Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

TIC PaChet sup C;uiinus, Capt. Allyn, ar
rived yesterday from IIavre, the Editor of the
National Advocate has received his files of pa.
ris papers to the 1 lth July, inclusive.
Ia 'hc Cad'nus came passengers Gen. La Fay
cite, and his son George Washington Fayette.
The contents OF the papers are not Important
except That which relates TO the Greeks, whose
cause is represented TO prosper in every direc-
ton.
The Serasker Derwiscl Pacha was defeat
ell at Zeitoung, and was compelled to fall back
upon Larssa.
"a private letter from Nuremburg, dated july
"u' states 'hat "the most recent intelligence
received by the oycrnincnt of the Ionian Is
''"us' was mat the Ottoman squadron under the
command OF the Captain Pacha, was still off
Negropopt, except detachment which had
oeen sent TO effect a Decentralization near Volo
ihis attempt was unsuccessful, and the Turks
iost some oil their small vessels. IL appears that
inc Ottoman Admiral is in the greatest perpIex-
NY relative to the ultimate result Of the expedi-
.lon' the crews OF his ships being composed of
uhskiiiul sailors, who are thrown into alarm at
The sight of a Greek fire ship.n
ii. Emperor of Russia has issued an JJkase
'oroidding any Russian functionary writing in
any language whatever, or to publish without
specia authority, any writing relating to the in
tcrnai or external affairs of Russia.
AT The request of the European Consuls at
SMYRNA the Oriental Spectator is to make its APP
pearancc again.
Co., Pans, July 10.
otocG Erchnnge, July 0, o'clock. The
s',arKet mas improved to-day, and the price of
otcckS mas risen, IN consequence of its beinr
iouho That the decline III the French Funds had
not caused the English funds to fall. The a.
iarrn produced relative to TRANSPORT of British
troops ia Portugal, has subsidized and a general
persuasion prevails, that if forces are sent il
VIII De with the consent of the French Govern.
meh'. The rumours of change i'll the Cabi-
net are entirely dropped, and il is said that tho
most INDUSTRIOUS personages In France, are in
perfect accord upon the maintenance of the ac-
tual state of things. The per cents. for mo-
ney closed at so fir. 25 C. For the end of The
month, the price at o'clock, wien the Da,.ouer
closed, was 99fr. roc. At this hour il is 9ofr.
voc. with brisk demand. The Neapolitan
Funds, and the Royal Spanish Loan, have i'm
proved. IN other foreign securities there is 10
variation.
The following is an extract Of o letter from
oadI:-.'We are plagued with an almost un-
naiai'eled drought, and with ncessant stormy
east "inds' which together totally DESTROYED all
converting The sown corn into sheer
straw. The wells and springs are dried UP, the
cattle are languishing, and mankind are iooi,inn
forward with anxiety TO hopeless futurity. The
price OF wheat is doubled. Oil is 80 per cent.
and wine 50 per cent. dearcr.
ENTact Oh a letter OF a recent date from Alex
anuii la he corps of Egyptian troops con-
sistihg OF 5000 strong, which lbrahim is 10 com
iiaiii' arc cncanped at few leagues from Cal
no, and nothing indicates that an embarllation.;s
Thought Of lbrahim is with his father AT a
country seat, near Cairo 1t is iumuretl tbaf.a
artar IS expected from Constantinople witttbe
q rand Selgnor's answer TO various demands ad
dressed TO - Highness, such as the cesson of
The Isle OF Gambia and the ancient kingdom OF
cyprus TO the Vice-Royaity of Egypt. We are
assured that unless this proposition he co,nn,;ed
with, the Viceroy viii remain neuter In tue orr
between the Greeks and the Turks.n
PARIS, July g.
Extract of a private letter of the 18Th of Nav
from Alexandrla:-E'Th preparation for H.
gram expedition against the Greeks are su,
peni"d, or rather have not commenced .rl,a
rumour that Mehemet Ali was going TO send on4
oo'ooo men was never founded in truth. for with
ms weak squadron 1t would be impossibie t
transport so large force from the coast of AFR.
ca 10 the Peloponnesus. There are besides
Two othcr reasons for preventing the expedition
the iirst is the incursion among the Wecab
lies, ana the other the raging of the plaque
at Caro-. The number that die daily of The
plague IS said to be $50 The part,sanc of
the Porte pretend that the expedition is NOT .,
oahdohed, bnt the forces TO be sent out thew
have reduced from 10000 to 5000 men.
The Emperor Alexander is expected at War
s. 81" towards the end of August, and TO go ION
thence to inspect his armies on the Wester,
frontier of his Empire
letter OF recent date from Marseilles savr
that very favorable accounts of the state 81
greece have been received from Ancona-
john Zaimt, Greek Deputy, had arrived ~
Marse'iles on his way to London; he affirmed
that perfect harmony prevailed in Greece-fl,at
the Chiefs conducted themselves welI-that The
government firm i'm its DESIGNS and tbot
there was every reason to hope that the NEXT
campaign which had not commenced at the time
OF ms departure) VIII be glorious TO the Greeks.
In the night of the 9th uit. dreadful fire
broke out at Ault, near Dieppe, by which 100
houses were destroyed before it was got under.
as succour was obliged to be sent for to tbe
towns oil Flu and Treport. great number of
staoies, barns, and other out buildings. were
likewise consumed. The total loss is estimated
at 10000 fir. An infant and some cattle nc
rlshed IN the flames. The cause of tbe fire ;s
unknown. "
PARIS, July 5.
Extract OF a private letter of tbs 15tb ,jt
rom Naples:-'On the 10th inst. his Br;t.,nr;r
niaJgsty's vessel, The RerenSe, having ON board
DIT ifcnry Neale, commander of the l;ritisl
squadron entered our road. This vessel Ivb;cb
some time ago sailed from Malta to AIpiers vs.
'oiIowed by two other English vessels. of ~
coming from Malta. few DAYS ago nurno.
rous corps of the Austrian army of 1,,.cun,t;n,,
infantry cavalry, and artillery, under fl,e COZ,
Inand OF Baron Frimont, went through fl,eir ~
cTclse IN the presence of The Duchess of Flu.
ia, AMI the Arch Duchess Maria T,ouisa T'jo
following Intelligence from Frankfort IS ofthe
2"th ult:-"AdYiccs have been received fror,
st. Petersburgb, OF a Russian squadron beino
about 10 sail On an