Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-03

Russia. I: said in the Augsburgh Gazette, that q
Polish dvis has joined the army in Bessarabia and
,iat irr gtrni duke Constantine expected there;
nut these only reports.
We learn by ,c latest dates from, Consantinoplc
that At tin vigorous orders against the Armenian Ca
ohces are not yet revoked the execution OF them are
relaxed, and most of the emig-a;ioDs voluntary.
Fsom Corfu, Feb 10th, Learn tina, Lieutenant
Colonel Rudsweli, Secretary to the Lord High Com
missioner, has returned from his secret mission. Ac-
cnrding to Col Fabvers report to the Greek Govern
ment the fort of Scio still made obstinate resistance,
the III, Feb. In . sally made bv the Turks on the
gSd of January, only eco out of 1000 returned to the
fort and all their co!ors and principal officers had fall
len the hands of the victorious Greeks, who lost
only forty men.-C .4wgsburSh Guseffe.
! BUCHAREST, Feb. 27.--The post from Constantine
pie. OF the l1th of February with large rcmtsnces Of
money from the Franks in that city, who alarm
ed the state of affairs is still detained at Rudschuc
By the ice in the Danube, and is impatieny expected
The apprceDsOns Of the entrance Of the Russians still
continue. Notwithstanding the rmao of the Sultan
nouncpg that no Turks shall enter the pr,ncipaltes;
few people doubt the firm intention OF the Sultan moi
to yield to the Allied Powers.
| I'oRrUGAI.--lt will be seen by the extracts which
lfave given below, that Don Miguel has revolution
ised the government. aud continuaed ultra rcyalist
cabinet. The Qneen, his mother, " no hates the new
construction and The English alike has usurped with
the priests the whole over him. Some of tue En-
gsh ships the harbor of Lisbon sailed the 18th
March with some troops on board; but orders is
sued on the 18th 10 countermand the sailing of the
others.
l3 that we'll founded hope entertained from
the energetic conduct Of the British Ambassador That
matters will be restored to their former order. Tie
Infan'e Roger seems TO have sesn his error. have
reraced his steps, and shown much apparent anxiety.
Important changes will doubt follow this apparent
" favorable change in his disposition. He saverc
ly indsposed when the review Of the British troops
took place. and consequently could not attend.
French Funds March 2i.-Five per cents 1927 Csc.
Bank Actions, 800
FROM the Liverpool Chronicle of March g.
RUSSIA AND Observation-Disclosures have again com
menced between these two countries in consequences
as II ~ sad, of the inter power having refused ratS
the aie treaty. the provsons OF which were so maui
testify TO her disadvantage.
GREEcE.-A proclamation has been addressed TO
the Greeks by the President, Count Capo d'ls,rias,
dated Enigma, Feb 2, in which he exhorts them tn u
MON and good order; declaring that they will have no
claim to the assistance which he has requ ed for them
from the Asl'es until they have put end 10 the
archy which distracts them. The Count announces
lis intention of converting the National Assembly in
April; and in the time establishes provisional
government founded on the bases of the of EpGan
rus, Astros, and TrrZeunlm. The concluding pata-
graph OF the proclamation is follows whole
or my life my public for the last thirty years.
the favor which have acquired in several countries of
Europe, presage 20 you that my only object range
under the shad of the laws. and preserve you
from the fatal consequences of arbitrary govern
men;." The provisional government, which assem-
HES under the name of Panhellenium is conpus ed of
twentysrven members, but its functions TO cease
on tbe meeting OF the National Assembly.
PoRrUG AL-The affairs of Portugal are a, prcsen.
objects of consider able Importance. There any
positive intelligence of the Regent having entirely
thrown of the mask but the indie are strong the
wish and the nnnus arc sufficiently apparent. The
rahble call out for absolute King, and the troops
are not engaged to repress them. Peers and other
persons attached 10 the Constitution suited and
assaulted and no no;ices taken The Regent. in the
recesses Of his palace, all .s vi ;h nd,fereoce If
not with approha.ion, and give, h',nseiFup to the
II, dP-l
Ha'es have taken place III the Portuguese Chambers
relative II lie late Iumui,s. Tue Condo de Tapa de-
csred that the Throne surrounded by faction,
but the Condo de Villa Real denied the assertion,
which lie characterized indi,creet. The Couie de
faiPa sand he not accustomed to retrsc his
tons When he accepted the dignity OF peer, he felt
that nc held in the Chamber post of honor which
was bis duty. if necessary to die in the
as he held himself when he entered te ready
20 DIE the heid ba'Iie - re might not freely
speak bis op nian ne should be better than Cai,gu
"a 8 horse. That animal wore the robe Of Roman
senator, ar he Ike should appear in the Chamber
merely ia The dress e Portuguese peer Tie Cornde
de IaiTa, fearfEi Of the consequences Of this bold
speech, esoaFed from Portugal and has arrived in this
country. W!th respect To- tue ESQ 900 sent back bv
SIR frederick Lamb, it was loan negotiated under
the security Of England, which security our Ambassa.
Tor did not think elf justified in aoing under the
resent circumstances.
sUnrihe prepnr1iionS.-The preparation. OF France
according to The Paris papers, are upon larger .ca.
than was at first imagmsd. Hence il has been con
ectnred, that she has some designs upon Egypt which,
we believe we may safely and positively contradict
Neither troops, nor stores artillery have yet sailed
from Toulon as if IT should seem il both France
and England waited for reply to dispatches sent
OIL TO the Russian government Meanwhile Turkey is
carrying her defensive preparations Bosnia is TO
furnish her contingent Of % 600 men, 10 be assembled
on the plains Of 3dranopIe rds the end of March
SeTTia has been required TO furnish hers; but size claims
The privilege of arIniug Dolly for her own defence -
The strong foriresses on the Danube Sistra Russo
va iessnva, issakta &c. have been supplied with all
ne necessaTiss Austria Is reinforcing her troops
the side OF Servia though she is still ahourng 70 pre-
ven, war. II issa; that if the Russians pass the Pru,I
they viii remain nf lure in Moiiayia 10 wait the re
SUI VI the last proposition which viii then be male to
Tie Porte ny Austria. France, aud Russa. Courier.
LoSSoN, MONDAY Evening, March %.
(F!un, Our private cnrrceronden)
We have received private Ict'crs from Lisbon
t5tn Instant inclusive. The chambers had been dissolved
ny Don Miguel tie ii,t. ant though the charter posi-
gry h..nLminss La, anner .nn.,.h be