Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23

fr'oofe correspondence of the journal dc Ia Hay,
AZ "PAeis, Oct. ..
very important dispatches vera received yes
.u'y rom vienna; they came JUST at the right to-
n.eh. 10 add to the embarrassment of our prescn
situation. Marshal Maison, our Ambass ador gives
so account of very important conference which
=; 'u WIN Ftince Meticrnich tho latter declares
!" inc most positive manner that il WIS inpossihl,
a. military intervention could take place by one o
tue great Powers between Holland and Belgium
was Tor these two States tarn,sate their differ
beyond advice.
This communication of Prince Me,,ernich co
incoes with the resolution that the London Confer
ence nag just taken, and demonstrates in the most
t1e'rae'hie manner that Leopold has nothing to
90 but to resign himself"
british Consuidtg Office Byesf Oct d.
ne Portuguese ship San Joao Magnanin.o
arrived a, this port yesterday.
'Shs was captured by the schooner Eugenie,
oc.ongng I" the squadron % Admiral Satorius,
oil Porto, ON the 19ih of September.
This vessel is Of about StIi tons hur{hcn is said
10 boioog To the Portuguese Government, and is
'aaeh with i,1r, saltpctre, bundles of cane, cord.
Sse, drugs, and some small articles
ne last turkey mail trings intelligence that the
army of The Pucha of Erypt wns within u,f,ly ,a
'harcn OF tho fn'kish capital and no troops to
oppose their victorious career. ettrr from Sn,yr
ma oa'ed September :, states that they daily OK.
Puste- 10 iearn OF important events having occur.
req al Coi.stantinoplc, toward which CITY the
Egypiiars we're rapidly advancing and must then
nave necn within few days march, as they passed
n"u"ia twenty days before, and had beer Joined by
'ie people every where in their progress The Co
Vernment at Constnntincple was in a most critical
s,ate: mo cholera had made its appearance at
CoisstantnoPlc; the plague was on the decline
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 2l.-Yon have already heard
OF naval action which took plnce in August, be
tween Cyprus and RIodos. of which l hope seen
TO send you the bulletin We learn for tn. present
.hat inc victory was on t!:c side of tho Egyptians
that fnrlsislr shiPof the line was DESTROYED and
fflgate, two corvrt,es, and three briggs taken by
the Egyptians These six prizes have ALREADY ar
rived IN our harbor. inclose the 9Th bulletin of
the Army of Syria. (The greater part of ,hs bul.
leiin we have already published, from accounts re-
ceived ut Marsees. The conclusion is AZ fol-
low-)
According TO the report of Arr Bey, the enc
my's army at HONS, consisted Of $4,000 regular
troops, OF whom hardly 5000 remained with Hus
SEN racing In the action at Beyla::d, we lost IN
killed and wounded twoniy men
MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Is -Coiion.--Tho dcmar
Tor all descriptions Of Cotton has again been sp5n
limited scale, having been confined chiefly TO the
Immediate wants of the trade Prices have how
ever been fully supported indeed, the low quail
ties Oh America" Cotton have regained the slight
decline noticed IN our Last. B:czils remain in limit
CD demand, and II Is freely mot by the hold
ers. We cake no change in our quotations There
was FATHER more business d. ne Yesterday and the
market closed very irmly. The sales of the week
Including $40 bales of American taken on specuIa
ton, amount to $3.50 bags. Import IL 440 ha -.
Today there has been fair demand for cotton
wool winch Is held at full market prices. 5000
bales are the established salos, and comprise 200
Brazlls and Egyptians, the former in Pcrnans al
s5d m 3D.; Bahias OF 3D.; and Marinliams at Cd.
and the latter at S4d. Upwards of q 500 in ,,r;,
can descriptions from Gid 10 81.