Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25
.r.SEETGE.
F.o,, - .Ncio iort .iouJ'i o. Commerce. 1ugust 2
SEEl.la LAIER ENOM ENGLAND.

~ 'iSi'' :r!il l.Oncon OF that The
evening" oi July ia;h, aud Portsmouth paper of the
.N.i..
The news the capture Of S.i,tria had not reach
Ell l,0,s'o:,.
mons Anniversary on the eth AID 18th passed oil
with less disorder than icaf cd. In Fermenarh
however, it is report ID that Battle was fought be-
tween the Orange mon and the Catholics in which
nine prrsons were killed. The Orange party are
said 10 have com. Of slcon; best.
Russia ANu rUTs>EY.-'Chc London Courier ofthc
l&.n contains dsq1sition on the affairs o. Russia
md Turkey. more particularly relates To the pros
r.ct OF peace. The following are. extracts:---
Ne know that the Enpcror OF Russia, ut tie very
outset OF the war. declared that he had neither con
guest nor ACKNOWLEDGMENT in contemplation. Was
Tat declaration to DE construed merely III this way
that his Imperial Majesty bad no intention Of ma
king conquest dIs'ucniprment for himself? Or
d! he mean that lie had an intention Of establishing:
AN indc, cndcnt Stale 10 ne composed OF
which had belonged 10 Turkey? This would be,
Jrnd Turkey, much dsm in5cra,t as it he IN
Corporated tito territories with his own. Does he
desire to erect Aioldavia and Nal!acnia into an ind
pendant power: Such demand would be Il great
obstacle II the vay o.. peace, thongi, neither Media
Via GlachiG have rendered, uf late at least any
great service to the Ottoman Go,crumcnt They
i1vc had kind OF bastaIi inlep, ,,lence which has
placed thcn III middle state between slavery aild
freedom In war they are immediately occupied by
INC Russian arms and forced TO sub ni, to all re-
GuiSi';"ns. which exhaust their produce. imuoycr.h
their popolltlon, and make thcr feel all the horrors
v'nr "i hout aims glory.
lc Os,voyval ali prair,js Of CONQUEST or lis
moln5eTmcnt world naiurall. i,,;~ro -, r., hni.ve
that the "nnque IS made IN Asia VIZ. tnauI Poi
and AChuizi,, worid be restored 10 the turks
Bat de- oiun supposed TO have been made at Bcr-
in by ;ae Emperor, relative to the Turkish custom
uI selling at hchulyk IN Asia, Russian subjects as
slaves has GiV.n rise to suspicion tha; lie Will de-
mani the surrender uf some port in TIE Turkish do
rn,HnS IN the Black Sea. Such a demand would
without doubt, throw S 1ht difficulties in Tie
way OF peace. Bat It might be Withdrawn if same
s'ipuation were nUe uy port e. that the practice
complained OF should be abolished
nor 40 we think that Russia would persist = cr
demand al beng Unidentified for h, CXpunses OF the
war. 1t Is not usual III and negotiations be-
tween European Powers.
The great point and difficulty will be the free nav
lgAti"n o. The Black Sea, and OF the by which tne
produce OF RUSSIA may DE exported from Lcr terri
torres on the Black Sea aud the produce OF other
cesnt'ies imported into them. This Condition Rus
STA is entitled To Insist upon-a.d Only Rrlssia
but every nther European Power, even Turkey her
self ought 10 wish for il. But when we speak otthe
free navigation o.. the Black Sea, and The seas com
muncatlng with 1t, we mast DE supposed To mean
fine free navigation for ships OF iioiu the Black
Sea through The acu Q. Marmora and tue Da daneiies
nto tue Mediterranean, and from the Medi,erranu-
an into the Black Sea. Turkey, by atlnrding pas.
sage TO SHIPS OF war through which divides her
Nsatic tIoin her European d0niino:ls would lend
Acrschto policy wieh would prove in ;hc hielet
degree detrimental to her in any future war. Rus
s4a would pe aDie TO send powerful naval force
;r"1 the baiic INTO the Black Sea, with which Tur
navigation should Apply merely To the merchant
ships oi Russia and every other nation which should
have tree ingtcss ard egrOss from the Black Sea- The
sea OF MNflnora and the Dardaneilgs, and should be
able TO carry Oh al export and import trade without
the slightest nlulcstaton.
In giving therefore, all tie consideration in our
power TO TINS subject, we cannot agree with thosI,
VINO see iTsi.pcrah!e obstacles ia the way OF peacc.
On the contrary. think there are Ito difficulties
winch lgFiH not be removed ii Tie bei!ig1rcnts be
sincerely dcsiTuus OF removing them. The Einpe-
II EitftD. ali -ira
Che Sultan Maiia:1oul, who has begun with such
vIgor aud ability the system OF reform aud of an
pFoXhatIOu To i4iropeuii and habits mast
see that 1t is only peace that he can prosecute
that sya:em ana raise power ana character of his
Empire to That elevation from which it had fallen
and which Ii seemed destined never 10 reach a,rlin
i.oHEoN, July l#.-Sone frauds Of a very pecuiiar
aud extensive nature have been dscuvt ed, we nm
derstaad in tic department oil Excise. by which the
government, IN tue pros css ne..i, must have been
sodbcd ot immense
Byroo5OlH RJttsc6H2.--A case VIII. /, has ey-
LIED much interest IN London, account OF the
COMMERCIAL e;nuCncc pIthe defendant has been red
III the Vice Chance.ors Court, between Broghtuan
and iothscLild.-The ,cts OF the case are thus sta
led III the Times al the 18TH:
Erool;lnan deals with RUti.schild or rather en-
pioys RuthsCh,d his agent or iactor Rv such
deaing or employment BrookHaD comes to rfeat ne
canary distress No" an agent may certainly carry
on business Tor principal TIL he latter is ruiupi
whi!e the former rcnivs unhurt or rather improved
by the cu'nmiss"n money. Bat it somehow or 9TH
or happens IN All tho pecuniary trunsac ions ON ths
occasion, that no bona tide purchases or sales are
made by RolhscniId-iic merely passes nominal
transfers Of money IN his books: the transactions
therefore become positive transactions between tho
ET'nciPn! aud !5 agent CONTRARY to every maxim of
Jaw and cTu'ty) The principal it ruincd by them
but this does TO! apnear to be the case with the a
gent, Who in his character Of agent if he had beep
al open man, ought 10 have G,suacd his prj1;cinaI
rom cnrag!ng III these transactions which slhse-
rac"fY brought him to poverty Tna result is that
.3A =. hlil IS very properly relieved lrola tie effect
o. i'e transactions ct w".ca he complains.
:.lr courts 10 which il is SAID an ap2yal will be
made the loss 30 the defendant on the various tram
sac!ons viii, is calculated, exceed c.f0OO0.
rlhNcIrs'rER, July l3.--NOt little tx iracrGiaary
= tie af1c0nt "l exports TO he United States In
TIE face OF Tie tariff and markets the most runots
- all appearance. i've 1liion yards OF plain CALI
toes, and thirteen millions anJ half of prints. have
h-cn RIfnaNK dr.nnfclnd hmm fu.n ,,in...r, .,I