Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
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| LATE FROM EuRoPE.-By the packet ship .Nt1c
S .io" Liverpool, we have London papers to the
7th ultimo and by the Frances I. from uavrc Paris
papers to the 10th.
The general result Of the information furnished nv
these arrivals Is of nature to confirm our previous
accounts OF the entire failure of the Russians in their
attack upon Turkey The imperial forces IRE in full
retreat tor the Danube, too happy il the important
passes on that river still held by the Turks do not
prevent their re-crossing it-without which, famne
and disease will spare the Turks the task of DESTROY.
ing them. There is safety for the Russian rooms
short OF getting back into the Principalities T'be
Emperor Nicholas has ordered new levy off, oilers
equal to 4 fIcn of every 500 the population This
levy Is to extend to the whole enpre with the excep-
ton OF Bessarabia and Georgia The preamble of the
manifesto is in the following TERMS. NotwtLsian
Ding the success OF our arms in the present war a.
ganst the Ottoman Porte, and our sincere wish m
put an erd to hostties, the enemy by his refusal TO
listen to our proposals for peace and by his obstacy
oDiiges us TO take new measures for prosecuting this
war; and We consider It necessary to make our army
complete. Estimating the population liable 10 the
levy now ordered, at 80 600 600 the number of ro
cruits will be 240 900 men,
IL odd process of PROVING the s,,ccess,,
the Russian arms to call upon the nation for more
help.
The health of the King of England had been a
source of solicitude. The Courier however assures
was again convalescent. The Duke of Clarence is
also said to be better.
The price of grain had fallen and further fall WINS
anticipated. The London Courier of Friday tho
!tn, says on this Subjective refer readers
with pleasure to exchange report of this day
where fine English wheat sold full los a Quarter
lower than on Monday last. Free as well dis orciqn
bonded wheat, experienced similar decline"
Admiral Codrington arrived in London on the 10th
ult. and had long interview with the Board of Adj
iniralty.
The Courier speaks of the blockade of the Darda-
nelles as measure by which Russia has sseceded"
from the treaty of July-and expresses hope that
England and France will be able to return anain
to their natural and unquestionabe state of neutral
ity."
LONDON SUN-OFFICE.)
Quarter past Four. p. .M.-Second Edition. {
The Journal du Commerce received by the mail
brings accounts from Frankfort to the 9th inst sta
ting that although no official accounts had been pub
ished for several days past private letters have been
received from Berlin, saying, that the second army
under the command of Count Wittgensten was dis
persed. Whoie Regiments of Cavalry were dis
mounted;-the want of water so great that three
roubles were given for a bottle of water IL was re-
ported the Change at Frankfort that the siege ne
Varna raised, and that the Russian Army was in
full retreat to the Danube.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10.
We have nothingto add to the accounts from the
scat of war given in another part of our paper excen
that dispatches were received on Thursday morning
from Lord iestesbury, dated from Odessa the goth
and conveying intelligence from Varna of the DIST
ult at which period the place had not surrendered,
nor had any assault been made upon it.
Dispatches have also been received from Lord
Stuart dc Rothesay but they do contain any par
tcular news of Importance.
LIVERPOOL CHRONICLE OFFICE
Ten Ociock--Second Edition.
.irrest Of .Hr. Ldlotess-By the Frceman's Journal
OF yesterday, which have Just received we learn
that Dublin was thrown into state of very great ey
Rlfn nnnf lsy NofAT u
less was taken into custody on charge of sedtion bv
MIR. Farrell, under a warrant from Judge Burton
MIR. Il. accompanied by Mr.. Shiel, Mr.. Brady. Mr..
Stanton and others attended the police officer TO the
Judges Chambers where he gave bail himself in G5Oo
and two Sureties IN like sum, for his appearance nj
the next asslzes for the county Monaghan and ,yns
then released from custody.
Our City Correspondent says that two agents have
been despatched from the Queen of Portugal one 10
France and the other to Vienna with proposals To ns
sst her in recognizing her crown. It is said our Coy
ernent is willing to aid, provided the other powers
agree to it.-[Sur.
From the Liverpool Albion Of Oct 10.
Intelligence froulthe Sent of Wharf.-The reversessus-
timed by the Russians appear to have been fully eo
to what has been stated in the Austrian papers. On
the Sd inst letters had been received from CONSTANT
nope containing extracts from several Turkish bull
letns announcing fresh victories over the Russians
Among these the details of successful sorte by
25 900 Turks, who were in garrison at Sstra These
troops stated to have attacked with such fury the
Russian corps under General Roth that notyyith-
standing the courage aud intTepidty of the Russans
they were forced to give way every point and af
ter the loss Of of their best officers TO leave in
the hands of the enemy 30 pieces of artillery and most
of their ammunition. These letters announce that
the Sultan, from his continued Success finding that he
could without dishonor treat for peace with the Rus
SLAMS, had gnicd his willingness to appoint ploupo
tcnsres for that purposes but as tho basis of that
proposed treaty TO be rcnunciaons by Russia of
the demands made by her at the commencement of
the compaign it not supposed that Ruesia would
nccode to the proposals. but the contrary that she
would consider 1t insulting demonstration of
Turkish insolence under the Influence of victory.
If we may believe the accounts from Odessa n dis
position has lately manifested itself in the Russian W
my which, il we mistake not has never shown sclf
in the army in any former The troops have lately