Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-18
FOREIGN IMTE1nIeEMcN
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FROM ENGLAND


New YORK, August Eve have received by the
packet ship York., Captain he Cost, London papers
10 The 2Sd,'nd Liverpool to the 25,h OF june incl,-
sve,-Nr. Canning introduced a motion in the House
OF Commons on the 18th. the object of which was
10 release AL the grain in bond 'the produce of
any British possession in North America or elsewhere
out OF Europe now IN wa.ehousc in the United King
dom, or which may be entered at any port thereof
before the first day of May, 1928" home consu
ton, on payment of certain specified on duties
The proposition was subsequently, passed The Corn
Market had been affected by this proposition, corn
having fallen from IS TO IS.
change of ministry has taken place in PORTUGAL
which is considered favorable 10 The Liberals IL
10 have originated from nearly the same cause
which produced line recent changes in Great Britain
"A dislike OF a leading minister, by Lis colleagues.
General Saldenha is 20 continue minister of war; and
the Marquis Pa;neia lat present Ambas to this
country 10 the Secretary of State for the Home De-
par'ment OF the rest of The ministers little or no.
thing is known.
Licerpool Markets, Juae 90.
Cotton Wool-Tho import this week is very large,
amounting 10 not fewer than 90 ,327 bags and the sales
are somewhat limited, not exceeding 1850 bags, at
barely last weeks prices, viz 100 Sea Islands at I05
10 i5I-3+60 Bowels AT s. TO 7d-129O Orleans
at TO &t-235o Alabamas, &c. So 10 gid.
The following is an extract of letter from Trieste
dated The Sd June:
The Acropolis still, held ont on the 10Th Of May ,c
ter tho sanauinary defeat of the Greek atny Twas
reported at syria that the French Admiral de Eony and
Coia Hamilton had arrived AT the Pireus the pr pose
obtaining an honorable capi,uaiion for the brave
defenders of the ACropols, but the Serasier was not
disposed 10 grant it, No circunslantal details OF The
unfortunate events which have taken place under the
walls OF Athens yet 5nown--it is only ascerfaneJ
that The T5t attack OF the Greek, against the camp of the
turks promised the mos; happy result. but the Scras
kler having, during The action received reinforce
ment OF 5000 men, the Greeks were compelled to sur
render. Alas! il is no longer possible FOR Us to
doubt the defeat othe Greeks before Athens; Ills sad
news is confirmed from all quarters.
IL Is affirmed that the details given in the German
journals are incorrect: but ii is too true that $500
Greeks have persisted. At the last adsices 5000
GreeKs under Cen Church. surrounded The heights of
PhaeIes. On the IGth Of May (ten days after the
defeat of the Greels) the Acropo still! he Id ont II
was said that 1000 Greeks had marched towards Aso.
nato TO the north Of the Pyreus in order 10 attack
the Turks in the rear whilst the other corns should
attack them in front On the 4th Karaisl.ahi attack.
ed The Turks and persisted, together with three hum
dred OF his On The 9Th, the action took place
with the troops Tho had effected landing 5000 men
sent by ko,scd Pacha, attached Them and the defeat
OF the Greeks horrible; of % PhiIheIlcnes 10
were killed. Lord Cochrane escaped with difficulty
oy swimming TO one OF his vessels and General Church
ID railaying the Greeks, narrowly escaped capture.
This disaster is the fatal, as the Greeks had by
great cxerons, embarked force of 20 coo men TO 4.
'hens-tha the expedition, well conducted < that
the Seraskier should have been attacked on both sides
at once. 1t was the Turkish cavalry that threw the
Greek! ranks confusion All the Greek fleet assis-
ted at the Decentralization. very honorable capitu-
iation having been offered to the Greeks who were
shntup IN the Acropcs they replied that if the Pacha
wanted their arms, he should come and fake them
but that they would only surrender the citadel with
their lives. On the !G! Lord Cochrane was seeking
reInorcements among The islands Of the &rchircago
The Austrian Observer OF the 10Th, contains the terms of
capniatIon offered 10 the Garrison of the citadel hce
by the Scrasker, the solicitation of Cant lie Blanc
commander of the French ffigate Juno On the iay after
Inc terms had been sent Into the garrison, the following
spirited answer given:
ave tina nix you for the trouble which Won have taken on
our account The captuaton proposed by the Scrasker,
and offered to us through you, speaks Of subjects Of the
Porte; there are none Lcrc Greeks resolved TO live
die
off the seraskis: desires have our arms he has only
to come aud take them by force
I'VE have the honor salute Won.
(Signed)
Nicholas Kriesioti. Gerasmi PHO
Stats Kazikoiamili, Niro Zsci,ar it,,
Dion Rumorfapou!d, : yi,cb,
J. Mammuli, N;itros 7 aL,a
- he Acr"p"s Of Athens, 3Oh April (I2h Mayo 1927"
kenn played sfatuitously at WortIg on the 10Th June
TO house containing ESQ 1t is said inc had recovered
his strength, and his way London TO ATTEMPT the
stage there more.
Among the cfhc day, in London, was the mar
riase OF the young Duke OF ST. Abams to the old Mrs
CguS. lie IS aged t'ccniy fec-shc wavcrimg between
Gj1y and Siriy.
4 dinner was given to Mr.. BrougIam, on the 18th
June, at Liverpool II being understood that he was en-
gagged IN cause to be tried there he was invited by
number OF the most respectable inhabitants TO n
public entertainment. The number OF ladies admitted
was as great as that OF the gentlemen. After the
hcaitS Oh ule Aing and Lord High Admiral had been
drunk the following toast given with great an
Plsuse:-''The peo?e--the only legitimate source OF
all power" On MIR. Brougham's health being drunk
he made speech longer than any of MIR. Claws
Hore5 Liverpool Advertiser says-''It is gratifying
to observe that all the contained in tbe Pro-
yinciai papers we'll from the manufacturing as from
the agricultural districts, of the most favorable
character In the former, find renewed activity:
in the latter, every promise Of an abundant
Accounts from Paris Of the 18th, state that one of
the squadons against Agiers sailed from Toulon on
Inc Gth INST 1t consisted of the Pr0cjce, line Of ba
tie ship the 4uro and Cy5elc gatos, besides sew
eral smaller vessels.
From the Liverpool Com Chronicle, June g.
Decisirs jo,y IN Tie rcucwaioCMe 1nrtrica TRUE min
jamaica, &c.
by the Customs Amendment Bill, now before the
House II 10 be enacted that "as By The law of nay
gation foreign ships permitted TO import INTO the
british possessions abroad goods, The produce of the
countries 10 which the ships belong and TO expert in
said ships, from said British possessions, goods to be
carried TO any foreign country whatcvcrn This Bill