Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20

date Of August 8, TO- the news of the eurancc OF
Gen. Dieb!sch into Adrianopic The Maho,nctan
population has placed itself under the protection of
the Russian arny, and Lot left tho city.
Tins important news is confirmed by tie following
letter from General Count Diejitsch TO NJ de Tatis-
chef, Russian Ambassador at Vienna which was re-
Cived at the CfIice of the .GIre,neac :et,g almost
ut the same n,orient:--
''lu the Eskl-s;aroi, Ut AdriunopIc,
Aug. s, (2O)S
~ have the pleasure to announce to YOU that the,
victorious troops of his Ma esy the Emperor entered
Adrlaiope this morning at nine O'Clock, without OPP
Ros1tion. fhe Mahometan population remains en-
tirc!y Under Our protection.
Acetpt, &c. (signed,l sDIEBITSCn.'"
S'VTESNA, Aug. 81.
~ Ftencll courier, who left Constantinc,ie on the
th' brings Nord TINT the Sultan had transmitted
defs to the Grand Fzier to send Commissioners to
the Russian head quarters to treat of peace ,rle
porte has Officially communicated this resolution to
me Ambassadors OF England and France"
fSl's tic Constitutional.
y courier which arrived last night at Paris brought
the news of the entry of the Russian army into hdia
nipple. The whole population surrendered, and no.
body knew where the Sultan Constautin0ple
vas Abandoned to- 900 brIgands, composed of de-
scrters and the refuse OF the anisSaries& who rave
themselves mp to every excess. Trebisund, in spite
OF what is said by the Guoiideue OF this morning.
iras opened its gates the Russniis who found nret
Tlches and Immense quantities. of provisions there
The population of Adranople had disarmed a few of
the AsIaic bands who threatened to piage the city,
FINS news has thrown Our Austro English Ministry
into Consideration
The Gazette of this evening saws tlrat letters Ecm
Const antlnople OF the 10th announce that Turkish
Pienpotentiaries have been to the R,ssnn quar-
tersgcnera TO solicit peace, and that Adranople had
Just been taken. The Gazette lies wilfuv for nm
the 18th the capture Of Adrianupe was not known
at Constantinople.
BY an ordinance of the King oftlfe 9Th September,
published to-day in the .'ioniteur n Pouyer Master
of Requests, Maritime Project of Cherbournh. is an.
pointed Councillor Of State upon extraordinary SER
vice.
BY a second ordinance Of the same date. Nj. Re-
cei' counsellor or the Royal Court of Lyons is ma
MEG Secretary General of tire Ministry of Justice
BY a third ordinance, NJ. Breahot du Lut, Vice
President or the tribunal of First instance at LYONS
is named Counsellor of the Royal Court in tho room
o, d. ilochcr. BY the same ordinance, NJ. Eugene
Hsral, Counsellor Auditor at the same Court has
been appointed Counsellor there III the room Of his
father who gave i'll his -Gsignaton and is named IIo
norary Counsellor.
The Secretary Of the Russian Emtass, at tbis
Court NJ Lomanuzuff, set out yesterday in Great
haste for ST. Petersburg.
F,unr tie Journal DIES De5sfts
us stated THAT the Duke de Blacas has been an
pointed Ambassadors at Rome; that the Duke de IA
val VIII replace Prince Pognac at London and that
~. de Rayneval will succeed the D1ke de Laval at
Vienna The nomination Of CopGt de In rrrronavs
as Ambassador at Naples is also spoken of 10 rive
credit TO this news, must wait till we see it an
nouEcsd officially, and above all, before we believe
that ~ de la Ferronnys, who has left such honorable
recolloctions of his ministry, has accepted favor
from th9se who year ago voted in the opposition
against himself and his colleagues.
From The Gazefte de France
PARIS, Sept. 8.-The Duke de Laval is appointed
Ambassador to London in the room of Prince Polio
nae. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The Viscount Lodois dc Marcollus is aDpointad
Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
From The .4Ngemei1e Zei'ung nf .Scpk5
VIENNA, Aug. 81 a courier, who left Constan
tinople on the fifth, arrived this morning 1T tbe Ho
Of Leo yJ-i4h bo
Porte, after preceding declaration had been udred
unsatisfactory, had signied its accession to The
treaty Of London ofthe 9th of July 1927 by a writ
ten declaration which was such as fi,,Iv t6 ongror
the views Of the nedating powers In another der
iaraon the Porte delsres itsef ready to send pIeni
Potentiarics 20 the headquarters If Count Diebsch
TO treat Of peace with Russia
lVNich; Sept 3-Thc news Of the entrance Of
the Russian army into Adrianople ut nine o'clock in
the morning OF the goth, made known here ,bro'
an official letter Of Count Debitsch to the Russian
Ambassador at Vienna who sent it by EXPRESS To tho
Russian Legation in this city. Several private LOT
ters, which have CONC from Vienna by the same on
pOrtunity, likewise announce this important oven,
the truth Of which ca7not be doubted. On The 16fI,
of August, Gen Debtsch had declared his readiness
to listen 70 the proposals ncace The result so,s
that he did not suffer his march 10 be suspended on
this account. II does appear that Gen Diabitscb
has any instructions how TO act in case the ENGLISH
should declare against the further advance of the
Ru sian army. Ssch a case could nor be foreseen
at ST Petersburg, and therefore the General of the
army marching to Constantnoplc will not he able
TO charge his operations without orders from his So
Vcreign, on q mere declaration Of MIR. Robert Cor
don BIT before All answer arrives from ST. pet
ersburg the Russians may be before, or in Copstan
mop'c IL is hardly possible to he farther deceived
ny vain hepes respecting the catastrophe In the East
ne question no longer is, t. treat with the vanouis
ed Turks, but with the victorious Russians on the
terms OF peace. The Cabinets mus, be agreed with
Gach other respecting the future organization Of the
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