Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26

D1sui. II VIII iau On Coun, Cnno
'ArsInIA AND Mor,cco 4 l.,,o.
gem ut Sibaltar. dated July A. .nys 81 ~ !;ioyds u
'n Cohsol had cent 10 HE dlf,itnt Cons,i nut-
."e"ar coFlos Of del hith cent Ia lin mere,
FI,n uohder 81 tie Austlkn squadr,b' Ra,,
I'LL, .o'nlhg Tie c,nm,rttm,It of be,,,I,;a
oSuh'st morocco. I his movement is snd 10 bes
oy The ill success OF the attach rrup Ia,s,
wheu inc AGsrians lest scmc men who ,,c,o n'
L. ny rue Arabs IN sight OF their ships Tho
; 49,. 'onsioeitd this us species of triumpb arJ
OF showing any disposition TO give
'ol inc capture OF an Austrian vessel taken Lx ,Lo;-
cruisers, bid their my defiance. ""e'
BRUSSELS, July IT, Intellipencchns me, H..
ceived here that The Grand Vizier is ciosoI,, -,
"ed IN Sehoumlo, by the Amy of Count Debitsch
wh, ... LONDON, July 90
i4th INST brought by the Countess of Iive,no, =,
arrived at Plymouth. This vessel took out Tho CO..
sututonal officers from France and succeeded IN To-,
ding them safely OF Tcrccira no,withs, nnJna a.,
rSs aaE'; Dy part OF the blockading squadron
i"e gorIison OF Terccira in the highest sn;r
US, anu confident of being able to repel any o,,"t
ne arrival OF the officers had caused great sntsfac
non. On the Countess of Liverpool leaving Terce
hIon ~. !nou,h' she was again followed by the
o'v,rrSaoing vessels, but without success.
The Hamburger mail which arrived in Jordon -,
eie morning OF July 81, brought accounts frcm Con-
S,ahtinople to the 23d of June, ut which time I'm.
n"Ssl anu french Ambassadors had had no formal
conference with the Refs Efcndi. They had how,
ever learned that the Porte would not treat on ,b
basis of the Protocol signed at the Foregn otfca -"
n ., ana would decidedly object to the article
wmcn required the extension of the boundaries nj,
Greece TO the Gulf of Volo and Arto Tbe Sni,. ~
II was added, would persist in the system which bn
nad adopted but which did exclude the indcnene
Gr iEc Tl me oree and the Cycades. Should the
Aihes DC satisfied with this limitation n difficulties
ana delays would cease. The Sultan was maxine
great efforts to increase his army. All men canahe
OF bearing a'ms, were ordered TO march TO the Raj
kan, and though the defeat of The Grand VIII, r.,
I'M lt.l,y ii.
at the mead of 10000 men ut Choumla coTec,inIr
troops from all quarters, and on the eve of resum;n
rue onehsye. 1t was admitted that his loss had
been great in the battle of June It'll; but The fc, 20
ms having cut his way through the enemy and rcur,
Gu 10 Choumla, afforded ground for disputipr tho
victory All Pacha was said to have fallen in the nc
oh ne CaPtom Pacha had not yet returned from
ms mira expedition TO the Black Sea- but the success
OF his Two first had created hopes that he would min
new advantages Rumors Of pacific nature we,,
beginning to circulate. ~
Inc Prussian monarch has appointed n minister
TO act IN support Of the views of Russia in the Turkish
capitu ''' u'NiS"
letter frsn Bucharest, dated June Goth. stated
mar the Grand Vizier had deputies to Count
DIeo"sCh, ana report of n suspension Of arms had
transpired in the Russian camp af>cr their arrival
6iurgevo was still blockaded.
3'tch01'esi, June 26.--Thc reserve pndcr C,oror
o. Tolsoy, hos received orders to ,oin the army on
INC danube IL consists of 10000 men of MI arcac
General Diebtsch is said to be preparing to pass tL,
Balkan. - PISS '''
HREEo E'--l'etters from Corfu to the 10Th instant
state that Count Cupo d'Tstria had issued a nrocl,
nation to his troops stating that tl,ev wore mot %
fult inc position They occupied unless compelled by
oTce: hose advices confirmed therefore, the refi.
sal OF the Count to accede to the request of Mr. Daw-
son. that he would withdraw the Cir eek force win,
he limits allotted by the Allies to Greece az nm in
dependent state. ' 's on III
""re"turg July 1.-THE Austrian Observer
gives very long official account of The result or IN,
attack made on the Sd of June by the Austrian SQUAD
ron the object of which to DESTROY two corvette.
belonging to the Emperor Of Morocco The nj
Tempt was successful, the fort of Larache being ia
ien' and the corvettes burnt. As the Emperor of
morocco does not yet seem inclined 10 peacc il ;s
'aid That 81 gun trigatc will be sent from Venice
:" reniorce the Austrian squadron. Owing 10 the
wen oi me sea- the troops landed had much difficulty
n reaching their boats. The loss of the Austrians
vas % killed and II wounded; that of the enemy RI
nen. "y ~"
LONDON, July o.
bort that there is a cession of hostilities be,woor
turkey and Russia appears to have favourabl. Of
cct on the funds this morning. We believe it is
materially assisted by the state of the account; tho
supply OF money enabling the Bulls To take Stool mil
mere being scarcity OF it in market the Benrs arc
n dsngreeablc situation. Excheouor bliss are
ather lower
Lieerpool, Jriy ga court martial will shortly
DC held at Portsmouth, TO investigate certain CHARGES
preferred against Captain Dickinson who cornmSn
led he Genoa seventy four, at the battle of Navarino
Ifter Capt. Bathurst received mortal wound In
O'C' ol the papers the mere circumstance of the
Intended court martial is mentioned, without auv al
usion to the nature of the crges against Capt Dick
nson, who, in consequence of the suppression of
Int material information, may abour under the
most injurious suspcons IN consequence ola mere n-
uied error in judgment in points not at all involy.
ng his character or his honor Our READERS per
lsps recollcct that Captain Dickinson was inclu-
led VI tic public thanks 10 the flcet-tbat the Order
i companion of the Bath bestowed on him
hat hc received honorary distinctions from tho En-
eror OF Russia and the King Of France. with per.
Mission TO wear them and that no question was at
nat time raised touching the behaviour Of the cnos
jpon Captain Dckenson's return IN the Wash
loop OF war TO the Mediterranean, after having
rought to England the Genoa, Sir Edward Cod
ngton sent him second Russian. Order, TINT OF
g usEod permission ofthe Admiralty to wcnr; 10 OBJ
ain The approval OF which q certificate required
Sir Edward This the Admiral has declined, al
'gnP, 10 reason for it, that he was not satisfied
nth the conduct Of Capt DickCnson The charges
o not Implicate Cant. DckcnsOn's personal Courngc