Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

Known, anu such has been the determination of the
government that its secret should not be known that
during month past it has refused firnans to vessels
bound to that quarter. Among the numerous conec-t
the most probable is that the expedition is to be
directed against Burgos to prevent the disembarka
ton OF the Russians, which has taken place ut Size
pol.
The Captain Pacha will command this feet in per-
SON. From his intrepid character some great step
may be expected. The Grand Vizier is not set at
his post although he knows that hosities common
ecu some days since. Thus the commander in chief
is at present Hall PnchG; this young man has some
analogy with the Hebrew Joseph, sold by his breth-
ren he has been bought by the Seraskcr kersep Pa
cha grand admiral and has had promotion SO bril- :
liant and rapid that he finds himself ut the age of
twenty four, Pacha of three tails grand SeraskiGr,
and what is still more surprising, afianced to the
beautiful princess Salltra, daughter of the Grand
Seigneur.
We have received news OF the assassination of the
Russian Ambassador. and Of all the members of the
Legation at Iehernln, Persia. 1t may he supposed
that Under the circumstances thisncws causes no great
dIscontentlncnt and gives birth to the hope of new
war between Russia and Pcrsia--a war which will
make powerful diversion i'll favor Of tho Turkish
army.
From The Gazette de Francct
Some foreign papers have published an article i'm
putting to the powers Of Europe declaration made
TO Don Miguel, ''tlat lie must, with his mother quit
PORTUGAL and rcnounce all pretcn ions TO the Thrones
ard that If he would thus consent to retire without
opposition, suitable provision should be guaranteed
to him and his mother" This is merely an dnn,n-
cation OF the faction that seeks to revoluonize Por-
tugal anew. We enabled to state in the most
formal and positive manner that there is not one word
of truth in it.
The minister Of Marine presented his Butrct Ia
the chamber Of Deputies on the 9TH Of Nav. In the
course of his remarks, he said-''1he condition of
our armament was fixed by the Budget Of 1897 and
1928 at i26 vessels Afterwards. in consequence of
the blockade of Agiers audthc Treaty of the 9th of
July, my predecessor found it necessary to augment
the number to 49, 1t this state of things had
continued, | should now only have been obliged TO
asl Tor an extraordinary appreciation Of - 3 mil
hons But other events followed and the Marine
was again obliged to be augmented, by the equip
ment OF - other vessels, OF which were ships o tin,
line, and II were irigates. These events were: the.
expedition TO the Nlorca. the evacuation OF Cadix,
the pursuit OF tho pirates, and watching them in their
places OF resort the sending OF fleet Brazil the
eXecrablc traffic in slaves, new station, and finally
other potica! considerations" Tho following ure
among the items to be provided for.
Repairs Of vessels Mt Navarino, 500 0o0f,
Advance for five frgatcs, to be finished in
1929, 600 DOOR
Charters OF Ale.chan, vessels used for trans
porting troops to the Morea, and the army
OF lbraiain from the Morea to Egypt 1852, oOOfI
For he evacuation fCadz, and the cxpeii-
ton to Brazil, there expended 1900 ,eoofI
> nd for the deliverance Of Greece 1850 OnDft
"Gcnt!eincl, you understand the EXPENSE said
the Minister, 'and you know how to appreciate it. |
OIL see what has been the cost of expedition which
ne vows of all Christian Europe demanded and
which it appertaincd to the most Christian King to
undertake."
The Nuremburg Correspondent asserts, that |
Count Suchtclem's mission to Sweden has Il politi-
al object, connected with arrangement amongst
the Northern Powers, to which Sweden was not much
disposed TO accede, but IN which it would probably
ION on further considering its real interests.
x SPAlN.-The king of Spain consented in con-
iorlty with the wish expressed by the Consulate of
Cadz, that the late ordinance rpakino that a free
port should go into effect the Both of Nav the fcs-
tlVal OF st Ferdinand 1t appears that the cler-
gy who opposed the measure met with little en-
enlargement and very bad SUCCESS The Archbish-
OPP of Cadz, in address to the king AGAINST it i'm
prndcntly rendered his resignation in case that his
!;iaJeSty should not yield. The king, with more per-
tInaclty than he usually exhibits in favor of good
thing pro"cd nnmoyeablc: and after a consultation
with his council, even took resolution in which the
following sentence is assorted
We accept the resignation that unworthy sue
cessor OF the Apostles"
A private letter of the esd NIL from ETad-;d
states that the priests who came to that capital
some time ago, after being expelled from Mexico
nave cXc!tcd much influence upon the mind of
King furdInand as to lead him to form the result
ton ofsendinS an expedition against Mexico The
Infant Don Carlos has declared himself partis,p Of
this measure, and the plan fixed on is that the cxpe-
diton snail sail from the Havana i'll Oct or Nov pext
After all adds this letter, it is probable that Enoland
ana France VIII intervene to induce Spain to forcgo
her resolution.
Po'fuSat-Sevcral accounts from Portugal tcud
10 confirm the reports from England, Of the in
tended removal Of Don Miguel from Portugal.
letter from Madrid states, that on the 20th OF Drill
some Royaist volunteers from several VILLAGES
near Madrid were ordered to escort a great person
age VINO was expected from Portugal, and was re-
ported to be Miguel lie however did not arrive
1t was reported there on the 2G that the ministry.
rad official information ola complete Instruction, in
Aiemteo. Oporto, i, was believed, was in rebellion
being strongly opposed to the Usurpar.
Letters from Lisbon Of tie goth, mention that Mi
guel mad performed part in procession, barctocted
To deprecate the destructive storms Of rain, which
SUI continued. He made frequent and hastv rides
to and from QnelgZ to conceal which from, BEING
known great exertions were made.
MoIDAvfA, April Cot appears hat tie Turks
have resumed the offensive all the line OF the Bal
kan & thattic garrissons OF Widen, Sistra and Gil
nEgewo haze uIade sorl;ies simultaneously. Atfhis