Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-26
FOREIGN NEWS

Ava SOAAC HSChSNI iNt
sustained another depression bv this arrival. Flour
Tell Immediately one dollar per barrel in New York,
and the fall has extended every where. hand in hand
with the news. There seems not much more reason
LOT tins depression, than for the previous advance;
and 1t Is pretty evident from the small vusntity ofwhcat
and flour in the u. States, the sllortness Of the Canada
crop, and above all, the Indifference oftllat of England
and the Baltic countries, that flour cannot descend
much, if any, below the present price. The same
causes must operate to procure u sound, ifnot II very
nigh price, for the next crop of whcat-tlat portion
at least, that finds an early market.
Cotton is advancing in England, and it seems pro-
hablc that the spirit ofspeculation will extend to that
article.
The political news is still more interesting. Tho
disasters Of Eussia arc no longer problenatical. Her
grand army had fallen back from before Chounl,
and was sustaining great loss on all hands. from the
climate ind from the activity Of the Turks. The
courage and enthusiasm of these last were at a iiph
pitch, and 1t is not improbable, that the Russians in
their retreat, are destined to experience the calami-
ties they inflicted on the French in 1918.
The Morca had been evacuated by the Egyptians.
IL remains to be seen what disposition France will
make OF the strong places put by them into her hands
whether she will retain them, or surrender them 10
the Greeks. The lattcr seems to be generally anti
cipatcd.
From the Mem York .1n,cricon of.NoremJer. 70
LATE FRoM EURopE.-By the packet shin Men,
York, from Liverpool, we have London papers to the
18th ultimo; and by the Frances l. from Havrc, Paris
papers to the 10th.
The general result of the information furnished Inv
these arrivals, Is of "A nature to confirm our previous
accounts ofthc entire failure of the Russians in their
attack upon Turkey. The imperial forces are in full
retreat tor the Danube, too happy if the important
passes on that river still held by the Turks, do not
prevent their re-CruSSInu It-Nifhput which frp;po
and disease will spare the Turks the task of destroy
ing them. There Is no safety for the Russian troops,
short of getting back into the Prlncipaitics. The
Emperor Nicholas has ordered Il new levy of soldiers
equal TO 4 men of every 500 ofthe population. This
levy is to extendto the whole empire, with the excep-
ton of Bessara5ia and Georgia. The preamble ofthc
manifesto Is IN the following tcrmS:-"N
ding the success of our arms i'll the present war a.
galnst the Ottoman Porte, and our sincere wish To
put an end to hostilities, the enemy, by his refusal to
listen to our proposals for peace and by his obstinacy,
obligcs us to take new measures for PROSECUTING this
war; and we consider 1t necessary to make our army
complete (Estimatlng the population liable to the
levy now ordered, at 30,O00,OU0, the number ofrc-
cruits will be 2iO 900 men,
It seems an odd process of proving ethc success"
cfthc Russian arms, to call upon the nation for more
help.
The health of the King of England had been Il
source of solicitude. The Courier, however, assures
its readers, that his attack was only gout, and that he
was again convaiescent. The Duke of Clarence 10
also said to be better.
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11th CO... .h;. 49, - Vic - ~ L luay' thc
with Mon sure 70 nur - evcL,nr roier our fsaaefs
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love- tbnn 81 TnnJay i.S, ~. ,un no1r d quarter
bonded wheat. cxncr;crcod = sin;jar r1 1o 81 a : o'c's"
Admiral Cobr;nr,on ,r-;rod :, I - ,o,
ult. and had a long interview with the Board of Ad-
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