, well as much influence
to overcome The Sky la L. after considerable della,
from 'h's eau e, sailed the Sd inst with her rich
cargo for Eng!aid.
The Minister of Prussia has receiv,d ps,rrc,;o,s
from his Court, directing him TO act perfectly IN con
cert with the Minister Austria in the very natural
snprosIHn that the negotiations continued TO efrc,
the pachcatun Of Greece bv means eff the In,eryen
ton. In fact il is difficult 10 explain how the Porte
without any provocaioD from the Allies has suddenly
forgotten IT'S engagements. and the promises which it
mad made spontaneously and voluntarily, protect the
subjects OF the three Powers. However no sensible
man doubts at nsantinople aud nobody IN Eurone
can doubt that he-e circumstances will contribute 10
draw the alliance st;!l closer together.
The nnpT.de0ce OF the Porte is the effect of the an,
%
on the differences of the po. with each other-The
resource OF this anson will not last long. and when
is obliged to give ii np, IT will undoubtedly Weld
lac II atty Of the G;h Of July has provided all The
means OF coercion, well the OF arrange
tnent. The same agreement between the Powers
which manifested itsei! during the negotiations will ex
Isl In Tie measures which the Of events NAV
rendcEnecessary to attain The object of the Treaty
which never was, and will be- any ,her than
to pac'ly GTeece-to extiDgush piracy 10 The 4,cbI
Pe!ago, and to MAINTAIN the balance of Europe 3nd
''hdse'e' 'ayh"Ppf' said the Minister who the de-
posi'ofy OF our interests abroad, few DAYS ago
p nnce lciH fG1e, anil oreserce tie rah elich bec,5
is hono"r its po,cer, anil as dignity.
F'om the Gazette De Frarcs dated Feb. 21)
PANS, Feb. % We receive the following ac
counts from ConsiaD;inople, dated Jan II:
In that has passcd fer this last FORTNIGHT prove
that The departure OF the ambassadors has made IA.
DYan return TO nc fressufes resolved uoou in tire
grand meeting OF he iii of December, after the ne,
OF The battle OF Navarin which resolutions have ONLY
be suspended HAT time Each nep tno,smre
adopted by The Go'ernment rigorous than the
preceding,
I'm Tie 3D. The Patriarch of the Armenian Catholics
being summoned 10 the Porte, he asked ii he coud
answer TOR the fnaintaIaCe of tranquility among fl Q
individuals OF his communion. As he could ony do so
10 certain PoIut, orders given TO send al the
fTneniao Catholics TO 1sa which was done i,n,n,,l;
aLey.
~ sill more rigorous measure has been executed
against the French English and Russian subjects WHO
coud moi account for their means OF subsistence and
who. to the number Of 500 or 1000 have been obIir
TO quit the capital. The remembrance OF lie orVov
OF The Netherlands The subject we're useless the
keIs Efend sent his dragomans to the director Of IN,
customs, who coOly told them that their Interference
would be OF no use, because DO very distant time
all The subjects of those three powers would be expe
led by force ii may be I'd what cons,ernsiion
this declaration has caused.
However. several OF the considerable nersops
OF these nations are to continue here provsIonalIv
.an The vessels laden With corn have been rrln,JsJ
ana only SIMPLE receipts are given to The Captains
had haa .