Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21
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EUROpE.-We copy from the New York Con-
sucrciel of "Wednesday, sonc additional items OF Eu-
ropssa Intelligence, furnished BIZ the Paris papers to
Tksre ]. noshing positively important rccciv-
cd bv the ARRIVAL The Turk is still obstinate,
would appear from the best accounts; and the Empc-
r,r though he llproposcs oopenhc door fncgoa
zion insists upon the basis of the plan of the Conyon
fon OF Akerprarn the freedom Of tho Black Sea, the
bounding Greece by Volo and Arta, and indemnity |
Tor the expenses OF the war II is not ut all probable
that these hard terms with listened to yet, with pa
tionce By the Porte sensible writer in the Consti-
tutione, reviewing the past history of the war;
siders the Russians having gained much than
could have bet~ sxpected III campaign and half
with the serious and desperate opposition they have
had to encounter. Beyond the Hemus all is subjec-
ted TO them, and II is ony owing to the unavoidable
delay bringing mp their reserves, that they have not
crossed the Balkan in force Between the mountains
and the sea thorc be but little skrmishng. One
great battle would probably decide the issue between
the belgerents, and has been recently proved which
has the advantage in the open field
Seven French prisoners were released from captiy-
ty at Agicrs, OF the ntercession of the Sandman
f;oisa days after the Festival of the Bairam-
Tlerc forty four in confinement and lots were
drawn to Determine who should be SET free. The se-
ven returned to France by the way of Toulon. They
reported that the French prisoners were not very
badly trceted owing the attention of the Sardin-
ian Cousn and his wife, sirgui n merit, who is
native OF Odessa. They were confined in building
rning part of the Baths of Algiers and separated
aitogether from those condemned to punshments.
y single court, however, separated them from the
Deys rgsre and the roarngs of some thirty lions
and tigers troubled their rest ut night. -Four small
loaves were allowed them by the Dey, daily; but a
small sum Supplied By the .aririsn Consul in I,ro
portion TO the rank OF eac, enabled them to procure
llecesSaries, provisions being cheap at Algiers. The
writer Of the letter from which the foregoing partc,
las extracted, states that the blockade of Alers
has been little more than nomnal and that the Sar-
diuian and Neapoan consuls would have arranped
the differences between France and the Dew had II
not been for the English Consuls interference who
desired the latter not 90 come to terms This is
However, merely stated rumor.
Commerce with Gibraltar said 10 be at a stand,
IN consequence OF the Governor of that town HAVING
thrown difficulties III the way of the blockade of GER
tain ports of Morocco by the Ausrions. The French
and English merchants had repaired 10 Cadiz.
The Journal dI havre OF the 3Ist OF July gives
The following account OF most destructive storm at
Bordeaux and is neighborhood.
"A hurricane, which caused great ravages in that
city and on the river, was experienced Bordeaux
on the 18TH INST But the greatest anxiety was felt
for the fate of the of the city which
unfortunately scd for, on the sa;nn hvepi,r
furious hail STORM ltLa stones of prodi,rious sizel
c0inpieIely Favaged the conmuneS OF Marquis, Can
tcnax Sousons, Labarde AIacaa. Ludsn and even as
lar assSan, near Blauquefont. The crops have been
entirely destroyed 1t is also reported that in the
neigiborlood of Bazas the scourge has caused
much damage Beyond Poitieres, the storm overlook
the courier from Paris; from that piace Cavignac
nothing be but the wrecks of trees and non
SOS, the road being completely covered with them.
Several wagons were upset IN the bitches, aud two
u. u.
from Chersac TO Covignac not single leaf is left on
the vines In some communes the earth has been
turned up by the hail thunder and no traces of
vegetation left; and horrible to relate as If the
disorder OF the elements not sufficient during
the storm amidst the lightning which rent the skies
and perhaps by the light thus occasioned an unfortu
nate driver of post chaise assnssnated in the
forest Of CheGiy, between and eleven o'soc. at
night"
Tfhe Nuremberg Courier states that the emperor
Nicholas has sent TO tho Governor of Moldaviu and
Walacha tue plan OF constitution for the principal
tics, of wh ch the following the chief provisions
b. nat the two provinces shall remain under the
s'lzerainte Of Turkey. p That they shall elect Hos
podars, and that 20 Russia and Turkey shall bconp
ihc rigit OF confirming the election. 3. That the
tISes, equally deviGcd, shall be fixed once for all and
mat the Iospodars. shall have power to augment
them. 4. That fixed revenue shall be assigned TO
the Hospojars. in order that they mny have no prc,ext
2T hardening the country and all yeDel charges shall
De abolished.
y very strong sensation was created in the Stock
@Zchange yesterday afternoon, by ntination that
MI Stafford, FOE number Of years ensve spe-
cnlntor IN the Funds, had committed suicide at his
lodgings, III the CtyEoad, having differences to paw
"me.1 he was incompetent to meet. Not having
reached the market early usual OIL pay dsv his
friends and creditors began TO entertain soma sIsp
cIon that all not right and sent to ascertain the
cause OF his absenC at his lodgings when he sent
answer that he had oversight himself hut vvoulJ NJ
tend IN the market at twelve o'clock. This il would
seem was the particular hour when he destroved
hlrlselfby pistol the bali of which passed tbro1oh
niS nead'-- Inc event was not known at the Stock
is<change until nearly half past two; when Cnugols
toF Account, which had been steady at about aga
uFoppedsto G6s. number Of dealers selling Stock |
against what they had previously bought which could
nor De Delivered by Mr.. Stafford. His differences
however, excepting his private debts it is understood
IL, not Exceed OO.-ChronieLe, July 90.
the NufeIn1ug Gazette gives the following intelligence
uef date VI Froiiers Of Wallachia July a. After the s
tsnde 81 Shs'a, the Dvsn Of Waachia received orders to
"e 10 wagons for the transport Of the garrison into Rus
"a ana IVVO io me inhabitants who, according cond
,smhe eapiuiaon, we've 10 be conveyed the Turkish
sfvanse oupos The sanitary have been executed
gh e uincst sce An Inspector who had kent back some
Effects injected w tie plague Tor the purpose of selling them
p fcciy, has be~r tried " fnauaI condemned 10
a AMI rsc;ied IL certain that VaTna has been svscl.
80 in consequence NJ TIE pfevaenss Of the pazse"
he Nufen1oTg Core soOneni gives foVne under da
= Syna 1ue %" No'ng has been talked Of for the
s lns o me refusal NJ Count CaPo dTsirias suspend
hIlres mi aise tie blockade The persons "
~ Gordon have ntimaed that this refusal may he attended
w"hFey serious Consequences THIS Of affairs com
Daed whfhe aet Of great number vessels having fecnt
anfyed n tbs Mediterranean, has given rise 10 nun,s of
lnleeiurs even said that Mr. Dawks has been cba,ed
by DE bisb and French Ambassadors 10 deliver threateng