Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-19

as having Deen occupied by General Golown. the
nperor summoned the garrison to surrender. It
was at first thought the garrison were disposed TO do
y, and hosiiies were for short time susnended
''nt Admiral Grcg being convinced i'll Il conference
Nnld on board his ship with the Captain Pacha the
hovernor of Varna, that the latter oniv DESTROYS
OF gaining tnne, the negotiations were broken Off
ihe works have been advanced far, and the COM
'nuncation with Bourgas having been cut oil by Ge-
neral GOODWIN 1t was supposed that the place would
not be able to hold out much longer.
The rratons before Choumla seem to linger and
no further attacks have been made upon the Turks
1t is cviden. that the Russian army will soon make
rerograde movement; indeed the hospitals and uau
zines have been already moved TO Jen Bazaar The
Grand Fizor has effected his junction with Hussein
Pacha
The campaign may be considered as nearly at
an end.
AccoTiing to the Intelligence brought by French
brig from the Norea, the second Egyptian convoy
from Alexandria Of the coast. Ibrahi,n was TO
embark wuhthH second convoy. The convention Tor
the evacuation OF the Morea has given great dspca
sure TO the Porte. The Niceroy of Egypt excused
iu1self by saying that he had been compelled to sign
the convention by the threat Of Admiral Colrngtcn to
blockade al the hgyptiaa ports, and lombard Alex
1ndria.
The foIlaw;nr article Is extracted from Paris
piper we received this morning:
Ften1ln. Sept. 22-Ibe Russian Bulletin of Sept
9TH, detailing the affairs which have taken place near
Choumia. has produced here q great sensation. II is
believed that the Grand Vzier after his junction with
iIusscn Rey viii renew the attack upon the Russians
and should he succeed, general retreat on their
part must he the consequence. But even should
they beat til, Turks and enter Varna, il is almost
snre that they will recross the Darube to take up
tnntonrlents during the autumn and winter. The
Emperor Nich1us promised the Empress when he
Quilted her That lie sboald soon her in 1t. Pc
tars5GrgA.'
IRELAND
.1ddre.1 Of NJ. oCos;neu.-ATr o Council has
addressed letter the people of Tipperarv iii which
after thinking them for attending 10 their own and
their coumtrYS true interests, By putting an end to
the sanguinay factions whic, had prevailed so long
+nopgst them, he, with great energy AMI At great
lnngti, cnorcGs the advice tho Association for the
dscontinunnce Of meetings which have no longer on
select but are mischievous in n high dcrrcc. He
speaks ola plan for the general pacicnion OF Ireland
hywhich the people will be divided into clubs of about
10 each and which he means to submit to the Asso
clation, WHOM properly n,aturcd.
Ou.jrrga .1Tr. Sceic-Gl Saturday last there
was nlcotinS held in limerick, for the purpose of
ili5ituting Brunswick CLUB, at which there was
Singular dearth of the gentlemen of property and
influence III the county. Towards the close OF the
proceedings Mr.. Steele, til" able liberal an, intlen-
tia oivocate Ibis Catholic countryrncn who thought
Il his duty ~ attend tho meeting member the
Association, was treated with the ruiiian Violence
ilattepting address the chair or rather on showing
l.asslt, and finally, orciby elected from the room
he excitement produced By this violence amongst the
Catholics, was very great but Mr.. Steele who pre-
ssrred the greatest coolacss, canness, anl temper
throughout, succeeded. by his enreae and a,;erosls,
preventing any violent manifestations OF he popular
Indignation. Mr.. Steele, readers are aware is
Protestant and magistrate.
IT1teaau. DectoratioR. This important document
tai nIen in ireioli " tho head ofthe list is the Duke
Of Lesier, and his Grace IS followed by four Marquis
SOS, thirteen Ear!s five YiscoGnts ten Peers. and
f6;rg roll otmomhers Of Parliament and gentlemen.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE
TErsIsy, Ocf. :, I828.--'Tio great advance in the
price Of grain il the London market, and indeed, in
almost every market in tho kingdom, has kept the
Trade here cring he past we~k in very active state
anu extensive operations have been continually going
OF, at daily improving prices On Saturday, the re-
port ofthe great advance IN Wakefield being los. to
f2s. per quarter what caused very brisk demand
Both this market and at Manchester, and great
extent of business done in boil! places at cen
fierahlc advance III price. Yesterday this advance
was fully supported, and IL instances, exceeded
1lrtcuarIv for OATS Of which some heavy sales were
made. Fise increase in price since Tuesday, up to
list rig we consider to be fully is. per b;shei On
ylnlt sd. per bushcl is per bnshel on bar
~ Is. per quarter beans Is. per quarter on in
corn; IS per sack ltorr; and Is. per load on
d:ro@l. For grain and -four il bond there have been
10 sccrs, alt5oU@ha considerable advance would have
fen paid; we believe g. per bushcl might have been
Obtained for good Rostocl wheat 4 cargo foreign
mailing barley, which III" duty has been paid has
b9l'n sci .h9 at about Is. par bnshc
There was I numerous attendance ofhoth town and
c>HntIy dealers ut tbs DAYS market which added to
tic report OF an express from London, caused vcrg
HGtic demand for almost evcrv article in The trade
AMI further advance Oats, Oatmeal, and Flour
f'rC ohtained, and tho business transacted on very
extensive scale. Thc advance realized since this dav
wee, Is. Cd. per bushc Wheat I'd. per bush
q On Oats 5s per quarter on Indian Corn; Cd. per
l5hHl on BARLEY; IS per quarter on 9lt is per
f~r Baans los. per sac; Flour and IS. per load
On Oatmeal. We have withdrawn orr quotations for
I'Hnd~i Grain, rs Is impossible to give any thing
like II correct state Of prices
Wh.rit, Enr. ncW white. per 1Olbs. tOs Sd. n t2s
e.; do do. Old rs. t9s Cd; do Irish white IO;.
II. IS. Sd; DO rcd, os. CT. tOs.-Foreign, duty
faidDantziT, white and high mixed, los. Sd. ~.
3D.: RoztocI, Wiamar, &c los. I'd. Is; Oats Fnr
mid Scotch, (pcr i5 lirs.) 4s. a 4. 3D.. indar corn
white. ycIlew ard rcd (pcr l&o) SOS AS.
Eej7H 4r"rage qftrnjo for itn rect ending Spf. oG.
IPcr imperial quarter Wheat Cos; rye PCS Cd;
harley 72s. 3D.; oats 25s. 4d.-Aggregato average Of
Ire six wecks-Whrat SOS. I'D; rye Sic. I'd; bar
Try, 32s. Id; OATS 23s 5d.-DGty Tor the present
wtak--Whcot 26s. Sd; rye, 22s. Cd, barley, lJs.
10d.; oats, j.. 81.
Ljrc1poot Coiton ,1I0rj,d Thursday October o.
The sales ofthe week 600 baes. The prices Of