Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

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negotiation. Onthe Grand yizer abscrv;ng H., :,
wouu pe desirable Tor both parties 10 nut am end -,
inc eics'on of blood, Dir. Fonton ia said la ba,. 60,
20 usnef'i hebtsch tor instructions on which IN
iou,io proposals OF peace. The Grand Vizier !, !.
added, did the same to his Government MA ~,
disposition 10 come To anicablc artangcment
seems 10 nave heenso strong in both par,ies ,b,t
~ ,.i, knss'n Agent remain at Choum,
20 wait an answer tom the Russian head quarters:
nun an ln'lmationis gisen. that ne ha. rone nm -,
oohstahtinopie to receive one from The Porto T, i;
feina rked, however, that although this Gen,lcman's
mission us one of great Importance and bssf;,,, 80
eis may De extensive" the expectation of fisal sne.
cess must not be too sanguine, as an exncr;m.,,
the same kind, made last year by General Pa IT, Va
Ml!scn ai'cr The repeated advantages wl,chl,e hnd
gaineh' was not even noticed by the SnItan r..
the circumstances were widely difE.rept ~ -
anc war,was only branch, mere ens,do of a.
contest ana the proposals made by General Pnske-
,has t were addressed to no higher individual
IMAM the 9oyernor of Erzeorum. To expect ,Irst
oVertures passing between inferior agents shouJd l
10 the settlement of national differences migbt b
unreasonable But in the present instance the nar-
Ties are Tie two Commanders thief oE the ,,rn;
PAL armies OF two powerful empires both ,onoure
with the confidence and invested with the au,bnr,
0. their Sovereigns-both conscious of each Others
stength, winch they have tried with alternate src
TESS, IN sahguinary bates and both able, to ,tv;s.
lthcir respective Courts to the real prospec. rs
lpfoionsed ard obstinate war The opening of mo-
gotlatons under the auspices of such men 10 an 60.
waeh p9.taacs OF Their own Importance All the
tUCir sfo
lions, is thrown into the SCALE and thouuh .he- NJ
archs may disagree as to PARTICULARS and reiect ~,
terms proposed they can hardly refuse to take then
into consideration. 'a"e 'i't"
| The letters from Odessa rcc,,;voa ,b,,
ma express the most confident expectations of ,san
ana assert that hostIlities would shortly ce,so
tn"uFh they do not confirm the report that an actual
suspension nj arms had taken place Tho aus,,;o,
funds had risen considerably in consequences
The French. Papers which arrived this morr;,,,
contain letter from Constantnope, dated The e3i
,', wlen states that instead of having returned TO-
Chouina with only GOO horses after tho ba ,tIa - ~
iith The Grand Fizier had brought hack viii 1;
o;oo5 cavalry and 10, 600 infantry. in good order
MS appears the more likely to be the true versa,
osa ~. rom me step afterwards taken by Cen
erai Diebitsch, vino would scarcely have tbo,gbt !,
necessary 10 ncgocate at the head of triumpbanr
army WIN an enemy who only retained a few per
sia auiGrei'ts. The same letter says that the low
or The Turks at the arrival of the Allied
had caused the fiastei of their arms on the iii a.
be wholly forgotten. They expected Tho ;,nmod;
ate renewal of the former friendly relations with En-
gfaHu ana rance, and the Refs Efendi himself ~
suiu 10 haVc expressed sentiments Of most pac;6,
Ma ure. ~ P@'ho
a letter from Madrid, in these Papers announces
mat hihg Ferdinand lad made choice of a fourth
Queen, and iLat the Hero, an eighty oun shin haa
been put aHoat at FerIul. TO 90 10 Nancs and cII
tne NeapnIiian Prncess who destined to share h,
throne She will probably arrive before the rnou,r
o"ft mourning tor her predecessor Shall have ended
the .Tfedt bdttIe:-hlajorS Staff Won Rat zensteiu
OF the Prussan General Sar who arrived at Rerlin
on tue 2"h OF June, present at the battle pc,r
Chonma on the ] 18th June, and left the camp befora
.a ~ uay carrier than Gen Deihitsch. ard arr-
yea az mead quarters in time to be present Mt tho
great battie: The account which he has eYi,-en =,
the King adds many interesting particulars te the of
fetal details. " '"' Vi
Ten. Ecbttscli. 1t seems had, by industriouslv dr
culating false reports made the Giand ~ ~ ~
eVe ti't ne lad not above 90 600 men before Silis
Ira ana inns chiefly induced Kim make an attetnpE
"po, if"Vtu'- zen DiebIsch also succeeded bv
frrai hi, r1rtt,,, 4
turing all he dispatches sent by the Grand V;y;o
respecting ms own strength aud his designs Tho
Punctual Junction with General Roth and the entire
interruption of the G rand Vizer's line of oo,o:
cation with Silisria, had so far decided .6o s,a
the lur&s beforehand, as at all events the Russi.n
would have been able to retreat unmolested Tt
s'"u was aa'ahtagenus to the Turks, as they vera
posted on high plateau, from which they comma,
oed all the surrounding country; bat instead IF 90
hnng themselves to the defensive faneynr thev hal
I'iy some regiments opposed to them they csm.
oJHn 70 attack them. IN this attack they succeed
ca IN SUI rounding and cutting to pieces The MuroIy
regiment OF infantry: the reimbursement Sent tn s,
port It were defeated, aud the battle seemed TO 80
az ,aiiaVoraDie turn, Encnthe brave Major Gcner,,
+.ihhni, with battery of Founders advanced "a
commenced destructive fire of grape shot with,
the distance of SOD feet. Won Rutzens,ien wa,
WIN Ih's oa1'erY WHICH, was exposed that n bold
oI cavalry ny he furks might have been fatal
gen i'icbisch was at first loss TO conceive VII,
the Gfand Vizier, whose force was so posit;,r, 80
h DIS asoFe 4ooOu men, sent oat only 10 or ) 0O0 to
meet him. but after these were defeated :; = ro,a:
oGf Oh the enemys army was found posted in reo,,
uiar squares on The eTiuence IIere severe CONF,
was 10 be expected but the regular regiments whco
iea H9en thrownlnto disorder caused such confusion
mat the Grand Vizer could do nothing. II is fbong
that he ordered the fugtves to he fred nn -.
grape shot for all the Turkish cannon were dschar'
ged on the cHilncnce by which some Of their NV,
P pow magazines were blown up: the Turkish armv
men ed IN confusion impossible to be described
The Grand Vizier had only 600 horse togetber VII
which ne happily reached Chou,nla bya crcritous
rontc' that place IS now closely invested.
p,v,,o,, ,, q, Berlin piper.
Dahonsie, and tic Bishop Of { alctrta ' "' i''io
Dl'd al Swansea Joseph ScyyeIl ~.
S ILc liant. The deceased feet inches bgh and
IF sone or 9l8 lbs Seses dress required iv yards
oih or ms coat five wards IF cloth aud Iin1r for liz