Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-12-10

tam ftcha ran OH, ana took refuge m the har |
bour of Olivier, in the Island Mytyiene, the |
usual retreat of the Turks after a defeat. |
Nliaulis went after him; his squadron was seen
in the ncigl,bourhood of Scio. By such disas-
tiers the Turks have brought the fourth cam
paFsn to close. Tho grand fleet of Constan-
tinople, the Egyptian fleet, the nnmcrons army
OF Echelle Neuve, the disciplined troops of the
Viceroy of Egypt, have all disappeared, and
vanished before the Greeks. Victorious both
by sea and land, tue latter are ready to
follow up their victories. The Sainiots are pre-
pairing an expedition against the coast of Asia,
which, the Asiatic army having dispersed, is
quite unprotected"
An article dated Odessa, September the 2Gth,
states that the late naval successes ofhe Greeks
have created great sensation in the Turkish, ca
pita, even among the janissaries who, il is said.
would now show themselves moro moderate
letter from Constantinople of the 8tIi however.
states that the lanissaries had taken the heir to
the throne from his father, IN event which cx
CITED the greatest apprehension. Should This be
confirmed, 1T is probable that the events which
nave SO long been expected at Coustantinople
will take place. We must observe. however
that other letters of the 18th and Goth of Sept.
are wholly silent respecting this event. and il
VIII therefore be most advisable To wait for the
confirmation of i.n
There is considerable confusion in our ac-
counts from Greece, says the Courier, arising
partly from the want of good maps, and partly
from the diilcfc nce between the names given by
the Greeks. and those given by Europeans to the
same places; for instance, Napoli di Roma,,a
the Greeks call .Naupfion; Napoli tli Malvoisa,
.Monembds'd; Patras. CLEOPATRA. The celebrated
island which we have been in the habit of cali
ing lpsara, the Greeks call Psa,7u, Ia plural
noun,) and the inhabitants I'sa,7Jafs, mot
lpsarots;) Spezzia, i'eisa; the inhabitants Pei
-oteS. In number of minor instances, the DIFF
ferences arc much more puzxIng
The Greek Senate, ut Napoli tli Ro,nania has
revoked its decree which ordered the capture
and conhscation of foreign vessels triphtc,I for
the Turkish service. The revocation took place
before the proclamation of Sir Frederick Adam
was known by them, and which is navy of course
null and void.
letter from Semiin, of the Ist of October
speaks of new troubles at Consiantinople, in
which the Sultan himself is said TO have been in
great danger; but Tartar who arrived from
Constan,in"ple, after the letter in question, has
not brought any confirmation of this news.
a letter received in London from one of the
principal Turkish merchants in Smyrna, has the
following postscript:
81 am sorry TO inform you, that very unfavora-
Die intelligence has been received here: | fen,
the Greeks have been very successfully
The same house has hitherto communicated
the most favourable news for the Turks, and alp
pears reluctantly compelled 10 admit the re-
verse.
The Asiatic troops have committed great ex-
ce9ses IN the neigiborhood of SMYRNA From
this circumstance, it was expected that the frpt
season would be very unfavourable, particuIarlv
In iiSs, as the barbarians had DESTROYED almost ali
the plantations round that city, as well as in tIe
INTERIOR An advance in fruit this season NAV
therefore be looked for
RUSSIA.
AdvIces from ST. Petersburgh are to the 25tl
of September.
The Ministry have just received a very de-
tailed report from General ScbancH, Command
er in Chief OF the Russian forces Stationed in
Bessarabia upon the actual situation of AIolda
VIA Thus report has made the greater inprrc-
sion on the minds of the members of our t,abi
net, as 1t completely contradicts the preceding,
accounts sent 10 the Office of Foreign Affairs.
relative to the departure of the Turkish iroo,c
We are now certain that they still occuny H.
PsinciPality, and that they are not e.en iakinc
any steps winch indicate that they will soon ov,
cuate 1t. 1t is not doubted that this news will
make the Emperor extremely discor,ented win,
the Turkish Government and lead to c.,o,t
changes IN the. policy of the Russian Cabinet.
tcntraband goods TO the amount of 100 noo
ronhics' s'nuegled in by Jews, had been copfis.
Gated between kOwno and Polanron
The washing for goli in the sand, of tle II, II
Mountains which commenced some vn,rs a,,
Is stalled TO be carried on with success.
TRADE WITH RUSSIA
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. I6.-Thc arrivals .,
CTons'adt under the American flag, since the
opening OF the navigation this year, amount 10
fifty eight. !"
LoNpoS, Oct. 22.-Ciy2 o'cloch.- The con
sol market has been heavy all the rnorniro. Vii
scarcely any business doing. The opening pricc
Tor the November account was 96J; the nearest
price at present is 965 !.
In the foreign market, Mexican bonds com
Incnccd at COY, and arc now Coz Gl Thor, i;
nothing doing IN Colombian bonds French scr;n
mas declined to l54. Spanish bonds have do
chiicn ahout per cent. IL Creek scrip tbero
Is notiiiig dong; the psice remains about dis.
An express has arrived from Paris. brino;no,
tue price OF the reCtcs on W cdpcsjav 1Opf 7rc !
LONDON, Oct. Give learn that there ;s |
nav every prospect of speedy agreement bc. |
tween France anil Hayii. One great diEcpIt,
ID Tue way oil 1T arose ont of the demand of :: |
race OF strength in the Island rs q sccuritr f,r
me payment OF the indemnifCatcp 10 he aGrcoJ |
On. his difficulty has been got rid of hv tic
'ier oil The Hayden Government to nav d,o
"noic sum AT once; and we understands that .
lpusc m Tins metropolis las offered to pror,,ro
Inc requisite sum for that purpose.
donation sent from America of upwa,dc or
S'ght thousand pounds through tho iouse of E.r- |
ing q Co. has been reunited 10 Grtccc: = e,,,u
ne IL known to the shame of the United kim. |
'o'n, almost as large as all the subscrirtions
winch the Greek Committee have been ablc ~ |
DO'hip IN tins country after 1a months oyer. |
..D9s: L9nd2n .no,m. Ct,'on.
DOMESTIC,