Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25


concert Produced $3.50 fl. ~ Caen, few days ago.
2OO0 e. realised by concert one was also given
at Boulognc surNler, the receipts which have not
learned. AZ Berlin tue sums received from different
parts OF Prussia are considerable that the Branco
Committee have found necessary TO separate, from
tue London and Paris Committees, and establish an IN
dependent society.
ISLES OF THE ARCHIPELAGO.
SYRIA, June S.
"lbrahim raverses conquering march the whole of
tile Pcloponcssus without finding any where the least resis
tance. having divided his army into three columns,
he directed upon Megopeeaa convent fortified by
art aud nature, in which is tepuscd the wealth of the
principal families in the Moca. The. Arabans made
themselves masters OF IL after having taking great num-
Der OF prisoners The other column marched Mistra
where it encountered opposition. The Greeks fly all
ans Those the province Xaconia could only fluid
safety in escaping on board the Spczzot ships.
hrahim has gone to Parthen, in order march thence
either On Corim, Napoi N Romara. In this latter
place Colocoroni is opposed To the ouneo,s who possess
the fortress OF Paloide The government is likewise di-
viied into two facons
The measures taken by the Hydoics aud Spe.zioes
contradictory The latter because their ships can
ce'vc ther whole populations ready 70 fly. The Hy-
drios on the contrary obliged remain island
the inhabitants of which could received on board
Their ships BY this detection of the Spezzois, the little
courage which remains the Greeks will he extugused
All the Egyptian squadron is anchored before Nuvali-
no. where II expects the Captain Pachn.
The English corvette. the Rose, 29,
OF My, Turkish figates coming from the Dadanellcs
and proceeding t. the Eche Neuvc.
nc t.nslsh Col G"iion, it is said, had arrived Ma
poll ii Rnmaua, with money two cateoes of provi-
sons Forty families flying from Azacaa, aud repuiSed
from Hydra, have been refused landing Cego till they
could gve according to the order OF the English Govern
lnen the guarantees required from emstan,s. The inha-
Hants OF :enIdhi have experienced the lot Many
OF The latter have pehei lying their boas. Syra is
Tranquil, but at the departure of the squadron,
force will proceed Hydra aud eyta will thus be aban-
doned To tue mercy of the Brigands.
"Commoore Hamilton, pa ssing on the 4th bv ,ri,to
ioumd nj the point about boats there m,oorcd.-
They COMMUNICATING two famous Captains vssr Crest
otr, with their satellites.
lpre has aI II,,jv
wa'!ikc stores, scntby the Dutch Committee
Franz TIE London Corrier. .T.Iy l..
40 THE EDITOR.
SIR nave seen to day in your paper a copy of
letter which received from Sir W. Scott some years
ago rs have always thought, and still think tiattbe
publication of a letter without the knowledge of its
writer IS breach of confidence beg leave to declare
that perfect stranger 10 H. Mr. GosseIin Pa
risan BOOKSELLER and the editor of INV translation Inc
novels o the author of Wacer{y, in visit to London
yc requested of me that letter only as an OBJ
lect "i curiosity; and as did not attach any Importance
10 II, gave 1t matter of course have been very
much surprised, after such interval of time 10 hear
that he had caused fac i'c of be made and in
serted Ia new edition OF the said novels. II that Cir
euisancc wound the feelings of any one, nobody can
be more sorry for than and have written TO
Mr. Gosselin 10 express him my dspeasare at an act
10 which he has never been authorised b. me. have
'e HONOUR 10 oe Dir, your most oSedcnt humble SER
want, DEFAUCONPRET.n
No. ,, Robert street gIainstead road
July -.
Tile celebrated ship Ba,on ]eenfre,ov-This i'm.
Inense ship, the largest perhaps built was it will
be remembered lost in the fall OF the last year on the
French coast when she had crossed the Atlantic bound
from Canada for London. She exceeded tie magnitude
OF The Columbus which oil 5000 tons measurement
as the Baron measured upwards of 5000 tons, which is
nearly double the measurement of oil our LARGEST
ships fine line As she went down on the flat coast
near Gravelincs and broke mp The sand, almost the
whole OF the cargo Climber and deals was saved; and
so also were tie masts and spars, and parts Of hull
as the mighty mass of timber became severed bv the
weather or sea, or which when opportunity offered
were broken up TO be towed into harbour. The prin
c'pal part of the cargo, Sc sold in France but
large part OF has been brought to this Country not on
board ship, but, being strongly bound by ropes and
Chains as RATS, have been towed the ocean by
steam vessel Two Of these RATS left France on
Thursday last and safely within the gates of the
Commercial Docks. Rohelitie, on Saturday last
these rats contain from ID COO cubic feet of Tim
ber On the toy of one of them came the Barons fore
mast, single tree of between 80 and 90 feet in lennih
and OF propo'iona,e grit II is rough as when grown,
except the bark and allowed to be a very fncsticl
MIR. TopliiF writes that he has been favonrad by
capt Williams of the brig SuItana, WIKI Malta pa