Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-16

lett the Fort OF Suda, the e5 June with the intcn
uon IN the hrst instance, assist the debarkation of
tOoo Egyptians, who proceeding succor Ibra-
nun acna and afterwards to go TO the mouth of the
'eopohnes,lS, where his presence might facilitate the
operations of the Paca OF Ronelia According TO the
letter In the Constitutonnel however the Greek fleet
frustrated their design by decisive victory ga ned over
Tue enemy on the LIST July between Cerro and Mslos
he action lasted several DAYS The discontinue of the
turks is represented as most complete, and it was
expected that of their vessels would fall into he
hands of the Greeks
DEATH OF ODYssEUs-A letter from Napo d'Ro-
mania, dated the 9Th of June, states that Odysseus
tired OF awaiting the decision of the Greek govern
men as To his fate attempted escape from the citadel
OF Athens, III which he confined. With this view
he endeavour2d TO the wall by means of rope
in desccndS ii broke, and he fell SD great distance
tiat he never moved again. Had he lived few DAYS
ne would have been included i'm the cene,al amnesty
issued by the Greek Government
ruirour has prevailed for several days past, that
some difficulties had arisen which prevented the ratica
"o on the part OF our Governments of the treaty
Guided with the Mexican Republic Much misconcep-
uOh preVals on this subject, as might be expected.
The treaty 10 this county, ratified in due
form oS the Mexican Governments but there were
or three supulatIons in it of minor Importance which it
was thought eXpedent to have modified. Hence the
necessity OF referring il back again the Government
OF MeXico, because, having been formally ratified BY
IT, the slightest alteration afterwards rendered such
course necessary, according the Of dlplo
matte proceeding observed on such occasions Essen
TALLY however, the Treaty may be considered as con-
ciuded; because, the points which We have alluded
are really SO unlmportart in themselves and
quettV 50 easy OF adjustment. There nothing the
occurrence that effect in the most remote de.ree
te anIcabie and commercial relations actually subss
ing between the two countries
There is great business in the Tobacco Trade; the
dealers are purchasing extensively for home trade, on
account of the reaSury Order for the reduced rate OF
duty to IS IN the place Of Is. having made appearance
a. ,he oustom Housethe first effect Is clam ofabove
L6o,ouo Tor the high duty paid suCc the fifth of july
t!eIe has been quite battle the tobacco question
between the gentlemen dressed in little brief a,Iiho
nty,' at the Custom House and the merchants The
former, We hear, indignant the mistake and at
hTSt declared that an Order OF the King 10 Council
would be immediately Issued. ordering That tns !,-
duty should he paid The reply o. Tire merchants was
that It was impossible under oTJe-lu Council that
axes could Ce cvlel on tie L6SC without line consent
| q Parliament The treasury very wisely pu. an enc
! to the uncertainty.
81 the Morley. arrived from Bengal ve have recal
Nd Iacutts papers 10 rhe 18th NIarca. The Esnenan
army mas a. length marched. On the 18th Of Februa-
y Hir A Campbell broke Up the eacaupIreut under
salute o. seventeen guns. barring receive! the rein
ioFcemeUts from Madras aud Cevon On the same Iay
General uuon embarked the greater proportion of the
army On the l9th he was expected at Donahee
"here he would be joined BY Gen Campbell. They
"'Ie men to direct their march upon Prome-Capt.
'd"n had made an unsuccessful attack on stockade
about 80 miles from Rangoon Buudoola and his bro
uer General were reported TO be at ParloDg with
s0'ooo men. The rumour was not however, believed
"cherai "'orrisons camp the banks of the Ma
Ieo river the first Of March, waiting for the boats
under Capt Hayes 10 cross the river, which was two
miles broad at the place where the army had assembled
There had been further actions with the Burmese
efAlN.-i4elters from Perpignan of the 29th July
say IT is decided that the appearance of encan,n,ef
Is TO be made here ten battaons will be assembled c
that Purpose-eight of them will be lodged in the civ
and two outside the walls the heights nearest TO The
oastiop OF 81 James. This camp will 10; be STYLED f
camp OF walton, but Will take for it, name faron
ue station" Lieutenant General Doiton has come to
take the command; he is have two field marsbaIs i,
command under him. All these ARRANGEMENTS Inv,
caused great sensationin CataOna.-Sone hone nd
others fear, that this assembiage Of troouy yh, ~
present seems OF little Importance will, in some time
| become OF great consequence.
I Each person cites. in support of dis onipio, tho (
don Sa''tlTe estabehed along the Pvrennees which
IN the course OF short time. became an Army of Oh
serVation thea an Army of Invasion. and finally an Ar
my OF Occupation. EoweYert NAV turn ont \ clapoa
OF things earnestly wished for by every body; those
people TO whom the French have been the most servjca
BILE, are now quite hostile to them.
Private Co,vcspondence
"MADRID, July 25.--An infinite number of licences
has been granted TO import into Spain in FOREIGN Sims
sugar and cocoa NOT Spanish produce This diiapida
ton OF the of the State and this preference
gwen 10 the English. takes place at tie very rates of
your rance, to the detrment OF its manufactures
mere they pretend to be angry with the English but in
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pasters in cash which the smugrcrs have forgotten 70
export toy way of Rboa, Badajc5, &c.
'Snce tie Ministry has appointed an English drec-
o and sole contractor for The sale of salt cod i'm Spain
the revenue which the sale of that fish produced is re-
nnccd almost TO nothing whereas the duties that ar
c'f which ri Ballasicros has trpled since the new
contract, formerly yielded three millions annuany
The same Engisbnar has made an arrangement
"h tue Ministry to furnish tobacco TO the Royal Man
acoTy at 80 Plastres per quntaI, which cost at Gi
broltar only 3D. In case this generous spccuator $50
re IS called IN the circular letter sent by The general
'oard) should suffer any loss, the Government will
place IN his hands, the mines of gold silver and iron
which are known as the most productive
On the 9th, Liverpool was visited by severe thun.
dcf,storIn' which produced considerable damage.
Her Grace the Duchess Of Dorset died at K6owle
an the list of August.
The Earl of Craven died at Cowes in the Isle oil
Wight on The JJ;h July.
Several coryetes and transports were sent out from
fcrToi Oh The i5t Of September with 500 men for Porto
uco ana 1000 Tor Havana, but the troops we're III dis
posed. General Castor. who has relations IN the ser
VICE OF Colombia, had been disnlqc.J and C;-.t