Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-15
STILL LATER FROM FRANCE.

Nh Y oIiil, Nov. 10.
The Louisa, Capt. Spring, arrived last evening in
20 days from HAVE, brings French papers c tie I2t
ut. inclusive They contain of irupc lance
LAFAfErrE.-Ihc Constitutional, III noticing the ar
rival of the General at Iavre, states that he was re-
ceved there with ohGsiGSm There is untlDg in the
French papers winch leads 10 C ieve that tic Co
ve'nncn of France has taken any measure 10 prevent
the expression OF the sentiments of the neope towards
our late illustriGus visitor.
GaiIgnnl's Messenger SAYS, The American fripate
which conveyed General Lafayette IIavre, sau,ed
the forts of that place which returned salute by an
equal number Of guns On tlc day after dsemba kim
the General departed for his country seat accompaneS
for two leagues by numerous cavacade consisting of
young men of the principal families OF the town and lis
envirOns.
MIR Somdrvillc, American Minister 20 Sweden, Com.
modorc Morris, OF the i8Iundywmc, aud Captain Read
were in Paris the li.
MIR. llueklssoa also in Paris.
The wines 81 Bordeaux of this wear which will he
exquisite lave been sold, Gnlienni's AICsscrrer
at vcy high prices. c product cf tic wines of Me.
boo alone IS estimated NJ t'it;y millions of francs.
Ia the department of the Mcusc also the wine vim
tagc gave great satisfaction.
The lianhn'gh Gazette announces that the Swedish
governments has resolved TO send Consul to ST. Do
minCO.
The Constitutional of the 18th October contains Nh
rembuig dates TO the 6h. The Gazette of that place
states that news frnm the frontiers ii itaIy has been
received there that veral Greek vessels ere of Pre-
Nesa, cn!CaH cung to execute q decree Of the roycn
nent bockadng lie coast OF the PaclIac of albania
but that The neutral vessels would not submit TO the
blockade, giving reason, that coast was moi re- Nv
blockadcd that they would recognise paperbIock
adc' NC IL IS said that the masters and ptains Of the
vessels of the lonian Isles well disposed the
Greeks yet believing their interests III CT
cd by the Greek kade they refuse 10 obey it, The
Greeks had storped many vessels laden with munitions
OF war, bound for Turkish pors-and laid au embargo
on others. Some, which have been taken coming from
lurkish ports have been released the ground that
they contained no property of the enemy but h the
threat that If taken second time they would be con-
demned. There have been many spirited alterations
between the Greek and Austrian captains on the sub
Jec of captured vessels.
The two sons of tie brave Cauaris, who are to be ed
ucated at the expense of the Paris Greek Committee
have arrived in France.
1t appears from letters of Sept 10, from Corfu that
the revolt Of Gambia makes rapid progress $500 Greek
Islanders having landed there with and ammunition
for The insurgents
Accounts from Madrid to Sept. 60 state that $500
men had sailed from Corunna for Havana General
Cruz was talked of Governor General of Havana in
place of Cen Wives, who had. it said given in his
resignation.
An article under Tic Grenada head Of September TO-
says, Y esteiday hanged the frcmasons who
were caught iii the Lodge in tits city, in the act of re,
ceving apprentice The latter is sentenced 10 eight
years Imprisonment