Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-23


We have this morning received the Montreal Ca
zette OF Monday, containing London dates of the lOlh
OF August. and Liverpool OF the l2th, brought to One
bee sy the snip Williams MDopaid, arrived at that
port from Liverpool. On Saturdaylast about eiyIC,
vessels from sea arrived at Quebec, of these a5or;
thirty only were reported in for the paners or,
that day They were all in ballast with the excen'
ton of the Carricks, from Liverpool Quebec Packrr
from Aberdeen, and Deveron and Union from Green.
ock. - >'eea'
AFFAIRS OF THE EAST.
The dispatches received last night at the s' o ~
Office, from the Right Hon. Il. Gordon. are ds,,',
Constantinople July IL. On The day previurs NJ.
"ordon had MI interview with the Sultan. und ,a'.
most iavorabiy received, and from, the neoof;,.;
that have already been carried on between a.
ambassadors and the Porte most fayouraba J,
rnination is expected. ue'ef-
by inc Flanders mail, which arrived Yesterday.
(August 9Th, we have receveda Prussian S,o, Ss
2ette to the 4th inst. which contains news of ;
ueraoie interest from various quarters of tho rh,
OF War. The Russians. it seems, have s,ccedoS ~
,.ct .''e enemy ~ onouna as regards the Oh.
Ject vi their march. The Turks ina qippu tba, r.,
town was threatened, directed their entir a,,
to IL, while the Russians, with view tn koer
Snsion never moved any ofther troops from, Clprn
Ia until their place was supplied by reinforco,s
from Sistrin, when vigorous movement al .,
silently, aud by night. On the 9Th saws The P t,,a.e
sian state Gazette, after deta a yari,.tv &C us
urinary movements and skirmishes s(;eneyai
marched towards Aspro, and pushed his a5.s,
guard To Palisand, the most elevated NON, a..eu
ure1t balkan; The enemy was struck with sucb ,a nc
ros ena. nc qua not even attempt to dispute the mas
sage over tins LOFTY mountain, which ma y r.. pas
cred as having been overcome at least Inv ne la
u'h"' An cur troops continue their noyerneo,s -
day. The Grand Eizier has no, p,.5 ~ "eh's to-
movement from Shumla. ' smallest
The AgeIneine Zeitunp dated An, O -.
,ie same mail states that opening the nego;s,y
Mr. Fonton demanded large an indcmni,,
Expense OF the war ~ private claims that the rt;
commissioners declared that they need mn, Ia i
documents before their government 'rLo ~ SUI"
asked were the Occupation of Sistria g. RnIssi
anu all Tie Turkish fortresses and ports On ,,
,%" no" occupied py the Russians II is affirmed
that me forte on It's part. demands the ovacna,; 90
the turkish territory by the encmy's troons I'M, "
proposals, adds the Allgemcine Zetunp. .sif roaii,
Inaae; are, however, only preliminary and NAV he
greatly modified IN the ncgociation." The con,,
ncations between the Refs Eifend snd the c;,a''r
Nizler are frequent. S u'aio
Inc French papers state that the accounts e.,
Iohs'antncple arc of very snfavourable desc,;m-
tio' arty spirit 1t appears is again at work ma
Notwithstanding the great pains taken nv ,bo ua
ment to conceal unpleasant intelligence, the ;scon
tented contrive by some means or other. 10 maI,c
Icy ming puohc. The Sultan" observes the
'aHet'e de france, us really i'll critical situation
Inc Journal des Debats, which contains souo 90
resting particulars respecting the rccep;on of NJ
Gordon, the British Minister at CoasantiDonle s,a,a
also that the hopes of peace with Russia ,,,;p ,t
IN these few days past. "appeared likely ~ bo ~"
NED are now, according To the statements of conc
u'Pio'hauc agents, very much diminished since the
iaSt news from Shumla Still every hope of ACCOM-
modatlon has not been entirely lost md tbc nrnoo
OF the two Ambassadors, who as Is we'll 49,, 80
renewed their relations with the Porte win ,ona 49,
much to cause cessation of hostiities for the port,
England. - Aia"ee anu
IL is stated that Lord Cochranc is now with Tho
Russian meet in the Black Sea, and is exnectod -,
strike some good blow against tho Turkish squad
The Hon. Robert Gordon, our A,nb,ssodo, =,
ConslantinoPle has, in aspiriled proclamation rc,
sgu 10 uow the extension Ofthe Greek blockade TO
PAGES "hlcnare 10 i2rm no part ofte new State OF
u,eeee' ana mas declared that our Government will
take the most decided measures TO preven, go, -;
ade. ' " suS" oiocK-
PORTUGAL.
The Tumour begins TO be prcvnleo, - 49,,
Liuiig, that Don Pedro not having The ,nesns ~.
us'"IOi"g tho present order OF rllnSs nv pn,s, "
,ss,s, ~ -, 70 the Portuguese themselves. To-
ies's' or 10 support the usorpation of Don Me- w
lney thah thnk hti and such we believe -, H." rs
WISE determination of all the allied Po,Sers - '''
40 FRANCE
Ion, I ol tIe authority of private Correspou
is", WHO oates from Paris on the 9Th insfan, H.,
nv Freheh Ministry is changed. "rhe Prince 90
oi'g"c' says the writer, "ilas been cf.raoJ -. ~.
On,v me, new ndninigtrgton can state with eey.
AMY tbnt Prince PoIgnac is Minister NJ ~:
liairs oI. do la Bourdonnavo Winste. ~ oIegn
inc ."--.1ug. 10. "''S' VI the Ma
rH =, PAcKET'sniP NArorroN DOR los, o,s A.
vfo,rI ht. ~ number Oh cabin passengers
vbicb ",r,vo odo1gn. oy tho packet ship Napoleon.
le' cao's ~ order TO accommodate SO prco, nsn
oaco,, 1,e,luea INTO her betwixt decks, and four
Icaom, rooms added TO her already extensive and
ndeystand se.o ~ ABOLITION to the number numed wo
assa, SVEN other gentlemen applied 10 take
'bo Eos ~ nor but could not be accommodated -
The g,'pn ls ono OF tho largest and Cine ssbps
or passages. PVi' :, "nn ls fortunate ID
- Jqgo, Cape de Terle,. .s,r o, yver xxx,
IL lorenzo Jones, of Philadelphia, now wing A.
- y iose upon The mate, in the absence AZ tho mas
ne P w,nd ,r nm onaTut 10 sca in the ir- ooat -
yea o. pirates They are cieht in on",e, "1d n
The f,. W. 1rl,lsh Loadoa yoper q,r 8
to 6nJ ,I, s'ercry of the 7ih Aug avs eve are pI
odr, W. H"'y already amotnis 10 reariy s00L Wbs,
"''" ""4e gratifying Is, t!s, this handsome a