Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27

any official accounts either from the Russians or the
! Turks The last Turkish Bulletins BROUGHT down
the operations only to the 3dult. when the Russians
hnd abandoned the positions Mprasch sout., ,,st
ward OF Choumla, and other places and IEuss:,u.
IGSi!a meant to force them to an absolute rrtregt
The last Russian Bulletin is eleven Cays LATER .J M
Remarkably brct, saying merely that they were SIT
III their positions before Choumla an1 that the Turks
had not lett their entertainments or done any tbnc
more than hre daily upon the Russians without xiii
INC or woundng any OF them. The inactivity If the
Turks for 81 long period seems to be ~ unaccoun.a
Die as their harmless, though incessant frinr!
THE CATHOLICS OF IRELAND.
We find IN the Morning Chronicle of the 9Th u't.
an account of one OF the most crowded meetings. at
the Corn Exchange, that ever assembled At
this meeting, Mr. LAwLzss detailed his progress
through certain parts of the North, in pursuance Of
his instructions. The account of the proceedings. in
part only, occupy five close columns OF the paper be-
fore us. Wo have only room to make the following
extract from the long speech of Mr. Lawless.
~. J. Ga.
Nothing can delight me more than the idea Tart
have III any manner entitled myself 10 such mark
OF public appreciation lhear, hcar!l. But filing
public situation as have done, it is my DUTY when
giving to you an account how 7 have fulfilled The
duties OF that situation to to YOU the truth fine
whole truth, and nOthiug but the truth Chear h,r Il
declare to GOD that iInye no private object nor
l.
have pleaded and not my own rhear! end cbee-s7
l he Clergy OF Monaghan, who exc llCnt and rood
men, first wrote to not 90 on TO the Chanel of
Monaghan | stated that | should 90 there, rs I
would nave gone to the Chapel OF Balybay, had it
been near the town. The Clerrvmen afterwards
saw their error, and believe will be admitted that
have always preferred performing nv DUTY to look
INC to any difficulties that might surround mo We
can IL we persevere, put down the malignant spirit
winch now Expresses u.s. Il is incalculabe the spirit
which has been raised n the four counties have visit
ed: they had manifested spirit which they never
before exhibited and which must be Il future mine of
"eal'h 10 the Association [checrs.l II is necessary
Tor your satisfaction that should continue the detail
OF my proceedings. had been interrupted first by
Lord I;ossnore, and afterwards by the explanation
with Lord l.. Grower. | would not By them have
been interrupted in my course, ifyou had net recall
ed me. say the mission ought To 90 on 1hCarlI
Proclamation Is not law-Magistcrial cdicis ara not
Jaw, and would stand on the law. Tnacco ,npanird
can go into any Chapel please and any Naaistra,a
VINO would dare to interrupt me, would bring HIM
To the bar Of public Justice, and see whether th,-c
was law in the land. / regret that do not scr. INV
able and powerful friend Mr. Shell vet anonrst us
woa'd ask him. a lawyer, if can be turned ont Of
Chapel ~ the Whim and caprice of any Magistrate;
The Lord Lieutenant and Lord Leyison Govycr ., 80
but the executive Of the laws and bcvond then the,
have no power. ] would strip them Of every covcrn,,
but the laws, and where the laws did not cover thc
authority would penetrate through it. | feel how
much lose upon this subject by not havnr AMONGST
you the master-nlnd of . Council [hear and cheers
have often hailed his presence in this room have
often regretted lis absence; but never did repret II
so much as ! do AT the present momcu-he can tell
YOU what is t,o, can only tell YOU what is ErtsIceg
laughter. fle will be here this Gay week Ihcpr
hear! and cheers Then We shall have TO aid our
determination his powerful excellence and that of the
excellent young bar5tcrs who now sit opposite f. ne
lchecrsi. cannot but aude to the very foolish and
ridiculous threat Of the Orangcmcn 10 shoot mo
W by that would bc of lttlc advantage TO them: for
II they shot me, ] have two sons TO take my place
cheers young possessing far more talent and
learning than ever could lay claim u fchecrgl.
have, and they should know n, even n youn0 Napo-
Icon ready 10 occupy station cheers, and pipcrI
Ihc youth Of the Association, the rising talent of
Ireland, are fast sprneinp M and rushing forward
with such force, that all the bocSheads in the country
VIII not Tor ono day be able TO impede their emanci
patton hear. hear Il Did 7 moi behold I'm VaIlvbnv
four or five hundred thousand men who would have
carried all the Orangcmcn before them rs easily as
puny straws arc carried along by mountain torrent
they boast they have in all ireland four or five hun
drcd thousand OrangomJn WHY had That nupbcr
Of ardent PATRIOTS in the four counties visited. But
the law olthc Proclamation VIII be- discussed throup5
the medium Of Mr. q Council when no arrives hero
and ] cannot think that any Magistrate can prevent
my going into q chapel and praisng the Marques of
An@icsca, Lord bcyisOn Cover, and thc Lord Chan
cclIor, and abusing Sir George IIH IIaugLtcr1 you'
rccOilcct the letter Of mine which nppcarcd i'm to
newspapers elected by c resolution. Of the Arnnoi
Magistrates, nc the head Of which was most respect
oblc magistrate Che sou Of valuable Na1fstrafr.
That nobicman who, u ii9j had arraycd him aquinfi
Ho murder and mas.nC-" Of his Catholic c,uniry!nan
Ichccrs.l The eloquent address Tint uobicnan proc
npunced was inscribed with tho namc Of Che sprakcr
Lord Gosiord upon the hearts Of his grateful conn
trymcn."
Lnpori4ot CDcyrion.-In the case of person of
Obi inwD, the ,inora artery Of the thigh was tied ON
tho 5oth ul I presence of several surgeons for the
grrto' an unusually large popiical oncurism by Mr.
Forbcs surgeon, ofihn place. We believe 10 to be- tl,
first tmr inc operation has bccn done in this quarter
u was attended with immediate relief 10 the patient
who is nj present IN the pro~roes %; r-ca,r-v.-E-
rsncrc CoVJrcy