Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-16
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Nrw Ynnk. Aug. 8

and oil the 21th + ON Liverpool The aPpreichs'ons vi
The cotton holders have been realized by the urhei IAN
III price of that staple The market however, al the
last date, had somewhat recovered ITS activity ana
little improved IN price, for the particulars OF winch we
refer Ia our Commercial Record IL is OBVIOUS that
much will depend future prices upon the quantity
gone and to go from the United States. That the OK
port will exceed 500 600 bales, pretty well ascertain
cj; though by much, it is not easy say-pcr.
haps by 80 10000 bales. In July however there
will have been heavy arrivals in Liverpool and
expect that the accounts will in all probab
lily be discouragngthough perhaps the deprcs
sion will only be temporary.
The faTvests OF Europe are likely 10 prove abun-
liant as our own, and the farmers will oan under super
fluffy
The Greeks continue in their triumphant career
he ocean, which To be their element, has been
Illuminated with another bonfire of the Inidel squad
Among the subscriptions in Liverpool for presenting
service of plate TO MIR. Husisson, observe OF
one hundred Guineas, by the American Chamber of
Commerce.
IL was the general opinion in London that an act of
grace would be passed by King in favour of the re-
stor2tiou OF Sir Robert Wilson to his former rank the
army.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. IIusksson said he
rad on former occasion submitted to the house various
resolutions relative 10 the importation Of
7actured articles from foreign countries in which twas
not his intention propose any very considerable atc-
rations In the great article of Cotons lie meant TO
make no alteration in the duty then proposed of per
cent on inpcratlon in the duty of 10 on wooliens
The dnty on ships built in the colonies and broken up in
England would be reduced: the present duty 30
per cent. and winch the cause of the huge timber
ship from Canada having been broken up there
The resolutions agreed 10.
The bill TO allow Wspapers 10 be printed paper
OF larger size than Is now allowed and to reduce the
stamp duties newspapers has had first and second
reading IN the Commons
here was a dreadful fire in London the 21st Of
juno which broke out the premises of Mr. Cruzctt.
Carver and Glider, in the rear of TuchfcIdst. and
spreading 10 Great Portland street &C. and destroying
property TO the amount of f2OO sterling about 20
Buildings were reduced 10 pile of ruins
We have received, says the Courier of the 21st, the
following important intelligence from Trieste, under
the date OF June I'd Message Of Jog for tie IfcHe
ncs-l wrote 10 you on tle 3lt of May that reports
we're spread here Of many victories gained by the
trcekS, but would not relate them TO you before the
continuation arrived. Now, however can tell YOU as
certain and free from all doubt, that on Wednesday,
the 9th 8th of May, towards midnight, and at day
right on ihuIsioy, The 9Th, (l9t the glorious and holS
Lay of the Assumption, the brave Greeks burned the
whole OF the remainder of the Egyptian fleet in the port
Of Nayarino. At The same time the troops under the
president ConduruttiS and Mavromicaelis, fell the
Egyptian army, beat it completely, and made them
selves masters of their camp. Few, very few Egyp-
trans escaped To Nlodon This glorious and uneXampcd
victory has freed Nayarino from the enemy. We have
also learned certain, that AIeIemcd Ali the Sarap
of Egypt, ia dead If it be that nc is already
dead, he will die learning the entire of his
formidable EXPEDITION, which have confined from all
quarters"
bill to establish Packets from Valencia, at the
a)uthern extremity oil Ireland, North and South Anne
Tica-and the bill fler regulating the trade of the
o!onics lave been read second time in the House OF
Lords.
Mr.. Huskisson has proposed TO reduce The dniv ON
Newspapers to one half the present sum.
GKfrcE--l. Letters of recent date from Zaute ar
rived yesterday by the French mail, confirm the &C
clns before received of the Greek the
troops of the Pacha of Egypt and those of Reschid
acha adding that the Campaign may be considered
end.
Paris June lG.--The Austrian Observer of the OH,
contains further extracts from the Hydra Gazette from
April p to Nav 6.
Wemus observe, that we have given much later news
from the orca, and that if the Greek Gazetes do not
mention the burning of the Egyptian fleet because
II happened two days later. The Friend of the Laws
No.. 1903, relates the taking of Oiysseus, who, at the
head of Turkish CORPS was compelled bv oura to Law
down his arms at Artaand This traitor has been CON
Quoted to Napoi di Romana.
The Gazette of Athens confirms this important news
and adds, that the Turks in their rage nassacred ali
lhe Christians, LYenates carrying away the women and
children.
The Friend of the Laws of the 9th Nav publishes
tier from Gen. Goura himself 25th AnriI He savs
shat 500 Turks surrendered with Odysscus. On the
2lst there was severe action, in which tie barbarian
LOST many in the plains of TuCochor which is the
famous PLAIN OF Jcuctra, mmoralized by victory of
Epamnondas.
On the oath the equally famous plain of Cheronca
was the theatre OF new victory of the Greeks. The
barbarians had many killed and wounded
The Gazcttcs of LcEhorn and Genoa announce the
arrival in those ports Of vessels from the Ionian islands
which confirm all the brought TO Trieste by
the Cu packet boat viz the destruction OF the FpvI-
ian feet aud the shutting up the remains of Ibra-
MINIS army in AIO1OD.
Pans, June 10 Captures On me coast of .46jca.
-'rhe French squadron on the coast of Africa have
captured lie following French vessels for infringing the
law prohibiting the slave tradc:--Lc Telcgraphe, La
C,pricusc G'Antonu, lie Glamour, I3Assurancc La
larle MdgdeIene, E-'Eugcne.and LAlcidc. The two
t,rs have been condemned at Clycnne and the others
are 20 be prooce led against. Honjfcnr.
Extract of a letter from AIadrid:--"The King is in
stall 81 terror at the progress and auJacy of Iarega
tan * OIL ,er ." the Constitutional army-verv veal
nv, who still scours TIC country Araujucl, and
dcic5 the body guard the King; bnt The chief
canSc OF terror Is officer Of cavalry who has sworn
ipavehgc Tic murder oi nine Of the baud which lie has
fprhcd hosc moo were executed here tic other dav-
ADD died calling upon their Captain punish their inur-
dcrcr5 detachment of the Iarccrs of Tie ROYAL
Guiri were scui out against the band DAYS ago but
t"y we're STA nfny defeated and two OF them fell By
tie sword OF the Captain, whose head has since had
set upon it, larger body Of troors was ordered
out, hnt thcr refused 10 march, unless they received
tHc'r arrears fpay This now Is tie tone OF all and or
uani threatens 20 raise money by forced loan of sixt,
80. N.