Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-08

SltnItloD, anu 10 Drive uIem from which II would
require very considerable force. There are
various accounts of this affair, but shall con-
tent myself with that contained in letter {. ON
Auteruera which says that ssTorijos is at the
head of about a thousand men that he is a
bundautly provided with money and arms: that
the garrison of Tariffa had joined his standard,
and that in all the villages of the mountains Of
Ronaa, the Stone of the Constitution had been
SET up; and finally, that this conspiracy had
most extensive qualifications in all the princi-
nal towns in An:lalusia, in consequence which.
:, great number of persons had been arrested
for a real or suspected understanding with the
conspirators of Gibraltar "-Gen. O'Donnel.
who commanded in the district sent TO the
French Commander at Cadiz, for assistance
and the news we have is a tclegraphic dcs-
PATCH received at Paris, on the 27th of August,
from Gen. Digeon to his EXcellency the
Minister of War; announcing that ''the fortress
Of Taritia was taken by storm on the 10TH, at
FIVE o'clock in the afternoon, by the French
and Spanish troops. The rebels, who retreat
ed into the Island, were attacked the next
morning at day break by the landing of French
troops Of the 3ist. Regt. of the Line. One
chief oilv escaped in boat the rest were
killed or taieh The prisoners have been de-
livered up 10 the Spaniaris, to be tried accord
ing To The laws. Thus had the affair lied for
tho present. In report from Gen. O'Don-
mel. h stetcs that the public tranquility has
not been Interrupted for moment.
Speaking of the affair of Tariifa, the Morning
Ue,i:d says the place was taken by JOINT force
of E7rei,ch and Spaniards. 1t would appear
that, previous to the arrival of this Intelligence,
great alarm prevailed at Madrid-not little
heightened by the departure of the king for
hide onso. Some change had taken was a.
bout to take place in the Spanish Ministry
three members Of which had received notice of
dismissal. The Governor 81 Gibraltar is stated
parture of ali Spanish refugees from the gar
rison, in consequence, II is aledged. Of their a
busing the asylum granted them. Their
wretcleduess and restitution is cx:reme--rnost
probably the expedition TO TariFa an ef-
fort of mere despair, by men who had no lougcr
shelter or subsistence.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The following diplomatic changes have been
determined on--Sir Chas Bagot goes 10 Paris
to succeed Sir has. Stuart, who retires
pension. Mr.. Stratford Canning succeeds Sir
i!ias. Bagot at ST. Petersburgh. Sir f..
Thornton is te-succeel Sir William ACourt as
Minister Plenipotcntiary at tue Court of Mad
rid MIR. Hamilton rctires from Naples on a
pension
The accounts at London from all parts of
England represented the crops as being in the
mosl f,yorabie state ana they will, tits thought,
exceed the average of former years.
NJ. ManniLg was iii and had proceeded to the
country
Don Marina Egapa, late Minister of State II
Foreign Affairs, in Chill, with his secretary, MIR.
Barra, has arrived In London.
Carascaki, a Greek Ger cral, who had been
accused by Prince Maurocotdato of Intelligence
with ,.c enemy, was convicted oil ms crime be-
fore military commission AMI avoided the for.
felt of his life only by some faint demonstrations
of repentance. Hardly was he set at liberty,
when joining himself with band of six Sc
ven hundred men he took possession OK four or
Eve villages on the banks OF the Appropriateness,
and directed his course towards the delics of
Trcall, to unite himself with the Turkish com
mandsr, and by this means tn get possession of
Western Greece. 'fl.is being known, Gen.
atornari aud Col. Liakita sat out IN pursuit of
him. OyertalSen and beaten at the Village of
Ki,novo and again the environs of Ko'sica. Ca
rascaki marched for Agrapha, but being met
BY General Range, he WAS completely beaten,
and lost $50 men, III killed. wounded and pri-
soners. He then threw himself fptO the 'nunas-
terry of St. Anastasius, where lac is besicgedsby
the two generals, who hope every moment to be-
Cane masters of the post. La consequence of
this affair." there have fallen into onr hands 3d.
0oo sheep, and a number of cattle, horses and
mules On the Surrender of st. .4nasiasius, the
$500 men who besiege THAT monastery, will u
mite with General Isionca, who is near Ar
ia, with 1000 men, To operate Jointly with them
against that fortress.
The Greeks harrass the Turks III Tbcssaly,
Parties, inarchiGg fT,m one quarter TO another,
kill the enemy and take the towns. "A captain
Of an ambuscadc near hlaabasi, fell suddenly
upon corps of Turkish troops, escnrting the
imperial treasure, dispersed them, killed forty
men of them, and took possession OF the chest,
which contained 100000 piastres. Another
captain fell npctIousiy upon an enemy J; corps
which was conducting some nocbs for provision
ing The fortress, beat them, and took from them
$4,000 sheep.
FROM GREECE.
BosroN, Oct. 2.--We have received tho
Smyrnean of July 10 and n. This paper is
printed in French and appears to be the Oricii-
tai Spectator revived The two numbers before
us furnish the following articles of intelligence:
GnEgcr.- ONcini Report, June 25.---Onicr
Pacha is still be-icging his nephew IN Berat. o.
mer appears to he in disgrace with the Sublime
Porte, from tic flowing facts which have come
10 OR knowledge. On tie 9th of June AN off
Ger of the Porte sat ont from on tantinofle fpT
Preyesa, accofn,anieI by a hundred and fifi,
Janissaries, WITH an order Ia tnjoin upon the
Mons ;elin Of Pr veea to deliver over the f. r
tresscs of Prevcsa, Vouoi!za, Att, Parsa, Blu
cintro and Soul. The latter, instead of obey
ing tie order Of his master, ordered the gates o
ne closed. The officer retired 10 tie Greek vii
!aoe of Kaniiafiua, whence he went the nexi
slay and met with the same reception at JanIfa