Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
FOREIGN,

~ Si!ps from the New York Offices dated SUNDAY
noon, furnish the following articles of Foreipn Nc
received by the Jean IIastie in addition Ia ,b, o
gave Yesterday Though not very important, thew
WI DE lound to possess considerable interest The
j. III. left Greenock OH the 9th ult.
Success Of the Greeks.-'rhc Glasco,y Conrio- oc
the 10th June, says, "Otcia advices lave y, Ionyt
been received by the Government from the Ionlon
Islands, OF the surrender of Mssolongii, Anatoljca
and the castle Of Lepan;o. to the Greeks"
lSoNDoN, June l3.-The accounts from Jassv Of tl,o
ID ult do not contain any new or important Intell
gence. They confirm however, the previous state
incnt Of tie loss which the Russians suffered in tho
passage OF the Danube at Hrsova. Three regiments
winch hrst crossed it surprised by the Turks
and INST severely hardlcd. The information fur
nlshcd us by our correspondent at Walachia, ofthe
progress OF the plague at Bucharest, proves to be but
Ertracts from Ge,1ian oapers.
The last accounts from Constannople of the 10Th
OF May say, hat the extraordinary Ambassador from
Persia, immediately after the first visit to the Refs
Ih"ndl dispatched courers to- Tehern. The des.
patches OF winch they are the bearers are said To
give the most satisfactory of the first confer
ence. All the great men of the Empire have visited
the Ambassador.
JAssY, May 22.-.Two chasscufs have nassed
through this city, on their wav 10 Warsaw They
bring the ncws that Siistra is entirely invested and
that the besiegmg troops have succeeded in maxine
themselves masters OF some outwOrks, aer an obsti
nate resistance from the enemy. The disadvantages
experienced by the Russians at Tchernowodv nm tho
right bank of the Danube, have been strongly evor
geratcd On the passage Of the river at Hirsova bv
Gen Dcbitsch, three regiments which first crossed il
8nd were waiting for the rest of the armv ba vna
been surprised by the Turks indeed suffered much
The progress of the oriental plague az Buchares,
IS nnbappIy confirmed from 90 to 80 persons die dai
ly OF the epidemic; which, on tho 10Th Nav Droved
iata even TO the physicians sent by the Board of
Health. The frontier town of TocslIanny has Loaf
Two thirds OF liz inhabitants. Some have perished
and some have Arl. The town is surrounded md
no person allowed TO enter.
Accounts from Bucharest, dated l9;h sav--it may
nc expected, after being once concentrated on the
right bank Of the Danube, the Russian army will On
crate rapidly and powerfully, and make uD for the
lost time, III order to profit by the summer months for
the attainment of moro important results Amopo
those, the fall Of Ssri1 occupies the first placo aud
there IS no doubtful that fortress must soon succuL
though may cost considerable sacrifices On tho nat
OF the Russians. Maladies have again been on the
increase; however, the PROPER precautions have been
taken against them. II likewise appears TINT the nm
prohensions of the plague greatly exaggerafed
rs the prevailing maladies are chiefly such as in
country where large masses of troops arc conceutra
ted and where the influence Of the unrayorablo sea
son was, perhaps, more felt than in any other place
such occurrences cannot by any means be SURPRISING
OF real cases The plague, but few have ~ vet hap
pened
The changes in the British Cabinet are not vet fix
ed, nor IS It known, soys the Glasgow Courier. how
many more wings are 90 in but Mr Scarlet lfns
stipulated for The company Of several. Lord Grew
says this paper, refuses to Join the Ministry and that
the DuIe Of Cumberlands influence PREVAILS az Court
ENGLISH STOCKS.
LoNDoN, June I3.--Business remained in tho
same dull state att The stock market to-day rs il las
bes1 The whole of che week. md up to O'Clock this
aierHann, very f.w Mfga,0s Wcfc don" ci.hrr f,r
WtoV ~ i'uo. Red Ann. 20 Con.o.. 30,
r' '- .'. 't3 60. It,lt".D4