Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
FOREIGN.

LONDON, May l4.-The Allgemcine Ze;tuoo .,
nounces, IN article from Censtantnone t,,t Ssen
RAJ IuleInino IS ON the point of CONCLUDING Z Tre,r
between France and the Porte securing In I,r,pco ~
elusive commercial privileges The Turks il is added
arc Indignant al England, and the opposition of The En-
Shsu A"oassador TO this measure has been fruitless
Extract OF Letter from Malta April IA vessel
arrived mere IN four day from Calarnata brings the in
e''g ece Oh complete victory gained by the G eeLs
"t Nouou' lhec thousand Egyptians were killed and
many taken prisoners. Among Tie latter was ., I'oI
General OF distinction, who in the raw of the Vjc
roy OF Egypt The Greeks lost fifty men The Pre-
sdent Cunduriottis, the head of ? 600 men is no
ing towards Patras. " - "'N'-
he following Is an extract OF letter dated ya,,
aP,i - VIA halseilics Sd instant. The Turks are
making head with immense means at their dsnosaI
ne Egyptians are not TO be despised or iaushed a.
they nave attacked, and my opinion haya taken M
'i"o' dinough' iol want OF arrivals, we do moi know
the PARTICULARS yet it is certain desperate fobt; -
taken place. The of Potion, Bev of NJain9 hoe
been killed. $4,000 Albanian uIlls and Creeks
nave invested bilssolongh. Patras is relieved and no
reeh i"rce before IT. Uly Whose detection men
uoned III my last letter. Is wh the Turks " ha,r
nothing OF any Turkish Greek fleet The Eovn,;ar
squadron has returned 10 Gambia for Their sipnIis
accounts from I4eghorn State that Prince blavro
cordaio one OF the members of tie Greek Governr,en
las received an indirect proposition of the MEDIATE; &c
me RUSSIAN Government to the war between Greoc
ana Tie Porte The Prince immediately laid t,;s nr
position before the Senate, who resolved no. H.
would listen 10 no offer of mediation unless a,tondJy
win distinct aVowal of the right of the Greeks In
choose thcr own form Of Governments
iiaYOuue .
"Oie OF me ichch army, forming Tie corps stationed
IN ihe vicinity OF FittOria, have entered France fh
ioooo cavalry and iniantry) with General OrdonpeaI
ana n's oti' by the route OF Bayonno; some regiments
ny The pass OF kUnCcZvalles; and two rerime,is -
been lett as reinforcement at Pampauna and one 81
2t' 9eoaS'lan On the 18th. he troops that consjutni
',e e"'''"" "i toiHhha VIII begin To enter France
they consist ol about 5000 men, cavalry nf,ntrr g..
ms WIZ finish the evacuation of the disnosabIa ,,t
Ihe ieHch force ~ Spain, and what will remain in o.
aio" % ,,'e ior'led cities including Ike Swiss re
e'nen's at Madrid, may be computed at about Iirtv
"''c ''onS'hd men, these troops may be considered
purely as gaiisons.
.L'""4'A, 'hiay !l-'Fhe Paris papers of WedncsJ,r
VIII" lc ltoiie dated Thursday hav arrived they con
Gu no Ie'i!sG''ce whatever. by extract from the
Etohe given below, il appears that commercial ;nta
course Is about to be opened between France and Fo
especially ~ The Importation of Cotton wool In order
eHect 20 'Is new branch of trade the establish
eht o al0'hStock Company TO be called the Eovnti.
Ompany IS proposed, and no doubt tIlo SuhscT;yyi.
wi DC speedily file! up. Egyptian Cotton is in die art
Gle alluded to, represented being already nearly eoaI
TO The hnest American Totons. 4 few wears nr,oiii,
IN ihe cultivation Of the plant will perhaps render =
quite equal and as lis growth cannot be more ezpensi
~ Egypt than IN America, il creates rival of mos
"rHidabic nature in one Of the lucrative branch
es OF The trade OF tie United States oyino tn tho 49,
Pinquty of Egypt 10 the seat of fle c,raa,@st 80 ~
toh OF Noion wool. Great quantities of tbis CotgI
were imported INTO England last year and if is rnd
'd almost Tue total produce of this year has been
contracted ioF by British merchants but as tbc CON
tracts are made with the Agents of His HoIuoss tho
"c'a oi Egypt 1t IS not to be supposed that he will oh
serve 'heir conditions any longer han W Ill suit his
poses SO to do. Tie packing of the Cotton form -
P.e'cni lis cine objection, from its not being com
preset vessel cannot take much as she o6cr,yi
might and thus the price is increased by the nnncrs
Iy re'ghage ITS bulky nature naturally snperind,ccs
- ne introduction of pressing machines would remove
this eyI.-Sm. '' ''"'''e
From The Times, of NM H.
AuVIce9 were received Yesterday from Zante to tic
y' uIy' OF nature extremely unfayourable to the In
dependence OF Greece; and we are sorry TO add Gaf
'ne accuracy OF the intelligence IS strenrtbcd bv e
ncu"''ance' That both the friends and enemies of the
cause IN The principal facts agree in their sta eenis
me Tenei OF Patras has baen effected by the move
'eht OF The commander Of the Egyptian feet who des
Pa'ched DIVISION of / sail for Zante, where they on
gaged ~ Austrian vessels Transports and the Who'll
aoen with provisions, proceeded for Patras No nfeIi
gehce OF their having actually entered that mort bsd
reached Zaute, but it ascertained that fbe Cecil
mad no biOckading force before Patras capabIe NJ ,
ing the entrance Of such feet This sunni, r-o,I1 =
most seasOnabe one 80 the enemy as il known tb
The garrisons both Of Patras and Iepante cre messed
Tor Hour though they had supply Of cattle Natwb
standing the late reports circulated at Zsne that the
creek meet was at sea and that was sufficiently strong
10 employ DIVISION Of 30 sail to act the Fevntis
aeet au0 OF an equal force 10 attack that eSnerfd
from COnsIantoope, tidi0gs have been heard of lie
'eH'sn'5, or Of its having bemmed in that Of ts
uh9 on hodon This non appearance Of the Creol-
@ eu gained credit for some previous rurnours fb,.