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

strengthen more and more the relations OF good under
stahuinS winch exist between SPAN and the United
States His EXceilencv added that the President had
invested hm with the powers necessary TO settle amica
bly, some differences that had ARISEN between the two
Cover nmCnts.
letter from Corunna, Sept. I4.-"Thc expedition
Tor Havana has yet lett Fcrrol but Is waiting the
arrival of the corvette Discovery. The transports
to be conveyed by sip OF the line, frlgotes 3
and all sorts Of muui,ionsn
We learn, SAYS ihc Journal du Commerce, of Octo-
Der Isl, that MIR Rocalucrtc, Mexican Charge DIES AZ
fares at London, III execution of the provisional ar
rangencn made with the French Government, has de-
sgnated commercial agents, for the ports OF Marsecs
Cete Bordeaux and iayrc who to certify the oIi
gin of Merchandise destined Tor Mexico. i hc French
government its part is To merchants al Vera
Cruz Ararado and ramrco who are To act IN the like
manner with regard To merchandise shipped from Mexi.
co 10 Franco. The agents of beth governments are al
The same time invited to protect BY every means in their
power The commercial interests of the respective go
vernmcnts under which they act.
The Commissioners Of the IIayticn Republic are all
ho'iscd TO treat in definite or lean for only
one sastnent of the Indemnity. This il supposed
VIII be the second inStalmCut, seeing that liaS has
where"lih 70 pay the first. 1t is stated that President
Boyer has dshIndod 10000 troops, .er exhortit,e.
them TO devote themselves TO the cultivation of the
car IT,
lTiLV.-EXtact of private letter OF the 2ih Sept
from Napes:'A second Act of Amnesty for political
offences expected To hC published the 18th October
Our Invcinnen has oI some time devoted lis atten-
ton 10 tie augmentation OF its navy. " thin lew
months the iinc ship the IeSacs and other armed YES
sells lave been launched. Several others re ready for
IaunchiaT. lhc activity prevails in the naval
arsenal Of Gcnoa. Now tlr,t the New World affords
maj tc for the produce and manufactures Of Europc
1t Is natural TO suppose that the Italians particularly
ambitious not to DC tue last 10 open active relations " :t
Anne ica.n
Tax GRErKs.-A letter from Smyrna of tho 7tlI Of
August, received in this city, confirms Tire late adviccs
as |" The favourable turn the Greek affairs had taken
and adds that the loss of the Turks at 1ssoo:r was
/ ilptf If 1i,, Il IL.
Jenna paper. that RCdsChd pacha had collected
troops and was again proceeding rcucw tire sicg, at
Hlissolunghi-his head depending rs capture But
the place open the sea side and has received
large supplies OF provisions, and ammunijion from the
lonan Isles. when the Greeks rctnol Ca!aniata the
Egv p,iaus lost 1900 disciplined troops
According to the latest aiyccs from the East corrs
OF Egyptian troops, SAID to be 5000 strong have landed
IN tie Island Of Gambia. The Turkish feet IS at Su;la
and the Greek combined eel is cruising of CANDIDA in
order TO prevent the Ottoman Admiral from conveying
10 the AurCa the newly arrived .gvptiaus The fem
porary Iuaction OF Ibrahim Pacla, whilst waiting for
eintorceucuts enabled tie Greek Government TO col
Icct large forces in the Morca. Coucotroui has also
received a now corps of picked ncn from RomeIia
country whose soldiers dreaded by Turks.
letter from Trieste mentions rutnour that Ibra
hin facha had received instructions TO declare in case
pi his suhdunG the MGrca, ta his father was inlepru
lent oI t'c Porte, and that the Isle of Gambia and the
Alorca should be governed according to the Egypan
system of administration.
We enabled TO lay before our readers the follow
ing Intelligence from Greece, received BY express from
AnconIa' IL Is addressed to the Greek Dnnutics:-
The Gov ornmcnt hastcns to communicate to Won
the cheering Intelligence e tie successes of the Greek
aiT's both at N!saolonghi, and III CANDIDA
''Nlissoiomgi, pressed by land by porseyegino
and cntcrpFislig enemy, and by by the CONSTANT
nopnitan fleet, which had euccccl 81 in sending into m
port more tIaD 50 boats winch played cit l,c!r artiIio
ry the town. The Greek fleet although IT had sol of
~ time TO assist that fortress, 1, aiueI by contrary
winds and caimS aud h difficulty twenty four vesci-
arrived there on the 22Ed ui' ga Augusi These at
tackled twice the whole of tie cnelnys feet and forced
IL 10 ny ~ shameful manner with the loss Of two briggs
wiircn our scaicm took and burned ana leaving in M!
port lhe Whole Of te.r boats Of vch the Greeks took
the four largest without nufHg them, with al the an
huuitIon ana prov visions which them t!jey de-
5troyed Two othe, beats, and all the rest rcIeatcd to
wards lie shore uieT to batteries and becat!" partly
Prey 10 thc !trmes ani partly taken by thc
Greeks The flight al the cncuiys fleet v A. The more
shameful as they were only opposed by fifteen of our
vessels Has victory wa Obtained between tIlc 2}J
and 2lth nit. (l,h and 5th AUgus) Two DAYS preyi
ousIy tie enemy, being excited by tic besiegcd al Mis-
sOiohghi, who necessarily Go.cd them to t!e combat
and being informed al The Greek feet was conur m
their assistance and dat the place at iGla moment
M great want OF every thing, attack - it severely ON
onr points at the time, having flied IN Tic trench
Is "e' but they we're couragCousiy met and lost more
Gan thousand " hen the enemy ; bc.I,,ln
had been raised, and the place had received e pccco
sars supplies of ammunition nd provisions there came
to ii'c rear OF the the troops Of Iavellas and
raiscai5 and other chiefs Ia the number Of TWO tou
said winch had arrived from the camp 1T Salona aud
winch were preceding 10 ApoCuTon and Carrcnsi
they conquered and drove away The enemy who were
lhcre aud relieved MissolougI and having como 10 an
understanding wh these in tie town on tic 9Th ult
l6f'' Augnst,) they fell from behind on the enemy and
al The same time the bcscgcd made a vehement saily
IRON d!eer' points but Ibis s!ratagem did not succeed
50 wei rs anticipated a. our troops who worn
usidc the place forced to retreat and the bcsicr
CT rc-cntcrcd after having killed 2O0O Of the enemy
troops and taken several pieces of cannon. Our troGns
show The greatest perseverance; they have re-erected
nc batteries which were demolished and cleared the
trenches, where the enemy had filled them nm Thu
AibanIaEs desert from the camp Of Rcdscgnd Pacba
and only 400 arc with hin The same Thing hap.
pened at Saona, where almost all tie Albauia1s re-
turned to Iconny; so that almost all the troops winch
arc now IN Greece are Turks, and DO exceed COO
in number.
Seven Greek vessels remain blocka3ing Patras and
nave just been sent TO assist in the siege Of Prove
sa, and we have published manifesto DECLARING tl,osc
places IN state Of blockade Another part Of The fleet
IS gone 70 intercept thc enemy's division, which we
heard yesterday was proceeding towards Suda or Hall
carra,sus Two vessels were sent, some DAYS since
and three irosps under orr best GI1!oteS to burn tie
fleet III the port Alexandra.
Yesterday, We received intelligence that on the "a