Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-27
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LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
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From NE Yer York Dciiy .licerfis,r
Yesterday the ship Courier Captain Hudson, arrived
at tins port from Liverpool from which place she sailed
on The 9TH of August bringing us, from correspon
dent Liverpool paper OF that date, the London Cou
rier Of the evening OF the 9TH, aud London Shipping
List of the same date
Our correspondent IN letter OF the 18th says
"Our Cotton Market still remains very ow' and he
does not mention any failure.
The last accounts f;om Greece seem to render still
more probable the capture Of ibrahm pacha.
From he London Co,rIcr, .9ug,st5
| We have before us The official ordinance of the
hng OF France, declaring the full and entire iuepen-
denCc of the Government Oi 81 Domingo. Ii is GU
rious document, and, like The Commonwealth of Con
S0te 1.-THE latter end of il forges tue bcginningn In
TACT, the anxiety ioassert Inheorv what rcuounccd
IN practice, or in other words, unite substantive act
Of authority with the mere phantom oil led 10
whimsical tumble The cnactmcnts OF this ordinance
hus, for example. il begins with orlanng that the
ports OF the French part Of ST. Domingo are open 10
the commerce of all nations, if it really depended on
the VIII OF rance what ships should be allowed 10 visit
the ports of its former colony. Its in this way that the
principle OF legitimate sovereignty is supposed TO be
maintained: principle whose .'dipnitvn as we learn
from the Lto', would have been compromised By ne
gociatlnr treaty with the Iiavtian Government ne
we did with TIC United States when we acI,noU I,drcd
their independence. Wcll-be it so. The manner of
the thing does not signify much when the end sourh IS
ciectually secured We confess, however there is a
iooseness in the wording OF this Contract which, if
Trace could ever have motive recede from here
after, would seem 10 afford her the opportunitv 1--WE
grant" saws the Ordinance, to the actual inhabitants
OF The French part Of the Island of St Domingo the
iu!i and entire independence OF their Government
ihIs more like bargain which gives life interest
ONLY TO the oartics in whose favour it is made than
solemn and unconditional surrender ofsov ereignty now
ana tor ever. circumstances, grant, make the act
as nal and as secure, ii could be rendered bv the
most precise terms; besides which, the honour and good
faith OF the French nation pledged to the real pur-
port OF the transaction
From The .Nc,r- York National .qdrocafe.
By the ship Couriar Capt. Hudson, arrived Yesterday
from Liverpool, the Editor of the National Advocate
has received the Liverpool Courier of the 18th Au-
gust.
will be seen by several extracts from different MA
ceS tat TIC accounts heretofore published relative 10
me defeat at lhIahm Pacha appear to be fully confirm
co. lie London sun or the 9TH August. SAYS II et
tiers received this moment from Corfu of july 18Th and
Hante OF the 7th confirm in every respect the defeat Of
lbraim Pacha, and of his being wounded but not can
tured.
The Alegemeine Zeitnng of the 9th AUGUST has tho
following intelligence relative the war between the
rcets and Turks the greater part of which seems 10
conhrn the reported capture of Ibrahn Pacha All
Inc principal facts have reached by other channels
at various periods during the last fortnight IL
that the late dispatches from ConsantiDople who're
wholly silent respecting the Iumoured defeat of Ibralm
Pacha.
Under the head of Leghon August lst. the follow
ing statement given:-'The capture of Ibrabm Pa
gusIn commanding the Austrian commercial brig called
lie Soe9liature. coming from Constantinople. who
arrived on the 30th of July in this port and was boarded
on the 9Th Query 18th N. S. or 26ih near HYDRA, by
Greek man ofwar the captain ofwhich told him that
Isramm Pacha had been taken TO Hydra Captain
Couture, commanding the French co amercial brig La
ontnance, from Cyprus which arrived this morning IN
the roads of Leghor has also declared that the cap
ture OF IbTahm pacha was known at Cyprus at the
moment Of his departure. But neither of these cap
iais could give the particulars OF the events in conse
fns"ce OF which ibahim Pacha has been taken prison
or by the Greeks
We understand the Cotton Market remained station
ary no c'lel failure had taken place
LONDON. August l5,-Sir Hudson Lowe late Cover
nor Of ST. Ieleua, is appointed second in command al
Ceyion
Capt ClaPPerton, r. n. accompanied BY DIR. Wilson,
ana captain Pearse, II. n. accompanied by Dr. Nor.
rson will embark in the BrazeD, 2G Captain George
Willis to-morow for the purpose of proceeding to the
Bght OF Benin, and commence their Journey thence into
the interior Of Africa, the former party takip@ the
course TO- the newly discovered city of Sowdau the lat
ter 10 Imbuctoo-( Hampshire Telegraph.