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

correspondent ones IN your Majesy's breast.
"Ihe President has given me the requisite powers to
settle with your Majesty's Ministers, the questions
which have otely arisen between the two Governments
on points of detail. For nv part shall h., vcry
happy, if my feeble exerons can contribute to bring
them 10 close by means of mutual, advantageous,
and satisfactory arrangements.
81 cntrcat your Majesty TO admit the homage of my
personal sentiments of profound respect and unbound
cd devotedncss.n
The GRrrKa.--By the Cherub at Boston the Edi-
ter OF The Boston Daily Advertiser received the Oren.
tai Spectator 10 the 29th of August and letter from
respectable source Of Sept. l. There seems TO have
been no substantial ground FOR the report of the fall of
Aisso'onSh The Spectator, which had often predict
ec Tue event Is silent upon t2 subject and the letter
aforementioned speaks Tins:
"thc Cfcel. cause has again Frightened up. Can
Ola has been very nearly all recovered from the Evp-
anS, AMI 1t was expected the Turks would be oblired
10 shrt themselves up III the fortress of Retno as te
Hreehs had taken Mout Ida, and most of the strong
NOUS An eXrcdit on had also sailed 10 destroy the
ect IN alrNandia, which report says has succeeded
NiSsoiongm has been relieved, and the Turks driven
back "It great loss: aud in the hlutc the Greeks have
taken new courage, owing to The successes in different
parts, and have begun s<rnshcs with i6rain Pacla
a late account received at Trieste and published
heie as !aS as tic e!st Of September, contains tie FOL
u"img intelligence:
The Greeks have taken several European vessels Ia
hen "i waii;hc stores, from The Turks The Turkish
sps which arc III the Gulf OF Lcpanto dare net stir
out iea'in% TO nc attacked by tic Greek nryatccrs-
.hsSnlo'giii is entirely free the side OF the sea- but
the blockade on the land side is vet raised SIEVE
raj combats have taken place ,vIc! Terminated in vor
81 ue tross Numerous corps of Guerillas threaten
ue rear o.: the army Of Redscdil Paua The Caotain
"c"a Is gone TO the Archipelago, where he las been
followed by NIiaus and SaclturcZ
An article from Constantinoalr OF the o5th of Aumust
spccuiacs on the arrival Of the American Sctadrun t
smyrna 1t SAYS an Agent was landed there commits
stoned 10 demand tie free navigation OF tic Agttera
mean Tor American ships.
\ :rc broke cut in S.itr,,a IN ta o ,tI, az ,o,
bcr "iiich destroyed thirty three houses lafre and
small, and the conlogration uould have bren ,nucI
more extensive, but lni thc inter position OF the com
nannan's OF the French, English, Ausrian American
ana Dutch vessels Of war, who with their officers ami
crews vaed each other in their efforts to aid the local
authorities in surprcssiug the flames
NcEocco.-Fhe Paris Nonitcur contains n letter
from iah2crS, which that 1.-The Il. States seemed
disposed 10 supply the Morocco States with several men
o' war; whence the London Courier say may be ac-
counted torthc appearance ofthc American Squadron in
thc N'di eFrancan, and the fierce resolution OF the EN-
neror, 10 declare war against all nations vino have mo
consus there. "
Private letters from Morocco state, that the En,per
81 MS put 10 'he sword the whole of the inhabitants of
Tie city OF Mecnez- and entirely DESTROYED the CITY in
consequence of the late revolt
Prompt and Troper.-AIalta dates of the 10th or Au
gust INFORM, That the Scrnga patam and brig of war Aka
c'F' proceeded about the middle of MAY last to Rhodes
t' demand explanation from the Rey for an oprame
committed against the British Consul there bv some of
1ptahin faca'a troops who broke into his house and
robbed linn of 1860 piasters. The Bev admitted tho
dcl out refused to make restitution or even avo,v il in
wiring. The Consul and family were embarked and
e ney horncd II he did not comply within the Civ
q, ue the place would be fred u9on. The time being
e'arsed and the document forth coming sh, was
ETed into the Boys own house aud the acl.nowlado
ment was no longer withheld.
ApeFson Eho arrived AT Tunis, on the ith of Sepem
per over land ficm Iripoii. the 29l of August in
orms that the Sandman flag .taT was cut down from
INC onSuPs house, the Tripoltan government hayiuo
declared war against the Sandman States
We are favored with the following Interesting extract
oil this city.
NV have had visit from the United States quad
ron undcr the command of Com. Rodgers CONSISTING.
oil INC North Carolina, Cons ttuci. Ontario and Erie
his Visit has had the effect o raising Ia. American
character to IFS full merit with the Talks ana has iih
out doubt contributed towards tic establishment of the
most friendly relations with the United States as he
Turks arc we'll disposed towards a ation that wants no
Thing OF them bal free trade. Some of The! EuIo,,aan
pow rs may cndcav2r h lay ob>taci IN your way e
ca IL however you may rely that Il viii be rr Mount
ca D! proper IN 1a@cincn From several crvc,sations
Wchye lad with some OF the 1istin Ministers at
Constantine lc, know iat n, ijicni,ioe viii ko
made or commercial Treaty with ua United States
ana 'at ley WIN be treated equal footing with
0t"eI nations Even pow American vessels can 20 10
os'fhiihop!e and the Slack SEA- Thout the least diff
icniyon lie part o the Turks. There is therefore no
reason 10 a1pFchand at treaty night not be negocia
ed 'at "ond be highly interesting to Amcr ican com
HcTc'. - think dat Com. (o.lrers. has had Some
communication VIII TIC Government on this subject
the result OF winch viii DC made public during tr Ii,t
STA, OF Tie squadron IN port almost all The inhab
ah'S Oh 'hs cry visited tie North Carolina and wer,
receicd and treated with the attention and poilcness
due TO their rank by the officers in general. In fire
That took place in the city, the officers and crew dstin
guished themselves by their oxertions to subdne the
flames III manner which left deep impression of pro
unIc among Tie inhabitants particularly the TURKS
Tho Greek cause lost if not assisted by some other
power The English seem 10 interest themselves
great deaI-they act not for the Greeks but for their
own interest The Greeks generally are not sufficient
y 'r'uous and enlightened 10 know the value of thc
cause Tor winch they pretend 10 fight"
letter from Alexandria, Of The 2th Of Sent. rive
le following particulars Of daring attempt TO burn the
turkish fleet, lying in that port
on Inc 29b of last month, at four in the afternoon
Iour small vessels bearing European flag appeared in
5gn OF Tue port three advanced 10 the opening of the
foF'j the ouIth remained lacking of and on. The p
i.S as usual went out TO bring them into the roads,
at haf past five the first entered ind soon after the So
cond The Captain of the Port arrived to AXE the su
al dues. II was then perceived that the first of these
strange vessels was cndeavourDg penetrate between
inc uFkish smps of war and lorg scanpania was
perceived at the same time alongside some suspicion
arose that She might be fire ship. II was ordered 10
Stop but The captain still advanced and would proba