Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-19

honour OF slsmisn imposes upon u.s. let n mint. orr Of
o's' ana iaoour with heart and soul for the ma
nance OF re'igon until The day Of Judgment. Nus
suitneD have other means OF ob,aniny salvation NJ
ther IN this world or the We hope that the Nost
h'Sh VIII Vouchsae to coDfouod and dispense in every
quarter le ndeis; Toes 10 our religion and our empire
and that IN all tunes, in all places and in all casas e
VIII grant victory to the Faithful (),r time poson
being thus known 90 all NIussu linen there Is M onh,
a lucy n"'e tue 'east faith and pety, they will also
ao" "er o"ly' 'hey will unite heart and soul TO main
tam our religion aud empire rs we'll as Ia insure
their own salvation in this world and ,he NEXT. and
mar inc occasion requires il, they will DISCHARGE
WIN zeal ana Vaior the varied functions of the wnr
"a ''n' exacty the duties imposed upon us by our
hoiy law. Eelp comes from God,
From ne ~ ]. Morning Courier, ..prit lS
FROM EUROPE
BY the arrival from London of the Pacbo, sh;,
brighton, Captain Sehor whence she sailed IN m,
lst and from, Cuwes the Cd March tho E,i,o-s NJ.
tho Morning Courier have received their ,ag,I,r GIs
oil London papers tn the evening of the Isl March IN
ciuelve, and Lioyd's List OF The Goth
we give below, withou, comment, the news from
ConsannnoPlc. Is we have been daily anticin,;nr
the crisis which has at length arrived 700 or . -,
ken by surprise, nor viii we he called uro, 10 defend
ourselves tor having "humbugsea the Putiicn
~ VIM ne recollec'ed that the Manifesto was not o O.
morally considered declaration of war. The follow
ing is an extract from the Courier of the oIIt rsb,
airy:
Inc question seems no longer doubtful and The pub
nc mas been prepared for days Tor the rcsrI,
YIN wednesday, we announced the change in the rn,;
cy CT the Porte On Friday, we stated tb,, rho ,,
non OF peace or war rested with her On SATURDAY. 700
expressed an opinion, derived from the previous ac :
a"uns mat the hopes OF peace were bnt feeble indeed
io-day we publish at full length from the Mor,,enr
the Manifesto OF the Ottoman Porte.
ihare is thing doubtful measured! in ,hia tIocr
ment-- leaves nothing TO Eegotiation-it spe,ks =,
'ansnage "h,ch ca1no be misunderstood breahes
ana declares war against the .1lied Powers
Inc questions heretofore raised 10 the authentic,
~ OF tue docum'eut, settled.
ron, he Globe Of c3M Ft6ruc,y.
me turkey mail arrived this morning hrinpino.
Gates from Consiantnope the 9th, md OF SmSrn.
to the 10th ut The manifesto in Substance i; Eu
confirmed; there is only original copv in Town
and 1t was Immediately forwarded 10 hrs 5y,;.s,r,
ministers by the gentleman by whom it was rsceived
e under sta nd IT IS in substance the same as ~.
published 10 the French papers IL il dated on,l ~
zee aud bad baen transmitted privately to rouse the
Snltans .7siatc sobjec. aud il was only nv int.,E
sehce from .ssla that the existence of the documen,
hfst transpired at Constanuople II had prodnceI
some sensation among the Franks par,icul,rtr a. 49,.
para'ons tor war we're carried with the creates,
ehergy. ue number OF troops coming from 3s,a 70
me turkish capital was already OF some magnitude
/ ne English merchants appear more alarmed than n
sa as they say the energy with which the roops havs
oeen silently raised evinces the determined msnner in
whIch the TURK means to resist the European Power.
ana mat nothing is calculated upon bat war In the
mean lime every thing was tranquil, and the Turkish
police most strict The Franks, however were la,y
ing Constantnople At Smyrna the alarm was NOT so
great as tere were several vessels of in the bay
and none OF the merchants were embarkiur
The corn vessels at Constantinopie were all unload
ed and paid tor The tallow Ships were still under
embargo The Skylark with 300 bales Of silk, had
arrived at Smyrna from Constantinople
In addition 10 the above intelligence there ia re
port erouatedin the city, tie authority ii, is allied
ged) OF accounts from Turkey nine DAYS later !,au tho
mail, that dreadful excuses had talenplace i'm Con
san,n"ple nat epcry Russian, and all persons lately
rc n[p~fsDy,
DEATH and that the subjects Of Franc aad J,ncI,nJ
mad been III treated What foundation the statements
rest on we cannot yet ascertain. But the Split which
PreVas at Constannope gives reasonable ground for
"no Husl De on their passage through that ciiv
~ From The Courier Of 28h February.
ne accounts nom Constantnope of the sCtii
January The Manifesto has been read in al! the
mosques, and the Bosphorus has been closed aoa,ns.
all The ships OF all Christian nations. The most rro
rous measures continue to be adopted against the r
mepians All efforts 10 soften them proved fru;tIess
The austrian Minis er, D'Ottsnlsls made three de-
mands, appealing TO tie Treaty OF Carlowitz which
placed the Catholics under the protection of Austria
ne iHeis Ehend refused to listen TO them. The lHinGs
oi the people al ConstantDop!e described to be in
state OF the greatest northumberland all moderation
ana judgment seem to have been banished from the
Councils Of the Diyan
The imp'esso which these events have made upon
the Russian Government canno, be known for some
days-they would reach the Russian anIho,;tas
Odessa leters would leave but little hopes of peace
and the last letters from Vienna, Of the l7ti ex
press their fears that the Russian troops wo,,d imme
diateiy cross The Piuib But such a measure would
we should think, emaDate from the Emperor himself
unless his General Oh the Pfuh has orders 10 com
nence offensive operations as he receives in
formation of any offensive act having been committed
by he Porte. THIS is not considered. either here or
al Parie, to be improbable.
Such is the nature Of the latest intelligence that has
atrVeo' "hich though not official appears the prn
cipai parts Of ii. TO deserve credit
We have received an express from Paris with the
Gazette de France OF 9Th of Feb The following arc
extracts from the above paper:
BUCHAREST. Feb. Lit is believed here that Rus
'la VIII az length interfere with vigor in tue affairs OF
he East TO save the existence Of the Christian spb-
cets dependent on the Porte. The Ottoman army
are uniting by degrees the Danube, day after da,
tachmens arriving, and the ortresses are filed With
PROVISIONS. Comnissares have arrived at Adrsnople
10 prepare The Palace for the Grand Seignor
Gazette Of .augsburg.
VI. KibeauPierre left Corfu on the 26th July, on
BOARD Russian frgale, and sailed for Trieste.
. orders have been sent to Bresi, 10 arm the Jean!
0af'' frgates Nymphe, -.4rethuss, and the goeetei
oearnalse at Cberboury, the corvette EgIe; and at
6ayonne tue brig Capriceuse