Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-03
From ase ~ y. MAJ .adoocate, ..a,syust So
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGI,AND

From ase NJ II. Nat. .adoocatc, ..4,syust so.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
The. packet ship .N5mrod, Captain Fowler.
arrived yesterday in 81 DAYS from London. -
| we are indebted TO our old favourite MIR.
barnes, for London papers Of the goth July.
Mr. Gaming gave.a grand dinner in London
on the lotb, to The Foreign ambassadors.
iHteeh french vessels, of various rates, were
ordered to DC fitted out for service i'm the AIedi
tcrranean. -
Inc O'wpeau Blanc, French papcrl saws il
was reportedin the SALOONS, that NJ. de Toiaru
Ambassador at Madrid, is appointed Minister OF
oreisn Affairs, and that NJ dc Chateaub,iapi is
destined to an impoI t.nt embassy.
II partial change of the Spanish ministry Ind
taken place. Count d'OEha is dismissed and
NJ. Lamendez, appointed tn succeed iii,n. Il
was SAID that the Ministers Of the War and Ma
rine departments would resign.
The Hampshire Telegraph contradic,s the
statementp published in Some OF the London parers
that several ships of war were about to sail di-
rect Tor Lisbon, with detachments OF the ROYAL
marine corps and artillery, and saws the onI,
snip under orders for Lisbon is the Ocean so,
Capt lardyman; the total number OF men TO
be employed on thatstation amounts to "a officers
and $50 non commissioned officers and pri. ates
Letters from Frankfort, state that Prince
Nlettemich, has invited the Hanoverian and Bri
IL
listers at Johannesburg.
SIR Gregor Apoircgor, is in Paris, ard haas
obtained from the King Of Spain, a confirmation
ofhis title TO the Poyais territory.
LoNpoN, July 90.
THE FUNDS.
Stock Exchange : n'clocl.-C onsols have not
varied much this morning, they opened at 92t
for the august account, and 92A for money.
They noTT remain the same Price, but appear 10
be heavy. The report OH e ii;inge of the severe
indisposion of The Hing OF France, prevents
many frosn specializing, and until the exact
state o. ms Des, IS affection IS ascert.inej, the
BuHs VIII be very cautious OF acting
inns has been most triumphant morning TO
the enemies OF Spanish .2mcrcan Indie pcnlence,
and they have giorieJ iii their success, for they
now publicly declare, that the 9 millions of
people, who have been fighting SO long for inde-
pendence, must again submit to the Spanish
yoke Pecuniary aid was all that tli, friends ol
liberty required in the New World, and this
beng afforded, by way of loans, tie only vulne-
rab!e point was 10 injure and dcprcss the stock
.4ccordinsly the party formed for this express
purpose, hiflnS united all their means, both in
money and interest, reduced the Colombian
| Script yesterday 10 ) Ii discount; bat this
morning one person came into the market and
sold all Immense quantity, which caused a fur
| ther reduction TO dis another threw 5OO1O
| Mexican upon the market, which depressed
/ those 3ondS from 50 l-2, the opening price TO
81 This is evidently the effect of the effort of
the Bears for the political information rcceiy ed
from Colombia, Mexico, and Duenos .4yres. i.
OF the most satisfactory nature. Tranquility
prevails IN those places, aud the utmost conf
dencc is placed in the arrangements made by
the different local authorities and commanders
of the forces. Bucnos Tyres Scri,.is at Q 9
dis. Spanish Bonds 81 81.
| Frankfort papers arrived this morning 10 the
18th inst: They give the su5joincd adyices
fro.n the Island of syria, extracts from the
"A usirian Observer, OF the 7th inst.
syria, May LIVE have various accounts
from tho islands of the archipelago. n letter
from II I.a says. 's'fhc pao>isi,nd OF Gambia is
ruined. Ioibisi has returned TO the govern
mcnt to solicit, il is said, assistance (cr that un
| ottunata country. Adore 80, 900 persons have
emigfatcl, rather iai, from the rage of the
Turks W, lao commit horrible crucities. The re
are two parties ut SaH.os jnilaned against
each other, that they came TO blows on Easter
Sunday, when above 200 persons were killed
.iboyc 1850 Of the peaceable have lied to p
sara.
May III letter from Canea, (in Candia) OF
gun Oh April says, " lnc whole province of Ado
Corona HIS submitted"
The Greeks so in and ont of Canea without
fear Strict orders have been given by Hnssein
| bey, commanding the Egyptian troops, that no
insult shall he offered IL the Greeks who have
submitted, under the severest penalties.
HE Sphackiots are disposed TO submit b.Ii
on condition Tat fhey will not recognise any Pa
cha O! The Porte, bIt only one sent b, tie Vice
roy OF Egypt, whose humanity is known to them.
They have sent several ofti,eir chiefs tn H,issein
hey 10 treat on this subject but the result 10 not
! yet known.
18th. We have received the news the arr
val of the Turkish squadron oil Necropont.-
! Three lpsariot vessels that were bIochading the
| island, were taken by surprise; the crews csca-
! ped on shore after setting fire TO their ships.
! 18th. Il letter from Scopola says, that the
| Turkish fleet OF 10 sail was off that island; The
! inhabitants were resolved 10 defend themselves
1t they should be attacked. Tne fleet it seemed
passed Mount .1thos in tue night, without being
observed By the Greeks.
4 The Calcutta papers contain accounts from,
the Syiet Frontier, TO the 3otir OF February, by
which il appears that loss in the attack b,
the Burmese on the stoc!<akc was severe.
| The expedition preparing at Madras was il
was supposed. destined in the first Instance, to
obtain possession OF Rangoon, where tie troops
would be put in cantonments, until the close OF
the rainy season according TO tue private let
| tiers from India, the with the Burmese is
not the only one with which we are threatened.
as there seems reason To suspect hostile nten-
! tons on the part of Scinjiall. One Of his Sir
dars had excited revolt, but ii was supposed to
| be with the privity of his sovereign. General
Knox had marched 10 attack. him. One letter
says:
The Russians are quietly but constantly APP
I preaching us. Some men who have been al crrr
northwestern stations, and as fat within our H.
Ints as Delhi, made no secret that esta bji,h-
meDt was being organized mt Baik which Won
know is not very far from the limit OF Elpfiu-
stOn's excursion; that the talk OF their finding
a n 10 i oil