Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15
EROM FRANCE

our view York correspondents have transmitted us
P,oo SIPS containing advces from Paris to the 91e
May, and from Havre to Ist June incus;ye a; 80
oy The arrival of the ship Bavard
Inc HaVre Market continued in an active etota
ne Stock oil cotton on hand was % PIT baIes-noni
na prices a. to 46 sous for Louisiana and SO TO Al FIR
opiands The manufacturers were supplieJ with onI,
sufficient for immediate use S
PARIS, May 29-An English vessel from MoIo,
oouho 10 Odessa, had stopped at ConsantinopIe the
captain OF which reported that he was an eve witness IN
me ueieat OF the Egyptian army of 10 90 men which
s almost anninilated The story contradicted by
some masters OF French vessels Ell from the
borhood of Modon. 80 s
ne story OF the British captain is confirmed by let
tiers from Trieste received at AUGSBURG
PARIS, May 29.-Advicas from Alexandr;, oe ,-r
march, state that the Vice Roy of Eeyp was fitting ot
"a'ai expedition TO transport 1900 soldiers for the
purpose OF relieving the Egyptian troops, already land
cd IN the Morea, from their Ieril;s bu # ,s
"Ip pr they would arrive too late
The news from Spain continue to rentcsont that ,,a
~ u'9'l' pea state Parties OF Gperras tlle
t r.; ~ e Constitutional army, travelling the coan-
y ~ ufferent parts The regular troops desnrfin for
want OF pay and support. ''> '-
IStract OF private letter of the 2;h inst from, NJ
on ne revolt OF the garrison at Seville prescnted
Gi e more serious 's the Yiauhorities and Of
Hcers look no steps To prevent the n;Iloeo 49, 0i
reoeis gave themselves up The cause of ther rot -
IIniuesuonabiy the wrechcdness which tI,ev s,,G
ine garrison OF Santander has also revoIte5 .J A.,
eu traverse the town crying the Constitution for
rue characterization ofthese likewise is certainI,,
TO-, " 10y ny tne'F misery They rather resemble a
N'"OP WI o. State
Vi oahtahder had great difficulty in rostorin ordo
II multitude OF persons have been arrested a,no -
Tue omceTs aud even respectable merchants of
;"e o"": On the following day Proclamation vas
s'ueu oheTlng a great reward TO any ono Tho, -
make known the authors of the plot for our C.
eht sees nothing but plots, where il ought to bcbId
'e natural and unavoidable consequences of ito ON
InirstratIon and the necessities of tc soIo
"a lew days ago roy aiists Eenr sent TO =, 49, -
10 put GOWN dispute, augmented the tuDut The cor
nroacbJ repaired to the spot and having re-
irs .e yoiuheer' the latter bound him, and two
VhcerS mat accompanied him, who were ONLY recuod
oy the arrival OF an armed force. The King has ivo
orders Tor immediate inquiry to be made into the eri
aiu iof exemplary punishment to be awarded TO tl,e
, PARIS May ga letter from Corfu, states ,to4
'"e oeneaaing OF the four Albanian Chiefs (see Mes
senger OF Yesterday has had very unfsyou1a;, Fr
ebce upon the affairs of the Porte Infellireno r. -
barbarous act being received bv AJons,? Ioo % 'ne
1chodra' he Immediately joined the Nontenoo;J ~
neehu himself against the Porte. Every thing LII ~
lori, sna, he Aioanians VIII unite with the Hell
cnlS's' and If this be tie case, European TrrIe iii
'Ooh oe reduced to Constantnope, " itb two rr ',,
provinces contiguous 70 that capital " '''''
|idjof Denhan, and Lieut. Clspperon the survioors
~ me expedition which left England in 1901 nndo.
,"e direction OF Earl Bathurst, for the purnosc or 60
uanpg INTO the interior Of Africa by wav of Tr;nal;
u ezzan arrived in Paris the 2st inst on t,oir
emnt ~ EngiaI'u The results of their perous at
iI are SaIu 10 be OF the highest Importance both
Hh regard to settling many interesting nonte IN 0
,'PNy % 'lat hitherto inperfecty known continent
we SH'e OF the civilization in which they found the
aCS OF several populous kingdoms nhabitipp Walled
a ana clies, actually situated where the present
"eps Vi africa represent immense deserts.
ee Puohc and particularly The intelligent and sci;
'puhc part OF IT. look forward with great auxeIv and
expectation for the information their journals viii az
ora them. Although five months on their return from,
1ornon, IN frequent danger from naranding tribes
merely accompanying the caravan as travellers ,i,t
my escort and always travelling as Christians and En-
shneD' yet we are happy TO learn that the papers m
80 10y ''og 'hey had collected during their long
esuence 10 lhe interior, arrived safely with tIcm 81
,ere embarked at Leghorn for England W. bane
lucn pleasure m adding that the health of these
~, g 'ISYehers has gradually improved since their ro
lIn " Europe.-Ihe proyerbal liberaftv of Eni,
Swaro' those, who by their labours add to b i
: ano"Ieoge' and consequently her national glo I'm
''ure ~ese gentlemen the rewards and hononrS W.