Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-30
FOREIGN.


We have received file OF the London Morning Chronicle
how" to the 2d 9t Nothing Importance bad happened in
ts between iI'issia aud Turkey The Paris Jo,, es
Follows: E.Vat Cox.
"The Russian, army has Quilted IFS winter
Ms rcpnsed the Dauuhcaid resumed right bank
offensive position supporting its left Farna and right
." ,a the re "sr The months of May and June viii decide the
slams pursue, Should they march ,l;rec,, on Arisron,c
they would open passage by the Gulf of Enos aud bar
threaten Consta,imope Tic proceeding
hiuscove fleets in tho Black Sea aud Archipelago ,vdu
f Sian to submit 10 the laws OF the conqucro retire into
ASA The possession OF the Dalances would also have the
off all tho White Black the English fleets
Inns course would he with results would be
extremely difficult, to carry into eject.
The by sices is any easier the Russians. We
may the long and bloody resistance of Varua and
would give time TO the regular army OF the Turks GAIN both
discipline and instruction, and thus b. prepared TO take ,e
le;i Would tue climate disease be any favorable
this year than the last to the Russian army?
"l5u, will hisw be confined the Turks AMI tie uans
feelings Cabinets London and Pcdrsnrs no,
aurc TO ST. R the friends Of peace; aud If those c1t
viii almost be inevitable France alone may and osb TO
adopt system OF imposing armed neutrality, which II
enable !, to interfere for the establishment of PEACE ani 10
follow the suggestions Ola wiec aud provic,; policy
Tho lNai topic of,e British papers is tho rejection Of Mr..
OConnels claim in the House Of Commons
oihis election member for Glare. The speech which he
all h.nga M a as md a support MS ean described on
$50 intense was the ctriusy, boil in and of DOORS
Gsar MIR ocosl thai the number Of members present at
our o'clock exceeded five hundred; and the applications by
strangers for admission 10 the privileged under the gallery
~, S usyonu ah former precedents; msonuch that
INC speaker found hnrs under tho necessity OF refusing tho
great majority Of then,n
fhe annexed quotations, from an c,l nj article OF the
Chronicle, of the 22d, throw light Mr. OConncls case
"The House entered last might the adjourned debate
Clare Mr. sprnq Ricc followed up his no.icr by for
teayo TO bring in Bill to amend tho Relief Bill III Ear i,
excluded MIR O'Come!.
General Gascoyur obscrvei"Now tina, the battle was
over, was sr from ms WISH say .i !s. O,nncl should
lhear He knew w!ntlier tie honorable gentleman
aware of all the attending his The
tina, the hon member Glare had been sacrificed
compromise made by the parties the right and left of the
Chair 1t that his omitted by inadvcrtcnce
But foyprescn, discussion on the Bill could ,nk So
or would venture assert it. So far from having mad
,n se a' the subject had been s s1sHy rsesa to
Individual because he did III s believe there
endured by any individual The ony part of the
oil, Which vas ca post fefo was his clause which deprived
the hon Member for tlare of his seat"
Mir Huskisson regretted the decision Of nnday ryeg bur
disapproved Of all tapperng with the Relief Bill certainly
had appeared TO him. he said that the discussion OF
measure, the clause perfectly understood exclude
honorable member for Clare, and ttat they ,rng
sDatow tie crp for the sake of arriving g.eat
ny which mad long been wane and if tina, So they
ors mt not now in fairness to entertain proposition for the
amendment CT the Act in that particular"
"Ny the view of the taken by Sir Tsnps
Alackinosh lie confessed that the time the Relief Bill
was under discussion he thought il excluded Mr. OConne,
aud he acnicSced i'll that exclusion III the e
chnced IN other most important points connected with the
Question OF Emancipation: because he, and those honorable
friends who acted with ham, did wis., by their Opposition
On matters OF minor Importance RISK the
great measure which had hem so happily accomplished
Ihe plain truth then is, that the sacrifice OF MIR 0Couuel!
was made sine and that hopnrale members know
Is that his exclusion teressaIy the the
measure whatever their Teuance. consented to il, rather
than endan,cr the Bill"
In the House Of Commons The 2i ult Mr. Peel slated
mat the best effects had already heen experienced in Ireland
nm the success nfihe Emancipation Bal Ministers
ahe To cali part of the troops from Ireland, order
te executive powers the disturbed manufacturing districts
CT England should have additional force ,lcir apral
According Of the iaris papers, the French govern
feH was preparing decisive expedition against
'ard nut 10 crack.