Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

vorabie feature tnat tine weather is cold and fine
grain therefore not so liable to grow We nave seen
IL letter however, from Hampshire. the writer of
which states that he has carried half of his wheat but
that 1t had began To grow, and he had been OBLIGED to
lay 1t out. The wheat which he had Standnr he was
unable 10 cut He ADDS, that I'VE are all crazv i,
thS pnrI OF the country" 1t is generally believed
that the ports must bethrown open by Orr of Conn
CHI The averages do not rise, and as great dc; OF
injured wheat will be shortly brought to market while,
the good will probably be kept back we should not
be ut all surprised II the duty were TO to BE-, rl,r
The quantity of wheat in store in the Continent, al
ports Is very small and portion of this will no Joh,
go TO France whore there is arcudy great ,lcr,ond
hr Wh','t uom Is IN consequence, i'll considerable
aemhhh' The premium upon thousand Napol,-
os haS RISEN from franc and half To five francs
There Is as" coinprny established in France with
capital OFFS 900 600 frames for the pur,h,s. of g.,
rcigh wheat The whole of the stock of wheat ON the
S"ht'h'iC. rom Dant%lc to fiomburgh, including all
the intermediate ports. does not amount to more tban
about sixty Thousand lasts, or six hundred; and ixy
thousand quarters. Ont of this amour, it is fair 10
deduct one quarter for France, which VIII leave for
s''i'' c,""dfc" quarters which at forty shin~;
quarter Will amount TO about one. million sfa,linr
30 small sum us this cannot have nuc, off ct ,n,
the Exchanges -o|' upon
The accounts from the hop districts are vcrv had
lnc iair nigh winds have done very extensive mis-
chief among the plantations in every 5i.ocI; W
nave seen letter from Worcester which sto,os ,
the poles have nHar ail been blown down and tb,,
'i "'PS are wing on the ground. covered with mud
Snt IN
inc w orccStrr growers afraid that they shall lose
nearly their whole crop ~ 'S'
TURtEY.-Thc Russians, had possession or ~,
heights before Choumla, aud were on the NOV, IS.
commencing an attack upon it. The country in that
vicinity, and indeed all along the foot of th p,Ji,n
I'"uii'H"S' hau been evacuated by the Greek inIobi
t'htS' Or occIp'rd by troops The Greeks and TnrL
were at war III Eastern BULGARIA. 600 ,,nunr C,. ,
the Illusions ~ 5i'' ''ei 70
IN ASIA Gen. Paskewitce was very successful. He
ad taken kars the only fortress is said in his wav
10 Erzern. ' " 'ii' way
The accounts concerning the shirt manifested r.,
inc forte are contradictory. The Sultan * however
'Ne III lortiiyhg the envrons of Constant nopc and
III securing those POINTS which might give the Rus
slams the command ote supplies of water fnr tb H.;
habitnntS. The Courier remarks that tho r,,r,;t
troops reso!utely defend every post attacked bv t
hvaIers; ana that thcy leave their VILLAGES
10 m 'h'o their hands, without destroying or murine
An tn" unmarried Greeks oeO) have been ORDER
ea 10 leave Constantmople, because the Grcel;s
"a, si,nm We're suspected Of having concealed
llilh IEEN1il BULLETIN OF TIE RIIS
SIAN ARMY.
"on the 10th July the Empcror's head o,ortors
were at GschlnN, and the vanguard had proceeded
t ~. 'rni Bazar Near Varna, General Count
'uthtcih mad sharp engagement with the rnrrison
which made sally, and rcpulsed it with cns;Ini
loss. On the 18th OF July, after a very ft;r,,;n,
morch through bad roads, broken up bv fbc unt57.n
nie weather. the Imperial head quarters arrived at
.iasiteps. ''" at
"Gcnera Benderkorfi' was sent with q dotpob,.
towards Pravadi, IN order to drive the enemy from
tI pace ana TO make himself master of the co,nmu
hicaton between Cloun,la and Varna
The EmpCror-!us issued an Order Of n, H.,
strictly enoining the troops to behave with b,r,a
TO enemy because the men were extremely ndi.:
nant at the Turks having according TO their c,stn,
C"C on ,G heads OF the Russians who were slain On
"ie i"t jay the head quarters moved 10 TurI, Ar
nottbar. Ill fertile country; and ON tho 1otb a.
moved To the emnences OF Jeni- Bazar opnc.ito tb
eheinys out-postS, whose tents were seen on the
heights OF ChouInla. On the Goth the army rorct
towards Choumla; the enemy CONSISTING az n;Lt W.
Yen Thousand men, cavalry and artillery virorous
ilc elnences, but driven back into tbc
Sitfehchments before Choumla, and the army im,nc
aiateiy bvouackcd on the cminenccs onnoSi,o TN.
pi'ce Our loss Is inconsideraie but tie de,tb ocI
Col. Read, the Emperors Abide Camp. is mich ro
GREETED On the LIST part of our army occup;nd VIII
out resistance, the heights near 10 Choun,la
denerai Suchtcln has defeated BODY of,rusls |
who swan over the Lnan to get in the rear Of o,,r |
CORPS before Varna. The sie~e of Silistri, WINS 10
begin on the 21st of july" was ~
y, oDEssA July 23---An hid-do-Camp of General
raskewItsch brought The day before Yesterday The
following news: '4"'y ''Ie
line imperial colours are flvnr on tie walls of tho
important fortress OF kars, which wa taken bv storm
}n me 10Th OF July at eight clock in the rlornino
oFon an enmcnce winch commands the TOWN ON to
ouli-wcst side an cntrencbcd can,n which :, ,
carry on the siege. " l. ~ ''i -
',"i IiloVS dttdChcn The Turks with jr1nptrrc Il.
WIN Inc bayonot, and dslod@ed them from, that .r
ndaia position Notwithstanding their superiority in
numbers and tic vigorous resistance thcv made In
ne pursuit we passed three ramparfs bv which We
nonc ourselves masters ofhc suburbs and the town
art OF The garrison escaped into the citadel Terri
ned by our success, the enemy to the number ono
men, land do"n their arms, besides $50 who were
made prisoners during the attack. Among tho nrj-
,'.elS' are Mehcnet Jon1ln Pacha of Two Tails
L g, of the Cavalry Vail Aga and many other
ihe attack continued three hours THO Ground
occupied by the camp, as well as thc snh,,rh ,
"vered with the Turkish slain The loss of the en-
NY IN KnLed and wounded is two thousand Three
MO the mountains The garrison amounted to H. l.
o0 men, We had one Officer and 33 priyatccrs ki,
'd, one captain, 10 Officers and 2I6 private: wonn
cd' we found IN the fortress 10 pieces of cannon
!" standards and considerable quantity of an,nii,i
ION, arms, magazine of corn, &c |,
, Mars Is one OF the principal fortrcsscs Of Asia.
hrce ranges OF thick walls funkcd By towers which
re constructed in the form Of bastons surround fc
own and part ofthe suburbs The whole is proter
cd by citadel, situate on the summit of n noun