Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21

io"e tHc oeen pretext for the march of troops so
on this occasion 1t was used for sending troons to-
wards the theatre of war, to reinforce the co,,io,,
suniiaire. '"e '0'"0''
t. ibe Paris Constitutional sffirms that NJ Paso,ier
Is aoout TO be appointed Minister of FOREIGN Affairs
The two American sailors, beonpinr TO The Amar;
can irgate Java, who were arrested by the Spanish
| authorities at Mahon for having been Concerned =;
the ahar at that place. in which French Lieutenant
was Killed, nave been tried and one of them sen,op
ced to the gales for year. and the other for IF
teen years. "
1t is Suffered from the of letters from Madrid
that Ferdinand will treat his monks i'm the same mar
ner as Mahmoud did his lunisaries Tic ,yan,
OF Catalonia, and perhaps also the wants of tho ,
sury, would not be the smallest cause of this neas,r
Court of Rome. - '"e
French Funds July Give per Cent-CeusoIs
| lo9 75-Threes 80 80,
SERvIA, June 9.-Letters from Constantinon,o sto.
that unavoidable news from Asia had been rcce;voI
IN that city, the substance of which is that (;enei
faSkewitch has been vanquished after short b.,,io
news rom Jassy OF the 10Th speaks of the arri-
val OF messenger from Count Diebitch; the object
OF the mission Is not known. The Austrian ObseSver
OF the 25th June states that OH the 9th 200 volnn,
from different regiments under the command of Col
Count Jolsey and battalion of Chasseurs under ,I
protection of twenty two pieces of artillerv
cd on the lefto the Lnnubc lave passed the rvo -
! Rachom. This handful of brave men supporfea 5u.
| ring combat which lasted from 8 o'cIocL j., a.
tinorning to two o'clock in the afternoon Inv batt,,;
of the regiment Of Tobalsh, occupied IN tho c,
after having driven the enemy from their batteries
oh
but 1t could not resist the courage OF our soldiers
The trophies of this victory are five cannon. five
flags, and five hundred prisoners, amonp which i
Hussein Pacha, of Varna Among the rreat nmrah %
of klleds Sem Effendi. Our loss is not va
out ~ Is small In comparison 10 that of the enemy
Co5'., June lI.-Advices from Egna state tbni The
protector or TIE 22d OF March, recognizing the sover
elgnty of the Sultan, without defining the limits of
Greece, had created great dissatisfaction. which ya
increased by the Pretensions of the Enulish Consul
General, who, having obtained an audience of the
nf Inn,n lx~cI
all the bockades, the recall of all the Creeks i'm th-
interior of the Morea and the cessation of host;lt;e
againt the Porte. The President formally refused
to cease host1es, and to withdraw the troons f,
livdia and informed the British Consul that b;s a.
forbade his giving up the advantages already Obtained
and that he would only yield to superior force He
at the same time, despatched orders to all the cnn
ninnicrs not to quit their POSITIONS The Consul has
also sent vessel to the Ambassadors who are ren;
ing to Constantinop!e to inform them of the reson,i
LOT the President of Greece 1t s moi know,n i
effect tins may have on the mediating bowers bnt -
is seen that the Greeks refuse the protectoral rJ
the armstic that should precede the Intervention %
the powers at Constantinope. "a
/ London July 1--we learn from Isbo, ,b.
the 10Th of June Don Miguel gave a new ev anri ~
hts amicable disposition as Lord Aberdeen calls + t
wards the English Government. Danish vessel
from Rio bound for England has touched at I;sho,,
and the Portuguese government HAVING learned IT,
there was Englishman on board sert an a-'nS
force to arrest and conduct him to prison where b.
is in solitary confinement. The atfemnts of tbt. r.
fish Consul General to obtain his lbertv have ~
without success. Don Miguel feared that he was -
bearer of dispatches from Don Pedro and conv;nceS
by experience that he can with imp unity commit out
RACES, towards the English government has taken ,,
method OF Selling upon the papers of the EnoIsh,an
private letter from London announces that the ar
t,vai OF Lord Srangtord from his mission to Brazil is
the OBJECT OF thousand conjectures 1t is said thai
ne bearer OF dispatches from the Emperor and thai
they are OF nature satisfactory to the Duke of Wei
lngtoE. 1t appears that Don Pedro is not content
with the conduct of our government relative tn -.
feigned neutrality. 90
The decision OF our Cabinet respecting the affairs
OF the East, is not yet known. Ii appears that the
ministers wait tor dispatches from our Minister f.,
Constsntnope, who is said arrived at that nlaca nm
the 10th June. 1t is believed that he has received
structions which will produce great change in the
spirit of the members Of the divan and il is spnnosJ
that they will have influence upon the two haII;
rent nations, '''.'s'-
They speak of menances to the two movers b.t
we are not IN state to 90 war. The ST ate NJ o,r
finances IS an invncibe obstacle Our tranouilv il,
the interior is not such the ministry can hone y;ii
last for three months. ~
f ron me ~: T. C9mmereiat IF Monday efte,noon
There are several ships below, among which is TN,
packet ship VIM. Byrnes, from Lvcrpool she .o;l-
edthe 9Th OF July and fcoursc the Continental ne,s
Is antlclpatedhy the ship from Havre. We have
Liverpool paper of the 3D. and London paper of he
"a, but they contain of any kind
From the N. 7. Post of .sfonday afternoon.
Latest from England. BY the arrival of the Dackot
ship VIM Byrnes, capt. Hackstaf. whch sailed from,
Liverpool on the 9th nit. we have at very late hour
been put IN possession of few loose papers-none IF
Them however, of later date than London JuIv Oh
Our regular files have not yet come to hand In the
papers before us, which but one day later Inn,
those previously received we find no ii,teioenee Of
moment. INC news from seat of war has been
anticipated by the Havre arrival and the fooyyntr
few items are all that require present attention
/ The London Morning Herald contains two Ord
nances OF the Greek Government, of which ex-
tends the blockade of Western Greece to Mors,o not
including that place in the line of the blockade The
other Ordinance, dated April 27ti declares that eir
dependently of the coast of Attica of the island of
EIhaCa nnd oft 10 FoFU vi. Va