Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-30

ing that he would not wait beyond the Ia;I'
,on !. ccvnd y, % 81 peace. The point In ques
uoh Is oohcVea TO DC the indemnity, which in a -
20 millions OF silver rublcs; (about ga oOo
pa P"ti, d Akholzick, are to be cedc ~ R: nna-
wm ae hI no,nlng OF the Turkish empire in En-.
'"pr. mst waiting for the dcfinitiye siyn,t,,s
OF The treaty on the 18th, Gen. D.bit,eb cdn;
nus operations: The army holds itself ready Co mn rch
Tn .e "ay III question the Sultan has not come To-
9ivision immence magazines ere es,nblsbno y,
Adrianopic, for the Russian troo,,. - s"n's ~
,,eiI.-na, 60 "".e''e also contains the following
from Constantinople, down To Tic at
OF scptember, inclusive, received by exnress. ~
| Notwithstanding the proximity of H. s..
whose advanced posts are at Czuriy, about 5 ic.cm"
rom Con tnniinopc, tranquility prevails in tho .o
,rr,,S a t"e ,naoMahts hope that ere many days the
ueIty OF peace Will bc signed at Adrianople. The
exchange OF couriers between the Rrssinn he,I
quarters and the capital very frequent As .,
.ne cohaitions upon which tho Russinn commands,
"s's's hey are Known TO the Porto alone who sres
10 entertain more dstrust towards the f,,.;,,, a.
cafsadors than towards the Russians RUSS, ;,
say me urks, treats us with rigour, but not with
aSI t ha''n Is fumoured that the better addressed
tn the Grand Vizier by Count Nesselro5e n, ,br
commencement OF bostilties Will form the bnsis 81,
the ne.o' iations for peace. The sum TO BIO no;J h
inc >, Porte us an indemnity for the war will be fixed
AZ st. Petersburgh, and Turkey will give puaran,ces
Tor her fidelity in fulfilling The conditions Of tho ir
| ~ OF PEACE No doubt of the early tcrmnatjen OF
hosiies can he entertained, as The Ottoman Minis
ters are completely disheartened and cxprt s. Their
selves in terms of veneration ant, deyote,ness e a.,
Emperor OF Russia. We arc assured that bo.,;,;,; ~
have been suspended until tic peace be ratified Ne.
verthcless the works OF orticau ma nrc nu.LoJ ,,t
activity-The Sultan does not mi, b;s epnn ~ n n'''
ms Tschii'lick. The Mussuiinans are cn;o;,rt
not TO lay aside their arms This tuensure and ~,
quo VI RUSSIAN troops at Karabutna. on thu
Black Sea, and at Czurli, indicates but too clc,ri
mat Hen Dicbrsch intends to follow TN his onrr-;
tirns until the conclusion of peace"
Inc following Intelligence irom Belgrade, Sent. ..
- Also furnished by the Augsburg Gazc.te:-
"Lct.e from Adriaropie announce thai Tho .r,,t.
ich Commissioners charged with negotiations al tie
Russian headquarters cndcavor to protrpct tbe,,.
but Gen. Debitsch has fixed term pctoInnfo-;i,, o.:
ter which he will attack the capital WILTON, d.,
This statement Is coroborativc Of that from Ad,,;
! oplc, cf the 9th, given above
the German papers continue TO give lorc extracts
OF private letters from the Lcyani, when for 10
most part, are merely diff rent versions of the ac
counts already received The following are the orI
paragraphs worth extra cling
| The advices Of the goth Aug. from Constanip,
pie csve doubt of that capita ha wing been
edwith dreadful catastrophe, which was OILY aver
tea oy the arrest and execution of great number of
inacontcnts, among whom the commander of the Cas-
ties of the Bosphorus The decision of the Captuiu
Pacha IN ordering this officer, who was n warm par-
izan of the Janssaries, be put TO doath entities
him 10 the highest praise. In rlv Turkish capital no
thing known respecting the positions of the Rue
slams but it Is certain that the mountains which ey
tend towards the OF Marmura IRE covert d with
troops. The negotiations oftlc English and French
Ambassadors reiatveto Greece continue, bat it is
likely that they will only be terminated at Adrianoplc
! firman has just been issued, cnjoning the in.
habtants'of the Turkish capi- To remain in their
houses and assuring them that peace will be short
~ concluded From Adrisnople we learn that Ger.
Diebitsch has declared that peace must be signed
before the I 5th Sept The Russians continue upon
good terms with the inhabitants of R"rnc,ia, Win.
received them with open arms. The celebration of
the Greek worship attracts gene raj attention at Adj
Iianope, and is even attended by the Mahpmctans
themselves. The municipality of Adrianuple have
offered to supply provslons to the troops gratis but
Gen. Dcbitsch has only accepted their otter as it
concerns forage. The road from Adrianople to
Bourgas presents the appearance az in time of
peace. The labors OF the field pursued as usual
Russian post houses have been established on the
road. Gen. Pahlens vanguard is now only 90 French
leagues from ConsaDtinople. Not withdrawing the
happy prospect of peace, the activity of the forces
on the left bank of the Danube is not relaxed n
seems to be fully intended to attack Rsutschouk &,
Chounlo, as these two fortresses still contain good
troops and the Russians think Of taking mn
their winter quarters until they have fallen into
their hands"
! The Antwerp Gazotiee states Chat mercantile
house in that city has received the following ntel
gcnce of the 10th August, from Constantiuoplc:-
The Russian army. which keeps along the sea
coast ad marches upon the capital is preceded by
parties OF Cossacks, who frequently go forward to
great distances On the 9Th they ycntured to within
a lew leagues OF Consiantinople, and created great
alarm IN that capital. The Asiatic troops who seek
nothing but plumber, Immediately commenced excess
cs IN different quarters and undoubtedly intended 10
take vengeance ON the Franks, whose Bozaars they
covet; but the Sultan IN pply succeeded in rcstrai
ing them. a great part Of these miscreants weic
sent Off the next day for tho army. and tho Grand
Scignor himtelf marched at their head with other
troops, leaving his capital to the protection of the
Prophet and the English who had just landed some
force for the protection of Pcra end the Foreigners
who there.
FRANCE.
Srur Raycz, member Of The Chamber Of Deputies and frs,
President Of the Royal Court of Bouroeax, lrcu made
Pcef Of France. said that before the formation Of ,h,
present ministry, the seals offered him, and that I've
refused them.
Admiral de Rigny sailed from TouOn the i7h September
IN his iagshP the Conqucra, accompanied y the
VENTURE excellent saicr On leaving roads latter
met with FIVE bomb kctohes intended for the srge Of Aeery
The AdniIas destination unknowri but currently
said 10 hc Congsnnope visiting hs way the 81
Agcrs, rTpoi, Malta, aud tive LeVaUt The Scpio, aud
= Other vessels were getting ready 10 follow.
Tho opposition the mny and Of their resiena.
ton, &c continued but the ministry continued likewise
latest da.es
81 IlAvRE, Sept, so.
Corn and Fovr5o0 pctcrs'urgb, slightly damaged enld
NJ l5i TO- The demand Tor American Flour confined to olv
consumption. Of