Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-22

scriphons. The advance here is to per Id.
very great sensation was Produced yester-
day on the Irish walk ofthe Exchange. b, the
announcement of the failure of avery extcnsiy.
firm IN the provision trade
1t IS asserted that the British Minister a, Lis
bon, tSIr WIN. A'Court,) has peremptorily de-
inandfd the dismissal of General Panpalona.
minister OF War 1t is thought that the inde-
pnndence of the Brazls, with the modification
dict tel 10y England, will be acknowledged bv
Portugal.
1t Is currently reported in the city, that the
recognition of the South American States by
Great Britain is to be Immediately followed by a
similar acknowledgment of their iudcpendencc
ny fsance From the avowed determination
| oi the French Cove: nment to concur, IN the zen
cral policy of England, ii may be inferred that
TIE decision of the British government on a
point 50 important TO the preservation ur tran
guilty IN Europe. has not been taken without
| the concurrence OF at least the yraa, CONNER
ciai powers. The die is now cast. and ola
spain may henccf1fth be considered as rrevo
cahIy separated from her South American Colo
mics.
Letters from MaIrid to Dec. 23d say. thai
d''ho"sh the government pretend that the land
ing Ola the coast of Valencia was made by coo
sin'iggers tn OBTAIN water, a consiiera bic force
III addition To The first FIVE regiments has boa,
sent IN that direction. The number OF s,Ispci
Gus vessels seen at different times in that ne;rh
oJurhood, Is SAID To amount to seventeen all
WIN troops on board. 1t is reported that the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are organizing considcrabI
| body at rangiers. The French co,n,p.u,Ier of
Curcra has disar,ned all the ROYAL Volunteer
militia IN that place.
| 'Sfrdne Bouts are 10 be employed BY th,, Cen
erai Steam Navigation Company of London. in
towing merchant vessels between the mouth of
The Seine and Romen, by special permission of
The French government.
Mr. Harvey, British Commissioner in Mcxi
co, 1t is sad, is to be succeeded bv Mr.. Ward.
| letter from alparaiso, OF Sept %. men
tons, that the Chiiians SHOW perfectly oo,d
taith wlthregard To the loan raised in London
and :, company ofmerchants have contracted in
pay S3uu.OJ0 for interest, and $4,000 for the
sinting iund, annually, in return for which tt,,y
are To ENJOY The sole privilege OF selling tobacco
tea foreign wines, spirits and playing cards.
They are tn confiscate the church nronertv
which is immense.
sreece-Fhe fortress of Patrasls conpletelv
invested by Gen. Colocotroni with 1000 men
and l3 Snczzot vessels cut off I'll conmunico
ton by sea. The Turkish garrison were few
anu III FURNISHED and was expected to capitn-
late plan was preparing for stor,nino fine
|
heot vast Importance 20 the Greeks, rs This is
The only port thro' which an invading army
could threaten the Morea from the sea.
The news of the victory of Nov. 10Th. Owe,
me Egyptian iicet off Gambia, was conGr5nc
from eVery quarter: men of war were l,urne
and 80 transports taken. The prisoners wer,
treated with humanity
Lord Guilford, rs head of the Greek Universe
ty at Corfu, has adopted the graf of Socrates. a,c
has ordered the adoption of the antent co,tr,n,
among the students.
NEw York, EcI;.unry1
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
The British brig Fairy sailed from s,ivernoo
on the 9Th of January, but brings no naners
some letters of the 9th came to hand bui ~,
have no satisfactory information respectior IN,
tate OF the passengers ofthe ship Diamond.
A letter from Liverpnni ofthe 9Th of Ja,u.r,
states, that the ship Leeds, StoidarJ. has hecr
lowed back TO Liverpool full of wafer: and tina
1t was reported that Is Of the crew of the Dia
mond hid persisted. II Nothing said ofthf ms
srnger'. The same letter adds that the cnrro>
market as to price remained as per former nc
counts, and the gaes less active: but the write
concludes that If the eastcrly winds confirmed
the manufacturers world be obliged TO com,
forward
FROM DUBLIN.
by the brig Galaxy, we have Dublin n, nor
to the 5th january, inclusive We have chi
room TO state, that the bill preferred AGAIN,
Nr O'tOnneli for seditiOn. was irro,oy nv IN
Grand Jury, after al investigation of four hours
THE EXPRESS.
1t IS asserted, and there can be no doubt q