Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.
From Tie .Ne,c- York .qmerica,,, .gorjl i


by the arrival of the Leeds and Pacific we have OIL,
ies to the 10th ult inclusive from LIVERPOOL and 70 the
ilth from London which, though ONLY a day or two
later than those per the New-England, make I'D the
regular series. OF the markets we give what we can
i'u without Vcnturing any suggestions of our own on
subject of such lcksh interest to so many people
Inc London papers are somewhat occupied with and
alarmed at the mutIny of the native troops in India in
relation TO winch we have given article from the ou
rer, that while 1t admits the ,ianger of the eyamnlc
| seems to believe that il has not been contagious
The Times asserts and the Courier denies that the
oPoh CT LORD Liverpool the premier of England, has
undergone change respecting the Catholic question
on Wch he has heretofore been the iDtoerant side
Mr. Huskisson (says the Courier of I2tll rave notice
last night OF motion for the 21st inst of great ;mpor
lance TO the commercial interests OF the countrv II
Inc intention of the right hon. gentleman on that day
to submit CERTAIN resolutions respecting colonial trade
and Tor olag increased facilities to our CONNER
and navigation
orch 14m, Cir, tco o'clock-Consols continue exceed
gy heavy at go for April the opening price was 93
with scarcely any thing doing.
The Foreign Market is equally dull Colombian Bopds
are ~ Nexican 500 81; ditto Scrip, q 3; Spanish Bonds
are 24!3; Greek Scrip, d To 5 dis
reduction has taken place in all the Shares and tho
ma vket seems much depressed
American Stocks, l4th March-U. S. 3 per cts. 80;
per cts. 80 a 1908; bank shares, Ca 10.
PARIS, March l2
Inc Duke of Northumberland, his Britannia Males.
tvs Ambassador tor the Coronation of King CbarIes
has hired the Hotel Gaet Tor the reception of himself
and his numerous suite The Hotel will be furnished
III the most costly style, and his Grace will bring with
hun superb service of plate valued at more than
.el00000.
Prince ieternich is expected at Paris today or to
morrow.
Extract of private letter of the 5th inst from Nh
reinourg:-''We learn from Constantinople that some
OF the Ottoman Ministers had formed the project OF
sending out against the Greeks the greater part of the
Janissares, well those of AndriuopIc as of Cons,ar
tnoPlc but appears that the Grand Yzr dared moi
carry this project into execution on account of the an
tipathy which that soidery have ever manifested when
1T was in contemplation send them into the PeIoponc
su' The sudden intelligence of Several Greek armed
vessels having penetrated into the straits of the Oar
daffcleS has produced strong sensation among fine
| PoPuiace of Constantinopc. division of the Otto.
man squadron was dispatched forthwith to cruze at the
entrance OF the Dardanelles. Ii is rumoured that some
| Turkish vessels have been captured bv the Greox,
under the very forts".
"The following from Frankfort Journal of the Ath
inst! Ii Is said that Council of War is about to be
held at Andranople The Porte has gyen orders Tn
the government agents OF each province TO fet arr tb
tier very considerable depot of stores is to be esta
blshed III tho magazines of that place. Another depo
less considerable is to he formed at Hairupois Ter
leagues from Andflanople. These immense prepara
tons seem to indicate rupture with Russia Beside,
the stores directed upon Andrianope the Turkish oo
vernon of the town of Zoos has received orders pre-
pare magazines for the reception of more than 100000
measures Of wheat and barley the destination of which
private letter from Augsburgi, dated March
says:-"Our spOndcnt at Trieste informs us tina
there are upon the carpet, secret negotiations between
| Sir Frederick Adams and the Greek Government iii
ExCelency, who went from Zaute into the neighbour
hood of the coast of the Morea, had long conference
with two members of the Greek Government
! PARIS, March 14.-The news Of the reduction o.
Patras IS coDradicted by letters from Trieste.
1t stated under the Madrid head of the ID March
that the Captain General Of the Canaries had written
to the Minister of in that Capital under date o.
the Sd Feb. announcing the departure of several Span
sh vessels of war and transports for the Spanish Donin
ions in America
| From Calcutta Calcutta papers, by Captain Whit
ney state that the first DAYS of December last
there was most bloody battle fought at Rangoon.
| 1t appears, from the official accounts of this battle
That the whole military force Of the Burmhan Empr
was engag d, anOunngto ut 900 rner ell arne
with numerous artillery sc. The British gained SIGMA
victory after action Ofseven successive DAYS. by LAM
and water. The natives dispersed, leaving mos
of their artillery, stores, &c. behind them in their flight
At the last accounts, the whole Burmese Coast from
RangoOn TO the eastward, was subject TO the British
! arms
/ From the nature Of the marshy ground and thcl
brush not possible 10 ascertain the loss of the ma
ves, but at least 5000 supposed have been killed
Of300 pieces ordnance Of their army 24O we're left r
possession Of tie Brsh the loss of the British was in