Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-12
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The Norfolk papers received last night, and slips
from the Beacon Office, furnish news to the 9th uit.
from Liverpool, received by the ship Parachute, capt.
Buntin. The following are the chiefitems of interest.
The irang advance of about ! per ct. took place in the
English funds on the 25til, which was ascribed to the sympathy
of the Stockholders with the supposed triumph of the Protestant
cause on fenenden Heatn-so says the Albion.
No business had 'transpmed at Liverpool since the advlces by
The Roman, in bonded IKheat or F2our, but prices remained
firm in consequence of the high averages.
In London on the 9th, the reduction of IS in the duty on
Wheat had a considerable effect on Wheat in bond. Notwitl-
Standing the late .rrivals of Foreign Corn, Wheat i'll bond ad-
ranced Is To IS on the prices of aionday.
The sales of Cotton, 10y private contract, were nearly 5000
bales Surats at former prices. The anarLets had been brisk on
the Oath, and the prices were I'd and i'll some instances Id
LONDON CORN MARKET, Oct "a.
Our market was extremely dull this morning for fine Wheat,
Wheat, i'll which article the spcculators entirely conine their
operations and rather better prices were ohiained, the dutv
waiting Barley, unless oisuper'oG quality, IS very dull sale, and,
on the whole, rather cheaper: Oats support our last CURRENCY.
THE RUSSIANS TURKS.
BY the Turkey mail letters have been received
from Constantinople and Smyrna, bearing tee dates
ofthe 25th ut. from the capital, and the 18th irom
the latter place. They bring the important inteli-
gence, that the Porte mad agreed to recognize the
intervention of England and France in the affairs of
Greece, according to the principle laid down III the
treaty Of the 9TH July. With regard to Russia, how
ever, the Turkish Government has positively decli-
ned consentinG to it's interference with the question I'M
less that power with Iraw its armies beyond the Pruth,
aud renounce all the clalns,i independently ofthe Greek
treaty, set forth i'll the EInperor's manifesto. The un-
syer of the Porte, to this effect, had been sent down TO
Smyrna from whence the British slo0p of war Phiionel
which had been waiting for it sailed with the despatch
rs on the 18th forthe Morea. 1t was generally expected,
that this formal inti,nation of the Sulthn's inclination
70 yield to the wishes OF England and France, howe
yer qualified by the exception regarding Russia, would
bring back the ambassadors of the two former powers
TO Constantinople, III Il short tiue. The Sultan had
made known his intentions of proceeding in person to
the seat Of war, and, IN fact commenced on the 10Th
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vious to his departure from Constantinople the Sultan
caused the Bosphorus to be closed against all vessels,
whether in ballast or with goods. The exchange on
London had risen to so piastres per Gsterling at Con
stantinople, and % piastres at Smyrna, being no less a
difference than 20 per cent. since the preceding post.
NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Fhe public had been surprised at the long silence of
The Russian Government With respect to Che military
operations i'll the East. Five weeks had elapsed since
the date OF the last bulletin from before Choumla;
and upwards OF four since the date OF the last bulletin
from VHrna; and above seven Nlncc the date of the last
official accounts from Silistria. We have ut length,
however, received a bulletin from before Choumla,
dated 2Ist September, Earna, 2d Sept, and Silistria
to the cath August only. The Chouni,a bulletin pas
bas over all events that occurred between the date OF
the preceding bulletin and the present, namely, from
the 18th to the 18th Of September. The present bull
Ietin confines itselfLo partial affair at ,jcni- Bazar, be-
tween a Rssian party sent ont to forage, and Il Yurk-
Ssh detachment from Cioumla. After II sharp action
The Turks retreated. It should seem as if the Turks
Llbh ACuBSL Liig LOtO bONAaJ ~ Jtlll- Ii saI
and hosludchi though the bulletin states, that utter
lie affair Alaior-Gcneral Poulet occupied all The
points by which the Turks might make salies to-
wards those two places. The success Of the Russians
and the check Of the Turk seems TO Lave been of it,
lie moment. Thc only important fact established BY
This bulletin is, that on the 20}h uit. the Russians
we're still before OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES With their
whole army or not is not said.
We have no longer TO complain Of the tardinCss
with which NC receive the Russian bulletins. Auo-
flIer bulletin has arrived, which brings down the enc
rations before Varna to the LIST inst, Chounla to Inc
57th ult., and Silistria to the 18th uh.
Fhc general result OF all these operations is. shat
Silistria seems to lie very foebly invested, and that the
Harrison are able TO communicate with any Turkish
force in their vicinity. THAT Choumla is so far olsen
gagged that IIussciu Facha is able to send attachments
70 cooperate with The Grand Vizicr in his attempt 70
relieve Farua; and that the Grand Vizier has been
able to send GetGchIucnts 10 cross the KamrtCZyk and
the Prayadi, take up o strong entrenChed position, and
defeat the efforts of lle Russians TO drive themf from j..
An action Is said to have taken place between the
FreGch troops in the Morca and Il Turkish division
iFom Patras. Gen, SclnetIcrs brigade, which was
detached against that place. is reported 10 have been
attacked by the Turks who were Dictated.
The Dublin papers Of Saturday, 2jth Oct. received
IN Liverpool Oh Monday. 9th, did not contain u para
graph worth extracting. Ali.elnained traumliltL through
out the country.
From the Liverpool Albion Of Oct. y, politely loopcd
the Beacon Oficc.by Cunt. Bnutin Of shio Para.
chute, arrived iii Hampton Roads.
The hopes which VIC ven.uted to hold ont ycstcr-
day, have been more chan realized. S meeting OF
10000 inca of Kent, such a meeting that the world
Coull not Daraliri. las declared Tint tMs Cnpgtiir-