Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

centuries, aud the favorable disposition towards Ens
iand that existed among the Ouomans i'm general m
had been Ambassador at ST. Peters burg, and Luev
that The Emperor Nicholas ntertained pacific sem;
anu was only DESTROYS of fulfilling the treaty
Iuy o, Lord Holland disapproved Turkey being
Myied the ancient ally of England; and de fended b
natt'e OF Navarino aud Ad,nirai Codrn.ton Ior,
h'og expressed his astonishment that the Corn ay.
were not mentioned in the speech Tie Duke of w ell
instoo 'ephed that the Government intended TO intro
Uuce measure relative to the Corn Laws. His Grace
defended the term ancient ally, and maintained thai
iutHey mrmed an essential part of the balance OF
power. England and ali Europe were interested in
protecting the Ottoman power. He Tthe noble dnIse1
did not accuse Admiral Codrington, whom the late
government acquitted by its conduct rds him. nor
no right 10 say that officer had not fulfilled. his
GUY % me kipg and country Lord EiIon snppor ted
IT,. address, Earl Grey considered The affair tan
untoward sircumstauce-nay ,nore-a most unfor.
tunae calamity The Marquis of I.ansto.s ne de-
oiared that there was act nf Admiral Codr,np,on
ne icit more strongly called defend dian Ii con
QUOT al Navarin he satisfied that the Admiral was
npt only above censurs, but entitled 20 the arproba-
ton OF his country. Lord Goderch expressed the
like opinions.
In the House of Commons, the Hon. Mr. Jcnlsinson
bruther of the Earl Of Liverpool, moved ie Address
which was seconded by Mr. Grant. Mr. Brougham
dsapproved that part Of The speech where mention
made of the battle OF Navarino Two or three other
Hon Members spoke. after which the House adourn
ed TO Thursday. The debate III the Lower House
presented but little interest the Ministers who were
,hethners OF The Commons having vacated their seats
oeore the Openu5 or session ,ye,, thereby ,,o.
vented taxing part IN the discussion. TIE Address
was adopted by both Houses without oppooi;ion.
III the House OF Loids Ian. 81, Duke of Nr;ugt
stated that the ministry had intention TO
Sarhan'ent any measure sSpP citing Roman Catholics
y" me "a Feb Lord Holland gave notice or his nenon
I" Introduce moii"n the sshject the relations subj
sstng between England and the Ottoman Porte and ror
inflammation upon some points with the cor1ic
which 'ney took place witt: the naval forces Of that
power.
Lord Paiarrsron has announced in parliament, in an
" question: 'Ht the ministry do not intend to osf
Turkey compensation Losses in The ounexpec-
ed and "unioward" hattie Of Navarno
Petitions for the repeal of the Act, are coming in
"F"" Parliament iom the Protestant Dssenter, from all
quarters.
Very high words passed between the Premier and Mr.
HuSkiss"n IN rhe House the - Feb in consequence oG
WHICH, II IS supposed MIR. n. would the Cabinet,
THIS difficulty the Morning Herald says has been arran
Erd' an" Mr. 81 remains. Another report SAYS, TINT Mr.
H. IS 10 ne Secretary nj State Foreign All rs nd a,
Lord Du'Iieyis toIetire added t,l Lord Code
fch IS to s'ereed Mr.. Ukssun Secretary of State for
tnc C"ionia Department office viii, h lie No
Die Vscount flied under the late MIR Cannmys Admins
tatiou.
The session oil the French Chamber W as opened on
the 9th February. The Speech Of the King IS given
below, and is sad to have been well received by the
chambers which were remar kabIy fu--al,nost e1y
Irrer'ber being present The king speaks with more
aati section OF the battle Of Nava, tina does his bro
Their OF Engiaud But has Nj. G. Majesty does mol
anticipate
SPEECH OF THE KING or FRANCE
Grntemrn IL is always with equrl sa,isfa
see you "eet about throne. and that ma Ike
known 10 You the situation of France.
The relations with The European powers continue Tn he
"micabie aud satisfactory The affairs Ea. Hone
present some difficulties; but the treaty that signed
with the King of EngIa ad and the Emperor Of Russia has
laid the foundation for the pachcaiiou Of Greece and
have reaso" to hope that the er,s my allies, my
efforts, viii! triumph The of the Ottoman
Forte without the necessity OF having recourse to
arms.
The unexpected battle at Navarino was at the 81 me
fine occasion of glory for arms and a brilliant
pledge of the union of the three flags great sensation
The Peninsula has been for long suse Of acri
nee I" us; this is near endi her frontiers,
Spain employing herself with SIX
crushing in her BOSOM the dcporabe civil discrd
Every thing me- snail he able verv som,
wnh the consent of the king my nephew, restore nv
soldiers to their country, and relieve peoule from
painful burden.
vigorous blockade. TO terminate only when shall
have received the satisfaction which is due In me- is ken,
up and furnishing Asie and is protecting French com
In distant regions aud under the uncertain dominion of
infant flag has suffered some
hui nave oslared that JUS, separation should sxactc
and have scrIbed will for the future
protect from a u damage the fortune of my subjects
Ii can thus gentlemen, look abroad it'll ton
che domestic state OF my Kingdom does offer less
security You will by the documents which viii be
laid before that if the products different con
fIhUtons nave suffered some dImuutiur, the
public wealth for any lepuh of time
Extraordinary have produced an excess of
expenditure for which will necessary en- provide lsr
Of ;ilcm and have required of them t0 pres.
constantly towards severe aud extcnsive economy.
have called my 500 10 act in the Military promotions
The army will find in this arrangements, ihe mos.
certain testimony of my regard towards IT.
the progressivs Developments of Commerce and ,dvs
cry, that glory of peaceful states, have increased tn, If
wants, and socirs outlets II is my wish
minister formed in their interest, should have the
special employ OF proposing to every thing which
may be proper 10 assist ,or activity, rhicb is ever i'll
creasing.
However intimate may be the rounexinn which must
exist between religion and the rducntion men, public
instruction and ecclesiastical Affairs have aprea red to nv
10 require scpHIaie direction, and have ordered the
Division O b.. made.
Wishing to strengthen more AID III my states, the
Charter which was gE5nted By my brother and whici
haze sworn to maintain, shall br watchfl The la
bofs carried with wisdom and judgment vhch shall
place our legislation ~ harmony with tie Charter.
,Spme high questions Of public ad,nuis nn ilye bsen
pssTted ont 10 my atieuon. CnHv rccd that the true
strength oC the thrnne is divine protection in
observing the laws. have ordered these questions
shou d be examined nd that their