Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-24
FOREIGN,

TmEwARiS THE EAsr.--Aticr the deceptive ~
rnour of the capture of COnstannOpla said to hav,
been Photographed at Paris It is natrl not TO attach
much credit 10 intelligence brought IN this way, whcl
contemporary vehicles Of news silent. Ii *, how
ever very probable that the Sultan has yielded to the
terms of Russia He had plainly alternative bat
the certain capture of lis capital 10y the enemy and
it's possible destruction BY IFS I'll nented nhshlans
The following letter from respectable house in Uu-
vrc dtcd the Goth Sept, the day which the packc,
Erie sailed, has been received in this city
q! havo Just received two letters from PARIS of yes
tcrdays da:e: the says Pence his bee, na1c in
The ErS the other, Government Is apprscd bv Tcle-
graph "f Peace havlng been made between the Rus
ans and Turks"
Another letter of the Same la.c says: "A T,eria
o. Peace tocS signal al .adriaaPie on he 29M O
august"
We find m a Paris paper OF the oG! of September.
letter from Frankfort Of the I2th which saws
'Grucril Diebrtsch having marched Tor Constant
nDpl6 three days ntte' his occupation OF Adj
nnopc probably reached that capita! before the end
% August Having been joined by iEr reinforce
mt for which he waited Aides the firccs with
wtich he advances cannot be fewer than seventy or
egb'y thousand men No apprehension is now an
tertaincd of England and her Allies being drown in
10 real Intervention in favor Of the Sultan; but if
the total subvPrsion of the Ottoman Empire should
result from the triumph of the Russans il is probable
that tie division of the spols would give rise to
DISCUSSIONS between the Powers, and even a war
LII connection with the above the Paris CJnstIuijon
mi expresses an opinion that
"Gen. DlebitsCh, Of or the capture Of Adranople
would not march suddenly upon CUustantinopic; bu
wo0 ID continue 70 advance by slow degrees from da
20 day. The sudden Bppea rance of the Russian
troops before Con-tanlinoDls 1t c.sders, would hsv
induced tue Ottoman soldiers TO commit horrible ex
Ctsscs in the capital previous TO their fl ght into Asia
whereas by advancing gradually, the Mussulman 20
pulaion being always kept in ignorance of what il
passing, strong detachment approaching impercept
IDLY, might be introduced into he cty, and uniting
with the Christians, would remain masters of it, ant
thus save part, If not the whole of what would b.
devoted to destruction. precipitate attRck accord
ing To the ConstiGonnrl would not lead to such re
suit and upOu this ground he precaution and tardi
ness with which General Dicbitsch directs his move
menls mUy bc accounted for"
The Berlin State Gazette. Of rho ith Of Scptern
her contains the following details upon the capture
AdrIsnople-
1.-THE garrison Of Adrianoplc amounted 10 iO,Oot
men of regular troops, who at the approach of th
Russians laid down their although al the road
were open for them effect their retreat. The Turk
abandoned to the conqucrcrs their camp. arms, am
inuntIOn, 81 pieces Of cannon, 30 stahd Of colours
and FIVE horse tails and received permission 10 retur
home 10 devote themselves TO agriculture al labours -
The population Of the city, Christians an,
Mthonstans, went out TO meet the army with the ut
JuOst confidence"
Under date Of Frankfort September 7tl IL ssaid-
Thai according to letters from st. Peterborough
does not seem that the Emperor Nicholas is much in
tJined easily to resign the advantages which he M,
derive from the success Of MS We learn from
That capital that Gen. Dicbsch has received positive
orders prosecute his operations far as Cons,an
iinopc, without suffering bimsefto be stopped by On,
consideration"
10 shew the superb Ignorance which prevails IL
Edgland, i'm reloiOn TO the Constitution Of the Unite
States. and the ridiculous exposures Of It which tn
best Of the London papers DO not shrink from making
we copy tho iollowng paragraph from the Courier o
tic l4th ut No doubt nne-tentbs ofthe COCknpye
whether mobiles ar scrubs, know no better
1T appears u.s. American papers 90 the 10Th MI.
shat The new President ofthe United States, Genera
IAcKsoN. has had two serious attacks Of an apoplcc
nc nature, which created much apprehension for hi
4iie' and from which be only recovered by abundan
cuppng. lie medical Gtfond1nfs continued will
linn Two whole nights; and bis liability TO sGca dan
g"rous paroxysms occasionrd great alarm among biz
friends, end principally his political adleronis. Gy
Re stoud d'e ohtj1 Ne fret yelr oC his Presdenrv
ftcy sfoud nat be PrCYqred tciM u successor IN IN
hts Jf0cc and ne supreme authority must al once C
te.t 10 M. ADAMS"
The Moaning Herald thus announces an aflc'ior
which hashapPened TO The King.
III IS With the deepest regret We Announce a co
icpiy which l7s bcig.lcsvsr bel9' . Sovereign, h,