Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-31
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NEW YORK, May 25 by the packet sh;, Napc-
'eon' captain S"'ih arrived yesterday from Liverpool!
whence she sailed the 25ih OF April we ba.o rocci-
we'd LONDON papers of the It'll ana Liver papers 10
the 25h OF April
LONDON, Aprri 2G.-There vac report in the city
.h's morning that separate treaty had been signed
o. i|ussa and France There is oi !he slightest iju,
0"ton Jor H. The conduct OF Russia and France has
been too honorable frank and unrcseryed 10 allow
an ins'anis credit To be gwen to the IIualy
ard entirely are we convinced. that there never his
been question between any of Tire i Ines o nsroc "a
ting any separate Treaty between themselves TO The ex.
ciiso'i OF The third party to the Treaty Of July.
f'l;icc i:eren add Prince Poguza, transacted
BUSINESS yes'eo-y, both with the Duke Of " eiugt0n
a;'d tive taf oil Dudley Courier.
LONDON April % we understand tia, tl,ors is ro
the least Foundation for The report circulated yeacriay
ai ia. Emperor "i Nnssa had ser orders suspend
The crossing OF the Putt on account o rncn,cur re-
na''rahces from tie Courts OF London and Paris
no such nenaces have been sent nor have iL.v ever
onen contemplated by either Court. Their silcere.
'~'sh and sole object TO follow the wlrc.
oes' calculated 10 preserve the pence OF Eurore We
are Ga:tc sure that mcDaCes would be
mat elect We have doubt ,;.a he kussiau am,
VII cross the Pr; but still hpps tia, the Sultan
seeinG he danger OF his uon-cuy .ncad that lac
VIII have To light single haudcd-ard aware of the
mighty force that be brought against .i.n-rif
listen 20 more moderate cuurscs, ard avert hy neeo-.
hlnpS the Hnmnept perils 10 whic he other vase
DE exposed.
The whole tenor Of the Emperor Of Russ,s's ar--
snag' ard CONDUCT affords sufficient pledge that he
VIII M" TeaSc al offer al negucatI0u the part OF
iu'i"y If made With the snccc Gasire TO at;rs, eli
The differences between the countries and re .s,a
bish friendly relations, do we believe that he
would exact harsh conditions satisfied that
they ~ouid be eutered into with good faith by the
Sultan. T(,,yric,
Pom the London Courier OF April 90.
Whether the Russian Army has beef, put N motion
- me Tune originally intended, we;Iior the season
mas oeen so backward as 10 rendur it necessary to
change that Intention it obvious that no decisive
intelligence could be expected in this country before
me eaG OF the uionh or the beginning of the next
in the nSan time, ruiHor will have plenty OF time
to hustle in" and during the absence OF official news
mere VIII be 20 want Of reports of all cba,ac,ers-
~Hrike and paciiic-pa pacific and ~arke. They will
have their ht,it day of life and sunshine and De forgot
len.
In the time, IL is quite certain that Russia has
not rel'nq"sied modified hnr purpose OF going to
war with Turkey. II 10 c1ua ~ certain, though nei-
ther France England, Austria Prussia take part
with Russia in the war; they are on the most friendly
ocinS with her. The. do side with Turkey but
oey Will DO ready to offer such counseis as may tend
10 o5hg her 10 most just and prudent of her
present situation, and her future prospects. Two OF
these Powers, Great Britain and F.ance. allied
with Russia i'll pursuing setu of policy by which
they hoped 10 prevail upon the Forte To acccde 10 lie
Independence IF Greece.
The conduct OF tho Porte Obliged one Of The three
overs To assume the character Of bs'"e enr and
Thus complicated the question relative TO GREECE. BIZ,
france aud Great Britain remain united by the sarlc
treaty, and are equally bound prosecute the object
their ambassadors from Cons,srtinopie Turkey hay
ing refused 30 accept tie terms proposed: but er are
MOI al war wit her, having dccia ed that ey viii net
'aAe any part III lie hosncs between the con-
tehcing parties Yet It is true, has tceu Go
served IN Morning Paper that The, cannon be equal
y friendly "ith tie Porte, who rejected .ei, at, s.
and with Nn.sia 30 has given item An, Kind o.
offence The SITUATION of affairs certainly an M
common one, nor can fiud any parallel case 4
saD2nary struggle takes place between power ar;
part OF IT'S SUBJECTS which struggle productive Of
INJURY to the commerce of The States Of Europe aI,G
give opportunity !or acts OF piracy. Three Powers
feel il necessary to interfere, and TO proTsr their ne
o'aiio'. Their oTertures rejected, and the reicc-
uon Is i'"'Sod Up oY manifesto, equivalent 10 de-
ciaraton OF war against one of the three That Pow
or assumes he'hgerent attitude; having hcen bound
20 ITS Allies bJ Treaty which p,vCPcded moor
tie principle Of accomplishing is objects b, pacific
means, /! could aud did not call upon them 10 afford
attitude.
But there are two crcnts, either Of which may &C.
conPsh the OBJECT they have 10 view. II Rnssia
Shcn!d make a powerful impression ipon Turkey b,
heI arms, size may require of the conditions,
upon which She wall make peace, that Turkey shal
acknowledge Tie independence of Greece Or. Tur-
Key, in tfe event OF signal dc leat, may signify 10
Great britain and F:aocc her wirra accede 10
me terms OF the treaty OF lie Oh jug, and demand
their mediation adjust tho i.a cDces bets eco ius
s!s and hers self
GHEEcE-Count Capo d'istria, President Of Greece
has issued proclamation, in which lie iovites solie,
and sailors 10 come forward at the nomen.o crisis 10
MAKE AcritICe tor the welfare Of their cOUnry which
cannot now be rcquited, but which. wbeu he nation
al independence has been secured shall be faithfully
rePaid.P The President dwes on tie importance oil
expecting the enemy from The soil Of Greece and put
ting down piracy lie recommends the establishment
of a National Bank.
Eoacuatio~ " Spgin.--I;ayoDpe, April 8.-The
General who commands IN this place, received this
morning elegrapbic dispatch from Paris ordering
tho French garrison of Pampeuna and ST. Sebas,in
10 evacuate those places Immediately and return to
France.
Cr.cTs nave been transmitted TO Lisbon for the g.
vacnatioo OF the Forts in lie Iagus, occupied by
British troops, and for tie return 10 England of the
Ships stationed in tie river.
The Dcy of ADg'ers is said to he making sudah!s
preparations 10 meet the attack OF The Froach troops
aud IS said TO have collected from 50 10 OCO troops
principally cavalry, in Tie neighborhood Of &lgier5.
The london Literary Gazette states that captain
oseT VII sal f'om England in the course Of few
days IN Ills Majesy's ship ChanticIcer a voyage of