Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
From ne .Nfe- YorE ,1meric0o of ,Tune 90.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

l5y the Edward Bonatic have orr Paris fras N a. ~
ISM nit and give such extracts As they furnish
FROM iiie journal dcs Debats we have translated =
Ie'lcr giving some particulars of the defeat of th.
Turks at Aloion, and some speculaons ne In tlo ,I
OF the campaign, which leave little Doubt Nat ,ha
cause OF freedom will prey: in ibis as in the nrcvi
Gus campaigns "
The papers filled with details as IN ~, tl,o,
approaching coronation
The ilovre Cotton market was a. our comn,cr,i,,
record viii show, pause,
! GREEcH.-E ante. .fL,,,h G0--The Ervn,iap arm,
"hich landed on e non them side OF hIessenu t t,,.
number Of 5000 men among whom ~ ere al,,,, q l
drcd Picdmoncsc and J'reuchmen who had co,rnosed
p'rl oil TIC battalion which presented Itself kcire ITO
Duke o. hngoueme al the passage of the Bl.asso, l.s
Oecn routed ny The Greeks Having advanced towards
Navarn, apart OF that army was beaten in Tie de;l..
VI mount 81. ~ icoias the 9Th OF THIS month"; whilst ,c
other part lost IFS park Of artillery connosei f fno
held pieces IN the olive ~,
winch The enemy lost 100 men, killed and wounded Ne
was oDged 10 throw himself into the fortresscs ,c
Nioioh ana t-ofon--Sincc then, the Greeks have can.
'reH several transports and provision vessels Cci
ness also begins 10 prevail in the Egyptian army am, =
be true, that the English have appointed crnise be
'ore AieXanii2 IN order 10 obtain redress of some
grievances of which they accuse NTaitomc All tho Do
ioPonness may possibly become the tomb OF his sun
lbg;,iiin Paci!a. $40 ''
Patras is again narrowly oloclsa.ed by sea ana: land
'hu'Nchid facia II is known, has vet been able o
assemble 6OCO men al his head quarters At Arte Coar
BrJnis, vino secretly tIavcrscs hi, projects ro.,i.s
sometimes nj herat, and sometimes ~ Janina Tho
fAcha Fl Scudra has absolutely refused 10 march ts
wear, and tie Gucgues, who have been twice be,tcn
III i.toiia viii remain in their mountains
)crvsch 'acha bias not 10000 men under his stand
ARCS Wy sseIS on whom lie counted, is said to be
abandoned by his soldiers Troops have been sent to
SeZe hun wandering as lie is, in the mountains Of
Parnassus. "
he Greek squadron, commanded by Meals v,cos
Hdheu towards Hydra on the lh inst in the hope Of
meeting The Captain Pacha, and preventing I'M, succou
Fi"S latras... This chief, has, il i, known or 5000
Hadc rooIs on board his fleet Every thing indicates
that Tins viii terminate like the preceding caIppaons
LOT the creeks The best understanding prevails be
tween The Greeks and the Hellenic government AMI
The conviction strong that nothing is To be expected
from the nrks, but by force of arms, and of victory
ever faithful TO the Cross.
The following is from tle TTamburg G azete Of the
Sd OF May:-"Accordng TO one of oHr Lisbon cores
pondcnis the conclusion of an arrangement between
Portugal and the Bazis may be regarded as nearly Ger
tam His most Faithful Majesty, is saiJ viii retain
the nominal sovereignty of the Brazls and at his death
The two crowns viii be united in tie person of the
Emperor who viii still reside at the Brazlls. An in
demny OF two millions sterling THAT the Brazilian Co
Vcrnment IS TO pay to Portugal of the loan contract
cd in Eogland, Is likewise talked of.n