Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30
STILL LATER FRoM E1CIaNn

The ship Herald, Captain Grahan is belov, from,
a.Mi.e.pooi' whence the sailed the It'll! July The
eoi'ois OF the American, indebted to the ac.,,g
toned attention of Captain G. for papcr; to TIN, date
OF his sailing, inclusive.
RussIA AND TuRKEr.-The Dutch uapers of the
5th July, contain Russian Bulletin dated from tho
russian camp at batunnoW, June II, which announ-
ces That a considerable BODY of Turks passed the
danube, from Rudschuck to Hobodzeia On tho Cd
ct' ana attacked the Russians. oyer whom they ~
inst gained some advantages, but were Ut lenuth
compelled 20 retire. q N'
~ Even from the Russian accounts it appears that the
H ncHa'e' IN every encounter, not only with the
TO- I1 oGterinncd bravery, but also with Considerable
SKULL Re ncutn was sung at St. Petersburg on the
I'm ,l.liuo on account OF the destruction OF the
urkisl fioti on the Iianubc, and the surrender oil
lSsi-ktcl lie RUSSIANS, WILL probably. find their
n'arch TO Coustantlnople much more difficult affair
than they anticipated y statement, extrocted from
an article dated Constaninople. Nav 3. and shid u
proceed from the Office OF the Grand Vizer gives the
h"u:oer "i lI,"3o men the total amount OF the
PAID ana Unpaid troops that will BIZ sent into the field
To oppose the Russiars The amount of The paid and
asctphHed troops IS given at so 900 men; th,rse not
paid and levied by the Pachae smouut IN $1,000;
ruong shis hnmher there are 3D0H0 men TO- the de-
fence o, t1e frontier OF ETzcrum, 1850 for Gapoli
and the plains Of Troy, II oGe for the fortresses in
Asia ard Romclfa, 5000 for the defence of Con-
siantlnopie, As many for tho BGsphorous, $4,000 ON
The Danuna. aud in the fortresfey on that river
| Il 900 at Silisiia, and 10 con at Adranoplc.
Accounts from the Russian clmp near the wall Of
traan' teh tune 10Th, state that the army, brakinlr
up foh hahailaG, contInuah It's march the wall OF
iraan, where the Emperor had his head quarters on
the 2oth ut no enemy srrn till the Russian
advanced guard reached tho ne;ghhorhoud OF Kus-
te1lz1a which the Turks had fortified. On the 18th
and lnth MT there sitirrnishinu On th,,
9th the first batteries were erected by the Russians
To buInlard the fortres.
SPAih-Ih e acrDunts from Ca1iiz state that rrr-
enpsory orders Lad bern rCIFivcd from Paris tor tine
evacuation OF that fortress. This viii complete the
| evacuation OF Spain.
Mr. Sratford Canning had left LONDON for the
pirl-se OF proceeding special mission respecting
the efreeks-Fhe Right Hon. (ientlelgan ps,yio;,e
to his departure, had had conferences with the Duke
OF W ellington and afterwards had an Interview with
the Earl Of Aberdeen, at the Foreign Office Mr.
canning is accompanied by Slr. Moish on.. of tbs
Clerks OF tho Foreign Office.
Cn7Le2 States and G,cr, Rr7lgfp.
I y Liverpool paper to tho 10Th ult savs-@Tt an.
pears by the list ofarriyas for the quarter cnno Oh
saturday last, that there Is considerable allinG sc
IN the number OF SHIPS from America compared with
TIC corresponding quarter Of last Year. III the, for
Il"r year he number OF arrival; ivn tho Unit ID
9tateF IN tie June quarter 2U5; and III tho pr,
sent only 81, making deficiency IN the space OF
three months OF not less than vessels TO ilvc-
'igatc the cnqsn ofso great FILLING of not orr pre-
sent object. but simply TO state the fact This cit
cuDlstance Is but poorly compensated by the n11uber
CT arrivals from tho Isle OF Man, which - by nrne
singular msnomcr, called foreign voyage. being iu-
creased during tie saile pe.iod, from III II ,li2
vcssi'is."