Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27
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Srsa,a, Capt. Marshall. arrived here on SATURDAY
from Liverpool, encc she sailed on the 81, of Feb
aa 20 wnlch dasc we have papers. with London
dates OF the Cd inclusive There is not ,nuci news
eol interest. The trench Chambers were opened ON
he 7ti on which occasion tue ki,,tr delivered
speech which will be found among our extracts tie
gives favorable view Of the foreign relations of The
country ana expresses belief that the Porte %llho
longer oppe Sc the treaty OF the 9th of July and that
may be hoped that this first arrangement WiI! not
NC ost ,or the re-establsent of peace in the East.
IL WIN De seen that the Russians and Turks are
making active and vgoroll preparations for the en-
SUNG campaign, which, was supposed would omen in
OF his own forces. ~ ~
Inc accounts S! from Spain, Portugal and Irela-d,
/ do not afford any Intelligence of moment 1,he nm
POM tFcht oi the Duke OF Northumberland to tic
.lceroYship OF the latter country had received the
! Privy Council ha been summoned 70 mao, ~
Windsor Castle on the Cd of February, when the
Speech to he delivered from the throne at the omen
ing OF ferinment would be submitted for the Kings
I appreciation. q
Parliament was to assemble on the 5tl, and n rene
! raj opihloR prevailed in London that the Catholic
question: world be acted on during the session.
i appears by the latest Foreign accpunts thnt the
greatest activity was making by the Turkish Govern
ment to complete th', defensive army. Considerable
remorcenents ofrl Ups hadarrived in the fortre~ses
on the Danube the garrison Of Wdd;n, snce the LIST
uit, had received an of 900 infantry and
II 1000 cavairy-rnaking the total garrison 20 600 in
tanry, 5000 cavalry and 300 artillery. Rudscuck
mad received accession since the al, u of 6ecp
infantry 1000 cavalry, and 500 artillery Other nr
n tresses have received similar accessions. The a.
mount of the garrison of Silistra is not mentioned
because the supplies came from the interior. Il is
SAID that the troops ore impatient for the COM
It mencement of tic next campaign. On the other
hant these papers affirm that the Emperor of Russia
: IS equally disposctto increase lis means Of annoy
ance. tie has sent orders to the Grand Duke Con
stane to put himself at the head ofthe Polish army,
4 and to march and occupy the Principaltcs The
army OF the laltc had also received orders to march
1t totae south. At GaliateZ. puDtoons were preparing
for bridge over the Danube, in order that an i'm
nense iLl!ssan army may to commence hosti-
lItIes IN the Spring 1t is difficult to reconcile the
conflicting accounts which appear in some of the o-
reign Journals respecting the real state Of affairs in
j. the east. The fact however, is beyond 1ucstion that
e each power is collecting his Strengthens one TO
Ii vanquish and overcome-the other to stand Oh the
t defensive and repel.
t by accounts from Warsaw it appears hat in The
ensuing campaign, the Emperor Nc;.7?as viii take
, the command Ia person as early rs ;ho month OF
o March. The vanguard rs to be un,e. y, command
y OF Gen Vittgenstein, and Gen. Dc'.:scls Will re-
main at the head of the Stsf Etat- Maor Generals
Geismar, Roth, and Rudiger, will command sepn
: rate corps for operation the fanks of the Grand
81 Army, and the Duke of Wrtemburg is TO be ut the
S head of the Reserve.
5 Brussels Gazettes of tlc Goth Dec. state on the
authority of accounts from Constantiuope that the
Ambassador OF the Netherlands, after receiving dos
f patches from Mr.. Stratford Canning Immediately
seit his dragoInan to the palace of the Por1vherc
he had been again several tines and had lone con-
fcrcnces with the Refs Efend and it was said that
the Mediating Powers had assumed a language
which likely to lead to favourable termination
of the affairs of Greece.
The Gazette de France OF Jan. os, savs:-s.Wc
are assured that dispatches brought yesterday
by an extraordinary express which announced that
RI the Emperor of Russia had sent orders to the Grand
Duke Constantine to put himself ut the head of The
Polish 'rmy, and to march ana occupy the Principa
5 Titles Letters from Warsaw add that the army Of
the Baltic has also received orders to march 70 the
u, .1iol,
Il 11th inst. in consequence of milk fever. She had
only been married 10 m.nths and vas not unite %
years of age. Since her ]ying-n, the Emperor Of
Austria aud all the Imperial Family had several
3 times sent TO inquire how she did
. SLATE Of 7Toae.--yvc regret that we cannot vet
announce that Improvement of trade winch some
of contemporaries have been confidently prom
isng. The closing ofthe canals by frost for about
aweek, no doubt kept buyers out Of the mar
ket; but this is not sufficient TO account for the con-
nued depression. This onght in fact to be the busiest
season of the year. not in actual sales, but in pre-
parinG goods for the spring denand which commence
about the middle of next month. Yet, it secins that
re prospects Of the spinner and the manufacturer are
not so promising as our newspapers represent them
for nearly ten thousand persons out of employ
c ment at Stockport who willing to work nj the wa =
ges which have hitherto been given. The houges in
the country trade have had their hopes Of The usual
spring demand considerably damped by the failure of
several diapers in extensive business, md by thedf
tC1lty OF obtaining payments from others who forr-
Manchester J'sbeS, Jun. 81.
!; Archdeucon Singleton is to accompany the Duke
Ireland, as his private secretary
The Bishop Of Calcutta is about to return to Eng.
!, land, in consequence Of i'll health.
Burke the atrocious murderer, executed Edinrrh
the 18th of January The London Courier sHysFrorn an
expression which fell from him before he left the prison. an
pears that he fully sensible Of the horror which his
had excited as he expected he pieces by the pce
before he could reach the scaod This feeling made him look
to the shameful death which nc undergo as 10 rcr
was evidently his wish that the execution should
tened as much possible Though, far rcrVnar, olrno
Concerned, his antcipaons rcazcd-the cii
shout Of exulta;ion with which each of his steps towards
was cheercd ny assembled bouandsihc excavations poured
forth around hmhe cries of "Rurkc him" which fdJ :r,
that as he dccated species Of crime nc had also rive,
his name and thus combined with everlasting
public breaking in thunders upon the olcniv NJ
his last prayers when he kne before the God 70 whom he
going 20 render his spal shown him tina, HE
estimate Of the popular feeling just"