Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-19
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

FHILApEL rHIA. Dec. 15.-We are indebted to Mr.
Sanderson, of the Merchants Coffee House for the
loan OF the Liverpool Chronicle of the 8th of Nov.
brought by Capt. Baldwin, of the Packet Ship Alex
ander arrived here yesterday, from which the fellow
ing information was extracted: =
Lirerpooi, Moo. 8.-Reccnt Letters from Oporto
represent the whole of the northern provinces of Por
tugai to be in a most convuscd state. On the a2d
ut force of 1000 Gucrillas was stated to be- within
three leagues of Oporto.
An article from the Lower Elbe. in the Nurenp
ourgh Correspondent, states that Hanoverian rer-
ment entered the Brunswick territory on the 9th ,
and occupied the district OF Thednghausen.
After trtiing reac ION, the price ofeorn has arain
rIsen and we believe there is doubt entertained
that the ports will open for the admission of foreign
gram, at the low duty of one shilling per quarter
Letters have been received here, STATING that the
French government has prohibited the export of corn
from France, and that the shipment of els careoes of
gram at HaVre had been III consequence Of this pro-
hlbition, proven d.
The Prussan State Gazette of the 30th October.
brings down the from Varna to the 18th ult.
The following is extract
'Early in the morning ofthe 18th of October TIE
De"h was cha1Rted IN the camp of Count YVoron-
zow, ana in the presence of the Emperor in cclobra
ton Of the fall Of Vana. The finest weather fnyo-
RED the solenElty, at which all the dplomatists and
o!nccfs were present: On the same morning, the
captain Pacha marched out OF the CITADEL togcth
with the troops III favor OF whom a capulation had
been agreed to. On the 18th His Majesty the En-
peror attended divine service in the Greek metrcpo-
On the evening of the 18th his Majesty had if in
contemplation to embark for Odessa and thence to
continue unnterruptedly his journey to ST. Peters
burg. The corps diptomatique was to embark for
Odessa al the same time Omer Vrione retreated i'm
nIedIatey after the surrender of Varna and had TAX
en- up opposition on the opposite bank of the Kauit-
sink. lie was closely pursued by Prince Eugene Of
Wurtemburg. The Grand Vzior had already ad-
vanced as far as kautshik to support OmerV rione
but III consequence of recent events had also made
Ietrograde movement" ~
PORTUGAL. X
Letters from Portugal confirm the rcpors of renew;
ed efforts Of the Constitutonasts in The north of
Portugal The gucrillas of Tras-os- Monies were at
the date Of the last advices, in such force as to menace
Oporto and the governor in alarm had sent the 9th
regiment OF infantry, with quantity of artillery to
occupy Carvalho Esta, for the purpose of checking
their progress. They had entered Villa Real how
ever and released all the constiutionaIsts Who were
in prison there.
GREECE.
Phe Monteur Of Nov . states, that dcepatcbes
had been received from the Marquis de Maison, an
nouncing the surrender of the fortrcsses Coron Mo-
don, Navorno, Patras, and the Castle of the Norea
which had been left by Ibrahim Paeha in the oeeupa-
ton OF $500 Turkish and Egyptian troops who were
TO be immediately embarked for Egypt with their
arms and baggage.
The colours ofthe allied powers French and En-
gsh were holsted in the several forts and the Mar
gus dc Malson, states his intention to deliver ND Co
ron to the Greek Government as soon as it shall send
regular troops to occupy it.