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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
PARIS, Jan. 90.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. March 2

FLOUR ~ MEAL-Wc note a considerable decline
in Superine Flour since last weeks report. 7, 700
brls having been sold on Monday and Wednesday
Mt 30; the sales yesterday were but two lots of
100 brls each at SIS, and to-day GOO brls at the
same price. The receipts by wagons have been
small and the price steady at $4.75, until ycstcr
day when something higher was paid for several
loads, Corn Meal is dull and lot in brs has been
GRAiN-A cargo of Southern Wheat sold in the
early part OF the week at lO6 cts; sale has since
been made at 100 cts afioat. Lower Country Corn
has been sold at 41a46 during the week, towards
the close at lower prices. Sales of Southern Oats
afioat, at 34i cts; Pennsylvania from wagons YES
terday at 43 cts.-A lot of Southern Rye sold at
IS cts
WHsKEY-fIas declined sales in barrels were
in the early part of The week 80 cents from store
lot of $50 barrels has since been sold at 90 cents
and several small lots at 30 cents; hhds from store
2S3d29, from wagons % cents.-Pr. Cur
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
LATEST FROM FRANCE

=, The ship Hull at Philadelphia, in SO days from
bordeaux, brings Paris papers TO the 2lst Janu nv
seizures OF the French newspapers continued
TO take place. Galignani's Messenger of the 10Th.
states that the Revolution of the 18th had beer
stopped at the Post Office, and seized at the office
OF the paper. The Editor, in announcing the fact
states that the warrant did not Indicate the cause
put he imagines it to have been description giver
OF the prints annexed to the last number of the
Caricature.
The journal called LIE Franchise, had also been
seized; and the twenty fourth number of the
pamphlet called Mayeux; several print sellers had
also been prosecuted. Louis Philippe must be
restless upon his throne
PARIS, Jan. 90.
~, Stock Erchdnge, Jan. 10, Huff past o'cLock.-
The market has continued dull, and as the rcports
In circulation tended rather throw doubts on the
adherence of the Northern Powers to the Treaty.
which doubts were strengthened by the Courier.
London paper received this morning the prces
nave again declined. The ) per cents for cash
nave fallen Soc; the per cents l fr; the per
cents. fir. 1Oc. po'
1t is stated that General Fabre is about to be
appointed to a command in the army of Africa
ana that he is to be replaced in La Vendee by Gen
Soignac.
M Charbonnier de la Garncrio, ex.Captain o
the Sd regiment of the late Royal Guard was ar
rested on Wednesday, upon an accusation of ha
wing conspired to restore the fallen dynasty.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
By This DHy'S Mail.



In tho House of Representatives yesterday there
aroSe discussion offrcsh, deep, and universal in
crest IL took place upon the disposition to be
EVEN 10 a Memorial, presented by Mr.. Ada ms, of
t'assachusetts, from a vast number of citizens of
c ohited States residents of the city of n. York,
demonstrating against the violation of Treaties
oe'wecn the United States and the Cherokee Ma
.'o" oi indians, by the laws and judicial proceed
'"es OF the State of Georgia, and against the
execution OF the laws of the United States by the
Executive OF the Union, and praying the Legisa-
1--WE action of Congress in relation thereto. Taken
IN connexion with the highly mporta mt decision of
.ne supreme Court on Saturday last, in reference
10 the same subject, this memorial excited sem
sation which may be readily INA gned as de.
scribed
The Debate began almost MS soon as tho House
met ana continued until a late hour i'm the day,
When II was only checked by a successful motion
LOT inc previous question. The Memorial was
proposed by MIR. Adams to be referred to a Select
committee In the course of the Debate u motion
was maze TO refer 1t to a Committee of the
"hoie on the state of the Union, which took
precedence of the motion of Mr.. Adams That
question again was divided, and the question tax.
Ell on the commitment simply of the Memorial,
winch was decided in the affirmative, at the close
OF the Debate by 96 votes to 90. The Commit
ice Oh the Whole on the state of the Union was
the committee to which it was finally sent
we publish as much oftho Debate as il is poss;
S'o'e ior inc Reporters to prepare in time for to-
Jay we abstain from comment upon it, but we
ask the attention of the reader to the whole of il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09

J-Anos Kendall, the prothonotary of the Pa
lace, has written palavering letter for the Hero
to Committee of the New York Legislature, who
addressed him in coincidence upon Van Burcns re-
lection. Amos of course, puts into the Heros
mouth, fine sentiments and patriotic phrases. The
only passage worthy Of note, contains repetition
of the declaration made by Gen. Smith by authori-
ty, in the Senate viz. that the instructions whose
infamy has been acknowledged generally, and
justified only by few party hacks, proceeded from
the Presidents Gown suggestions: were the result
of his own deliberate investigation and reflection"
Old men known to haye bad memories for re-
cent transactions. They remember the Incl.
dents of boyhood, but forget the occurrences of
yesterday. Such is unquestionably in our opinion,
the case here. Some subtle mind, perceiyipg that
Van Buren, could no otherwise be brought off, and
with true Jackson faith, believing that the Heros
popularity could withstand even the sinking weipbt
of these disgracefu Instructions adroitly conveyed
into the Generals Uranium, the suggestion of f.
thcring them; and he, by some metaphysical pro.
cess which we shall not undertake to explain, has
convinced himself that no was the author of the
'suggcstion. Credat JudacuS. We must protect
Gen. Jackson against Gen. Jackson. His rude,
nnrefecting, and unsophsticated intellect, never
engendered tint special plea to the British Govern
ment He might very Enthusiastically have said
to England, "grant us the West India trade upon
fair terms, or by the Eternal will march an ar
my to Quebec" but he never could have said for
it would never would have entered his head, who
acts alone from impulse-''we and our party claim
favor from England, because we opposed the pre-
tensions of our own country against herr He nerey
said the dsgracefnl words: Van Buren, was ho
who conceived the base thought, and his friends
aware that he must fling off the reprouch,
sink forever beneath the political horizon have
wckedly tempered With the doting old mans lore
for his favore, and with his imbecility to procure
Van Buren's exemption by the only which
could be imagined
If the President as he himself insists, ,oas the
author of tho cringing plea--if he did beg a
favor of England, because che and his party" had
opposed the prcicnsionS of their own country
thosc pretensions first set up by Washington, and
never until now surrendered-and supported the
claims OF England-all at least who havo hereto.
iore opposed him, will find in the fact, ample Just
'no'''on LOT continuing to oppose him, as we'll as
the pest apology for their dstrust of his capacity
Tor tho staten which he holds, but does not fH
we would suggest to him whether it is either wise
OF just TO himself and his country, to sustain a
sinking iavoFitc at the sacrifice Of his own reputa
ton.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
q DRAWING of the Virginia Wellsbur
-a1 Lottery, Extra No. 9:
So u 81 81 10 A.

NiRGINlA-At rules, holden in the Clerks Office Of
the CIRCUIT superior Court Of Law and Chancety
Tor Hennco county the 9th day FEBRUARY 1892 Aiyer
Myers PHI against jackson McJosey, merchants and
partners, trading under the firm Of Jackson g. AlcJ msev
IN the city of New York. and Dixon Timberlake dts
The defendants Jackson g. McJinsey, not having
entered their appearance and gwen security according
the Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and IL
appearing by sa1iiacloy evidence that they are not
inhabitants If this it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear before the judge Of our said court
If the May erm he holden for the trial Of civil
causes, and answer the hill Of the plaintiff; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted III some news
paper published in e city Of Richmond, for two months
sUccesvey, and posted at the front door vi ne Capitol
IN the said city. a copy. Tesie
q J, RoymsoS, c {,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09

UT remarked that neither President Jack
son, Secretary Livingston, or Senator Smith, all
of whom voted against returning thanks TO Gen.
Washington attended the centennial celebration at
Washington. The Globe apologzing for the Pre-
snenrs absence, says he staid at homo to read the
Farewell Address! Good-if true. The Maryland.
says the true of his absence was that
his health too fecble--that a gentleman lust
from Washington, who had opportunity of as
certaining the fact declares he cannot stand erect!
1t is probable that both disncnaton to Join in the
celebration, and fcebleness of body had their in
fluence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
JOSHUA J. FRY

a. ENERAL Commission Merchant, on Cros
~ Street, the United States Bank
offers for sale,
900 Bags Rio and old white coffee
% hhds prime St. Crox and N. o. sugars
80 do molasscs
10 or. casks Madeira wine
% do sweet Malaga DO
so casks nails, asserted sizes
200 sacks Liverpool filled salt
10 tons country iron
Also on consignment,
so bcls mountain fdmIiy flour
40 fTkiIs butter, per. roll
700 lbs. white bleacbed wool
500 lbs. bees wax
u Cash paid for Wheat. ial2-ts
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stand Peacock, by Roanoke o"t of Roanoke. Inv
tlorizol, lBtlrS) the hes: runner of his day-his
dam tornciii diam of Grrcchus) by Tylcr's Chan
lic,ccr the best son of old Niidair ont of Vanity
| by telcr; Mark Authomy-Jolly Roccr-impor,od
morse Silver Eye, the property of Samuel Du Val,
Esquire, who covered in 1866 at Three Pounds
ana Forty SMng>-Iiis set were remarkable for
! heir spirit.
JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke,
Roanoke Fe5. ~, 1852.
I. >. have colt by Gascoigne ont Of Roam.
"Nr, i"a'ed last spring, for which | have refused
t''Oo when wcemcd Gmd would not take five times
that sum for.
For Saie.-pucsvoMrNo by Ro,xorr nm, oe
youn" FRENZY by GrACCuus- MIHrKix, Grand dam
"i JANrS,) by President (son OF old CcIcrl-T,,.
TRAM SHANDY 10y Morton's Travclc-: his dam Inv
ola JANuS-JANus-out of Mr.. Booths imported
EMBELLISHMENTS dam was pot bv N,rr Az
Tt'oNY out OF Hardman'S BoNvy, winch was got
by old jolly ROGER ont of the imported mare BoN
N' LASS she was descended from the Duke of An
CASTERS BONNY LASS by SNIr--L.rir (son of tho
uod"lphin Arlbian) EAsnY, SNAKE-GREy WILKES
by liAUTroY.
Pnu:NoMENoN is a fine BAY, upwards Of fifteen
hands high, four years old next gtuss.
Also, WmDriRE, fine chcsnut, very large four
years old last grass got by RoANoAKE out of tho
chestnut mare "rDFrHE which by GRAccmus
out of young EVERLASTING, and she by SANS
CuLoTrEs out old EVERLASTING.
Also, BLACK WARE!ouR, twcvc years old last
grass, rot by the imported horse Mcrrylicld out Of
the imported mare Philadelphia-Shc was go. by
Washington, (son otSIR PETER TEAzLr, out Of an
own sister to TRuMPArEa,) her dam, Miss TorreR
IpGE, by that iavoric son ut ECLIPSE DuNoANNoS
out OF MAEcELGA by MANDRiNo-she was out of
hEnEN by SwEErBHIAR, the best horse and stallion
OF ms dny-ingeiica by SNAP. Rcguus, Bartlctrs
CmldcrS-Dtm Of the TWO TEuu Blues
\. H. To his Mnmhriuo blood, through Mes.
Scnger, the LoHg iSi0HG EciipSe owes his powers
hr. Randolph gave El00 Virginia currency (Gs.
10 the dollar,) for Black Warriour when q wear
linz, at Mr.. Dunop's sals
IN: Is. The above padigrecs arc authentic and
may be relied on. j. X. OF Roanoke.
FEB. H.
X The National nrelgrncor aud Tclcgraph Wash-
mg'"n ID c. are f'ques'di insert the above ln their
country parers TIL Mach i>t aud send then accounts to
Jal"rlime f. Taylor of lnS ci,y Tor payment
u c,!Mv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09

4 join WILKINSON, Sweing for the BEN
en- Of Geo. WHkimso".--Sir, As you are not
known to be an imhahitant of Virginia, you are
hereby notified, that we shall, on the third Satur-
Gay IN March next, being the 18th dav of the
month, between the hours of o'clock in the
morning and sunset, at the Franklin Hotel i'm the
town ni Lynchbnrg, proceed to take the deposit
u"n OF Reuben R"rch and others; and on tho
Monday following, at the tavern of Edwin Jourdiu-
III The town of Gainesville, those of Albert G.
iludgins and MoSccy = S;rattom, aud others; and
on Wednesday the DIST day of March, at the Ia
Nrrn of Richard Bass Powhatan Court House.
the deposition of said Bass and others; TO
be read in evidence in a suit now pending it
the County Court of pcwhatam, wherein Won arc
plaintiff and we defendants. The taking of
sand dispositions will continue from day to dav uu
I'll completed, where you may attend if Won think
proper. WIN. "a HENRY MONTAGUE
lco 10 wit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

INNIN IT WNOOIV OTJLLIUT Il.
A 5 Doctor Emory has declined the Presi-
"a dency of Randolph Macon College, g call
ed Meeting CT the Board Of Trustees will lie
held at Boydton, TO commence on Wednesday,
Inc Atm of April next, for the election Of a
president and Professor of Languages, and
Tor other important bus. A full board is
desirable WM. A. Smith, Secretary.
mar 6-ctdm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09

y we are authorised to announce John M.
Of Henrico, in the next Legislaturo Of Virginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
OHIO q KENTUCKY LANDS.

FHT1E Subscriber offers his services to non-resi
ID can't Proprctors Of lands in the States Of
Ohio and Kentucky, for the sale thereof, and pay
mcnt of the taxes All letters addressed to him at
Cincinnati, or to John II. Price, Esq. of Richmond,
POST PArD, will be duly attended to. He refers those
to whom he may be unknown, to
CmEF JUSTICE MARSHALL,
CHAPMAN JOHNSON,
CHARLES CoPLAND-and
SAM'L. MYERS, Esqrs.
JAMES SOUIHC ATE
u. 81. S. will also attend Atone .. ia.y
to suits in the Federal Courts at ColuuuJs and
Frankfort. no 2--wGm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
A Harness Maker Wanted.

WE wish to employ first rate Harness,
w Maker A workman of steady habits,
that can come well recommended, can find en-
alignment, by application to s. f.. Jeter, at Mrs
Dupuy's Boarding House, until Sd March; or, to
s. b. 81 J A JETER
fe 28-W3tf Jetersvile. Amelia County. W.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09

& "ic mvII tr clerks otllcr of he cIrcul suerIoI
count oil aw X cnaUCerv, !ur The county Of l. Ia5 VIII
lam o" NI""d'l, the Is u of February 1882 joseph Fox
h"" IL zahe ID toN, las wj!e, Judrh f. Fox John n
"E' Joseph H. i"N, Thomas +. Fox, Mary Fox Richard
OK, and sarah EuN, '"c judith, john N Jo.erh n
h"mas ~ Mary, Richard, and Sarah children of The
ai" J'scrn OK, and IL zaheh FOX, and infants undey
e se OF l"en'y -"nr years, bv the said Ioscuh Fox
ne'f next Trend ccHIliS., against John Fox George
foN, Alfred Eos, hUriI Fox, Thomas II Fox Richard
toN, CndiieN ). Fox, ~ Sarah Fox, Thomas Letwjcb
aud RANGES. ms WIFE who Frances Fox Martin
DTcwIv aud Mildred ) has wife, who was Mildred y
TO-, WIN tia,rhr'i and Judith his WIFE, who was Ju-
dHh OK, aud George Harris dts --lN CH,NCtRy
Inc defendants John Fox, George Fox Alfred Fox
"!eFt on and Sarah Fox not having entered their an
hcdidhCe ana gwen security according 10 the of AS
st'nY an" ur rules OF r CONT end :; appearing, by
satisfactory eN 7cncc, that they inhabitants Of
tins STATE; ii is "'ucGcd that the said defendants do an.
pear here on The hrSt day of The April le and ans
sw"r the hi of the conpaInauIs and hat uv If ,hs
oTIcr he forthwith nseI ted III some newspaper r,'hrd
IN the cry OF Richmond, Tor months s,,cees-rvfly
and posted al the front OF the Court !ou., OF tins
County.
10 \ tODv Tpstp PO Il - .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
% WILLIAM G SANDS, D e.

Y '@!HIN.- - rv.rs, h"d," ~ soc Clern'. Dm.t of
me Supcrinr Court Of Law and Chlucgfy for Hem
Ico County, the o. day ul February. 18}2-Ecujamjn
G. Co1hl and John E,ru ard teuu, q his vi'r, rlf,
'g'InI fOrutdu Inughm, llcnIy iarg,, admir- OF hrs
Sc ne Mhiy Yates aId John Is. Yates joel Crcuslaw,
Ht'r c John Su,tou, d"cd aud hc said Joe! tu.iaiy
and MGiccut ms WIFE, VIC was Ni,h,rnt sutton
Temperance lI-hhuu, who Gcarclantc sutton
George Jones and Mary wc, vino Ws, Mary Su'tor
John sutton, Thomas C. sutton and WIN. Sut,au child
,rn 81 Mary Sutton, decd and John Suuou. d.ct. Paul
ChtHr admit Of Ennsu Sutton, and sand Paul CHRIST
and Polly X. lis f. wEo was Polly K SUTTON.
SaoqIu ard Mildred " his wife, Who was Mia.
red " sutton, aud other dGs
Inc defendants Groyr named not hayirr er,.-,l ii,
appearance aud gwen security according to- the Act +
Ns.rm ~ and the rules oi tins Court. and - appearing
ny satisfactory evidence, that they a.r nos inhabitants "
ms crnuiy-I' IS ordered tina tc ss.d defendants DO
avea before Tic Judge of our sa.i Court ~ 'hr Cfai-
oi, ~ the Cny OF ri'hw0ud, on tnc Cost duy OF mo
next May term, 10 %" holden Tor the al Of as, es,
'nd answet the bii OF the plai"uil-1rd Inat COPY
OF I'M order be fW"wrn inserted In sonIe rt"svr. r.
published ~ lHr Cry ui N~Hn onj. frf'o r'uris sue
cessirci. and o.s-d't he p"' door OF 5a Calrto, a
',T s7j Cry, C"py. les'",
- J. EroTsox, G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
i6 \ Copy Te.,r, 70. &. PoLLAep. p e.
" lRGlN!A.-At rules holden ia the D..
ttiinc Of the circuit superior conr u

" lRGlN!A.-At rules hoidrn in the Clerks
flee Of the circuit superior conr of Ivy
and ctancery for Hcnrjco equity, the second
day Of Jannory. 1882: Josiah Rlddck, plf
"gaiust John S. Fleming. in hls o WI right and
as executor o! Martha II. Svmc, |e;cascd; James
Ruiiin' execute. Of William ~ Fleming. de-
ceased, George Vashon, and other dts.
The dctsn, ants James Ruilin, executor of
" Iiiiam n. Fleming, deceased and George
Eashon, not having entered their appearance
and gwen Secuuy accord N 60 the act of as
emily and rules # this court, and it appearing
By satisfactory evidence, that they are not mia.
oi,ants OF this country: II is ordered, that the
SAID defendants DO appear before tie Judge Of
nnr sH'd court, at tn" capitol, in tie ci;v of
Richmond. on the first day of the next Nav
t. m 10 be holden for the trial of civil causes,
aud answer TIE hili uf tic plaintiff; and that
copy OF this order b" forthwith inserted in some:
newspaper publ he'd in tie city Of Richmond.
for two months successfully and posted at tho
front door OF the capitol IN the said city.
a Copy. T@.tc,
% WILLIAM r. cANrDc,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
FOR EIGN N E w S.
London papers to the Goth July haze be

London papers to the 2Gh July haze been
received at Boston. They are barren Of netcs.
A te,c ITEMS are anntred.
1t was supposed that the next news from
Syria would hiring an account OF battle
between the Pacha and the troops of the
Sublime Porte.
The marriage of King Leopold with the
daughter Of Louis Philippe has been post
poned to the 5,h of August.
The Edict of the German Diet was still
the subject of anxious soici,ude not only on
the continent but in England. ~ great
meeting had been held in London on the
subject, at which the Edct and its authors
we're spoken of in the most decisive terms
of Reproduction.
The opinion is daily gaining ground that
the great potentates of Europe are concert
ing measures to put down the freedom of
the press and all liberty of sentiment, in
other words to extend absolute despotism
all over Europe.
On the 25th of July bill aholishing the
punishment of death for forgery, passed in
the House of Commons TO third reading.
Cholera ut Liverpool for the'week ending
Goth July New cases 4SS, deaths 142
Total from the commencement 1853 cases
744 deaths, recovered 1888.
PORTUGAL. No certain intelligence has
reached this country since our last Of the
progress of Don Pedro and the Consttu
tiOnallsts in Portugal. IF Don Pedro had
net with any serious check we should have
heard of it ere this. 1t is said that three
regiments had gone over to him. In LIsbor
the situation of Miguel is by no means en-
vahle, as our readers may judge from the
following paragraph which we extract Fl on
! London paper =
don Petlro's arrival before Oporto wa,
known at Lisbon on the 9th by telegraph
Great efforts had been made by Miguel tt
obtain money for the payment of his troops
who, with the exception of the garrison o
Lisbon, had been without pay for the las
three months. Discomfort was prevalent il
the nImy. Many commissioned officers
had been arrested and several officers dis
missed from the service and replaced b,
others, supposed to be more attached t,
| Miguel. Several ladies' of rank had beef
arrested at Lisbon and shut up in the con
vents. Many private persons had also beel
thrown into gaol. The soldiers Of the gar
rison are made TO return to their quarter
at very early hour, and are locked up dur
ing the night, to prevent any communica
ton with the friends of Don Pedro in tn
city"
IRELAND. The cholera is on the declin
in almost all places where it has appeared
excepting Dublin. On the 9th July til
new cases in Dublin were 100, deaths 81
From the commencement 9l67 cases, 242
deaths.
GERMANY. From Frankfort it is state
| tb.t ha oF Of hp Stpfp r
10 he modified so as to rivet still closer tn
chains of oppression of the people, and tina
$4,000 foreign troops are ready to enforc
order, should the people be refractory
This had caused great CONSERVATION ever
where, and in Hanover great dlsconter
prevailed, and some commoton.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-05
TURKEY

Within the past seven years the Turkish
Empire has experienced constant success
sion of reverses. The first event in the
series was the independence of Greece by
which the Sultan was deprived of a million
of subjects, and a territory of considerable
extent and value on the South Western
frontier. By the war with Russia, which
was concluded on the l4th September,
1929, he lost slice of Territory on the
North Eastern frontier, in Asiatic Turkey.
By the capture of Algiers, on the 9Th July,
1880, he lost Whatever title he possessed TO
that city and country. Within the present
year, Egypt, with its three or four millions
of inhabitants, has asserted its indepen-
dence. More than this, it has commenced
war Of conquest in the Asiatic domlnions
Of the Sultan, Ia portion Of Africa contend
ing with portion of Europe for the posses
sion of IA portion of Asia,) and has gained
possession of Acre, fortress of immense
strength, which Bonaparte in vain besieged
in 1899, and before which, in 1871, 30C, 00C
crusaders are salt. to have been slain
With this powerful footing in Asiatic Tur.
key, and possessing q fleet of three heavy
ships of the line, frigates and a number O
corvettes, the Egyptians with the celebrated
lbrahim at their head, will give the Sultar
no little trouble, and it will not he strange
if they strip him of the greater part Of hi,
Asntic possessions.