Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

Heber did much mischief India-the late DR.. lanes
did q little more-and Mr. Turner who is selected
on account of his meekness, and for other reasons
which decline alluding to, will lend his hand no
doubt to complete the work his predecessors began.
We should have suspected, if we did not know the
real influence which has made this person bishop,
that Lord Peterborough had been induced 70 nominate
him from seeing Try Turner's" chalkcd upon the
walls. 1t really seems if the conspiracy against
the established Church, was regularly organized.--
We shall keep an eye upon this Bishop.
Reception IF the Relief BIZ in Lreland.--0ur
readers will saubt he curious to know what kind
Of reception the Catholic Relief Bill has experienced
IN Ireland The only information we can yet afford
them on that head is contained in the following eX-
tract from the Dublin Eecang Post, which shows at
least that the Catholics receive the measure as one OF
| E6eration:--
''Owgs to one ofthe most extraordinary, and al
most Incredible exertions OF the Sun (Gondon paper
the Dubth, Ecenig Post is enabled to transmit, this
night TO the most distant parts of Ireland, the Speech
Of the Home Secretary, on proposing the Catholic
Question to the House of Commons.
I'VE have not space to offer one word of comment
on the specch--and even if we had space, doubt
whether our readers would tolerate for the present,
any observations from us.
! I'VE cannot, however, allow this subject to pass,
without congratulating country---without even
congrauating the mistaken Brunswickers on the de.
feat of their Vaccinations. The hopes of the faction
are blown into thin air The sinister expectations of
the trackers upon the public schemes
of the selfish Pharisees who make politics trade,
and who only exist in the clouded and angry at
mosphere of civil strfe-he aspirations of blood and
desoatoI, in which the ravng parsons of Ireland in
dulged have been given thanks to tn energy of
ngonthanks to the honest and noble disnt ed
ness OF Peel, to the Winds
; German papers were received TO the list instant,
and French to the 9th. The former entirely bar
rem the latter nearly So They inform us, however,
that IN his answer to the note presented by NJ Ja,1-
bert, the Refs Efendi had not only expressed the
wish OF the Porte that the allied ambassadors should
return to Constantinople, but had allowed three
months, commencing on the 22d of January, to make
up their minds to comply.-(Courier 7th)
i CoNsTANrINoPLE, jan ga few days ago the
Forte received accounts from the camp of the Grand
V,zler' according to which the Turks had surprised
Russian posi- at Kusldjek near Varpa, and killed or
made prisoners 900 men, and likewise taken seven
cannon. This newB spread with the rapidty oflight-
nlng, and increased the enthusiasm of the caravan
that set out ON the Gath for Mecca, which is to pray
tor the success of the Ottoman arms. The Sultan
docs every thing to iname the military ardour of his
people The levyiRg and organization oftroops cun-
tinue with great activity and promise sanguinary
campaign IL 10 confidently affirmed that in March
the Sultan will 60 to the Danube.
Since the departure ofhe Russian flag of truce the
,pes Of peace entertained at Pera have continued to
increase II Is affirmed that the answer OF the Divan
sent TO st. petersburg in toleraby concilatory
spirit though the Porte desires to know tho basis of
the negotiations With respect to the NEGOTIATIONS of
M Jaubert, the most favorable reports are in circua
ton. 30 much seems CERTAIN that M Jaubert is
satisfied with the progress of his mission so far The
Porte it has declared itself ready TO trent with
! English and French commissioners on the affairs of
Greece, and the return of the Ambassadors of those
two nations is therefore shortly expected Meantime
the preparations for the campaign arc very
bucharest, REQ. !3.-(Oficial Bulletin. I'VE have
ths moment received the news of the surrender of
the fortress OF Tournoul for Tourney which captua
ted the day before yesterday. Achmet Selim, the
Governor. has delivered the keys to Count Lanpdon.
This General has in less than three weeks
bp ken hus to
I other (fonrnouD to capitulate, taken 90 cannon
| Turks 0N '''oo
| Though the ground is covered with snow. f,ot
ueeP ana the cold had been constantly at s. TO- and
IL degrees, the Russian troops which Law in the tv
ouac with their officers, have triumphedbv their zeal
Gus perseverance over the nclemency of the season
as thir oayonets have overcome the Turkish sabres
IRON the Gazette de France, dated THuysanv1
! "PARIs, MARCH 1.-The German Journals have
gwen different versions Of the answer of the Refs
t'tendi to the Minister of the Netherlands, respect
ing the proposals of which NJ. Jaubert was the
bearer The Powers, as we know, had required that
the Porte should recognize the armistice exacted Inv
the treaty Of the 9th July. If the Porte had con-
scented to recognize hs arInistce the ambassadors
OF France and England would have Immediately re-
turned to Constantinople
I'VE learn by way of Vienna that the answer of
the Refs Efiendi states-'That all sendipr of roons
to the Morea will be suspended the part of the
Forte till the issue of the friendly conferences
, speaking OF the ambassadors, the answer says
'fhe arrival of these ministers at Constantinople
could only be looked upon the most proper means
to facilitate the negotiations. To prevent all deay
1t appears sufficient to fix the term of three months
dating from to-duy', the 22d of January, or still
shorter term.
"Our correspondent writes us word that the
above passages literally extracted from the an
swer OF the Refs Efendi, and see that this asser
ton is confirmed by the Augsburg Gazette, which
quotes these same passages according to private
BerIIn.-Thuc luOu -baf
think of this answer, which has been the subject Of
SO many conjectdres in the German papers.
Countess Gillemnot will set out this week 70
join her husband at Naples and TO accompany him
to Const9ntInople, if he should be sent there again
after the last answ cr of the Refs Efendi"
FRENcH FUNDs.-PAR1s, March Alive per
cents. 1lot. Coo. doc. 66c 6Cc.; Three per cents
77f 70c. 60c.