Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-24
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

m NEW YoRK, May -
HON Liverpool, arrived at Boston Tuesday Rv iii.
arrival the Editors OF the Commercial Advertiser have re-
ccved the London Courier the evening of the 9t e.
April inclusive, and from their Boston Correspondents sI
containing letters from Liverpool of the 23d II i h
seen a' anoter great advance has taken place Cotton.
and the letters state that the sales the week nm tn M
%h were larger than they had been in the period AZ
any time within the recollection of the oldes, merchants
the sales amounting one hundred a', one housd bngs
worth !ira mHtons IF pounds sterling.
ENGLAND.
British stocks, on the 2lSt April Red Three uer Gents
el4: Thee Cent. Consos, 92I; Consols fer Acco,
On the 2ist, general respite for Mr.. Slavery who wa,
to have been executed the Odd for forgery was sent -
Bristol by express. ~ % "
glowing is given in the Courier of IN. Ki,
hrSt Levee OF this which held at Cou Palace
ON the 2oth cit. The King arrived at one o'cnct 60
" "lS" ana was cheercd by immense muttuees of peo-
pie oil both sexes-the waving their hats and ,b e.
males their iandkerchiefs His Majesty rode in pai,
green travelling carriage drawn by beautiful bav bor
he was dressed IN blue coat, black stock and trav.I
lW cap After dressing. and holding priyv Council H.
Levee was opened at two o'clock. All the FOREIGN An,b
sailors, including the American, attended and tb ~.
Vi ' "ourer are occupied with the oblitv
and Gentry, Officers of the army, Clergy &C. who at,ed
ana those who were presented The Ievee broke nm ~
o'clock. ''N Wy ''' >
On the 18th, there debate i'm the House of f.
mons on the second reading of The Catholic Relief Bill
Sir Francis Burett opened debate, and Inc was olIni
ny MI Banks, who moved that be second time ht
day SIX mouths This motion seconded aic sunnor,
by Mr. Peel at o'clock fter six or eiuht ,ner,ar I
spoken, the debate adjourned to the 2Is, Mr. seal,
presented petition i'll favour Of the Catholic Claims from
inc Se'seants at law At the English Bar great humble
OF petitions against the caimswcre presented The
seem to be but little doubt that the will be uin ciet
The ship phgeniA has sailed for Buemos Ayres win ma,
wards of one hundred artizans ior that place
Sir John Thomas Cochrane, Knit. Captain in the Rov,t
Navy is appointed Governor and Commander in Chief of
Newfoundland.
GREECE
w have cheering intelligence from Greece Accoun,s
,t"" Napo de E9ma9a of March r. cephaiimia NIarc
~ and Zante, NarclAt, all confirm the statement (,i
which we nave before punished runor) that the Eovno
who landed at Modon, had been completely beaten The
CePhaoa account ADDS, THAT Ibrahim Pacha himself i
oocKeu up IN the fortress of Nndou troaus only land
ed III Greece to meet their death" Among those who have
oeen taken prisoners many Europeans especnII,,
rTefchhIea among whom there a General Wbat no.
fioe Stigma or their country The diligence as convey
ed from Zante, is follow: "'rhe Arab oops who w.
ideh al Nlodon manure with their corses the fine div
plains OF that place. According the letters which ,
nave received to-day from the Peoponnessus they Ia We been
almost entirely destroyed taken prisoners Tho C;rl
nave maize iich booty division tie Greek acer nj
seven vessels o and five fire ships, have sut M, rive l
VGn oil the Egyptian fleet iii the tu!ph Coron and onl
w"'t Ia" favourable wind to send their ships agairS,
Them ! ne President. i. Couduyiottis with 1nOuU
IS already marching against Patras we len,u ak, ,
.ne fydr"es having heard of the of a pat of the
turkish fleet in the Straits of Darlane.e scu ,rt,
vessels To oppose them The campaign alrcatv rr,r-
BADLY to the Turks and may expect verv
BILE intelligence" = - ''
The Frankfort Journal Of April H. contains accounts from
VARIOUS quarters of the arrival of Turkish squadron on
me Zo February, al Nodon which is said to cons;s m
SEVEN iehteS nine briggs Nd other
troops IL is also affirmed, that there are at Can't; ,on
"ne vessels ready sail with more considerable orc
~ mar men are encanped in the environs of
rs ''e "'te OF the defeat of the Egyptians of Molon i,
o' SiVci we nave no medpS nfudgig whether tb cros
does not refer TO the armament of Ibrahim P,cb, Ru, h.
h'S as may the Greeks described as beholdnu these
orI'nuaoe preparations without the least disuav.