Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
EORHIGN,
N'on' Tie .Nilc Torh .4mericaa Of SafurIa9.
LATER FROM ENGLAND

now that the Catholic question is disposed of.-and
appearances would Indicate that, while both parties
arc making every effort to render it rs VIGOROUS as
possible. there nevertheless s,ronopr Indications
that tho mediation of the other powers to effect a
pacific arrangement, will be Intellectual; Cen
tiuiemnot, on the part of France and Mr.. Gordon,
the newly appointed British ambassador bcjno the
negotiators.
A Russian gentleman had Just arrived at Dover,
with dispatches for the Russian Minister The, purrurt
OF which had not TRANSFERRED at is rumorcd, savs
the Courier OF the 22d, s'that they have conveved
the nltimaum Of the Russian Cabinet With respect
10 the war in the East-thc final arran cement of the
treaty of London having been conided TO the French
and British Ncgociators, Gen. Guilen,inot and the
Honorable Mr.. Gordon
The Courier confidently prcnouacos that the Sui
ans character orbids the belief that he refuses all
negotiation; and that the mognanimfty of the Emperor
ot Russia would not ALLOW him to propose the u1rea-
Sonabe terms attributed to him by late run,ours He
SEEKS neither for conquest dsn,em5ernent: but
ne WIZ have the faith of treaties strc ty obseryed-
beSldes, says the editor, s'the balance Of pnwer
now SO we'll understood, requires that the territories
~ the Ottoman Empire shall not be diminished be-
You'd the deduction which must be made from them
i?r thc purp g of erecting Greece into ndepen-
IHnt STATE Tiic mention of this last subject ives
rise to variety Of observations which we shah not
aWeN upon II; present Thcy relate chiefly to the
limits OF tie new state, which some persons seem
to Volo." $50
We arc disappointed in not finding something
n!oTc precise with regard to the condition of the
trerch ministry, since Inc withdrawal of the laws
on the departmental councils, &c. from the Chamber
OF Deputies. That was q measure SO decisive as TO
make 1t matter of interest to know how it was
borne by the nation, and what direction might i'll
consequence be taken, with regard to liberal mea-
s'trcs, by the cabiriet The place OF lT de la Fer
ronHyo is still insuppled; n: de Chaaubriand and
the Prime Polisnac being still the persons ilos, talk
ed Of Tor the porfgaitte in allegiance.
Lisbon cOntnIicS to be 4 scene of blood and IFS
Dungeons overflow with tho victims of Don Mruels
tarocious fears Cadiz which the ocean al our last
accounts WAS said to have submerged is tlourshnr
by reason of free lade, and already Gibraltar WAS
sid 10 feel the loss which, Cadiz being free port
Cannot but result to the commerce Of thai rock
Only rendered. at any tle, place 81 resort for MGR
chanis because OF the spirit OF exclusion and mono
.y WHEN ''gied all around, and the entire freedom,
oFintercotrse established there.
Markets for cotton, wheat and -four low and dull
me American Hour recently imported into England
h;d been chiefly placed in bond, present duties being
100 high, and prices too iow To afford a r,.nrnnera
tinr value.
Hhe london Spllynx says, we believe it roy De.
unItely arranged, that Sir James Scarlet is to be
the new Attorney General. Sir James himself dis
played no kind Of anxiety fjP oicr; but his politi
cal friends have strongly couuselled him to agent
the Offer of the Duke.
Meetings continued TO be held and petitions sent
TO parliament for the purpose Of preventing the re-
newal of the East India Conpanv's uon0polirs-t
The Liverpool Mercury says IAN unrestricted trade
with India and China is second only in inheritance
TO getting rid Of the national debt"
The London Morning Chronicle says, we learn
with extreme regret, by the very latest private adj
vices, that discontents have exhibited themselves
among the troops at Madras, under form likely to
give room for very serious reflection.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-1he accounts reTa.
five to the progress Of pacific negotiations a. the
Turkish capital Continue to he vague and contradic-
tory, whilst those relating to preparations for the
vigorous prosecution Of war, unequivocaiIy show
that both parties OF The belgerents resolved to
Use every exertion in order to render the ENSUING
campaign decisive. The preparations on the part
Of Russia are said to be great beyond example, and
tile Sultan continues to evince tile active, enter
grfsiDg, and ndomtable spirit which has ever CHAR
acterized him. The Pacha ofEgypt has at length ac-
Ceeded TO the pressing demands Of the Sultan, and
has agreed to send 10000 men to the Danube, uu-
der the command Of Mahmoud Pacha The cap.
tuTe of Szobo by part of the Russian Black Sea fleet
mas been deemed Of such importance that Te Deu1n
fas been celebrated at ST. Petersburg on account
of 1t. The roads were ina Very bad state, and 1t
was not expected that any operations could be
lnenced i'll Bulgaria before the beginning of May
fGtters from Varna state that provisions were eXccs
sively dear there, and also at Kavarno. II seems to
be expected that the Black Sea will be the chief scat
O" the hostile operations, d that landings will Ire at
tempted various parts OF he shore in order to FORM
u possible, chain of posts into the very vicinity of
Eontrntinople, in order to divert the Sultan from the
defence ofte Bakn, by the alarm which he must feel
Scr the safety OF his capital. 4 letter from Ancona
states tnat important movements and arrangements
Of the British and French iepts in the Mediterranean
were continually reported from the Greek and Ital-
San ports T, stated from other quarters that tho
blockade Of Alexandria Gambia, and other Turkish
ports is to be carried into execution without delay
fhe following IS eXtract frdm letter dated
CUastantnope, 10th March, on the subiect:--"It I
seems that the Russian feet will really blockade !
A.pdia and Alexandria, forming jine vf ships ffau!
3pudroun along the coasts oF Gambia 20 Alexandria
H. order hinder the landing of troops and provisions
well in Gambia the Dardlnelief, especially as IL
IS affirmed that the Egyptian feet is TO 90 to Con
stantnope, in order 10 act, during the summer, In |
1'e Black Sea- in conjunction with the five Ships Of
thc line, two frigaes four coTvettes, and Twelve /
Jr.gs, now in the harbor Of Coasantinople." |
general Gni!ernnot is said 10 have been ordered 10
Foustaa.noplc 90 cooperate with the Hon Mr.. |
Gordon III osdcr tn lndacc the Porte agree TO the
provisions Of a ngw Protocol which it is rc-asserted
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