Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

trance to breach in the bastion The road to Bour-
gas having been occupied by General Golown the
Emperor summoned the garrison to surrender. 1t
was ut first thought the garrison disposed 10 do
so, and hostilties were for short time suspended.
But Admiral Greig being convinced, in a conf renee
held ON board his ship with the Captain Pacha, the
Governor of Varna, that the latter only dcsirous
OF gaining time, the negotiations were broken of.
Thc works have been advanced far, and the COM
munication with Bourgas having been cut off by Ge-
neral Golovin, IL was supposed that tho place would
not DO able to hold out much longer.
Phe operations before Choumla seem to lingcr, and
no further attacks have been made upon the Turks.
~ ~ evident that the Russian army viii make a
retrogradc movement; indeed the hospitals and maya
zines have been already moved To joni Brzar. The
tirand Vizer has effected hs junction with Husscin
Pacha.
Pho campaign may now be considered us nearly at
all end.
According to tho intelligence brought by French
brig from the Morca, tho second Eqvp.ian convoy
from Alexandria off the coast. 1bra!ii.n was to
embark with tho second convoy. The convention for
the evacuation of the Morcn has given great dspca-
sure to the Porte. The Viceroy of ESypt e1,,nsod
himself by saying that he had been compcle to SIGN
the convention by the threat of Admiral CoIrington to
blockade oil the Egyptian ports, and bo;nberd Alex
andria.
the following article is extracted froma Paris
PAPER we received this morning.
Dienna, Sept. 22.--Thc Russian Bulletin of Sept,
0th detailing the affairs which have taken place near
Choumla has produced here great sensation 1t il
believed that the Grand Vizer uftcr his junction with
iusscin Bey will renew the attack upon the Russians
and should he succeed, general retreat on their
part must be the consequence. But even should
they beat the Turks and enter Varna, it is almost
snro that they will recross the Danube to take up
environments during the autumn an winter. The
Emperor Nicholus promised the Empress when he
quilted her, that he should her in st. Pc
tcrsburgh."
IRELAND.
.4ddrcss Of M. OConneH.--Mr. Cornell has
addressed letter to the people of Fpperary, in hch
a!ter thanking them for attending to their own and
hoir countrys true interests by putting an end tn
the snnguinary faction which had prevailed so long
amongst them, he, with great energy, and great
ngth enforces the advice of tho Association FOR the
dfscontnuancc Of meetings which have no longer IN
object, but miscellaneous in high degree. He
speaks oft plan for the general paciicaton Irennd
by which the people will be divided into clubs of about
100 each, and which he to submit to the Asso
Citation, when properly maturch
Outrage Mr.. SLeic.---On Saturday last there
meeting held in Limerick, Cor the purpose Of
iyIstitutng Brunswick Club, at which there was n
singular dcarh of the gentlemen of property and
Influence in the county Towards the close of the
proceedings Mr.. Steele the able, liberal, and ifuen-
tal advocate of his Catholic countrymcn who Thought
N his duty to attend the meeting a member of the
Association was treated With the most ruton violence
Hatempting To address the chair, rather showing
himself, and finally, forcibly elected from the room
The excitement produced by this violence amongst the
Catholics, was very great; but Nix Steele, who pre-
served the greatest GOODNESS, calmnoss and temper
throughout succeeded by his entrea ties and axertion
NJ preventing any violent manifestations of the popular
Indignation. Mr.. Steele, readers are aware is
Protestant and magistrate
Protestant Declaration. important document
continues to receive the signatures ofthe most jnueu
tal in ireland At tho head ofthc list is the Duke
oil Leinster, and his Grace is followed by four Marquis
srs, thirteen Earls, five Viscounts ten Peers and .
1ang roll Of ID crnbers of Para ment and gentlemen.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE
Tuesday, Oct. q, 1828.--1he great advance in the
price of grain in the London market, and indeed in
almost every market in tho kingdom, hns kept the
Trade here, during the past week, very active state
and extensive operations have been continually going
Oh, at daily improving prices On Saturday, the re-
port the great advance in Wakefield being los. 10
f2s. per quarter wheat caused very brisk demand
both in this market and Mt Manchester, and great
extent of business dons in both places at a con-
siderable advance in price. Yesterday this advance
fully supported, and, in instances exceeded
particularly for oats, Of which heavy sales were
made fhe increase in price since Tuesday, up to
lust night, consider to be fully is. per blshc on
wheat sd. per bushcl oats; Is per bushel on bar
Icy; H. per quarter beams Is. per quarter on in
dian 5s. per sack -four and Ia. per load on
oatmeal For grain and flour in bond there hive been
10 Sellers although considerable advance would have
been paid; we believe os per bushel might have been
obtained for good Rostock wheat cargo of foreign
mailing barley, which the duty has been paid has
lHccn selling Mt about g. per bushe
fhore n numerous Tendance Of both town and
dDuntry dealers ut this days market which, added
the report Of an express from London, caused worry
aEivo dcmand for almost every article in the trade
aud further advance Oats, Oatmeal. and Flour
obtained, and tho business transacted on q very
extensive scale. Thc Advance realized since this DIV
week was Is. Cd. per bushel on Wheat I'd. per bush
ol on Oats S. per quarter on Indian Corni cd. per
bshel Barley; IS. per quarter Malt is. per quar-
Ter Beans; los per sack Flour, and IS. per load
On Oatmeal. We have withdrawn quotations for
Bonded Grain, it is impossible to give any thing
like correct state of prices
Wheat. Eng. now white, per 7olbs los Cd. les
CD; do do. old. Is. p. Cd. do Irish white, los
Cd. lis. Cd; do. rcd, os Cd. lOs.--ForCgn, duty
raid.-DantZg white and high mixed, los. cd. a Is
Cd. Rostock, Wismar, &c. los. "a. ls.; Oats, Eng
and Scotch (per 45 lls.) IL. a. Cd; Indian corn
white, yolow and rcd, (pcr iG)) ioa 425
General .2oerage Grim for ho gccf ruiipg Sept o.
(Per imperial quarter )-Whoai Goa; ryo POS. Cd;
barley 32s. 8d onts, 93s. dd-Aggrcgato average of
uie six weeks-Wheot, COS. Id; rye 3ls. sd: bar
iy, 32s. Id; oats, 93s 5d.--Duty for tic present
Wcek-Whcot, eos. 3D. rye, 22s. 3D., barley, I5s.
101.; oats, ios Cd.
Iiucr7,ool Cotton Htokci. Thursday October d.
The sales Of The week 1000 BAGS Pie prices of