Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-08
From The Ne,o York Papers.
FROM E,IJROPE

to the news brought by the Talyhn
There Is considerable hustle on Irish affairs.
Mr. O'Connel has been arrested, and his arrest
has caused great commot,on in Dublin
The pawnbrolers of Dublin have bceu re-
CURED to send lii returns TO government of the
name and address OF individuals who should re.
deem from pledge any description of firearms.
The pawnbrolSers are likewise ordered TO
send IN a list of all the firearms they have in
their possession.
City o'ctock.-This is holy day at the
bank and in the British stock market The
nominal price of Consols is 95s but we have not
heard of one bargain.
In the foreign market the transactions are
very extensive in the South American securi-
ties: Mexican bonds commenced at 76I de
clned to &c, reached 10, and are now III; Co
lomhian bonds are %.
In the mine shares there is also an immense
deal doing, attended with AN advance Oh every
description. Continental gas shares arc at a
half premium.
A company has just been formed, for working
the great silver mines at Pasco, in Peru, with
capital of 100000
Under date of Trieste. Dec. 10, it is men
toned, that a letter from the aid-de-c camp of
Admiral Sachtierg, dated Cape s.. Angelic
Nov 9Th, goth, was III ciIcuIaton ON the sub
lect of an action which took place On the LIST
(13th) of November, off Gambia, which is said
10 have terminated in the total destruction OF
the Egyptian fleet.
We recently noticed the arrest and prosecu-
tIon, ~ the English government of Mr..
OConnell, the Irish barister for seditious Ian
guage held at 4 meeting of the Catholic associ
alton. The following are Tie words charged
against him
'Natlons have The remarkedl been driven
mad by oPpression-he hoped that ireland
would never be driven TO resort to the system
pursued by the Greeks and South Americans
to obtain their rights-he trusted in God thew
never would be SO driven. He hoped ireland
would be restored to her rights; but, if that
day should arrve-if she were driven mad by
persecution, he wished that new Bolivar NAV
be iound--lnay arise-ihat the spirit of the
Greeks, and of the South Americans. nav ami
mate the people of lreland.!!n
Ilennu, Dec. 2O.-The following article an
pears IN the Austrian Observer, of the above
date:
Constant maple. Nor. 27.-The Captain Pa
cha returned the day before yesterday from the
DaFdanel'cs to the port OF Constantinople i'm
his Adrnlraps ship. He was received with the
customary honours. Yesterday he had an au
dIence of the Grand Fizier, and received the
Pelisse of Honour. The report of the disgrace
of Chosreef Pacha, was generast circulated
They even already designated for his success
sor,, Aboiobond racha, Governor of Salonica.
hut the friends of the Captain Pacha have Oh
this occasion again triumphcd.
To-day. also, positive news has been receiv
ed that Ihrahim Pacha had set Sail from Bcu
dron, Nov. 9th, with his fleet and transports,
tut nat instead Of Proceeding TO the .Horea, he
had gone, some days afterwards, TO the Bav of
Marmarissa, otherwise Macri,) on the shore
situated opposite the Isle of Rhodes He has
cast anchor in the road, where he Intends pass
ing the winter
The PersOnne' of the Greek government.
sitting at Napoli di kOrnania, has lust been re-
newed, but Condurlotti remains President of
the Executive Council. Mavrocordato, who
some months since, had given in his resignation
Of the Presidency of the Council of Legislation.
has been named Secretary of State. Ii is
thought he will be obliged to renouncc the
Presidency of the Directory of Messolonrhi.
.HndJ1d, Dec 1G.-The rc-cstabIShnent
of the lnquisition, about which so much has
been said, Is not yet certain. Although in many
ut the addresses several cities have inplorcd
his majesty to restore the Holy Tribunal, the
king has not hitherto consented TO do it.
Notwithstanding tie inccssant applications to
our august monarch, BY foreign bankers. who
offer him money, condition that the loans of
the Cortes should be recognized, his majcst,
Pc ISIS more than ever in the firm resolution
not to consent even TO a partial recognition of
them. His eXccleucy the first minister of
state, NJ Zea Bermudee, whose great influence
IN the council is undeniable, has declared his in
tention of rather reslgnng his Office than CON
tribute to a measure which, i'm every poi1t of
view is more likely TO be attended with mis-
chievous than beneficial consequences"
sHGPwREcK OF THE DIAMOND.
We regret TO learn by this arrival t,t tho
elegant ship DIAMOND, Captain Henry
Macy, which sailed from this port on the 12th
Of December. 70" Liverpool, was lost on the I'd
ut. III Cardigan Bay. The particulars of this
distressing occurrence have not been received.
but we are informed that I'll who were on board.
except one, were lost. The following is a LIST
OF the passengers, as published on the departure
Of the ship.
Mr.. John Bclterly, lady and dau yhter, un-
derstood of Baltimore; Messrs. William Wal
kcF and - Walker, from PhIadeInFda:
Me5srs. Robert Giyan, Jr. John Nicholson
JOHN BrOadbcnt, Joseph Broadbent and " iIIiam
w God, of New York;-H. n. Gilbert of I,ou-
'SIana; DR.. strut of London Mr. Mcdonald.
residence not knowD--aud fifteen i'm the Steer
age.
The following extract Of letter from T.;
homas' tie Agent Of Lloyd's al Liverpool. TO
the owner Of the Diamond, dated Jan Sd. rive,
a FAINT hore tbat some of the crew were saved
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3D.
con Saturday night last, the ship Diamond.
Capt. Henry Macy, forn New York. laden
with cotton. struck upon fhc Causc,yay. noarI
the east end, III iarl,ons water An express
came to INC last night for vessel or boat tn ro
OFT directly to fake six men from the rigging.
Tie Preventive Boat Immediately went. and n
hope was successful. III i, moi returned bcir,