Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-03

, y"h nave eNp{essed oil my pubic .au..rs. Ana
concur entirely with you in the 8 ;ccess OF the polio,
WHicn SEEKS to supply us with necessary articles a
manufacture at home, instead of a prec-,rious t,pen
deDce upon Foreign Countries. Expcrience. +,
whose decision all ought to bow, has clearly maui.es
leo the wisdom of thai policy,
the oaliy proofs which L receive of tho COZ rec,
estimates Which are made Of the motives OF my utb.
nc conduct, assure me that the pr~ejulices which art.
lui men have raised against me are rapidly PASSING
away. And whatever may be the Judgment OF Dos.
terily as 70 them, 1 feel entire contidsncc that it vii
do me ample justice.
accept gentlemen, for yourselves, and tor tllos,
~hom you represent, my respectful acknowledgment,
and my cordial assurances.
IOur friend and fellow citizen III CLay
=, FROM TURkEY.-Ihe brig Autumn, CAPTAIN
Aufher, which arrived at New York on Saturday,
su'ieu from Sanios on the 18th OF April. Previous
W leaving tiat port, letters from SMYRNA to the
KIN oil Apru were received there, i'm which IL was
sfatei that commercial affairs were i'm a yery dis
'cssed stale IN consequence oi the seizure, by order
"a the Sultan, of all caIneis bringing proIucc 10 MAJ.
Aet' ioF tile purpose of conveying gram to Con-
sta"tinop'e. When the Caruels were seized they
Me'e immediately uhiaden, and the produce lett OH
,'a toaae exposed to the weather. IL was expected.
iio"eItf, that these arbitrary proceedings would nnt
be oi long Continuance, when business would revive,
Upwards OF 10000 capels were employed in carry.
lug gram TO tie capital. These measures on the
part oi the Sultan lett the Turks in the inferior ~
ufeiY destitute OF colonial prodice, sucI, as coffee,
sugar, &c. '
The latest accounts from Constan,inople repre-
sGut 'Ae sultan Us very determined and resolute.
lie had assumed his military costume. and walk
ed the streets the same as Il European General. 4
iirinan had recently been received In SMYRNA from
The Capital ,orbidding the Turks weariug ali arti.
Giles or luxury, such as furs, cashmere sI,awIs &c
" II is receipt the Facha way the first to observe
oo"dieI'ce to the order OF tM- Sultan, by discardinr
his tnraaA, and substituting Il common red can. A.
ne was in delicate health, his physician advised him
10 wear something besides the cap, as he mipI,' take
cold nut he resointcly refused, saying that il was
tic VIII OF the Sultan, which must and should be
oheycd.- All the Turkish nobility had fal!uweI tL.
example Oh the racha.
1t vas reported at SMYRNA tina, tia p,,.S;,n.
We're making ispti advances towards the capital.
out tle fu!aor was not credited, and no fears were
entertained OF their being able to reach Cunstun-
thni'ie. The present force Of the TURKS is repre-
posed. up
"A letter from CanstantinopIe states tina. there are
ut least QUO, 600 Mussulnc, under arms j., ami n
oo"t inc capuel, anu III the event Of the Rus
SLAMS h'aHlig any attempt upon the city, they would
n'Het win u very warm reception. The greatest
tranquility prevailed in the cifv- and tia. n,f7,a -
very effective. ~
The Sultan had recently been ON Il tour ofiDsnes.
ton IN an English steamboat, along the shores and
DOWN the coast to the Dardaneiles and & ..lipoli-Ite
v!sHea all the principal fortiiicatians, aud gave or
deTs Tor certain improvements. On his return he
expressed himself much gfatilied will the excursions.
a"d made the English IA plain a very handso,tgc pre-
sent on shawis, NC. as u token OF regard.
The Autumn sailed from Malta on the p9th of,
April at which time the English ani French Am
nassadof6 were daily expected from Naples, OH their
return to Censtan,lnople, when it twas i,ppcd some
satisfactory Mraigehnents wo'!ld he effected.
Letters from Malta, received NV the hp.rn,,
mention that the British squadron unle, ADMIRAL
Malcolm, had sailed for the Dardapciles; with il was
snrii!sec, hosti' >intent'ons toward. the Russians.
- eML-ihe New York Gazette staIes that the new shin
ohIo, OF - guns. nov living AZ the Navy Yayd, il to be- fitted for
sra, and that the comnpand of her is 10 he given TO Com,uodo,e
barron ~h" Will proceed in her 10 the Nicd.,srraucan, as cin-
mandef oi the squadron on that station.
fsrGfy-.Capi iiaSris ofihe brig New Packet, at New York.
u 20 days rom 81. t.us'aua, states that two Gays rrevious 10
Nd!i"iS d snip arrived there a prize to the pirates. The aubn-
rites at'at. Eustatia immediately took charge of her aud the