Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22

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Admiral Grcg is to take on board 5 900 men at VAR
ma. and land them between Bourgas and Sxeboli. To
obige the Turks, by threatening their rear to retreat
TO Adranople." - -
Thirty thousand fresh troops. it is said, were ex
pected IN Wallacha, destined To blockade Rudschuck
aud Giurg cvo, or to- observe the Pacha of Widdin.
In letter from Bucharest, dated July I7th it is
said, - - 49,
AS the troops Of Gris,nar are receiving great rc
niorcemens sthought that diversion ON the side
OF Sophia Is really contemplated Tor the purpose of
70 cross the Balkan on the side
whist The main army would be employed TO turn the
mountains ON the cast, aud observe the army of the
Grand Vizler shut up in Chouma.
l. "ouch an operation appears ut first sight raj her
hozardous andit must be supposed that the Russians
are sure OF Austria, which power could easily such
coed IN cutting ofthe bodies detached from the ruht
wing upon this hazardous service. But is said that
an arrangement has been made with thar no,yor
which instead of drawing the sword in fayonr Of ,L
Nosiem, would IN case ofcertan events takno nlace
shaie with Russia the spoils of Turkey" 80 : =,
Inc troops OF Albania, under the command of the
tacha o Scrutari. have arrived in the neiphhorbood
OF w lddn since the 9Th of the month. All the rein
liorcements drawn from Bosnia and Romen take tho
same road. y Turkish army, of considerable force
VII be thus assembled IN the vicinity of Widdm. Let
'crs from Constantinople of the 12th of July have
/ reached Belgrade. They do not speak of the de-
part,lre Of the Sultan for the army"
Advces from Berlin of July 9th, saw, that little
more VIII be done IN Asia, this yeer; the charpe nj
Gen. Paskewitsch having been ACCOMPLISHED nv COM
pietng the conquest of the Turkish line of f5riressos
onthe side of Russia. He could hardly proceed fur
! lher' without preaching revolt among the Sultan's
SUBJECTS ana endargerine the tranquility Of the Cnu-
casian provinces of Russia. II is therefore Thought
ohat MS advance on the road to Erzerum is mere de-
hostrat'on to keep the enemy in check who had ven
tured 10 advance TO the vicinity of Akhalzk.
Mr.. Dawkins, who accompanied Mr. Gordon IN Pho
Dardaneiles, returned 70 Egina the 2Ist Accord
ing to letters of that date the Porte has civen tho
coiAnand OF corps destined to operate aga;nst tho
Greeks on the continent to the Albanian Chief Silb
dorRado Part of his force consisting of 90 bairnrs
or companies along with some Abaniaus has rel;o,,
! ed ,he Turks who occupy position near Zuctouni,
ana VINO nave directed their march towards Macedo
ma with the intention IL is understood of JOINING tho
army the Grand Vizier. These letters do not men
'ioh the surrender of Thebes, which is reporio in
me German papers to have been tnken bv the Groe.
On the 14th of June, Grissiotti was attacked !, 30
ntrenchmens at Aniforit by Turkish force in FROM
ana by corps of cavalry sent by Omer IIacha 70 tho
rear OF MS position The Greeks, however defended
themselves bravely and rcpulscd the Turks with the
loss OF two hundred and fifty men,. Vas.o continues in
ms lnrencments on the margin ofhe plain of Athens
oh the Gth the Turkish garrison of Athens made n
ortlc against NasSos troops posted in the convent M
ST John, but were driven back with the loss Of 90
! men and two pieces of cannon. All the Groek corns
! are weak and greatly III want of nccessaries spi
rit of discomfort prevails to n great extent amonr
thenE they are particularly dissatisfied with Aupnst;5
Capo dlstras, who had been invested nv his bro,bo
inc president, with full powers, 10 his substitute
IN the provinces of the Greek continent ,Pbs on
pointlnent has given offence Ypsilanti who cor
'ands IN the eastern quarter of Greece and from him
au9u5tln did not experience very Agreeable recon
ton General DentZel commands the tro6ps in W.
tern Greece, during the absence of Cenoral C't~i
who Is gone to Egna. Colonel Manpin. who Won,
20 the Morea with the French expedition is to have
'h1 command OF the regular Greek troops.-7YD,es.
oetgrdde, July 1.-THE late events in tho tbo,tro
OF war have Produced great sansafion i'm S.; 'i.
inc party hostile TO the Turks has attempted 70 taio
o dge OF tne occasion to excite troubles in which
however they nave not succeeded. II is said chat on
lnsurrection hrs broken out on the frontiers f n;
ON. me turkish authoritid have succeeded in putin
uown ms attempt has proved fatal to the authors
and the Pacha has sent their heads to CONFERENCE.-The
Fh,rence, July 23.--Letters from Svra of,h Itn.i
say that the Greeks have taken Thebes BY con;,,I
t'on. oner Pacha, of Carlisle, had gone to the re-
nei OF Athens but had been defeated and OBLIGED n
aoanuon dispositions, and 10 retreat To Neoronon,
In consequence OF this event the Greeks had occ,n;
cd Oropo, SO that the heropolis was r to tzelc op
would not be able to hold out much longer
From the London Times Of Ang =
I''"-wTy EUening.-It is believed by mony nor
CONS IN the city who interest Ihemseys in tho STATE
oil the trade in corn. that the abundant harvest on
which there seems to be every cause FOR congratnla
'u WI nave The effect of brngipga very
large quantity OF foreign wheat into the marker oven
htthe present high rate Of duty They sonsidc, H.,
inc act OF the abundance of the HARVEST beincr on
eS.aoSn 10 the general conviction, the holders of
,oie'4h gram can have no hope for LONG perioJ of
oecr prices man those afforded by the nTesen,
Oh the market, which therefore they will avail ,bo
seNs OIL and submit to loss rather than suffer co
J"Pa 20 ne Tor months, probably for years
n
ties. " ''' quarter iH un-
form tins day: % 10 ''n''o PuDho ~ TIC usual
o, Wsekiy ase-Whea, Gss 1Id Barley 32s a
O' <os 4u kye S5s Sd; Beans Sd Peas ass mi IS W.
wi average OF the six weeks which regulates ,
SIS lid; Peas SIS Id 49, ye''Ss idi Beans,
Oar, y, on ~, fnieg9 Corn Wheat, 1ss OBJ Barley 13s 1od
N" 1850 ~ ~ kye, l9s 81; Beans, 11s Peas, IDS
fngtgnd-The Courier Of the jih ul, rerea,. ,,,., ,h
Inots OF any change IN the government, ac,,aI ~ i,
"c ~ Wi!hout even the shadow foundation FJ''
i'm Valu of s..
o,'gn splrits, sugar, tea and coffee retained r homo
% ~ Great Britain in 1929, dat Of the same Az
es e'"nep Tor nome consumption in 1929 was 7re S,a
Sterling Some Of these articles are used inv ,be
me non The balance is cited by Courier 10 sbcv Ss
tales OF universal distress are no,Y,,e " "W WAT me
1, prosper OF an abundant harvest great ,rooo,
49, ' ana En2land considerable quantity of wheat Md
~ c"t IN fnsand, which proved be Of excrer,
ANHcHsrtR' August 8-We sorry 10 cav ,ba, az r.
% nee beg any chance for the better in the s,,e ~ 800
Any becoming more depressed. We believe VOC MAJ, ,
safety assert that az period since the etab;Sbne,
~ COTTON manufacture, has distress been en- wide er,eJ ~
- , n,S1ss. IN 1870 there indeed more sudden se
~ w BUSINESS and The want ofempoyrue was veyv
" e but Al that porpd The depression was ~