Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-13
FOREIGN INTEI,nIGENcE
VERY LAVE FROM ENGLAND-

Ei,os of the Commercial Advertiser have received conf
o ies OF London papers. The latenrss the hour
pelS us To DC very brief evening.
harketS-We have received our letters but we UNI
ders'and that Cotton which heen selling al I'd
was down TO 7-8 when tie New York sailed.
Ahe Duke ot Wellington succeeds the Duke York
in commando Of the army, and has intention
OF retaining the whole OF the Dukes official establishment
The latest advccs iom Portugal the 18th of jan
uaTy The Morning Herald of the 3Oth, contains long
and Interesting letter from special correspondent,
Lisbon to furnish Information for that paper Accor-
ding this letter the British troops hated by the low
classes and have been coldy received by the upper
ranks.
The arrival OF small French squadron Lisbon had
created much speculation for few days, but de-
paredon its voyage "a carry minister to Brazils, aud
| 10 reinforce French squadron in ;iot quarter.
The writer before speaks OF another victory by the
Villa Flor over the rebels; but he
says the operations generally contemptihc feels
ashamed that he cannot send interesting news
the Editor Of the Morning Herald, most of the
news which has already heen published England. as from
Portugal was evidently manufactured in London.
S"me difficulties exist between the Portuguese Govern
nsn and Loud Bercsfori, aud it is said he is about
enquishng the idea Of taking the comma nd Of the por-
tuguesc ay previous TO his departure his return to
En- gland.
IN Lisbon and to contribute ITS Subscription the grand
collection made on the part of the Church SPAIN and
the rest OF the kingdom, tc resist the constitution
Many hroiis had occurred between the British soldiers
ana The Portuguese and the former had been as
sassnaied These attributed to b,oils in
The wine houses Where bottle OF eXcellen, wine can
nc drank by every body To remedy the evil, however,
the British officers have directed soldier have
pint of wine witt, his dinner f"Who would no, ue SOL
1ief.''l
The British troops already in Portugal amount to 5000
These will be sent into the disturbed districts three iv
ions But the writer of the letter before says this force
will be altos either inadequate TO hold the country
The better opino" is, that the of Portuguese
rebels desperate. The Marquis of Chaves, defeated
has been compelled 10 withdraw the frontiers, aud must
soon retreat into Spain.
The Spanish army moving upon the Portuguese
frontier, and the and mules. &c the Portuguese
side of the line, had been purchased up and driven into
Spain.
Madrid dates 'an. 18Th. a Manifesto had been
issued from the War Department the Comma
chief of the different provinces. In regard Poueal
isIdcciey pacific itspeaks of the "magnanimous King
of England"
Were Spain much disposed attempt the pros
traton of the Constitution in Portugal her gies would
be paralzed by the dscontents of Constitutional PAL ty
home. indeed according letters frGm Madrid, col
of Cons,uiionalss, consisting of abo; 800 men, had
landed the of Malaga. The Governor of the
Province aud the RnyaliSt Volunteers stated have
gone in pursuit uf them, and have taken SO Who
it is added, Immediately shot.
The French government has actually Withdrawn the
Swiss Regiments from Madrid.
The following is extracted from letter from one of the
Portuguese Deputies: The Don Miguel has sent To
his brother Don Pedro W. tie original uvita,on-ihe
oath taken at La Serna, and the other papers him
by the rebels in Spain, calling him to the absolute
ereignty of Portugal with solemn protest, wholly disap
proving of such attempt MS his best and faithful
subject, which officially transmitted to the govern
ment, and by Austria TO its Minister at Lisbon"
TIE observation-disclosures papers the 93h Of Jauua
~, iufom that the Wassenar ship of wrecked
on theDutch the 10Th. Egmond. The storm
violent. How many other officers and had been
lost. not known. The Waterloo ship of War, also
went ashore Of the outlets of the river Een off
the island Of Botthum. Both had sailed Cor Java; with
troops The third ship Of The same expedition the Zeal
ander, was driven into .hc Downs.
The mortality GIoninsen does decrease so n,uci,
as expected om the change o the weather; thirty Sc
deaths reported om the 12i to the 9th of Jam
,f,ct.n .I,
faIc.
THE Greshs-Ey the letter below, from NJ. Eynari
at the he al ri the Greeks Committee at Geneva, appears
that the Greek is frightening.
The Greek trigate Hope, called the "Dccatur Mil
iinois, arrived at Napo the 9th of December. She
was received with urea, enthusiasm. Miauls took COM
nand of her, and Inc Gazette says, gall
liant admiral had already, accompanied by the of the
oia, attacked tho Egyptian fleet, aud captured several
vessels laden with ammunition.
The paper that W. Eynarl has received by
way of Aucona, letter from SPezzia Of Dec, 2f, which
confirms the complete defeat Of Redschid Pacha and the
delivcrance OF all Upper Greece, from Thessaly
kaaiskaki, and the other Greek Commanders the head
OF army, in pursuit of the harbarans.
Another column of Rumflets had entered the Morea,
marching agans; libra him Pacha, who being beaten at
every point, had been obliged quit the plateau Tpo
liza and to to hIodun.
Letters from Marselcs say HAT Lord CoChrane is al
ST. Tropcz, aning brig Of 400 tons, making active
Preparations 10 join the Greeks, with considerable amount
Of funds.
letter is mentioned ftom Lord Cochrane the Greek
IN ~hCn nc iat tue time approach
ing when he will their relief, and that he may
expected in the NIorca, in the month of March
GENEVA, Jan. l3.-M. Eynafd lately addressed to the
NouvClst Yaudois, the following Of the happy Ind
important which lie has received from GIcrce:
"Snce the letter which had the honor to write the
Committee of Lausanne. tho i7i Of January s should
perhaps he December) have received letters
from Ma pn di Romamia OF the 12tI, 18th and 18Th of
December All of them bring favorable to Greece
of which the following is the substance:
C"IoneI Heideck writes nearly in the following
safer atisnins passage, and some dangers, arriy-
ch at Napoi the 9th OF Dec. aud entered the port the
time tho American frigaie The Turks have been
defeated By land in Eastern Greece, and obliged raise
tire siege Of Athens.
"Ihe Egyptian fleet through whir happily passed
though il consisted OF u sail had only provisions board
aud troops for Ihrahim. The Greeks Joyful aud
full VI hope. The National Assembly has yet fixed
the place of IFS sitfings.
"To,mouow out for Egina, 10y way Of EpiJauras
We snail afterwards 60 to Athens.
IS lmi AL Mians has takhn ine OF the frirale