Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-03-11
FOREIGN.
LATEST FRONI EUROpE.

Robinson, in 30 days, from Hlvre, the editors of
the New York Daily Advertiser have received
their files of Paris papers to the 3st of January,
and ilavre papers 10 February LIST.
We are thus furnished with London dates to
Jan. 9Th, which we are informed by the Paris
editors contain nothing ofi,nportance. The re-
cru t. officers are very active to supply the de-
pots for India.
by a stretch of assurance not usual off the
stage, kean, the actor, undertook TO make his
appearance at Drnry lauc theatre in the cIIarac-
ter of Richard III. INN datcy after his trial
tor c1'tD,. con. but much To the credit of the au-
dience, he was received with an overwhelming
noise, turnult, and contempt. As uflen as !ic
attempted TO speak, he was drowned BY hissngs
and outcries completely that scarcely :, word
could be heard or at least understood. The
whole scene disclosed strong and resoite spi-
rit of adherence of the criminalitv of the act
or, and determinations that he should not he
permitted, at least for the present, To insult :Ee
sober sense of the community by showing hn-
self before them as candidate for public APP
plause.
The Frerch Chamber of Peers have heard
two reports the first on religious female comnr-
mites, and the ther on sacrilcgc, being Designed
for the sccur ~ of churc against robbery.
I'm consequence ofthe overflow of students al
our Universities, il is in contemplation To found
Il third University in the nciglbourhood OF Yo. k,
II 'oNtNe> WIZ III tiic NcticTdDic anu cScGlient
Earl Fitzwillian has promised to subscribe
fifty thousand pounds. (Gi05e.)
PARIS, Jan. 3l.--lfwc may trust letters from
Nlaridrd the positive news of the recognition
the South American republics by England, has
produced lively sensation in that capital. II
IS also said, on the authority of letters from Lis
bon, that at the solicitation of Sir WIN. A'Cuurt,
the British Ambassador, King John VI. has re-
cognizcd the independence of Brazil and chang
ed his ministers. The departure of NJ. Hy dc
de Ncuviitc Is attributed to this cause.
/ The Bordeaux Memorial says, t.lt in Madrid
much is said of treaty of commerce between
Spain and England, by which French ships are
to be admitted into the ports of Havana, San
tiago dc Cuba, Porto Rico, sc. al very low du-
ties.
The Augsburgh Gazette states that NJ de,
Wo ustv, who yester a Ina his first 5uda rnce
with the hing at Paris. IN quality OF Amhassa-
dor extraordinary from Russia, is charge by q e
En-" error A!exand II strongly TO urge his Maze ~
Charles 10Th TO let the French army continue IL.
Spain until the tranquility of that country shall
have been entirely restored
The London Courier of Jan. 26!h, saws sit
is feared that new attack of the gout under
which the King suffers, will not permit him 10
open the Parliament III person. Certain vague
| rumorrs are in circulation concerning "A project
/ for INCREASING onr military force. w have no
doubtthat his MaJesty's government are incrcas-
army, iIau we aSStlren t'lat Il e ODG
men for India will be increased 10 at eas 600"
GREECE.
| The Augsburgh Gazette confirms what has
| been already published concerning the party di
! visions existing in Greece: and adds that War
| walk has returned to- the Aforea having bcen
| presented with Turkish decorations. Although
toiocotranis appears 10 have been suppressed.
the Porte is preparing for fifth carrspaign.
In the mean time, she has cashiered or reno
vel t'lcIr DOslS the Dtincinal aciaS Her
wisch T. cha has lost his dignity; and Omci
VrIone who openly treats with the Greeks has
been promoted tn a higher Office which will re.
move him toa distance--but il is not believed
that he will fall INTO the snare which they have
laid for him
which has Just anchored at tie entrance of th
raodsiead brought us the following official intel
iigcnce:-
On the 81 instant, the Greek feet gave =
deadly blow 10 the Egyptian naval forces upo.
| the coast of the Isle or C:ete After (hs victory
Admiral AiiaOulis Vocus, sent to Napufi where
they have arrived. twelve large transport vessels
| having on board 5000 negro soldiers disciplip
ell In European, 400 Arabian stations. and
such quantity of provisions that an ocque (il
oulcts) Ol CT fl &c may be bought for 30 a~as
(3i) and an ocque OF rice for paras. Our fleet
pursued the Egyptian vessels ill within AIexan
dra Smce this expedition, part of our lcct
mas returned 10 hydra. COndOnrlotIS, Prcsi-
dent of the Executive Council, who was there,
immediately sent ofa part Of the garrison of thai
island withag eatnunber ofH ydIi DIS and Spcz.;-
OTIS, who arrived with him at Napoli, from whence
thy viii bear down upon patras. Public reioi-
clngs have sIgnaliscd the issue of one of our most
glorious campaigns. We have the certainty
that IN the late action besides the twelve trans.
ports captured, the Egyptians had fifteen vessels
aud their finest frigate burned
General Constantine Bozaris and Sissinis have
been summoned 10 Napoli by the Government
to concert, II is Supposed plans of attack against
Patras and NegrOpont
aNc0NA, Jan. 1O.-The late victory obtained
oy the Greeks over the Egyptians on the Sd nil.
cost the Mahometans 2 transport vessels laden
with troops, a corvette and brig which were
captured, and two frigstcs, which were stranded
upon the shore of Suda, and afterwards went TO
pieces. w.
AdvIces from the Morca, dated Dec. ~.
state that perfect tranquility is restored in that
country, and that, in consequence Of the ener-
getic measures taken by the Greek Govern
Inent, all the rebels have Observation-Disclosures
from IS said to have justified himself against the
lmpulatIon of having had secret relations with
lorahnn Pacba, and with having been priyy 20
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