Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
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FROM FRANCE.

The packet ship Howard, at New York from Havre,
furnishes Paris papers to the 18th August inclusive
The following extracts from the New York PAPERS
and proof slips of our correspondents.
Greece.--On the affairs of Greece which recent ac
counts nave rendered interesting those papers con
tam nothing III addition 10 what was received By the
last arrival rom Liverpool The reports the capture
OF lbram Pacha by ColOcotroni continued uncontra
dicted, and were generally credited. What indeed
rendered them extremely probable was The ciiCuln-
stance of the Turkish general having extended his line
OF military operations TO such degree as to weaken his
dlsposabe force; which laid him open to be nercepted
and surrounded by the Greek army. Instead of CON
centratIng his army and operating with the Turkish
naval connandcr he stated TO have entirely abandon
cd Inc sea coast and to have separated bis army into
number of divisions and directed them to march by DIFF
ferent routes into the interior. Of this impoIitic pro-
Ceedlng the Greek general seems to have been fully
aware, and to have taken proper advantage by throw
ing himself across the cnemy's line of operations and
thus compelled hun to advance upon Napo, where with
the Greek forces before him. and those Of Colocoron
IN his rear, his destruction inevitable We trust
the next arrival will bring full confirmation of the ac-
count OF The capture of the Egyptian commander, and
of the whole OF his forces.
From the Paris Journal du Commerce of .4ug IS
The accounts from Constantinople of the Goth july,
and from Corfu of the 9Th of the month"; confirm
the defeat of Ibrahn Pacba in his various attacks on
the post at the Mills Napo but do not speak of
his captivity. 1t appears that lie has only retired to
TrPolitza, after burning Argos. The same accounts
mention the landing at Navarino of Husseim at the head
of or 1000 Egyptians, who Immediately marched upon
IrlPolitza. The Captain Pacha appeared on the 9TH
July before NssooDghi,
Spain.-FrOm this devoted country we have the most
piable accounts of its civil dissentons and the compli
Gated evils arising from the msgoyernment of its imbe-
Gle monarch. At Malaga, the militia and royai5t vo-
luneers had had several conflicts in which many were
killed and wounded and such the extent of these
bros and the general dissatisfaction that Junta of
public safety has been appointed at Madrid, and was
contemplated TO establish the inquston, which had
IN fact been practically renewed by the bishops of Tar
Tagona and Orhuels of their accord, having estab
hsbed that detesiaOle tribunal in their diocess.
number of the friends Of General LAFAYETTE have
subscribed for the purpose of offering gold medal of
the value of 1000 r for the best piece of verse upon the
voyage Of that officer 10 America, his stay there aud
his return home.
We are happy TO learn that the disturbances at
Houlme and other places the vicinity of Rouen have
ceased and the workmen have returned to their duty
he rIngleaders in general arc in custody.
The cities of Antwerp and Liege we're visited bv
very violent storm on the 9th and 9th of August
According 10 the latest accounts from Sains If an
pears that only three persons persisted at the late fire
gir was found alive in a cellar upon which building
tell at the moment when she had carried TO il some
ucle OF furniture. There, for FIVE days in complete
darkness, and in expectation Of a cruel DEATH she had
lived upon some bread which fortunately was kept in