Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

had iiiy Mem Oh b0srd, and ho.stai freuica CO.
lours. They plundered the Indianian OF consider
liable property, and killed and wounded of the
tcrew.
London paper of the evening OF the 3oth OF May,
announces that dispatches had been received dated
Corfu, 10th. Prevesa had not surrendered to the
Greeks. Mssolonghi was still in possession of the
Turks, but expected to fall soon. pause had taken
place, by mutual consent in all active operations of
the the whole of that line, extending to the
neighborhood of Arta.
The riiaes of the 3Oth of May, in abiding to the
extension of the Russian blockade, says-
"Wc must repeat what we said yesterday, that it
cannot be tolerated. blockade of the Dardanelles
is called! WHY it is blockade of the whole of the
ocean that was known to he ancients-to the Greeks,
Romans, Egyptians and, Assyri ms. II is impossible
that such blockade can be suffered 1t mnst not
English;nen, we assert il shall not be avowed."
| Letters from Madras state that Mr.. Washington
fine Governor of Madras, had been shot by OF his
body guards he still living the last ace UNITS.
| Sir James Scarlet has been appointed His Majes-
! ty's Attorney General
| Mr. Brougiam was offered the situation of Soiici-
c'or General but declined it-preferring to be APP
pointed Master of the Rolls, to which he thinks he
has fair claim, the first vacancy Mr.. Sugden is
to me made Solicitor General.
| It is said that the Duke Of Wellington will 90 to
Venice the Parliament is prorogued.
| 1t was expected that Parliament would be proro-
rncdon the 9th Jcle.
1t is stated that thc Pipe has decided upon grant
Tag permission to the Roman Catholic clergy To
ry.
II is said there will be 4 falling off Of the reyenuc
for the current quarter, of 100000.
| The reignng Duke of Oldenburg, died suddenly on
| the Goth May
The wife vi a member of the Corps Diplomatic, has
eloped with foreign prince, and fled TO the Cont.
nent. Her husband had coumltted assault on
in consequence of her having ridden with her
tparainour.
Florence, .lIay The Greeks have recovered
the greater part OF the Territory intended for
thcrn.- The towns of Solona, Fonitza, Lvada, the
passage OF the ThcrmopYlr, and the castle of Lee
lpauto, in their possession; and almost the whole
country between ARIA and Volu is occupied bv them
THE troops have conducted themselves with order
and discipline, and no. act of cruelty has been com
m'tcd on tho Turkish prisoners. The capitulaiions
/ have been faithfully kept, and the wounded TURKS
have been attended by Greek surgeons.
| Corn Errhnnge, .'lny 90 The market is mode
ratey supplied with whcpt, and prices sustained
From the .Nec York Journal o" Co,nn,rcs.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA
| We arc Indebted to the poGtcness of the Colum
ban Consul for Caracas papers 10 the 9th of June
inclusive. They confirm the important runlor recei
we'd few days since by the schooner Chatham from
| Porto Cabclo, that the betucen Colombia ana
Peru ras likely To be rcmret. The "Gaceta de
Gobierno" of the latest date, contains the following
PROCLAMATION.
! To the Inhabitants IF Guyaq,ifl.
| FELLOW CITIZENS And SoLDIERs: When tho Off
GERS OF the squadron and the town. being assembled
in Council of War the nth OF the present month
came to solemn determination not to evacuate the
place until the decision of the Supreme Government
should be known, they we'll knew that this dctermn
alton, dictated by their patriotism, their heur art
their rights was CONCERNED 10 the wishes of the peo-
pie promotivc of their best interests and demanded
by sense IF national honor. Shall this honor be
compromised in the presence of the brave defenders
of liberty? viii they suffer the liberty of Peru tc
he sold by the Convention of Jiron, aud that of the
whole Continent to be put at hazard' No, no: they
groancd with horror, when by that same enemy the
veil was torn asunder which concealed from their
view the precpice with opened to the grave their
country and the hand of postcrity about imprint
foul blot upon the brilliant page which was destined
to transmit to them the brave deeds and iIlustriou
names of their predecessors. Their generous spirits
kndled into the most noble and holy Indignation, de-
mand this day from the enemies of their plorv 9
public and explicit retraction of the degrading npos
lures Representations Of the battle &c1 with which
they have dared TO blacken their conduct and ore
preparing to convict them of talschood in snguge
!incnts more successful without doubt than that o.
Tarqu in which they VIII have opportunity to dspla,
Tie heroic valor which they claim in this.
GuynquHeaiona! Overlooking with ioy, animate,
with delight, | hasten to communicate to you tn,
plausible news that already the tyrants despair O
ruling YOU of usurping your rights, of satiatinr them
selves with your blood, of ENJOYING YOUR riches
fon ae under the protection of the army, and as
guarantee OF your security, offer You the majesty
the Peruvian Republic. You enjoy all its privileges
Soldiers! You possess the Same sentiments which
animate your companions Of the army; your desire
are one; ynur ntrepidity is the same; the same Peru
''hu ""Ou IIoWs through Your VEINS Tie same alst
VIII be yorr efforts, your sacrifices and your devotion
to the pubic good,-the only rule by which your an
! Gent companion will regulate his conduct.
l JOSE FRIETO.
Gsyaqlil, .larch 22d, 1929.
| From correspondent at ST. Thomas, the editors q
the Baltimore .4mericun have received file of tn
Times TO the 14th ult. uclusiva.- smart shock o
an earthquake had been felt i'll the ISLANDS the shoel
is said to have been succeeded by lbud Tumbns
noise, like that of distant thunder The Times con
ains extracts from Barbados apers TO the SOth May
i On the 10Th of that month public meeting was
held BrIdre Town n which