Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29


The l"lc adviccs from the East are perhaps of
more pacific character than formerly. The French
papers te ,! the 18th, stated that
In Turkey al IfNbly. ssI*is sta,elt tina,
tn" EuSl1u red they are not dispu-
sct To nuke 60 feport, however, does
not Seem tosh&& much credit in London.
Observation-Disclosures 4a3dfnnccs, say they, every
thing is arranged f5f striking decisive blow. The
Russian armies have been materially increased land
this is certainly trucE the Emperor has gained over
'nc rcyotcd Scryans, and all his preparations are
,su,n3 with much spun. and much care as O.
Still it is easy 70 that strong hopes are en-
tcrancd that something will grow Of Lord Hey
tesb,lry'S mission 1t IS highly probable saws the
Public Ledger, TINT the ministers f:e Allied Pow
have made impression upon the Emperor
Nicholas, who faithful TO his declarations desire moth
ing but remuneration for the expenses OF his onttt.
end the free navigation OF the Black Sea. These
terms complied with little difficulty would arise in
stopping tlc work Of destruction. The only difficult
~ won!d be- found in The Ohstnacy of the Grand
ciTnior, tic latter demand is which. in times
one b., has been he stumbling block ofucgo,iations
Tor peace.
fntc accounts from tons.antinopic ailiru tIia; the
inhabitants far from being disinaycd at the an
proac oI danger, on the contrary, assured and
ili ofCn:lusiasn. The immense urpiy which is pre-
pared to take the field the event of the enemy rush
ing for the capital has been stated at 800 Goo
probably the number is overratcd, though the spirit
md animation Of the troops uu,oubiel. The o.
pinion Ia expressed that the Sultan does place
much reiiance upon tho defence OF Shuina, bat that
Ighcn necessary, display the Sacred Banner, on tho
walls of Constaninotlc and then concentrating his
1nyrads, fight the Great battle. The army und>s
iiuSsel Pacha 81 Shnll is said 10 amount to QOU
There is st report that The Russian army he
fore that fortress has $4,000 the sick list another
r"Port says 2oon. According TO the latest accounts
there had been no attacks but with the cavalry BY
which tho Turks vuiu encavor to force the Russian
'tna Their attack is always irnpctuous, but If
regular u8uul. They dcpov in the form OF fan
zen eccnt'ai) few discharges os artillery, and n
al ~ \
hcm to rstreat The artillery of their cntrcnch-
,nents appears to be well served, but hitherto it has
done the Rusiians little injury its calbre bcino
Goo SMALL small part Of their fea artillery is flying
Evoked to orsts) aud III rcsp"c. be cor,pa1eI
- that of the Russ,ns.
1t expected that ,hr Emperor would return
rom Odessa in he latter part oi August ans, that III
The early part OF Sept "bcr, The Russian army would
be n condition to Inlst tn" Turkish cnrcnchcd
camp "f Stul, an! 20 puss with the rest of the ar
ny. the dc2s o.shn !'akn,, III the direction ofKnr-
..2bat AMI AdriannIc, while another column pushes
forward Oh Wi!ijn and EiriliCsyi.
II IS stated nader :bp AucoDa head of Aug. ~ Shat
NesSrs St-at:ord Canning Ribcuupctrr an. Gull
.lninot had been ut Cert. since the 9Th where tfcr
rrc engaged IL preparing declnraticn to be pub
.ShGd in the 1T n" Three Meflicnr Powers as
.een ns the FranC!, expedition urrive-i in he Morca
This declaration viii SIT forth the object and motives
81 tic expedition. x Is tho, chit that nt:cr the nrr;-
Val Of , "Np.ton the three: Ambassadors will pr.-
cd 20 Per = to conf with the Greek Governments
.,y viii n"t Ientin ,hore long. but shortly
"a bncora
IL letter from CoIw,an'iG"Iie nt -ta IAh says:
We I'll ,Ir,;ter ;lnt the Goth is fixed upon
for our departure, when ne STANDARD of the Prophet
viii b. unturlci. The number OF men raised bv thc
recent cvrFs. amount to 100000.
The Greek government has resolved 10 send their
deputies to the courts OF France England and Russia
to return them the thanks Of the Greek nation for
what they had already done, md to Draw for the con-
tuiuancc Of their powerful protection.
The London Times ccnsurcs the British Govern
Inent for the apathy with which they have regarded
the affairs of Portugal, and tic situation OF British
subjects Ill that country. The editor saws Events
are rc-opening to degree winch will force the spirit
OF the people ofEngnnd to show itself. and th, press
- give loud utterance to HAT national spirit"
The first and second divisions he expc,;itops to
the AIorea arrived n Nayarno, o7 the Goth OF August
and set out immediately for the Guifof Cu!a1nata.
4 letter from Mursciles Of the 18th says that an
other convoy will sal for the Morca the last of the
month 1t will consist othree regiments of nGautr,
and 500 artillery.
y letter from Tolon aIvs:--s. fIc expedition will
be much more considerable than first supposed
and 1t is said that 30 regiments Wi! be Guba rlcd-
The vessels La DIchcSso de BarYic y, Fnstcrrc
!.Oise, and La Carayane,haye received many troops
90 board; and the lideF esgsardy of tic arsc-
nal when soldiers Nefes tsa board OF her. The
iirnlde is ready, 45s}fght she cannot be il
the roads till the 12t Sort The Cuirassicr has sail
CT for Marseilles to escort Of the Transports
a letter from Marseilles dated Aug. 81, says-"A
number OF officers of all descriptions have lately PASS
cd through this city connected with the cxpeGition:
ahd the son of Marshal Sout has set off for Toulon
TO embark with General Schneider. Large purcha- |!
of salt provisions and biscuit continue 10 h. rnadc
We begin to feel great scarcity of sailors, fer an
nat we can possibly muster have been embarked
aud we are now forced to give higher wages"
The brigade Of Con. Schneider Is expected to sail
very soon, and it wlli be followed by q number of
transports lad"l' w' aInmunition provisions &c. {
thc London Courier ofthe It'll, says, The arrange
incnts relative 20 the admiralty, which have beer the
subject of many contradictory runors ha w boon M
l:ngih deinitivcly settled, by Lord Mcvilps takns
the place OF the Duke of Clarcpcc-We understand
that the admiralty board will be composed as here
tntore Of first Lord and four other Lords. Lord
Peterborough Hiil succeed Lord Melville, IS Prcs;-
dent OF the board OF Conro, for India.
Fi0m he y: !. .Nerean'2e .97r. oct. 81. (
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The Paccet ship Pacific, Capt. Croker. arrived
yesterday afternoon from Liverpool, having sailed on
the evening OF the 10Th uli.
The news ofthe surrender Of Madeira lad reached .
England. The papers express much rcgrc; at the
circumstances.