Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-01

fso.a the .NlrenlLUrg Correspo,,.L.nf. .E,,,,, =,
III io'e'enos 10 tue Intelligence communicate,
the TN; OF ,he departure OF the English ships of
for the Black Sea, L hereby inform vo,, ,h.
then the figate Blonde has had firro,n na ss
her To sail into the Black Sea; she ia nl,,.,l,, 10y
preparations and will proceed forthwith with IN
r'cnced pilots, giving out that she sails with the .
only OF surveying the coasts and harbor,. IS
Black Sca. This news which will very likely sr,,,
Russia, has Produced an extraordinary us,t;an
Pcra. IL is well known that hitherto in virtue of
treaty with Russio, no ship Of war could ron into
Black Sea. The Moslems will low natrrnllv dcd,
from this event expectations Of relief from, Engla
in case OF need and the late report Of an urmed
PREVENTION upon the part of England should the p
SANS advance upon the capital, gains ground and
dit Ii Is easy tn forcsee what favourable affect
appearance of tho English is likely TO have upon
Turkish population OF the coasts Of the Black s.
In my opinion 1t will expedite the arming of tao L
rndsse already ordered. From, Cho,tnla ,,oibi,
new. Tho lschak Effendi has given Count Dcbits
the answer oil the Forte, which consists Of co vnt
project but which il 10 believed here tho Rusla
will hardly accept"
From, he Ga.eite de France. dated Tuesolr,,.
CoNsrANTIsopLE, July IL: |
The most vigorous measures taken here to u
pulse the enemy; but the people are DISCOURAGED ;
consider tho cause OF the Sultan as desperate.
The negotiations relative TO the Greek ouf
have formally begun, after the audience of Mr.
DON. This Ambassador has already been able e
vince himself that his mission is unavalina in thi
;ian those of his predecessors.
The Refs Efendi positively declared on the I I,I
that the protocol of tho 22d of March, and TINT
the 18th Of April, would never obtain the asn.pt
the forte and that no power OH earth will be at<te
mike 1t recognize those stipulaions. In n worr
rejects as it did before, the mediation of the Pot
on this affair and will not hear of the indepent,,
Of Greece. 1t remains now to be seen what the po,
ers vi" do. tits thought they will recognize Gr.Ac
it the Porte persists in It's refusal. The Sultsn ~,
then be obliged TO consent, and il wopId n,oh.hi
make no objection to such declaration If the M,
State were limited 10 the Moreu and Cycades. u
gent orders have been sent TO all the Pachas 10 -,
ten levy en- D'dsse and To send the militia 10 m. as
my without delay. 1t is thought that the SnI,o ,
gong 10 join the army. Fhe creates, uneasi, =,
prevuis.--4ugSj,rg GG-eus
BUCHAREST, July IL
RACES IN the army. The great operations wbi..A 81
undertaken at this moment sufficiently show tho m,
trary. The sanatory state Of the country both =,
the right and the left bank of the Danube l., NM
ved anu the official lists prove that latterly enly
patients have died out of 400.
Most OF tue great people in this country and ,hoi
ohdren for education to Paris AT this m,,mcur m
foundation Of high school in this city is ia
patton andit seems that the plan has beet concert;
win some french iiteraii IL it can be carried m,r
execution, 1t will be principally owing tu the livri
interest WHICH Is taken In it by Rn august persns,
General Gelsnar is drawing his forcns toqet be,
ana Will soon strike some great blow The resetvp-
nnder the command of Gen. Tolstoy, havs reschct
tic banks OF the Danube.-Garehe a. .lxysSt,-r.
F9om TIE VuesSenger des Chanbrer
,, PARIS. Aug. IL, noon.
Ibe news from the Turkish army is by no meal,
satisfactory and every body furesces that the Por
"i be- obliged to ask for peace. after having exhsts
ted all It's means of resistance. The lew en- ma ssc m
produced only 10000 men in the course of a mont,
meantime the Russian army 20 marching iowards Con
slsntinople, the Notifications of which are he =,
means sufficient for the defence of so lnrre CITY.
LONDON Aug. IL
!. sc:.i a:'ii'Aar from some intelligence obtained b
our city correspondent. that Russia is CONVEYING, n,
ney to the Greeks. The news comes from NapGti 4
knnama, and may therefore, perhaps, be true. Ga
readershave heard the proverb of the prodiga
die, which was lighted nj both ends Let but R,Rs,
continue as long England did to carry on war On.
slhsldlze allies ut the same time. and va think thai
Ike England, she will find at last that she has Sal
enough Of it, Times.