Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-20
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

"a from Liverpool on the l6th and has brought papers
o that date.
The public sale (uotced in last advices) which took
'lace on Friday, the 10th of August, well attend
ID and all that offered was taken at better prices
nan were anticipated. The range of sales was from
~. To l ID On Saturday, 18th, 1000 bales were
odd, and on Monday 18TH ZOO bales full prices of
Inc public sale. The demand was good and indicated
return of confidence in the market the trade came
orward more readily than for some time previous
AS we feared the pcrnicious and i'll Judged specuIa-
mons IN cotton, bid fair 10 leave the wrecks of many
fortunes in their train. Another extensive house in
Liverpool connected with house in this city has failed
and as other failures anticipated, great consterna
TON prevails in this city. letter from Liverpool
speaks of these failures very distressing cncs, and
says that other houses follow unless the market
speedily relieved. letter from the same place. pub.
lished in the London Courier appeals the capitalists
OF the metropolis TO step forward aud stay the evil and
Says
They need only inquire into tho state OF the case TO
he satisfied that they could embark better cause
or one that promises greater advantages. Nothing is
wanting but animated and extensive demand forcot
ton though only the reduced prices, TO enable needy
holders TO meet their engagements, and prevent the alb
soue sacrifice Of property. The spinners give little
aid to the market they still buy spariugly apparently
afraid TO yield uci of the advantage they feel they
have gained over their less wealthy neighbours And
have we not here convincing proof that the trade is
and has long been, unnatural one; the merchant
all the risk the spinner and the manufactures get
the total of the uhoie P'ott i'll short, 10 use nautical
phrase, they have the complete weather gage.n
1t IS added, however, that Cotton be higher and
that ere long, IN spite of their utmost efforts.
1.-The annual forthcoming Report is now pretty ac-
curatcy asceraIncd; and, taking the consumption al
10000 bags perweek the quantity allowed on all hands
not likely TO have stock al the end of the wear
OF more than 100000 bags Now surprising the next
crops TO fail, thing than probable from the COM
pexion OF the advces both from the United States and
EraZii, what would be the situation of the spnners?-
But tins problem leave for them 10 solve at their lei
sure IN the mean time do not envy their feelings;
they have much 70 answer FOR; they have inflicted the
present distress might and oht 10 have be en- spared:
and what adds 70 the sin, without any prejudice TO their
own Interests but SO il IS aud day Of Tetrbution viii
Gomez
The deJ.s of lie first house that stoned pavnopt in
Liverpool, in consequence of the cotton speculation.
amount 10 upwards OF 100000 pounds sterling
a lourneyman baker in London has Just gained by
Lottery, the baony Of ForIsiecsher in the pTincpay
OF AnsPac; and in possession of 100 600 francs
he irst use lac made OF his riches was TO buy 70 600
loaves of rye bread, which he distributed 10 the mar
with pct of beer 10 each.
GREEoE-It is with the most undisscrnbled satisfac-
on That we are again enabled to announce with much
confidence, Intelligence from Greece the most
nay glorious character. The dark cloud Which lover
ed portentousy over the Norea has we lave reason n
hope. been dspeI!ed The details of this intelligence
will be found below If true the defeat Of the Egypans
has been signal; and the success of the Greek arms
elsewhere, must terminate this fourth and most formi
daolc campaign. While ndulgins however in these
expressions OF eXutatIon must still allow room for
disappointment as the Austrian Observer of the LIST of
August contains an article said 10 have been furnished
by person who visited the fleet of the Captan PacIa
which represents the Greeks TO be on the yerpe of rpn
and treats the accounts, unfavourab!e 10 the Turks
which have been published being for the most part
mere deiuslons The Courier speaks doubtingy che
cause although the same facts are stated unon tho
incr'ty OF various rorSUn7 arriving Ieghorn from
Hydra cyprus, &c vet there is Deficiency of dates and
names Oh places. ihshowever (it is very Justly add
not sunicent 10 throw dscredit upon the concur
rent accounts which have been received few dave
will probably determine the matter nv e,nnIr;no. -
with the Official intelligence if so great yciorv has
icdiiy oecn acheFeo'" letter. moreover, from Con
staninople of July 10, appears already to anticpae
,e ue'eaI. Says;-"We generally suppose here that
lur ANN acha must retreat from the interior of The
horea as lie has neither provisions nor ammunition
necessary TO maintain his advanced position besides his
iorce originally never exceeded 1000 an army bv no
means equal TO the Undertakings
SPAIN-Advchs from Madrid are to the 18th Julv-
he necessity of having experienced officers in the cos
which going America has induced the Minister Of
ar 10 employa great number belonging to the ancient
army VII" mare mol yet undergone any sentence of pu
cation
1t is said that battalion of the Cd F2agt or tho e
Line has evolted at Saint Andera consequence Of their
having received orders 20 embark for Havana They
were disarmed howeve!, aud compelled to embark
News from the Spanise ontiers to ,e 3ls, states tina,
the Irapps has been arrested Logrono md sent under
good escort to Pampeluna; mention is made also of the
HE GREEKs.-A correspondence from General Roche
given IN the Pa papers dated from Napo iii BONANZA
the last letter being Of the 18Th of June addressed 70 m
society established AZ Paris ia ,vour the Greeks De-
tas are GTen 81 the progress Of r Egyptian troops of
Their having taken possession of Camata aud Tuoiz2o
and ot he bufniheS and barba devastntons which
spreads general desoatou and would if continued reduce
the Peop0r esus 10 desert;
On the 10Th June lbrahim Pacha Appeared before Ma
poll d Romana; and began attack at five in the NOR
nls on anlnpoant r"'woit, called the Nils which was
defended by Prince psanti small body OF Greeks,
AIDED by the counsel and presence C General Rorhc The
Egyptian forces consisted Of 5000 infantry and from 10
700 cavalry In spite Of tire great Inequality Of nunbc,s
the post was bravery maintained by tine Greeks and after
resolute resistance against all the attacks oil the ab
rams 'he9 spccreed, At citit in the evening in dyiu1
away Nv mn facha still The loss OF four hundred
lie directed hi, retreat b. the road winch c 10Th 10 Tn
poiiz27 "nd tai7maia ana IL expected the want oe
pr ovisIois wo"d force him wholly withdraw while the
Gueas were ordered 20 follow and harass his march in
every possible wav.
Several dated Trieste, @6h uii give most nor
ant Intelligence and hope. from circumstances
entitled 70 credit Two vessels had arrived from ,I
Levant with nearly similar reports respecting Great
ses ~ the Creeks OF diem had been spoken bv an
Austrian vessel off Cape Ma;apar tie other by Gyeck
cruiser The Captains had reported that the Creeks had