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


m winch hr pr"r"guci Parliament. gave assurance
'nat no hostile uttcnlp: 50 ~ ,n4. by Russia on
tho side of the Dardunciies: and further, That the Bi-
van ha"Ing paved the way Tor some secret eng+rc-
,n"rts with England, had withdrawn its troors from
shat coast. in full confidence that assistanco would bs.
afforded it i'll OF need. Tho Kin, of iurlund :;
speech sNys:-
"Hi- Imperial Majesty HISS consented 70 waivs, tlc
exercise in the Mehterrancan Sea any rights ap-
pertaining TO his ipperiu Majesty in he character of
" BciScrent Power, and to recall the separate in
rucons which had been given to The Commander of
MS Naval ofc,S III TINT sea directing hostile opera
tnns against the DuomHn rorte."
but rs to my secret eng ~ ,ni"nS with the D;yan
we can take upon ourselves 10 dny i'll The most posi-
tive manner that any such have been entered into
Prom tho Constitutional.
l.hbA!SRASltEN'i';5 OF RUSSIA.
PANS, Sert. 20.
Europe tl> russians ,usi..ouat the Obstacles
opposed IL tllcr passage of tin. rruth and Danube
WITH great COURAGE anA skill. THESE successes an,
p"ar 70 Have INSPIRED the Russians with u dangerous
confidence" Narna wi,ich attcrs The C.ttc,nan pr;flc
in rln'ndn" the Turks OF The victory nj A,nurath
over i,ad=lus kiug Of Hungary: CGoulnla. which
tc ;'rst time opp0ssdan inyncibc resistance. TO Rms
H''h vlior' seems 10 have been invested with too
small corps TO insure success. IF rc;rfo-.cmrnt,
Il" not speedily should not be sufficient when
'hcy have arr we'd, whatever he the results OF re-
treating behind the Danube, Russia viii be wise
rhough 70 return '3iiher. On that line tiIe Turkish
frontier Is studded with iortrcSses.
tt s"oms that he Russians at first in order moi TO
waste time t'ntpft ar taking these places by Getnc
ncnts; the force OF these Turkish rarrsos die, NOT
permit them to follow TINS piun the vigorous sortics
made by the r,rrisonS of Earna. Sliaria Crrnc,,
and the success of the Pacha of Widdn have shown
the disadvantages and dangers which rjel.t eps,,n.
The campaign began late. The earth soaked with
ram rendered marching ditfcult-he carriage of tllo
provision and ammunition was sloW. 70 ret oyo-
the difficulties they must first reach the nsins of
lnelh and 1t was necessary to ret there. - cal mix
cd ", water and boiled is the food OF the patient and
sober Russian soldier a bag holds meal for fifteen
days. but when the army separates from its narazircs
t!s recourse IS soon exhausted The Turks have
shown Themselves in this campaign what they have
been, since the weakness and ncanacitv Of the Sui
taT1s hay" reduced them 10 q defensive warfare very
iorlnidnh!r behind Vail or any species Of .,nna-f
however dcijftive.
fron the ,Toarnu1 dcs DabntrS
AXIS H,P'- -":-Isln Sultan probably cgorper-
'itcs FtiE nHich 'i:e advantage gained by the garr-
sons ct Ch"nnin and Nurna; but as we have uoth;no
to oppose 70 these reports We will not discnss thc1
details. IN -
Th"rr is hitherto ono Incontcstibc fact, which is.
tnat Sce the departure of the Emperor, the chanccs
OF war have not been favourable TO his armies
Tho bloody sOrtie Of Farna the check OF General
i;udig"r and the retakinG, by the Pncha Of Widen
show sufficiently. WIFI the return of his Nnirsty
ana us, a!rEoi o reiniorceni"ts, change the face OF
affairs We cannot h long withou: lcarninrr H.
f'"riJ"Tt sept. 1--WE have received from vi
cnua, by express, the iolinwng news:
'Phc Emperor OF Russia was TO embark on the Cd
for Narna. 1t was supposed that on his Ma,rstys
return to the army attarp would he made To take
Varnu br storm.
The Turks have made n sally from ChoomI,.
winch WAS not without success. They made them
selves Gracfs OF three redoubts and killed ell thew
met with. General Wrcle is among the killed
Tie last accounts from Co1stantloplc arc of pol,
August. A. that time there wa no HDpcer9nce Of n
dl"po ilan 10 pCgociac. The Grand Vzicr had left
sonStnntInopie,' intending to proceed to Chournfa
with raniorcemcnts. The Sultan was to follow him
* fEp thong
completed"
Baron de- Rczcn, Envoy Extraordinary from pyus
sia to the Porte, arrived here ycsterday-Jou7ni De
Fj,nukT6rt
E;nussrrs Sept. Bills Roval IIglncys Prince
rredor!ck paid another visit to the camp Xcst on
the 18TH. The grand reviews viii begin next week
anf onfi1"c till the beginning Of October
We near that the King viii also visit The camp md
tie present at the reviews about tho end Of the Month
Royal Decree Of the 10Th decides .sti,at the civ
OF Antwerp snail enjoy exemption from duties on i'm
poraton and transportation by means of an cfrcpot
IN tho sane manncr a9 was gTantcd 10 the city of
Amst 'rdaIn by the Royal decree of 9Th Nav last
~. That, till ncw general ontrcpo can be erected
at Antwerp the convent of ST. Michael now cmpoy-
Cd a. public cntrcpo, shall nc used for that purpose
ANA given up to The merchants payment Of IL ref-
sonahc rent subject to such regulations the Board
OF Customs may think necessary to prevent abuses"
From i:e Gazette dc France, Sept 81.
rev PANS, Sept 20.
Yh1 Austrian Observer of the 18th contains news
rom Canstaniinopic, dated August %.
The Grand Eizior, who set out on The Gosh for
Adrianople takes with him about 5000 or 5000 r1en
but this force will b. increased by all the conngents
winch will join them tho road to Chournla whittier
ne has orders 10 proceed after his arrival at Adriano
pie.
Ire Sultan HIS resolved to put himself at the head
OF MS army necessary. Every thing has been pre-
pared for this purpose both in and out of the Sera9lio
ont me moment Of his departure will depend upon
THOUGH tho prcr?rafions for Joc,,co rr, cr,.;,.
on by several thousand oorkmnn out Of the cgrnj
tbe saa activity IS eXcrtcd 10 terminate the irnpor
ant ana costly erection Of Two barracks of Scutari
ana I*chon@elkoi, Of palace for the Sultan at Be
ylerkol, md Of marine barrack on the Island of
HaIkI new indication says the Observer, OF the |
P that prevails at Constantnoplc since the MILL
airy reforms in 1926, is the adoption by The Ottoman
Government OF the principles which have long since
'cHh received among Christians Tor tho reatT0cnt OF
prisoners OF war.
On The representations Of Sic Austrian Ioternuncio
2 favor oi he Rnss1n prisoners confined in the Bar
no, they were s"nt on Che 8th on board several YES