Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29


18th inst, state that Grand Council of War was
ronvoked at Vienna, where all the Generals in Chief
commanding troops III the Provinces were assembled,
but the object OF tho Council was not known. t
had probably some reference to the resumption of the
war by the Russians.
Accounts from WalIacbia OF the 27th March /
have Just been received They give the details of
tanned great loss.
(From the Messenger dcs Chambres of April 10y
FRONTIERS OF MOLDAvIA, March 81.
Several columns ofRussian Infantry are marching
toward kalaat, to pass the Dannbc. Hostilities ap
pear to have already commenced on the R.kin, and
Ichapan Osou, whose cavalry had passed the win
ter near Metropolis, is gone to reufbrce the army
OF the grand Vizier at Shurnla.
The grand Vizier on his arrival at AdrianopIo. i'm
mediately took measures to have the Notifications
repaired and strengthened
On the other hand the Russians at Bucharest ne
glttt nothing that hasten their military opera
tons, ihe Hew civil Governor shows the greatest
Of the Administration.
1t said in the Two PricipsIities that the Divsn
ID order TO remedy the scarcity of money, desires
ISSUE paper currency, and socits for this purpose
the permission of tue Russian Government.
tFfom the Gazette de France of April COY
PARIS, April 10.
a correspondent at Vienna writes to US as .Iol-
lows:--
For SOME time past we have heard Of the arrival
q. Constantnopie OLA great number of English and
Hernan officers, with view TO engage in the militia.
~ service of tile Sultan. have Just been inform
ed from authentic source that in fact some Ger
man officers had asked to be 6ilployco i'll the Fur
klSh army. hut that they had hccn refused bv the
Sultan. AZ for the English, not ii single one has
COME to CouStaninoplc TO ask to he employed; and
at this norteut there is not in the Mussulnlan ar
my any oicer who is subject OF his Britannia Ma
iesty.
We have received the Dairo AIercantil do sadiz
OF the 3Ist ut., which puts end to all the ri.
mours of the subnersions OF that city Not an al.
l,,A
desoiated Murca several DAYS previous to this date
Po"asui-A letter from Lisbon ofthe It'll inst in
addition to horrible details respecting the crueltes
committed in the dungeons, which continued to he
crowded with victims, and tho arrest of all classes
states, that the agitation among all classes is such
that Il two Brazilian fsates approached either I,is-
non or Oporto, a revolution would Immediately be
effected, and the usurper be banshed. An order was
issued on the 18th, prohibiting the departure of YES
sells for the Azores and Madeira. fe expedition de-
signed against Terceira was still in the FaGus
Great damage had been caused by the foundations of
the River, the banks of which were still overlooked,
and the most serious disasters anticipated to the
harvest. TWenty-siX persons OF rank and prouertv
we're lying under sentence Of death at Oporto.
TRIESTE, March So.-A ship that left Aiexau-
dfia ON the 5th inst brings word that the Pasla has
at length yielded to the urgent desire Of The Porte
and VIII send 1000 to the Danube these CORDS
of four regiments Of reru,ar infantry, and nine reg
ments Of irregular cavalry, must march through Pal
estine, Syria. and Natolu. The expense will be e.
ed to keep the affair secret, in order not to hurt its
credit There is gcarcity of corn in the interior of
Egypt and several cargoes of wheat have been sent
IRON Alexandria to Cairo: The Egyption feet was
getting ready for and Ibrhim Pasha was shortly
expected at AleXandria-But not he, but Mahamoud
Pasha lately appointed Pasha OF two tails will COM
inand the troops, and be sent to the Danube-Alle
geme,ne HeItupg, April 9.
Observation-Disclosures and paperg from Gibrnl
tar 70 the Goth u state that the siaenat.on OF trade
at Gibraltar, since the opening of Cadiz as free
port, had been SO great, that the merchants were
about to remove to the latter place. 1t is anprehen
ded that the alteration will seriously affect the British
exports to Gibraltar and the Mediterranean.
INUNDATIONST IN RUSSIA.--1'he Hamburger
Reporter oft the 17h inst says-"Tetters from Berlin
present deporable picture Of nundat;ons OCCASION
Ell by the breaking in ofthe dykes of the Vistula it
is calculated that the water will not run off in less
than fourteen days in which alopes of picnti-
ful harvest are at an end We shaIl.probably hear
of equally disastrous accidents from other uarts of
tic nUrth.
LoYDoS, April %, half past O'clock.
think may now announce to you, as positive the
transmission OF Joint from the French and Eng
iSh Cabinets, on the subject Of the Russian war.
The precise contents of this note are of course ST.
cret but it appears from private letter from Paris,
received this day by express that they are such as 10
nave given great offence to tie Emperor Nicholas
fhe French Ministers are likely TO lose Office, u,-
less they render the Cabinet more beral--tbe Duke
OF ADgoneme having declared that they are bound to
follow the disposition Of the nation. Ills Royai
Highness Objects to the introduction Of the Prince de
Polignac, as desired by the King,
There Is still some prospect Of n commercial treaty
between this country and France the distress among
the vine growers in france being great, that they
are pctitionng the Government for relief II has
been already, or will be immediately, proposed to our
ministers to reduce the duties on British IRON and OH
snne articles Of British manufacture If this country
viii place French wines upon the same duties as
those Of Portugal.
The Duke OF Wellington Is still rnncF, inligposcd,
although not dangerously i'll. II Is considered birfl-
ly probable that Inc will resign Office within few
months as, Notwithstanding all the care he takes of
his health 1t Is found TO quite unequal 70 the far
tjgres and aaxietcs Of his situation.
Mr.. OConnel still talks confidently of fixing his
scat on the resumption Of the House. His friends
say that Ministers will not offer any opposition to his
1rng so7 but Il expected that furious set will be