Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-18
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EROM OUR CORR GSPONDNNTS.
MonNING COuRIIR OrFrc... NEW YoRI,.

FROM FRANCE.-'Ihc packet ship Bayard
Capt Butnau, arrived tbs morning from IIayre
by her we have received re- uGr files OF Uayre
papers to Sd Nov. inclusive.
CoHon.-lt was natural TO expect that The business
IN Cotton would not be very important. d,rng the
week lust closed alter tie bare trans; cous of the
preceding; notwithstanding prices are well supported
principally OWING TO the small stocks on hand The
transactions OF the week, Only 10, nnmely-12
bales New Orleans at % q 17l-i3l do. Gcu!lia and
Sort6 similar 81 go do. Sea Island. : 80 and
% at price unknown, t,hc balance $. American
descrptions) The arrivals Of the week reach 81
bales OF which 181 bales New Orleans and 1905
bales GeCrgn.
The stock on hand SIS; Oct. was o2.5oO bales Of
which 1883 were [. Suites. Last year, same peri
Cd 1883 bales, OF which 50 4j9 were T. States de-
crease 27,033, of u. States 9,816.
FROM TIE THEATRE OF WAR.
Dates from Berlin o. Oct. %. say tina: after tho
i'll of Varna, Omcr Nrone commenced rcreat ,,nd
that Prince Eugene, Of w rtemburg, was in pursuit
OF INN, but there is no authenticity in this uccuun
Another statement alike unauthenicated IS hat the
Russians have occupied Burgos. IBurgos is on tho
Black Sea south of the Balkan, fifty miles from idr:a
nope, n. f. and about the disarcc S. orVarna.1
We shall believe this when we SEQ i authenticated
LATEST FROM EUROPE
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l5.--We arc indebted TO Mr.
Sanderson, Of the Merchants Coffee House cor tho
lo1n of the Liverpool CHRONICLE OF the otl. q Nov
brought by Capt. Baldwin, OF the Packet ship Alex
ander. arrived here yesterday, rom which the follow
ing information eXtractcd
i.;ecrPo1', 'NsD. 8.--itecent Letters from Oplrto
represent the whole OF the northern provinces OF Por
tagal to BE- in most conyIlsod state. On the , I'd
ut force of 1000 Gucras was stated TO be within
three leagues of Opor.o.
An article from the Lower E!bc, in tlc Nurcm-
burgh Correspondent. states that liunoyornn rt,-
ucnt entered the Brunswick territory OF th. 18th ut
and occupied the district OF Ticdingnausru.
Alter riing reaction, the price ofcorn has again
risen, and VIC believe there is doubt entertained
that the ports will open for the admission of fore: ~
grain ut the low duty Of one shilling per cuu-tcr
Letters have been received here, stating that the
French government has prohibited tho export Of corn
from France and that the shipment Of 81 turro.s Of
GRIM at lavrc had been III Consequence o. this pro-
hIbition, prevented.
Tie Prussian State Gazette oftho JOth October.
brings down the news from Narna to the 9TH ulL
The following is cXtract-
"Eary in the morning of the 9th of October a II
Oetun WINS chaunted in the camp Of Count Wurln-
zow, and in the presence OF The Emperor in cclcbra-
ton Of the fall of Varna. The finest weather Etyo-
red the so Nmnitv at which al the dipomatsts and
officers were ps sent. On the same morning, The
Capltnn Pocha, marched out OF the citadel toncher
with the troops i'll favor of whom u capitulation had
been agreed to. On the 9Th His Majesty the Elm
peror attended divine service in the Greek moi roro-
Titan church of Varna.
On the evening of the 18th his Majesty had it in
contemplation to embark for Odessa and thence to
continue uninterruptedly his Journey to St Peters
burg. The coTps dptOm7tjquo was to embark for
Odessa at the same time. OIncr Nrionc rotrcaicd inn
III 'dlacy aitor the surrender OF Narna, aud had TAX
enup position on the opposite bank of the Kauit-
sink. He was closely pursued by Prince Eugene OF
Wurtemburg. The Grand Vizlcr had already adj
vanccd as far as Kauitshk to support Omor Vrone
but in consequence of recent events had also made
Iptrogradc movement"
PORTUGAL.
Lctters from Portugal confirm The reports cf rcucN-
cd efforts Of the Constituiionass in the north of
Portugal. The gucrins Of Tras.os- Monies. were. at
the date of the last advicCs in such force 90 menace
Oporto and the governor in alarm, had sent The 18th
regiment of infantry, with quantity Of artillery 10
occupy Carvaho Esta, for the purpose OF checking
their progress. They had entered Villa Real, how
ever, and released oil the constitutonalsis who were
IN prison there.
GREECE
The Moniteur Of Nov. 2, states, that dispatches
had been received from the Marquis do Mason an
nouncing the surrender OF tho ortrcsses Coron Mo-
don, Navorino, Paras, and the Castle of the Morca.
which had been Left by lbrahim Paca, in the oceupa-
ton Of $500 Turkish and Egyptian troops who were
TO be Immediately embarked for Egypt, with their
arms and baggage
The colours ofthc allied powers. (Frcuch and En-
gish were hostcd in the several forts; and the Mar.
quis dc Boison sacs his ntentonto deliver UP Co
ron TO the Grcc, Government, as it shall send
regular troops to occupy it.