Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-04

n'aorc Hamilton, and the resolution OF ,le Greeks to
place themselves under the British protection
The last attempt of Ibrahim against Napo was d.rr,
S and after losing 1900 1890 he was obliged again
10 retire to Tpozza where, faith is to be naeed in ,
reccnt Greek letters from Smyrna canna long ma
himself MEANWHILE fifth division is in Gambia ready .,
embark his support -
he Captain Pacha, aler his reversc eore Missnlnnchi
LOT onaa I" transport reiniorcements the Moea.
= revolt broke ont in Gambia among the Spachiocs will be
Pe'Sco ny Inc Pacha of that island and
f"e"r" UPON the cmbarking of the Egyptian troops
IL stated that young English Physician, or. Clark
had succeeded III ascending the MINT Blanc
an The 2ih August II years since such an atemo
had been made, aud then il failed.
The appearance III the Archipelago, (says tho Journal
ia Commerce of the 2lh Srp of an American suuadron
composed 0i ship of the line and several ig;ltps is fully
rnn,imc, The event, which nj first scarcely excited no.
H" now ivrs Use L" the srangcN suggestions. Ii pre-
'euded at the American government is granting succor
ai assistance 10 tue Greeks, order 10 withdraw them
F'"n the Proectiu Of England; but this apppars To ms
quite Improbable. Tie United States have no interest i'm
me qAis OF the East, and their policy too dis
ttct 10 make probable that they would sacri6 popu
lar enthusiasm their nancy their navy the peace thew en-
10Y, and their gnod understanding with European nations
1T wnud'he great inpfudence their part to expose
considerable armament IN the Mediterranean two thou
sand iras"ts homh home in the midst of French and Eng
fish fleets, that could annilate il we
eau innsine m, tive which could induce wise and
economical government to- keep station in the Mcd-
terrauean We therefore convinced American
government is not concerned rxpeditio-neve he
lass III" vessels of the squadron American is
session of the island o Poro of its vessels has
as said, joined the squadron of the Greek Admiral
Sacthury.
We have given the above article bot because it rel
better than usual in European papers about American
affairs, aud because repeats confidence what has be
lure only been treated at ming the apncar
ance in the Rgeam Sea nf American squadron II is
scarcely necessary say readers that for any ppo
Ses OF assistance is cimppsbc that Mederran
""n squadron have visited the of Greece though
not Impossible, seeing that this report reiterated with
confidence, that it may have made cruise observation
those waters ....-
We are Informed that the governments of France and
England have lately applied to the government the o.
- 10 OBTAIN from IL the models of frigates very
superior construction. The American government did moi
'hnN proper 10 comply with the request of England
the case Of France, answered that it would with
pleasure, opportunity ct acknowledging the services
w aatient AMI generous friend and Immediately ordered
the models asked for TO be prepared 1t said
she BrGudywine fSate, herself beautiful example of the
new constructions and that the has equipped in
o'er 10 reconVey General Lafayette France will bring
these models which the Americans have with such good
S'ace and so mnrf cordiality, granted us.
The above very hpncrypha paragraph fom the Jour
nal ds Commerce.