Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-21
EOEETgaM,
LATEST FROM ENGI.AND.


yea yesterday from liverpool, whence She sailed ON
SUNDAY, the Ith ult WediJ not receive our regular
mes but arc indebted 10 Captain NJ. and Il passenger
for London and Liverpool, papers of the latest dates
ana aso, c'rcular--irom which latter il will be sec,i
That iufihcr reduction had taken place in Co!ton-
ihere had been no further failures i'm Liverpool but
we understand small broker in london lax. stoned
IN consequence of specuatiors
Our readers will perceive with pleasure by the OK
tracts below, That the accounts fro. the G recs aie
more favorable than any which we have had for long
time past. 40
rumor again current in London of m ;,r,,c,;
ate dissolution Of Parliament which however is pos;
tvey cohtradictcd by the Courier: which STATES thot
nothing hal as yet been decided u;on. A Cabinet
Council was 20 be held between the 20h and 2;lh OF
September, when the subject would probably tic taken
into consider alton.
The English Funds had improved. Consois having
GOT up 10 W. to sol. Monoy was also plenty The:
rore'Gn Market was also steady. Colombian Bonis
33f5 Aiexic3n, o. discount; Brazil discounts Greek
scrip, III discount.
French lands, sept. Five pcr cents fO1E CSC.
ft.ycc per cents. 7i Bank Stock ,, l7Of
Inc hond'' Courier a The evening OF the 9th SAWS:
~ great sensation has been produced This ,nornin in
the city, h. reports ;i.t tie Burns. Sc war s at @ y.
me intelligence Of ;lln fall Of the Burmese. Enoirc
Reached london through circuo,:s route letters ,v
,og ncen Put on heard the LouJon China ship al sea-
oy rench vessel Gouad from Singapore 20 Hor,Icauy
The letters dated Singapore april and ,,to tho
report OF the complete subugation of the Dirman En-
pure ny tc bi!Iiat ioices, and TIE capture of lis golden
''o'' SH dut b'S CapNd Ainnttapccra.
be rccoleccJ that accounts have hJcn received in New
ioik from calcutta tn the iccnt;eh or April which b
40 means, conir; thls intelligence. There can There
iorc &c no doubt that the stacu;en received IN onion,
I IS fabrication.
The harvest is nearly completed tbrouoIou+
he IAiagto', and grain fine il, qualify was scSrco
ever remembered By the oldest farmers
inc Soi'0n market had ngan Icc!iueJ about = Ill
AT me close m The last week, however, i: was 7orc firm
he condition OF Spain appears to excite the a1tc,
ton OF Franco AID England al Tie present tmc more
than almost any other subjects. Two considerations
are Sau IN tie London Courier, to have been present
ca 10 Inc French oyernmcntc first that they should
withdraw ali their troops from the Peninsula and lowe
the parties in Spain to settle their disputes among them
selves ard The second TO march the troops which have
!c't SPAN back again. and support The kng against the
pF now opposed TO him. they defended him against
that Ill 1928. Both sides have their difficulties 9he
7 French nave either 10 evacuate Spap and laavo o.,
e fury OF civil war, to invade il again and take thc
ISe!ngainst the armies of the Faith VINO had revoI,n
from the iNnG They ,educed to painful neccss;
T.; but the Courier says'.w.u they incur if fur Tho
sake OF legitimate monarch aud an al,: for tie saln
perhaps, OF The IN t.adl repo$c f France herseifn-
from The Whole complexion Of the intelligence from
SPAIN ana France We think there strong reasons TO
expect, that there will be ccmno;ions in Tie former at
feast, before great length OF time
Bossieres the Spanish royals Chief of faction. vh,
'' "''"coeu party 10 ban, and was in open hostility
/ (" w government has been taken and shot The Fm
S'hado, Z Chief OF the opposite partr and who boe
t7l Tor som" ,lme So rriaon. has also b., -
tl. '-' been executed Is this TO show iarartiaaty4
ga i'iiof7et q 'ie secret sprausFy these, APP,
pa Us strange actions Some tnlortJi,s,e reel,,a-
Sous against which society decrco had recently
been '7sugd by tAe King bad been token and were or
oel.n inf e;'ecu .9l rItio -s:FGc days.
M Courier " etnesIay writes as follows mon this
srhJect:-''fh situation If Spain al the nresant mr.
NE = necessarily ceCur les the attention, of The cahat,
OF E"rnPe She seems be fast retropradinr 10 that
point which, two wears ago, considered 10 be suc
cent cause Tor the interference ofer alies and as
m IEt mr. I,lp q, II
len proposed have not produced the results that were
ahcirated 1t becomes question of deep POLITICAL in
tcrest 10 consider what other measures ere ,olc IN he
adopted, and under what auspices In approacli ,o
bis delicate and difficult subject the policv wl;eS
rance may be disposed to pursue obviously presents
iIseif as Ot paramount Importance: but IL is of conree
no easy task at this particular iunctl.re to affirm will
confidence what course dat policy i'll positively take
The Paris journals afford us no aid. They are disnu
ting Ia PoE'ion ct them al least. a5ont the aycuraey
ami comparative Importance of events Which have t5
zen place; while the ministerial papers have avoided
atoselIer, any auson to tl,c precise conduct which,
tie French government may Gud it expeent 10 adonf
w ocueTe, however That como important resolutions
connected not only with the Peninsula bnt ~ III, M
5oht'i American States, about 10 be determined
and in concurrence, probably, with tie views Of al! le
principal Europcan powers.n
Inc Augsburg Gazette, undnr die head IF ,,~.ts
list aug. has Tue following lcttcr dated the Sin Ang
"lhe affairs Of The Nlorea are on the eve of -.
Ge"oHe''e"t lbran Pacha, whose march TO NonnI;
a. hoan'a was TO have been seconded by The treaso,e
'"'.cu oy orc Hchizi ana the Archmandrite Of tic
town. VINO taS siuCe been arrested nc enon &C Ia -
us pan G:saPfGhici commenced Its retreat and he &c
10" near InPoiizza in precariols situation. II s
i ' 'eu ht beneiin7 YPsiIanj has already attacked
Hi''i mere more than ih success anil il.,t
even iake2 possession Of tie remains of TripoIizz.
nat what must maize his situation still worse is Tic
plague al CoFaH and IJ1oD, which is said TO race IN ,
'ou''' manner ana to have even spread among the
troops brought by Ilasaian Bey. Missolongi Las bin,
cFto resisted the attacks Of the TURKS who have been
.Spna ., III considerable loss in three attacks On
the 2Gth JDIy, NjuuIis, il is said appeared ,yi 5e
e'' Ceioic hilssolongn and obliged c Captain Paelia
70 raise the blockade by One pat CT lie Ottoman
Other TO The Gulf of Corjnb.n
Extract OF private letter, dated Corfu, August
'".-"Jn the lib Inst. wrote to you by the Courier,
'nu ,oia you ci the assaults made by Rnmei Wales.
S. at Misso!ong in which he lost nearly The half OF
us army and retired in great confusion Oar feet
wch aT'Iy I'd at MssoonS, trumphed over thato fthe
enemy " ;h one Ire-ship the Greeks succeeded in
burning, TWO vessels and