Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
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LATEST EROM EIIROpE

lie" iu.'h' hpSus,, = The Packet ship York, |
Capt ne COSY, arrived here yesterday from LIVERPOOL,
whence she sailed on the 24b Of June Tue accounts
from CUus'an'oope arc To the 3Ist of Nav at which
timeit was strongly believed that the Drvan would
no. os'v sccep'5oc Convention Of the 9th of july but
would en'er 'u'o pegoatone with Russiu II was even
SAID that the French and English Ambassadors had
been requested To return Cons aptinople 10 negotiate
on the Creek question.
The advfces from Lisbon are TO tbs 10th and Opor.
TO TO the 9Th of June which are favourable 10 tn
cause OF the COnstitutionaiIss.
Herman papers to the l7,h furnish accounts from
me East III which Il stated that the of Brat
law had been taken by storm the 29th of May: the
assistance very obstinate as the Turks would uei-
Iiber give NOR take quarer Some doubt however. is
thrown on this statement, particularly sure the ac-
! count os the late mock battle.
The Paris dates 10 the cIst. s ROYAL ordinance
has been issued by The King of France the effect of
which viii be the destruction of The establishment
med by the Jcsus for pupils intended, only for tie
church, but tr other professions This ordnance has
heeD the OF great dscnsions in the Kings coup-
ell aud among the French bishops II vas only car
red by three Cabinet ministers rendering their rcsig
nat'"ns, III the event of the King signing the odi
7 nance.
The Morning Herald az ihe cld saws Ministers have
it is understood. resolved 10 send Mr. Stratiord Can
mug on special mission 10 tie Greeks. This meas
u'e, l. Is added, undertaken conformity with France
IN consequence ut the hopes entertained of hrUglng
the question OF Grccan independence TO an ISSUE Mr.
e. "is expected will proceed instantly his raiss,nn
ana WI leave town III one days the latest.
,
! adopted to improve and secure national Revenue :.
ard II was expected that lbrahin, and the Egyptians
who had long been inactive, would AT length be CONF
! PEELED TO re embark fer Alexandria
The law for regulating the Press in France, was
carried hT majority % 256 10 I16-rany of the b-
efa'S voting IN ITS favor II s said the gives thu
press more freedom than il possessed before
Eie appointment of Lord Francis Cover (vho had
left Office lately with other friends OF Mr. Cannpr,l fin
the post Of chief Secretary for Ireland mus be consi
ue'ea an aup'cIous indication Of the designs Of the
onhe " Wellington towards that country.-E7tnles.
Sr. FhrERSBCRGU, June The PETERSBURG Jour
nal oil this date, contains bulletin from the Camp be-
Tore Hraaw, which gives account Of The arrival of
hs MAJESTY in the Camp and ofthe proceedings Ill! tie
S",h OF May. On tie cath The Emperor ascerded
m at the OIL, posts in order to Judge of the effect of
the tnnrtars placed in battery the leil of the pos
i'on Soon after. holy of Turks, preceded by a
White flag, anpeared Il flag Of truce from the Pa.
cha who came to return thanks for bis Saies;ys rp
netcsIy IN releasing the prisoners. o. Diminishing tina
flag OF truce, the Emperor commissioned HIM TO Tell
inc acha Thai The longest time granted Inn 10 captu-
iats was I'LL three o'clock the following morning after
'wh,ch the GARRISON could expect terms battery
Of - guns having been erected in tho night on the
Il@ht Oh The army npGocd lis fire at day break His
majesty immediately went 10 its effects when .io
enemy Observing from e number Of officers assemsled
On Tie spot that the Emperor probably there be
gan 10 lire nIn 81 pounders al the hill on which b,s
MAJESTY stood: several Of tie balls fell at the foot OF
,ne NIL Fs hlHlesty finding that the operations o.
me sieSe proceeded rapidly as possible left the
CAM ana a'r'7eu on The Goth al Bender where he me;
the Empress. 49,
On the @?'h ult. naval action tool, place between
tne hnssians and forks, before Anapo in which the
Turkish tl,!a DESTROYED with the loss of ono
men and SIX standards-and Anapo had bebn bombar-
ded fourteen days
fhe news from Oporo gives q complete answer to
Inc allacious statements from he Lisbon GaZet.es
under the direction of Miguel Tue Provisional Trnta
had received aIvices that AIarto confaining s,rI
regne"ta OF he line, besides militia had II;
ia'oHr OF 'he Go'Is"t''' -Four regiments OF militia
'aohe" at iho"IaF and Snure had also gwen in their
adhes'oh ana marched towards [oin,bra to niu the
DIVISION OF Tie army which was about p!acin iisc;f -,
notion 20 advance upon Lisbon. Their nunlher is sad
10 c2''h!st {" oco2 nC7a force hap double what
miguel can E;GstPr OR his Grand ArfDvt We s;n
ee-eiy msi that Miguel will have tho tenc!ity +, take
tire held 10 person at tLe head OF this redoubtate
hoiy that ne may fa victim &c his own treason and
duaIicy. '"''
1t IL said taI the Provisional Government at nor.o
are gong on with great stability and decorum They
have sent dgsTa iches TO Patriotic Generals i'm;
ting their return. Sadan.a, Stubs and Villa f1ior
nave by TINS time arrived and joined the arrnv arnono
o 'heir presence must be hailed it'll 1apturous en-
tnal9sm 1t was the intention OF these brave officers
81 possible to land az FigueTas in order to ne able ~
once 10 JON FhetT companions in They took y!,f
mem LUUroG in money besides letters Of credit TO
considerable amount \ ew days more will hrirn us
die news OF the occupation OF Ls6Jn nv the Consfi,r
l!oral army In fact ii SAID ia private letter that
the CHeitea had been completely defeated and no
thing Is more probable.
port from OF ITO, sailed the 10th inst al Which time
the city is said to have been in the most trancrH a
The provisional una exercising the function. of e,,v
erhn'ent with all the regularity OF an old esIahI,shed
10 tuition The mails from Lisbon had been withheld !
F 'hee weeks and 40 news had been received direct
rom thence during that period All the d:sposable
rooPs IN Opotto hId 6een sent off 10 Colm5ra ~ march
upon Lisbon. They amounted To 5000 men. The
oisGt'onn!is5 came in contact with the tfooos for
Don 9guai between PoTbaI AMI LCiiia on the sin /
nc in'an'S troops fell back upon Eeiria with tie loss
u '"o pic1rs :" artillery The garrison OF the fortress
u "imc'da had declared in favou Of Dan Fciro, and
ecognised the Junia in OpoTto
CoNSTANTfSoTLT May @6.--Tc arc here in a State ,
u war but all possible taken for the safety Of
he ranH- and perfect tranquility still prevails BY
gay oi example 20 the Disseminated MuseuImeu =
'nTk who had' cndsa7oured excite the popnace TO
revolt against the Sultan, behcadcd few d,ys srn
iusse'n Facha, ADD Hah Pacha gone to IldriaTo
pie, WIZ generals Tho first before his departure
succeeded III rcrsuadjng Tie Sultan TO out an end :,
me persecution Of tic Catholic Armpnians assuring
nm thas these measures niIslhaee aliauatcd the Euro
Pe1n Povefs TIE Captain Pacha, With , men OIL
Td', stationed at The north entrance of the ospbo