Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22

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according TO the concurrent reports which are re-
ccvcd from that county, the parties actually or
ganzing for battle. district meeting of the mas
tets OF the Orange Lodges was hold in that county
the LIST u when it was resolve unanimously that
the Orangemen OF Fcrmansgh should continue In as
semhc as usual for the purpose of protecting them
selves against the "nnovatons OF Popery." Ii was
further unanimously resolved Ia place further con-
hdence in Government, by which tioy had been be-
truycd
A letter from Enncskillen says
The Oraugcmcn are busy III preparing flags, &c.
making very extensive prcpai atoms 10 walk IN pio-
cess on on the 18th July IL behovcs the Government
to turn lis attention tn this county good time for
is said the Catholics. rrtated To the highest pitch
possible mean To try their strength with the Orange
men, are equally busy their side in preparing the
means of resistance. The next fair day is on the
10Th, when IS supposed tho first trial will be made,
but The great fight, II is expected, will be onthe i2th.
me phySicai force OF both parties s expected to be
greater than was ever seen in this quarter and h the
government do not timely interfere, the consequcn-
ceS will be dreadful"
! In the county OF Monaghan similar agitation pre-
walls There IL no sort of intercourse whatever in
tins county between Catholics and Pro,eslunts, and
not even any between Proiostsnts of u dhercnt way
oi pOhral thinking. | know n to he fact, that Il
Protestant clergyman in this county is constantly in
! tho habit OF preaching the most srdous, nav the
most treasonnble, sermons. On recent occasion lac
soennIy declared from the pulpit that al ties be-
tween HIM and his Sovereign dissolved thar lac
owed INN no further allegiance, and that protes.
coming when II might be found necessary TO indicate
! their rights and on.
IL Is announced in the Dublin papers tina, the friends
ot Mr.. Ncsey Fitzgerald have relinqushcd all inten
non oi contesting the county of Clare with Mr.
| O'Connull.
The new novel, by the author of Pelhum entitled
DeVereauN, Is said to be the imaginary autobiography
o, Trend OF Lord Bongbroke, whose fortunes were
IN the highest degree. singular and romantic. In adj
drion To Lord Boiling broke, who is a prominent acto,
IN the story, we understand that Pope, Swift, Addi
son, Steele. Cooley Cbbcr, Sir Godfrey Knrcr, the
Duke of Wharton, Lady N. w. Montague, the Du.
chess ot Marlborough, and other public characters
OF the day. figure in the work. LoadOn Age.
Ad,lccs from Constantinoplc of the 9th June men
tion 'hat NJ DE Royer the new Minister from Prus
sfto the Porte had arrived there. The English ant
| french Ambassadors, who had sailed in cofryln,
with HIM from Naples To Andros were expected the
next day.
/ The HechHjHCS.--Acccunts. from Frvpt received
at Marsellcs, say that the between Inc Viccro,
ana the Wcchabitcs Is still carried on with great act
WITTY The troops of Mahomet not withstandirp tbei
new organization, and their mode of arminp ar,
SAID to have suffered much. The Weclabites mr.,
superior, especially in cavalry; they have now corn.
al regular troops under the command of Enropcnr
captain, who is said to be either Swede or n Bo-
heman. lie has also introduced improvements, cs
pecally in the artillery
Russian .N;loy.-'Fho accounts from Pe.ersbn-o
informs that the most active eG;Ets are maxine
to increase the Russian Navy. Three sail of tL,
I line, from so To 100 guns npd several smoIlc
u
tadt.
The naval intelligence from the Black Sea is con
Trajectory An article from Begra de mentions that
according 10 some letters the Caniain Pacba had on
tered the Black Sea- and been attacked and destroy
cd by Admiral Grrig. According To other letters Tho
! Turks had succeeded in capturing some Russian mcr
ct war. An article from Constantinople of the 8tl
nit SAYS, that the Captain Pacha has been ooon i,
the Black Sea, and had n small action with the Rus
slams, IN which Russian corvette suffered severely
and Russian steam boat was taken
3 huSs'd ana IerSd.--Accordrg 10 private letters
from 81 petersburg, the preservation of peace will
Persia is considered very problematical Russ,s
indeed, has not at this moment any interest of provo
KING war with that power; bur ON the other hand
u mas no reason To lear It, as its troops assembled in
those countries fully sufficient to oppose both tho
Turks and the Persians.
Theatre Of Wdr.-It is stated from the frontiers II
Nodavla June Is, that ''the rise of the Danube Is
sara 10 nave caused suspension of the operations
before SiIlsria and GIurgevo. and have dBmaned al
the works OF the besegcrs, which were already I'm
advanced. The fall of these fortresses, which was
lately supposed TO be near at hand, is thereby delny-
cd and the wax appears likely to be proracted In
Russia they are fully aware of This stale of ihins nd
measures arc being adopted which are ndico,iye of .
third campaign. The longer the war Continues tl,r
"re uoes-the RUSSIAN nation appear to be confirmed
III uc OPINION that every effort must be made TO com
pei Tie Porte To yield, the interest of Russa
materially from the present state of things"
- ne morning papers give the official despatch o
zen D"lbltsch, detailing the pursuit of the Crane
Nnier, IN his disastrous flight. But on comDarno i
with the abstract published from the French paper,
yesterday, we find fact misslated and nothing es
seniial omitted. "
I The Phague.-AlI trade is put n stop 10 in Rucyo.
rest by the Gordon which is drawn round the civ n
prevent The propagation of the plague in CONSEQUENCE
o. "hich al! The shops are shut. We hear that va
rious measures ofprecauiion arc adopted at Odessa
aSo because some persons in the port have been Sci
zed with typhus fever.
-, FoRTuGAI.-Isbon papers are 10 the Goth june.
Iner appearance Is as loyal to their beloved So.
vereign Usurper Don Miguel as that nmicnbl, ,,n-
tIcman could desire The following specimen will
serve-"lhe festival of the Sacred Heart of Jss,,s
was celebrated to-day in the church of the convent of
! that name with the customary mn gnfcencc i'm tbn
presence OF his maIesty and their ROYAL IIiyhncsscs
inc lnantas' Ills Majesty, both on going and re-
| turning was greeted with the enthusiastic ncclnma
lions OF the Immense multitude of his faithful subiccs
whose hearts always overflow with 10Y al the nI,gns,
presence ofthe best Of Kings" e'''
lhese papers contain only one article Of any IL,
Porancc IL IS an Edict ISSUED mt Opor,n ,u,1,,,
ing great number of persons accuyo1 IS II ~.