Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-28

sealen, and the avidity Of British merchants will
silly surmount so feeble an impeachment.
| A London Evening Paper gives the following in
stance of insult to the British far o, the part
the Russians, which, ifcOrrect demands prompt, tul
and exemplary retribution:--"A Another gross lnsu
has been offered to the British flag by the Russian
bockading squadron at the Dardaneles. 1t is more
arocious than the case of the Charlotte Wylie The
ColunIbnc, bound from Liverpool to Constantinople
was boarded by the blockading squadron; and the
officer IN command, not satisfied with the papers %
the ship, which were regular, and in compliance With
the dlctum OF this new naval despotism, proceeded
to break up the chests and boxes of goods and to cut
the bales of manufactured articles, destroying the
cargo, and defeating the objects OF the voyage
There Is further charge against the officer and ms
crew: they have seized many articles under the plea
OF their being provisions, and in fact pundcred the
ship The present case is so,scrious that the whole
affair has been transmitted from ConSt antnople to
the English Admiral, with request that the goods
may be restored, that the Russian Admiral should
immediately give an der upon his for the
amount OF goods stolen from the English merchant
vessel Another English ship is missing, supposed
to have been seized by the b!ockading squadron.
Mr.. lIabouchere brought the subject of the Cam
dams before the House of Commons the 9th His
object was to induce Government TO treat them libc
rally The Canadians, he SAID were fit TO man
ogc their internal affairs any people in the world
Sir }. Mackintosh concurred III this opinion It ap
pcarcd from Sir George AIurray's account, that
liberal system of legislation would be adopted Il.
soon as ministers had sufficient Information.
| We understand snys the London Examiner of J,nt
7, that Mr. Brougiiam has really been invited 60
cePt office by the Duke OF Welhngou, hut that il has
not been found practicable exactly meet the view:
Of tho Hon. Gentleman the post which he ought
TO fill. The k1astcrshp ofthe Rolls is aid to be tn,
situation which MIR. Broughsm would accept; but
there Is here very little prospect OF vacancy for S
John Leach has within the last few iavs declared tha,
his health IS better than he could have expected it tc
oe, alter the dangerous operation which he has I'M
dcr%onc, ant That he has intention of retiring from
Office curious runour is now in circulation, viz
that the Lord Chancellor is certainly 20 retire and
to be succeeded by Sir James Scarlet who is to be
replaced by Mr.. Bromglam Attorney General
This rumor however, is not at al accredited by the
Members of the Bar.
FYi4,NCE.-M de Chatcaubriand has had fire.
quent private audiences Of the King of France I'm
portant changes were expected take place in the
French Ministry.
The general discussion of the Proet Of the Law
OF Finances was continued. On The I'd of June, the
Minister of the Interior or. dc Martignac) made d
long and able speech in vndicaton of the Administra
ion, and gave various explanations respecting the
Communal and Departmental Laws the Withdrawal
If which gave much dis pleasure. In the onset OF
his speech he observed, 81 am far, gentlemen, from
being astonished complaining OF the different and
reiterated attacks to which we have been exposed
within the last three days. add that am still far
thcr from being afflicted at them. When orr con
science Is tranquil; when have been guided i'm all
our actions, ou!y by sincere love of the pubic rood
we congratulate ourselves finding an occasion of
recapltuiaing acts and appealing from the rigour
--sonctimes unjust, OF our adversarics-to the good
faIth and lmPar tialiy of the public
From The Gazette de France, June 81
On Monday, NJ. Pinart, Justice OF the Peace Of
the ACCOMPLISHMENT, proceeded to the removal oi the
seals placed on the papers of the FIX Director Bar
ras IN his hotel Rue de Chaillot No 20, in presence
of the Marques de la Morele Delerate Of the Pre-.
feet of the Seine, and fthe lawyers of Mad Barras
The Marques De Ia Morclie found that the port
oIos that were sealed up contained papers inter
esng to the government, but only family documents
and papers uuconnected with politics. Such is the
end OF the business which have mentioned to on
renders IL Is affirmed that the Memoirs of the Ex-
Director Barras will shortly appear.
1t is affirmed, (says the Courier) that Viscoun
Chatcambriand will leave Paris the end of thu
month, 'or the Pyrcncesfor the benefit OF the wa
tiers.
From The .4Ige1neinr Ze;tung.
F2o"cnre, May, 17.-(From Mr.. Eynard )-"Cul
Heidegger confirms, letter dated Ma poll di r o.
mania, the Cd of May, all the advantages gained by
the Greek troops in l.Ivadia under the command OF
General Church The Castle of Rumelia surren.
dered to the brother of the President on the goth
March. Thus the passage of the Dardaneiles oil
I.epanto, which is of so much Importance To the
Greeks, is in their possession. Missolonrhi was on
the point of surrendering. The President states
that the Turks have cardidy thanked him for the
conduct OF the Greek troops, well the punctua
execution OF the captulalion Three companies OF
infantry, one company OF artillery, and division 81
regular cavalry detached garrison the Castle
of Rumelia. Col IIeidegger adds-our regular or
ganZatlOn advances, sensiDly. This corps Consists
now Of 2 $50 men, comprising four troops of cavalry
one company of seamcn, three battalios OF infantry
one battalion OF artillery leach battalion consisting
OFFS companies) one company of worlllnen ouvri,
ers.) and one company of invals All these troops
newly clothed in the European style and COM
pletely armed and equipped.
The newly-esablished arsenal, under the li-
rection of an officer of artillery, can supply all our
wants. We have about 5000 muskets manu- ictu-
ring, mostly and about 1000 under repairs all
according to French patterns. The military at Ma
poll Argos and .Corinth, provided with clean
feldbeds. The Board of Clothing is very useful and
dered and efficient. NJ. Franquct. one of the vounr
men whom you recommended, is intendant Of the
same. He Is great acquisition to us. fourth
battalion Of infantry is forming. The Orphan Es-
Enlistment contains $50 wel-fed and neatly clothed
children, instructed the Lancasteriau plan. All
this is effected at moderate an expense that the
President astonished thcreat. Ne has assured
me OF his perfect satisfaction respecting all new in
StitutioDe he Ind not yrt sncn oil 49,.