Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

low ! ne latest accounts from the Last o.. Europe
TIE EAST.
i'oNi>oN, July -, iaG pas, uciock.--}y the arr;
val OF the regular Turkey mail, letters were this morn
ing received from Constint,nople the 25h and from
Smyrna OF the Goth ult They bring no in,.ll,,enca
OF political nature which has not been ancip.ed h,
the previous arrivals from Germany and Con,an,,I
pie. The pnb!ic audiences Of Mr.. Gordon s.f III,
Naiiiilcan aid tii@ Sultan, shortly To take l,acn
anu his arrival with that Of the French .ii,5ossndor
was general! and ioynllv boxed upon By all classic,
o te lana 5iias as the iorcrnnncr of geucra pa
cIicaton' Provisions continued to abound in The
Turkish capital, being Chiefly supplied from Che Turk
ist Asiaic ports Oft the Black Sea- By means of small
coasiing vessels agau: The navigation OF WHEN Nc,
cans have b. en taken by the Russian maritime for
cos IN The i.u:ine. lie leather Soy r;a coliOu
10 be s!c! as 10 promise abundant afves:s IN all l.
poGuc"nsUt Asia Minor both ior the rxigcnces OF
the count ry and iie purposes oi cisn trade.
On iiu'sddy desPaichcs from Mir. Gor,lcnunJ
Cnnstul!,inope, received ut the Eurcrn oIFrn
ihcy are dated the 26th OF Ju,ie. MIR Gordon aud
Seneral G"leinnuL arrived The l9;l but did moi
land TIL the 20th, when they were received lv tb,
people ana the authorities with every demonstration
oi regard ana Joy Tine two ambassadors had SEM
i'll tteif notes 10 stale that they were in readiness =,
negotiate upon the aifars Of Greece aud they were
waiting for a yepiv
The H''Ms'tis GGseHe otthc is. inst, states ta, lie
LnincTor OF NGssa had scut extraordinary cy.y
To Conslantnop", 10 deliver an uIti,naur, tD Ia.
s'itta, and to make him sensible OF hi estimation
His m'SSagr Is stated 10 announces linn that tn.
n
Ina III Tie Emperor freud to the Uiv;,u as ardent
as III. has hlthcriO been enemy; that he wl ycI in
~ MS relations Win tie greatest prcCision; that the
forte must not reckon upon I'll npr rryiIlinrir u
uri'" favorable lni"rcncc from the actj.. OF s,ilc
states Ii Is added that al extraordinary cnvny from,
truss!a Is To support these representations IL, fact
lieutenant General hlufl!Irg Just left Berlin up
Oh secret mission, with TRAVELLING communion
hey al3eaE hni 10 expect to make vovr,rc b: sen
The French papers oi Saturday and the AI,.,.-
'c!'.c |'''"iG oil ihr2ott, assert that great
!eiiis were about taking place in The R,issna army
iAeir accounts, however, somewhat Cunlr.ic-
tory. According to The French statements the
siege OF SlIuI!d WAS IL he undertaken by a ;nr,. OF
unity hattatnni CT ":dntry, aud live reruitl.; OF
IaV"fy' Notwithstanding which ie capture Of The
place was t expect C.! before the close Oh the present
wear. According TO the German accounts traoys
iih1 already been pushed far Eski-Staui...,u
l"iicn the Nussi;'ns occupied Tor short period last
cahpdgn,, and Count Diebitscii intended 10 advance
his mead quarters To kaIibat, aud taxing the sea lnc
/" at,ack iIusseiu Paca in his camp before uournas
ana irnn tIcnce, after daratiDs Inn 10 descend or,
Inc f'Sht through the pians to AdrianUIle. tiicsc
movements are Remarkably easy paper, but not
fcqnaiiy so III execution. II LLussc.:. Z ;lI has ", :.
hin as Ii Is stated army 100000 men, his doil,t
Is nY 80 means matter OF certaiuy and even should
ne be put To flight vast mountains still re.in 10 bf,
crossed before Russians can reach the uIaiIg
Ho''nulns inpnssab!c TO human feet, 81 goyges where
a few old soldiers may arrest whole army.
! Letters from Constantinoplc Lave been received
ID Inc 21I ut He Su!tan had purchased the FvI-
Ton JoiIifc steamer. The French and hnrsII ddnII-
rus with their respective squadrons, sailed from
smyrna, and were cruizing OF Ienedos Tie lat
yer RAD oeen joined there by the Iris frinatc. Three
loaded ships had received the Sulfan's special
permission proceed tn the Black Sea but lie pas
sage continued close unless to special order
lRhLAND.-it would seem that fI!c roli!iciHns
ut ireland arc not disposed to yield the Importance
winch they derive from state ofcomniooli so LONG
as. Giaco..icAs be kept alive. The Liverpool
Chronicle says:
That Government ought 10 nut down MI these ~,
lie Rplt RI
or iniprudcni il may be, ought to have fair PLAY
and his Macstys subjects be, al least, restrained
from cutting one anotllers troats, even breaking
each others heads. Every neasurc. however strict,
winch viii effect tins without being made Tic cloak
for some other, we bound to approve. But let
not the violent ISLANDERS directed against the Proes-
tans OF Ireland with which the public prints abound,
pass without great scrutiny and doubtuinCss Let it
be remembered That it has beenavowcd, that norton
of the Catholic rent, ami that Il small one we
dare say, has been long employed IN retaining tle
services OF certain of the Irish and London
and the purchase money Is still in its OF infu
encc
Let it also be rcmenbcrcI that if the Pro,cstants
OF Ireland are III alarm and excitement they are not
placed IN circumstances quite comfort able as we
are in this country. Had the Catholics declared
themselves satisfied with the bill of relief and settled
down into quiet habits then, indeed, the continued
organization OF the Professionals would have had no
excuse. But when the Catholic Association conin-
ucs under auoihcr name: when the Catholic
leaders keep the pcasantry embodied to pursue uni
versal suffrage and a separate PaIliamunt which
! must in that case be n Catholic one and when the
moro respectable part of the Catholics neither dis
courage nor break with them, there is state Of
things IN existence which although il affords no OK
cuse Tor irritating conduct, much less for Outrage and
attack, docs vet demand watcfulness organization,
and nnon. That organization Government is artful-
ly called upon 20 suppress. IFS abuse, we grant, it
ought to suppress, but that Ministry will greatly re-
pent 1t, and perhaps, when too late. whir s ems to
the Glamour for disarInng and discubodying the Pro
tcstanis of Ireland &c.
rl In consequence Of the numerous meetings. which
have taken place in Ireland and Of tho circumstances
OF menace, outrage and death, with which some Of
= them had been attended, well the general dan
ger resulting to the peace Of the country, Prvy
Council was held on Saturday week, at the Vice Re-
gal Lodge Phnnix Park, when n proclamation was
issued for the suppression of all assemblies tending
to endaugor the public peace The proclamation.
which is general with respect 10 counties. prohibits