Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-07
TDlsGIGN
T. irESr FROM ROPE.
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/ from Liverpool, and Montana, Captain Smith,
| from ii;wrc, have arrived at this port. We
have received our regular supply of Lon;iu;
AMI Paris papers To The PSI, OF November, III
vcrpocl 10 the 2:iih, ami lIav:c to the 18th, nil
!acinsive. There is no political news oil mo-
incnt except the fact Of the Greek leet being al
Che mouth III the Darjanc!lcs, thereby cutting
OF the supply from COn>tan:inupl3. Several
'slp,! destructive fires ;,ai taken placc al Edn-
1urgh. some account oi winch is given below.
Lisbon Gazettes 10 the 18th of November
had reached London, but were extremely un-
interesting. An 2n5a:go !r1,i been laid on ali
vessels IRON Charleston ami New-t,feans.
spain Is rcpi esrntci IN Il yer, distracted
state. rs an evidence ri the way OF doing bu-
sin'ts' III that unfortunate country, wa STATE the
!oiiawiny f;lots:-A priest was shot at MiIritI
,nr having given an Asylum for nic night to
Thomas SaeZ chief of the Pariizans. \ nsn
.ictci Of killing a !'rcnch;nAn, was con-
dcmnei to the galilcs for eight years.
The h'ng of France has Published an ordi-
nance for the couvocation OF the chambers OF
Peers aud Deputies on Wednesday the I'D OF
December.
Gy aivices from Constnntinople to the 2lst of
1ctobcr' II appears that city in the great
est CONSERVATION. The Greek cct was at the
oi iiia DardanCitcs, and mad consequently
cut oil the supply of corn and provisions. The
the liverpool Mercury, now the winter is adj
vancing, as nearly closed, aIs! never was there
a protfactcd contest more honourabie 10 a PEG
pie tila' ~ the G"cciis. They have recently
been successful on shore as we'll as at sea; and
such arc the parazing ELECTS oi their victories
ON Their brutal enemies, that the Turlsis!, Empire
may BIZ said 10 be shaken 10 It's Gaec.
French Funds, Nov. 2i.-Fve per cent. Con
soils i0lt. Coo. Bank Actions 1854.
hoe >.,,,tI, ,I.;..
conway. abolishing the Office OF the Vice Royal
ty OF the Prince Royal. 1t had caused some
excitement i'll the publio mind.
The King at Prussia has 02cn married to the
Countess Augusta OF HarracIz.
n letter from 5ayon"e of the l7til saws, that
tie two Swiss Regiments WINCH had been ia gar
riSon at that place Tor many months were 10 set
ont Immediately for Dou:ges, there To receive
new instructions; it appears also that two other
SWISS Regiments would soon loliOw. 1t is sur
mise! that these troops are TO pass into the scr
vice o! the King OF Spain.
The Glasgow Journal says there is no pros
Pcct at present OF any agreement between the
!ropfei0rs oi Cotton " orl<s and the operai, es.
ne oilers who were So successful III their
combination have proposed an offensive and de-
!cnsIrc alliance with the cotton spinners.
i1i"Na's List of the 2,5't, contains Il long ac-
connt oi disasters on the coast, but we find ony
eN, a
vessel supposed the Marquis Wellington, Bax-
ter, from Belfast for New Orleans, Ind been
wioctic on the coast Of Wexford, and il was
lcaEed ti!at ..i2 Grey AM passengers amounting
10 about 80, iiad :'erl-iIel. Among inc pas
sengcrs were 5oTafa! respectable merchants.
GA The 9TH OF November, u ire broke ont
| IN house in ;Iigilstrert, Edinburgh, winch
spread with hi ;. ul rapi:!i:y. In the course of
Two hoars, three ranges OF i story Buildings were
enveiupei in flames. The fakes of fire were
carried to great distance III consequence of Z,
violent gale, SOME Of which fell upon Church
'ieePie, situated about 2JJ yard, from ine orr
%'nai scene az C0niiagratOn. Notwithstanding
The active cXcriiois of the tiremcu and citizen,
Generality, the ire was not got under ill the
buildings comprised III the distance OF 200 yard,
were Consumed. The strep!c was in flames Tor
Tie space of two honis, ANA then fell through,
the roof of the Church, which was very much
INJURED. More ;hai 100 families were left dcs-
tItute by t',is IHct.nci;a!y conlagration.
The London papers oI The Goth give further
particulars OF this disastrous ire. Ii appears
that the danes we're communicated TO bous,.
III Permanent Close, both sides OF which were
destroyed Owing TO the violence of the wind,
1T was impossible TO arrest its progress. The
streets Ia the neighbOurbOol presented most
appalling spectacle, being filled with furniture
aud goods which were protected by Young and
/ old from the rapaCity of thieves. 4 great mum
Der OF carts were III readiness 10 remove prouer-
| iy from the buildings in the neighbDrhood Ow-
ing TO the falling Df the walls, and the conster-
nation which was consequently caused, many
persons were more or less injured. The mum.
Der Of families who were thus deprived of their
! homes and property, exceeded three hundred
/ independent of the hundred by tic disaster in
| High-strcet
a battle had been fought between Cannon and
| Hudson, and was maintained with bloody OBJ
stlnacy for sixteen rounds, when Hudson was
unable TO ''cone to timer Both men were
Carried from the stage inscnsiblc. 1t was re-
/ ported that Hudson had expired :!
! The Typbus fever was prevalent i'm ManCbes-
ter, aud several individuals had fallen victims tc
its violence
! LIVERPOOL, Nov. Cove lave experienc.
Cd good, though less animated demand for
/ Cotton this week, and the market remains stca-
~. The total sales from the 2OGI 10 last even.
ing inclusive, amount 10 about 1000 bales. Up
/ lands atfrom 81 70 o. Orleans u TO lid Sea
Islands iG5 20 Gid; Turpentinc to Is per cwt
Mr. FAUNTLEROY.
I IoNDoN, Noy. 2l.-rhs morning the arru-
ncHt on tbc writ Of error was resumed by Mr.,
| Brodcrick, before the Judges. The chamber
/ was afterwards cleared. The Judges proceed
cd with closed doors 10 consider their Judgment:
anI the decision was against the objection urged
BY Mr.. Brods rick. in favour Of Mr.. Fauntleroy.
! "Iioba mi Trarcilcr Office, hglf pqsi o clock.
eat Eve minutes after i've O'Clock, tue Psiyy
Council broke up after long dclibcraiion. aud
/ the Gna result was that Henry FaunlierCy is "a
DC EXECUTED on Tuesday next.
LOSpoN, Nov o. Disastrous orad esiensire
;jrc at E,iinbTrh.-W have this week to re-
cord the most calamitous and destructive FIRE.
o. rather series Of fires, ever experienced in the