Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06

NANcRESTfE, September 20.-Wc arc iaDpy to
give a better acco,rit Of business this week than we
We're able to DO al the time OF our last pubicaton.-
For most kinds otgncds, both III the gray and flushed
state, th"r5 has been 'inrovcd demand. WHICH HIS
entirely ohlt"ru'ed the effect of the partial duness
noticed III our last. The harvest III Ireland beiur
yer, and having tho whole been got in favorable,
considerable number ofirs! rycrs haze haen III the
market This week, whose purchases have been extcn-
SIvc There Is also ar improved deIIvnl for goods
tor the tnrnull lCiI stated To have been
~ degree excite ny the !argc purchases OF corn
inndr icr France. Twist t;,r shipping continues in
'a,r request, without any particular change in prices
FRANCE.
The Kin" lal returned 10 Paris. H. was received
H III the rlost lively accanIations
Accounts from To''nn of the 18th Of September,
s'2i" thHt the hri,, IchrG and several Transports sail
81. that morning from Ia" lorca with provisions, ana
stores for The ARM. letter from officer who
called in the expedition describes tho (r,-h array rs
III worry ;niserabi; state, both in regard to equip
l!Cn,S and supplies a; all sorts.
Pans Sep. i9tt lCn:th t! ministry il seriously
d. posed IL rc-csahiisl .hc Normal sfcoo II i *
said that NJ Victor i.rclc.,. is to be tl.,. chief
and If -e accept the appointment IL viii give universal
sa ti,tlction.
The following IS cnpr OF lci.cr from Nars,ilcs.
dated !th sept l,IiH'i u have GOOD deal of nc-
tivlty and hustle, ocsioEcd y the expedition &. the
MoIeh. which has given employment To MI tlir idle
tonnage in port for vessels above 200 tons; nc
first batch of transports were taken up ut Go rr
on per month; the others however, have been at ~
and the French vessels being Vii exhausted. rood
many Foreigners have been engaged, for which o,i'y
Ga are paid; among them ure American FI,,r-S
Dutch. Swchss J. ,"e N"upolitdIio. Sc. Ji,, .u9-
ernnl.ut nSurc thu vessels and pay all port CHARGES
fnc whole number engaged here has been about $50
sa say 34,oti0 to 10000 tons, and aho,i: 100 sal:
elsewhere. the expedition is on u much ,src;i,.,r
sc'': than was ut first reported, and viii il is snd
now, consist of 10000 $1,000 roops, for in add
ton to the GOo1o TONS of Transports al the si.ips Of
war 20 u - soldiers, and tho 4!iitS can make repeat
Cd rips Il necessary, the first division have landed
Ifh"rir"o?2 N nine duys from Touion. The Object
rc1aluS mystery; lor the otcnsihc enc 81 .lriy;nr
III" igyItis ttU,n the Morca would BE nccon.uli shed
BY h2no ~ 1000 Inru. To take @nd hold the Niorry
n r"ncc'3 hare cttic spoil Is much more pr..!!,
To ro>, Sept. l2.-lp Tisa,r Letters - third
expedition Is preparing. which Vii! set ont about the
>oiH or ''ih nj this month. Report says il v III bc
moro considerable thun tho others, and several
!cls have been hired Transports. Great
cNcrtI"ns also are milking in arscnGls.
Extract OF n letter from officer scrvnoin TIC
French expedition to the NIorca:---
"'TorLo~, Sept -.
"Co'oncl Corbet is appointed commaninnt of tho
quarters general O" the whole army Gen Scl.ncidrl
a= placed under his orders all those Of the officer. of
thu itat Major, who had not arrived in tim. Ia soi,
WIN ne hrSt part Of the expedition, and who -orpr-
So" for captains, four !ictcnGHs. and two chefs dc
battalion cscadron. The sailing OF the first axn,
.'oh vas not originally contemplated TO tsl;r place
hc.nTc the 25t OF; August; but Il tcleurap}c ord.,
vas received here on the IGth in csusnou.ncc of
witch they embarked on the 18th, and sailed nme
1tc'y As proof of his early einbarkeiiun beir.,
uSrS9ectrd, need only 20 mention YOU that the
orders sent 10 the Chirnrreon en- chef dc. ~ -,na
we're 10 the effect that he should b. here OH the pad
lie consequently took his time and was to-, Into. 70
sail Will ,hc general in chief
Il hah hoped 70 be able to purchase q couple OF
horses here. but tiry ia zen all picked IN NJ
predecessors. We shall lunr YAM = r:,,;,,ni
to H.:ynf.
me F'raf,i:ion o' the troops 10 embarl, is mad,
ny no Tnhrlnc. \ third expedition is 10 follow us in
H.ici our Cd friend - i 10 serve II j. tinr,rht
~. ti, !f1olc number otIoor,s 10 be cr.povcd ON
ms expedition VIII amount To .:JG 900 men al least
;lGi'l! yo shall hear from me early and often
t'' '"N- sept TN the iattcr end ofthe month
=! August three A!gcrine mi>tics ATTEMPTED tn pass
AI"h@ zoe coast OF NgierS Tie French BRIG \ icrt
''I'nan'ied by ~ Andria de Ncrcat was ordered 10
capture them For TINS purpose the Captain tho,,rn
It r%t 80 throw about fifteen marines On the sE5rr.
When instantly "nout hundred Alcorina Ior.en,r n
fH'M,iulon item. They must inevitably have per
'5'I Il Inm close 10 the SPOT hoi not Afforded tcm
F .i'r. ney Ut che took refuge Ill it. aud We'll kent
10 i.c repuiS"d FL" Agrrinc cavli-v c,,c r,ar;,tc
only was killed in nc acion.
iEiiIS tn" fight t'.c three Uiis,ics ~trc burned b,
cgss.i!, " ' '''
III; vessels called misc< carr, rom 80 70 60 ,oc
"y act as hi'd OF ccntjnclS aluip. the coast and
!.'"' eh:S2'7S upon s'ich merchant vessels lis Iass
IN sght. The blockade by orr yo.ndrnn nroycn,nn
the Dey of Agcys from s@n1ilq ont nar t i;S
or coEIettcs he avniiS himself OF those irtics ~ -,
Cure oi!v commerce.. "
operations for the triu Of the pirates
VIZ. numbered the ship Morning Star and the Topaz
OF Boston, on loo; at Cal!z at The latest oy;
!ti'2S5es lad arrived who ,vcrc in the MorniDo STAR
ara "ilo found no difficulty in identifying al the pi
FI17 except ,ia0o Soto, TIE mate, and Ia. the time
oi tie piracy tlir Captain OF fine Dotcnsor dc pd
''h7 on that o"c'ioa and i'll fact in the others took
cbfc [" stay Oh board his vessel. Some difficulty yas
,Hn,! ~ Ming the tribunal before which they were to
Nc tired and It md not been fixed OH the 9Th SEM
isc latest dat" from C.tdiz W.
pirate letter from Cudiz dated nc 29th Of AUG.
s"coS tl" arrival in that port OF, French vessel
W. Gre" 81 SIN? from Hare board. The
ter r'P had been taken by pirate OIL the cf,ast of
iHst"''' the cr"' Of which, consisting of 80 persons
rolie'g to Tnfious nations, Ind taken and sunk ma
~ ~, on RS french En.:'sh. Spanish, Portuguese
tic London Sun oftc evening Of Tho , 4 ,a,. m
'dH positively assure our leaders that the lone
p%2di1g negotiations respecting the British and Sra
hSh cin5 niVc ut length been definitely adustet the
Targcd itnoY ony rc;aaius for the Spanish Govern
nnD' 20 7ai.c the money, which hear is about on!