Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31


will be found to possess considerable Interest," The
| J. III leit Greenock on the l9lh ut.
| Success IF tie Greeks.-rhc Glasgow Courier of
the 10th june says. "Oiicia adyices have at length
lslands, OF the surrender of Mssolongh Anatolica,
and the castle OF Lcpanto, to the Greeks. y
LONDON, June l3.--1he accounts from Jassy of the
22d ut do not contain any new or important intcl
gence They confirms however, the previous state
inent oil tie loss which the Russians suffered in the
passage OF the Danube at Hrsova. Three regiments
which first crossed it were surprised by the Turks
and most severely handled. The information fur
nlshcd us By our respondent at Wallachiu of the
progress OF the plague at Bucharest, proves to be but
too true Courier.
Ert'acts from German papers
The last accounts from Consantinopic &C the 18th
OF May. say, hat Tie extraordinary Anbassado. from
Persia, immediately after the first visit to the Refs
Ehend', dispatched couricrs to Tehctan The dcs-
patches OF winch they the bearers said to
give the most sa satisfactory of the first confer
cnce al! the great Hicn Of the Empire have visited
the Ambassador.
! JAssY, May 23.->Two cllasscurs have nassed
through this city, on their way to Warsaw. They
bring the news that Sistra Is entirely invested, and
that the bcsicging troops have succeeded in making
themselves masters Of some outworks, after obst
| nate resistance from the enemy. The disadvantages
experienced by the Russians al Tchenowody, on the
! right bank of the Danube, have been strongly exaw-
gerated On the passage of the river Iiirsova by
Gen Diebitsch three regiments which first crossed it,
and were waiting for the rest of the army, having
been surprised by the Turks, indeed suffered much.
The progress of the oriental plague at Bucharest
is unIappily confirmed from 90 to 80 persons die dali
~ OF the epidemic, which, on tho lGlh May, proved
fatal, even - the physicians sent by the Board of
Health The frontier town of Tocsanny has lost
two thirds of its Inhabitants Some have persisted,
and some have fed. The town is surrounded and
no pers Oh allowed 10 enter
Accounts from Bucharest, dated f9.h, sav-it may
be expected, alter being concentrated on the
right bank of the Danube the Russian army will OPP
crate rapidly and powerfully, and make UP for the
he his iI,r
the attainment gilmore important results. Amongst
those, the fall of Silis.ra occupies the first place and
4 ercs no doubtful that fortress soon succulnb
Il though 1t may cost considerable sacrifices the part
vi the Russians. Malalies have again been on the
ncrease; however, the PROPER precautions have been
taken against them. Is likewise appears that TIE APP
Iprehensons of the plague were greatly exaggerated
as the prevailing nlaladics chiefly such as, in
country where large massSs oftroops are cpncentra-
tied, and where the influence of the unfvorabe sea
son was, perhaps, more felAtan in any other place,
such occurrences cauno3 byany means be surprising
OF real cases ofhe plague, bat few have yet hap
pened.
The changes in the British Cabinet are not vet fix
ed, nor is it known, says tie Glasgow Courier how
many more yhigs.lre Ia come in, but Mr. Scarlet has
stipulated for the company of several. Lord Grey,
says this paper refuses Join the Ministry, and that
the Dare CrmheTlanss influence prevails at Court
| ENGLISH STOCKS.
LONDON, June 49, D.siness remained in the
same dull state at the sck market to-day rs it has
been the whole of the Neck, and up 10 O'Clock this
afternoon, very few batgains were done either for
money time. Red. Ann. 81 3.8. Consois for
account SO l2. per cents 1903 81. Excheouer
| bills CTS pm. Bank Stock 2lll-I. Russian 81.
16e}. ---g
On the 10th June, the Right Hon. James Earl of
| Resslyn, was, by his Majestys command, sworn a
member OF the llng's PriFy Council, and received
the Pliyy Seal On the same day, the Right lion.
Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tgndal, was also sworn
member OF his Majestys Phvy Council.
The King has appointed Lieut.. Gen. Lord r robert
Edward Henry Somerset, Il. c. B. to be Lieut.. Gen.
ofthe Ordnance of the United Kingdom OF Grea,
Britain and Ireland.
RIOT IN IRELAND.
riot had taken place in Currick- on SUR Ire
land between some soldiers and at length increased
10 great mob. The 10th regiment were ordered
TO fire among the crowd. Some persons were k He'd
and OF hers wounded. IKE Rev. Mr. Standish Ora
! dy, who was fastening to suppress the riot, was
thrown from his horse and killed.
Al Pacha, OF Egypt, has at work in his CAPT.
tai, an extensive printing press for which an ilmpro-
we'd Arabic type has been lately cut.
ANCoNA, May 23.-Letters from Naples say that
Mr.. Gordon, with Count Guilcmnot and MIR. Won
Royer, the Prussian Ambassador will 20 from Ma
pies to ZaIite, and thence to CONSTITUENCIES Mr.
Gordon probably wishes to obtain in the Ionian ISL
ands particulars respecting Greece Letters
from Corfu positively affirm that Count Capo d'Js,ya
is resolved to resign the Government of Greece and
viii publish declaration on this subject Peo
pie ask who will undertake the direction of the in
FAINT state, if the President now retire. Persons
who attribute to political causes every event. even
ven Ii may be accounted for on personal consde-
raiIons, suppose that the meeting Of the Emperor
OF Russia and King of Prussia has some connection
with the affairs of Greece and Turkey, and that
perhaps Prussian Prince may be placed at the head
of the Greek state. OF course England and France
must assent, and PTussian Prince be ready to ac-
cept the proposal.
Polish FRONTIER, May Give have heard
from ConstantinOple he arrival of Persian Ainbas /
sador for the alleged purpose Of concudny an ALI
ance between the two powers TO support each other
the Porte has no great, confidence in the Pereiaus if
said to be disposed to listen to the proposals of the
Persian Ambassador, with the understanding that il
may conclude peace at its option and to have
therefore sent commissioners receive him in form
The whole Persian nation seems to be ncensed
against the Russians