Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-21

lie Hrst sha!t ri the Tunnel under The Thames lad
Oec7 sunk TO its intended Depth viz so fcet-oO fee;
Dcio" me bed OF the river, and the work was proorcs
sing with every prospect of success
iee iiayten enjoys had arrived i'm France 10 ncro-
ci1te loan, III order TO fulfil the conditions of the
ordnance Baron NlacIau had been created a Rear
Admiral. ~ S
40 less than fortylye companies have been formed
of the Globe fu"''o'
he@a was 10 cavc Liverpool for this port on .hc first
OF October in the ship Nc.v York
~ me iire per cent Hamburger Loan Of Il OOO OAo of
oanco' IS stated will he paid of the Ist of
!'i"rch next Tie holders will ayetnc Onion of
ing Ii exchange i per cent. stock at par
-, ~ l'"ERpooI, Sent. 10.
he - ihan Penn. Dixey at this port, on the 10Th
N'' in i ar ion To- %, discovered two wrecks one
OF WHICH proved 10 be the Sharo Jones from p,iai,I
Fa inc Uata, ont days. She capsizcd in ~ale .Gor
cutting "iTay both mass and paying out cable 70 keen
her heard 10 the wind. The crew had lust pone bn,,r
Whe she turned o"er--tvo of The Owed through
fhe !or2casc AMI gained the wreck where one of enn
George - had remained seven days, but was so ex
haus;cd when captain Dixey took him OF the wreck
e'at he only lived few hours. T., other wreck was
ihe brig Traveller, of Blstoir with cargo of lour
';ais and hrcat-hcr foremost and boyspr!t were
SstnuinS anu there was found board Of her Joscph
Wright, '7ho had SWAN from the keel OF the scbr S,
ron, and had been FIVE hours in gaining the brig where
I've maj heen two days. and having found provisions had
gained strengths.
ln'!. arrived ti:s morning. The news from Greece
which they contain is satisfactory, and we sincerely
hope 1T viii be confirmed. 1t is stated that the arents
q! an European Power had attempted TO produce the fall
Q! Aisso!nShi by misrepresentation of the state of
affairs IN the MOTca; bat tic Power which they raore
scented is not mentioned The following, arc extracts.
iRiEsrr, August 2i--Ictters from Corfu ofila ! u.
August, and from Lante of the Glib which perfecIv
agree with each Other, state that the 3lst July I'd
oi Angus The second attempt carry N.issolonrhi nv
Storm was iadc BY Eedschl Pacha on the sen side
ine Greek reParts estimate the force OF the Turks ta,
sado the attack hy land, at $4,000 men and that on
Tie sea side at 1905 who approached in Oi boats and
RATS. ite garrison however rcpused every attack,
and aiauS who hal fastened the spot with Greek
squadron Is stated 10 hare burat during the attack
inTbISh irgate and two briggs, and 10 have taken
s:i AMI nine boats full of troops The Greeks esti
mate The loss Of the Turks at 900 .lcn.
according 10 thG accounts. the CAPTAIN paoha
@er these events, adretrci 10 aras and seems since
10 have entirely Jeff the coasts of Western Greece
since. according letters from Zante of August G. If
a. asserted at e had been seen from that island steer
ing Surithwar>i..
Before iie Turks attempted the second assault the
agents OF European power cndeavoured to persuade
TIE inhahitautsof "isso!onghi 70 surrender assuring
them that the lnsrrccton entirely put down in the
'oTea &iictsqecks however gave no credit TO this
assurance, bat declared at they were resolved either
10 conquer or To dc. The schooner, on board which
these European agents were, then Ydre,y from the
!hrnour to ta;EGa and was witness TO the defeat of
thcTur!is.