Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-12-13
From Gse .Nerr yorE ,fmeyicGn Of Dee. G.
LATER FROM ENGLAND

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by the old line ship Manchester IN the remark; h
passage at ts season, OF 26 DAYS are in possession
oi our London papers 20 the Evening of Saturday tc
ON November, together with he Quarterly Review,
NO. ~. and several other periodicals.
BY this ship the report brought Eithcr BY the Ste
p'ana, via lavrc of the failure of Mr. Samuel Nll-
I!ans Is confirmed IL Is happy circumstance Tor the
very numerous correspondents OF that gentleman IN
'N' country thst MIR. Timothy Wiggn> OF Boston
was on lie spot and being of very large prorcr
ty, and Intimately acquainted with Ame! lean n;er
chants, and the American trade, had stepped at once
INTO Mr. Williams place, and would project the en-
GageInens oi that gentleman to very large extent
Nj. Williams had been made baullunt I'm order IN
insure tar and speedy distribution of the properv
From these arrangements, ard the very considerable
assets 10 we hands OF the a5sGnccs, added the large
means OF Mr. Virgins, comparatively lille effect viii
be produced I'D the pecuniary affairs of the merchants
% ths country by this heavy and III every sense much
iamented failure In this city particular it will hard.
~ D. te!-ln Boston, there will be more sensation but
CHIEFLY among men of large property The amount of
Inc failure was ascertaIneI TO be f31j, 600 sterling Of
WHICH E5i 600 was for acceptances. The asseis as
before stated we're very considerable We cannot pass
from this subject without nngling the expiyssIn, Of
onf deep regret, with that of The thousands Of his coun
rymcn WHO at various times for Thirty years past have
shared the hospitality and been enabled to appreciate
tie nanIncss, the integrity, the high sense OF bnuour
and lust patriotism Of Samuel " ll5ns that at this late
period OF his life, he should have been overwhelmed nv
the storm which has passcd-we believe VIC NAV saGly
say mas passed. over the commercial world. He will
we trust find that the good and kind acts OF his pros
porous days VIII not have been performed IN vain
In the political world we see nothing new Snain
mas changed her ministry, but not her condition The
Duke del lnfantadC has succeeded NJ de Zea but t,e
country is still disturbed wrctchcd and pennylcss
vi lie Greeks, we only have rnrnours of new sue
cesses, which we arc willing TO hope are true
Much attention is given the English papers to tbe
marriage OF the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland he Mar
gus OF wellesley with Mrs Robert Patterson, widow
OF the late Mr. K. Patterson, of Baltimore Mrs Pat
erson TIE grand daughter Of The venerable Charles
aro ut arroIion, q The three surviving sgners
OF the Declaration of Independence She !, ladv NJ
rare personal charms aud will DO honour 10 any Sta
ton
heart-rending calamity had occurred in the vicjn
Iy OF GrecnOCk, from the running against each other
OF two steam boats under full wav-uhcrcby one of
them, the Comet sunk so immediately tlai it
oeng moreover night, ~ only OF it is supposed co
persons, were sa,ed Tie Capt Sutherland and his
.aiy OF whose funeral an account will be found in our
columns bad only been married five DAYS.
The Baron Of BcDfrew, it is asceriained, has been
driven ashore or the coast Of France lev miles from
y "'a' where size has gone TO pieces timber mcr-
c,ht OF Iaiais, who has come TO England states hat
nc had employed all the craft he could get and several
nuni' Cd people 10 save her CARGO Of which he be-
eves very little w be lost He mentions that sevc-
raj thousands Of tic French people came down TO tie
S' nom curiosity 10 sec such immense raft on their
American Bank Stock is quoted on The Sd Of Novcr-
Der ~ - TO- aud Louisiana Loan al 90
LONDON Oct. GIVE have received tlis rnor;jr1
we a'gcnrne /ci'uug TO the 25d INST Under date of
I'hAi'' Vet u we ind curious article relative to
maritime law, 10 consequence Of he Greeks having re-
uscdto acknowledge that thc Gag covers the rDercIr4n
''-c S'"ng under IT," This prime PIC. fer whiSh.Aus-