Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

an act Be this. as il may it is not probable that
fresh Ambassador likely to he sent To the Persian
Court the part of Russia, until the Shah proceeds
to give ample satisfaction, as well sufficient
FROM THE TURKISH CAPITAL.
There are variety OF letters from Constannople.
several ofwhich are dated ON the 26th Of March.
we have room to copy only the following this
ning :. - a.ets :, t,.ftt
"Consfa,finopie, March s6--The Ambassador of
the Netherlands does despair success in his NO
gociations. lie has been again assured that the Sui
tan would accede to every thing consistent with the
honour OF the Mussulman name to restore good
undcrsta nding with France and England. The
last news from Greece (by means favorable to the
Pofc)are supposed to have attributed to make it
sumo more moderate language. While some Of the
frontier PROVINCES OF Turkey take advantage of the
present crisis II not torcbc atleast form preten
sons TO independence, the most powerful vussal Of
the Porte the Viccroy of Egypt, has signfed to the
Sultan ms extreme regret at not being able more eff
iectually To assist hir. The check which the Turk
ish arms have received in livadia will probably him
der the intended reinorcemens u Iiousscn Pacha.-
The new Grand Vzer is still expected from Albania
but nsny persons think that he has already waited on
the Sultan incognto, and received his instructions
The forced migration of the Jews. continues. This
lbanshment OF so many Greeks, Jews, and Annenians
has been called for in the present critical circmstan
ces by the most important political considerations.
fhcy VIII make so many mouths less in moment Of
scarcity and cannot be denied that they are so ma
ny enemies sent away The Divan knows very well
that the Rayas desire the triumph of the Russians and
that many of them are payed TO prepare revolution,
and stimulate the disconnected Ali the letters apree
IN the mistaken frnness of the Sultan, whose cou-
rage and presence of mind keepup The spirits of his
subjects, and awe the seditious.''
GREECE.
The Couy',.ier ale Smyrna of the 18th March oiyes
the following news from letter. dated from Canea
in the island of Gambia, February &c, which mentions
actions that had taken place in the course of that
month, between the Greeks and the Turks. After
one of them, which occurred near Malaxa the Turks
sent INTO the town two pair of colours, 500 Greek
women ard children, whom they made slaves & 600
head Ut cattle, Crock Captain, ond-sorne prison.
ers. Tits believed" adds the Journal, "that Mus.
tapha Pacha will soon assemble all his troops and
undertake. regular expedition against the revolted
provinces Thus, them, the civil war is resumed in
that unhappy Island. The Turks and Greeks again
murder each other daily; women and children are
dragged into slavery from the midst of population
which, 10 avoid pcrshng with famine. has fed from
the mountains, which covered with snow, into the
plains.
THE NETHERLANDS.
The Brussels papersarc almost filed with the debates
of the States General On the Goth of Apr;l tho
Second Chamber decided in favor of the new prn,
jet ct a law relative to the press, by majority of
81 to votes. ~
A hope is expressed that NJ. Cochc Momens. and
other individuals condemned BY virtue of the Lcrs-
lation relative to the Press, whichis now abolsed
Will receive their pardon from his Majesty. NJ
Coche Momens was tn have been transferred to ano.
thsr prison. but IL is said that his Mnesty has order
ed that his sentence shall not be carried into effect
and that the Attorney General in person announced
this good news. To NJ. G. Momens, and ENCOURAGED
the victims of the old Legislation to entertain the
most agreeable hopes.
The Belgi says Le stated that NJ. Polar and tho
others would be restored to Liberty in three dave.
These papers also give the particulars of the cam
ture OF the famous kiaga Modigo BY the Dutch
troops IN Java, the consequences of which have al
ready proved very favorahIe to the Government and
bles in that island.
dePorablc accident has bcfalIcn the diligence OF
Antwerp TO Amsterdam. On the evening" of tho
Roth, at haif-past eight O'clock it lcft the civ and
a quarter of an hour afterwards fell into the outer
ditch Of the glaces of the Porte Roupe The canse
OF the accident cannot be ascertnined ton nerson.
Perlshed, among whom is Mr.. Leigh an English
gentleman attached to the British Legation at Mu
Mich. Seven persons were saved.
INUNDATIONS IN PRUSSIA.
The Prussia State Gazette to the eth of April
continues to give the deplorabe accounts the
effects Of tie late inundatinns in; W., n In,
Prussia. III" N"o~
Between Thorn and Marienwerder the ,I;kes hov.
gwen way IN thirty pluces, and likewise in several
places between Marenwerder and Elbing and Nan
zig. Ahtne low grounds called Nicderunrer, ON tho
Vistun and the Nogath, the most fertile na,ts ora
iDle great many persons, but the number cannot
be nsccrtaincd, have perished Hundreds of ho,,s-
es and other buildings have been swept away. and
half of the remainder in Danger of falling. Besidcs
The destruction ofprovsons and stores Of all kinds
~ - feared that when the water. which falls very slow
~ has wholly subsidized, the greater part ofths fit
ful district will be found covered with sand and rem.
dered tor ever barren. The accounts from the banks
OF the Mcrue and PUgie arc oftIe same affecting de-
1I ~, -. - LoSOoE, May &
G. LHs ht1gs Lecce-on Wednesday his Majesty held bis
pft evse orte seas The attendance was numerous and
SPLENDID II is supposed there between 1900 and loo
including The great majority Of the nobility Of the hges rak
VINO para cr duty 20 their Sovereign HE RajestV who an
10 pc IN excellent health the Order Of The Carer
ana several kUssian French nud Prussin orcr The num-
per OF nobemen and members Of arlianent attended
very great all the leaders Of the Wing asooracy being present
"hrli rather unu:al circumstance MIR UCo1nel ,gs
among INC earliest arrivals and very gacosy received
Wy ms MAJESTY The King thinner than he was and
SEEMS 70 nave been good deal weakened by bis als illness
% msJesy was seated chair Of CRIMSON velvet his M
I es'ng upon An ottoman Of crimson; aud thus ne recvsd
,he homage ofhis subess Tie Duke Of Wellington who
DceVed 10 have suffered health from his late senatorial
appearedn the eourt ccei seeming good health and