Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

barton, Of ockbarton, County of Limerick, and has
vacated his the Bench. 1t is said that Lord
Punkett is to be appointed to succeed him in the
Office.
The distress of the Manufacturers in and around
Glasgow, is represented very great, and on the
increase. The Magistrates of that city find it diff
fcult to provide the starving laborers with work,
and keep down the excitement created among them,
by their destitute condition.
| The committee of nine persons commissioned TO
inquire into the conduct Of Dr Knox, of Edinburg,
in having purchased anatomical subjects from the
nlurdcrers, Burke and Hare, have made their report
eS;upatlng the Doctor, &c. acquitting him OF all
knowledge of the means taken by the villains to pro-
cure the bodies. At thcsame time the committee
censure him, for purchasing uninterrcd bodies with
out greater scrutiny.
The Courier makes sad lamentations over the
passage of the Irish Relief Bill. 1t concludes long
article by rcmarkng that "the public must he pre-
pared to hear that it will pass the House of Lords
and receive the Royal assent previous to the adjourn
nient of the Easter Holidays"
1t is stated by the Times tina: knot Of blackguards
assembled daily i'll the vicinity of the two Houses of
Parliament, for the purpose of insulting the Duke of
Wellington and other members of the Administration
and that n man is one of the gang who threw bottle
at the Marquis of Wellesley in Dublin some two or
three years since.
The Warsaw Government has prohibited the sale
OF circulation within the Territory of Russian Poland
OF Bowrng's Translation OF; the popular Polish
poets.
The London Colosseum, is said to have become orc
the most fashionable and lavore places ofamuse-
ment, the daily receipts avetagng ono hundred
pounds
The Lancashire papers state that the Cotton trade
Is IN the depressed condition. the purchases be-
ing confined to the absolute wants of the purchasers
By Intelligence from Smyrna, it appears that con-
ierences were still taking place between M. lambert
and the Refs Eifcnii, but without any advancement
being likely TO take place, until the return of answers
from London and Paris. The Porte was DESTROYS
that the French and English Ministers should return
to Constantlnople to conclude the ultimate arrange
uents 1t was supposed that the Russian govern !
ment had consented that they should treat unon !
the aitairs of Greece, ana that il would accedc to
wh'tevcr arrangement might be made, which it is |
supposed would be the torerunncr peace between
Russia and Turkey. Meanwhile preparations pro
coed on both sides. The Sultan was concentrating
Asiatic troops upon the points along the Mormora.
he cabinet of st. Pearsbnrgh has co,nuunica ed to
hat OF PRUSSIA the doctIm onts connected with the
late negotiations with the Ottsfnan Porte. II is l
dcrstood that his Imperial! majesty has formally de-
,larad his Intention to continue the till the
Porte shall display more friendly views.
Advice from Rome mention that much distress
anticipated among the lower classes in conse-
uencc of the increased p.cc ~ all KINDS Of grain and
that some measures had been adopted by the local
uthortlcs to diminish the evil by giving employ
'Iert and pay TO as many possible.
& letter from Brussels, contained in the HAMBURG
Borse7e Halle OF March 25, mentions that early i'm
July m election of third of the lower house of,
the Legislative body of the Netherlands would take
Kingdom, is affair OF no small consequences
Two Russian ships of the line, and two frirates
nave commenced ctuize off Gambia, Rhodes, and
Alexandria, to intercept all conveys from. Egypt.
The London Morning Herald, OF the 3Ist saws
great surprise is beginning TO be felt mt no ipos
having yet arrived OF the place Of retreat of tie
fugative Stephenson.
The duty ON wheat for the week ending on the
eth was i3 s, and on barley 20 10.
1t was reported that there will be t!minutjon
IN the next quarters revenue, ending the 5th of
fprii both in the customs and excise.
The London Standard Of the evening of the 9rst
says-A Kings Messenger arrived at the FOREIGN
Office at late hour last night with dispatches from
Mr.. Stratiord Canning, at Naples. 1t is stared
that he is about TO be relieved from the care. of his
embassy, and that he will be succeeded by Mr. Cor
don, brother of Lord Alexander. 1t is probable Mr.
Gordon will proceed to Constantinoplc.
The same paper Observation-Disclosures have been
III active communication from early h our this NOR
ming. The Duke of Wellington has, since his 70
turn from Windsor, been visited by most of his col
leagues. The result of his interview with his Mines
ty has not OF course TRANSFERRED; it is no vever conf
IDENTIFY stated to haveb been of in eres,ip end
vitality important nature The prentice sent several
messengers for the Lord President to attend him t,s
morning, previous to that noble Lords arrival At his
office Rumours arc. to-day even more prevalent
khau yesterday.
According 10 The Aiigemeine Zeifunn Of Tie etst
Sir Z. Adam the Lord High Commissioner Of he To-
Man Islands had gone to JOANNA to visit the new
Grand Vizier Redscd Pacha; before his departure
for the Danube, to put himself at the head OF the OF
toman armies. His visit suppose to be c,nucc-
ted with the projected arrangements respecting
Greece. Redschid PHcba being better able to inter
tere ehcctualiy IN the settlement Of that Important
question. On the Coast Of Gambia the Turks are
said to have taken many ve.sels with fugitive Greek
families, especially women on board, and nu;withsfay-
ding their supplications, to have thrown them INTO
the sea, and sunk their vessels.
The Paris papers Of the Goth contain Inc two Or
dcrs ofthe Day Issued by Generals Wtgcns.ein aid
Deibseh at Jassay the eth Fec. the one in Quit
ting and the other in assuming the chief command of
The Russian army Dcb'tsch's first operation afj er
his arrival to concentrate tie various cor,,s STA
toned on the left bank Of the Dapub aud to prcpare
for the attack Of GiDgert the only paco occuprd Iy
the Turks on that bank That fortress once carried
II was Intended to throw bridge oytr c Evcr and
proceed Immediately with the sic % OF RudscLnci,
after which The army would adva ,cc to io;o the d.
vision cautioned at Varna and pri All, aid fndnayor
to force the passage Of the Balkan aiG peretrat to