Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

Committee The debate on this question: Win donb
more warmth and consume time Than ssign. ON
Convention. - ~ ''' WIG
VIII he by c,or, the proceedings Of Yesterday
that Mr. Green. having dclei o the debate IN ordcr 10
reserve himself Unit, tie arguments other side shu be
heioc the tonniec Mr. Cooke commenced the di,s,,,,ic,
Inc fe'a'k of Sir Green reply, Mir Campbell Of
e"oNs and MIR upshor who continues in possession Of
tna the COMMITTEE rse will appear IN their order
Cofrmatig" IF f'care bciioeen Me Ruvsirrs s. Turks
The Editors OF the Wing have received hv tho
Sias Richards, Mt n. YorG, their r,gul1r Gics Of
London papers to the 22d ult inclusive. Thu Con
rlcr oil the u Il CO It1ius confirmation of the rcuo
that the Russians and Turks had made peace
The n Y. Commercial, which c4mo on in the same
'na with our LoudOn papers furni shes III: Il,,rncc
Two OF three days later, received bv the Mary Lord
we avail ourselves of its selections. giving such
other items from our ipers we doom interesting
From he N Y. Ciuuaerciti .4drertiser, OcG Fl.
LATE AND IMPORTANT IN'rELLIGENCE.
We had barely TIM in our last, TO announce rho
arrival Of the ship Mary Lord, from LONDON. with
dates OF the e1ti Of Sept. This morning the packci
snip Sllas Richards arrived from Liverpool furnish
ing us with complete flcs of ENGLISH paycrs l., Tho
"ith, with Shipping Lists ro tho 924
PEACE IN TIE EAST.
The ruinoF communicated To our readers in most
script last evening, Is amply confined. Ho.iitcs
have ceased IN the East. This intelligence was re-
cevcd IN London on tho evening If ScCiclnl.,r cpb
py inc Arrival OF Mr.. Whi,sh"d, attach to Tie En-
gllsh Legation ut Berlin, with dispatches from Sir
X. Gordon, dated Constnni tnopie, Auau,t eth and
FROM Mr. Seymour At Rein, of Son.cmber i9,b
nc Courier OF sept 2ls', gives tho following as
the snb1auce, SO far If has transprr,l of rtrll
gencc from the Turkish CAPITAL which had reached
Berlin at the date OF Mr.. Whisheds dcrarturc:-
IN consequence NJ an earnest representation of
the Res l.tcBdi, the 23d Auu,st hc Rr;tieh ,.
French Ambassadors, and General NJ Flino concor,
ed together as to the of ayerting the cani,ns
winch might he apprchcndcd from the appear nnce ~
the RUSSIAN ann before Constantmoplo. They had
accordingly COME renee with the Res EftnSi early
ON the 2ith, at which We're present also ihp plen,n
tanar1es oftie Porte, Sadch Ef,ndi the Minister Of
finance. and Cadie Bcy appointed TO treat with the
The conference ended in the fullest latitude boin,,
given TO the Peuloi entinries to treat respecting the
ideinnitles to be conceded To RUSSIA for the cxpercc
oi the war; aid II! dee ,r'sel0n q: N. dc Kusler tr
confidential Secretary of Gen. Mufiing, to acconno
ny the Turkish Picnpotentases TO the head quarters
oi Gen DicbhSch with n join rrpT alton of tins,
Ambassadors 10 In" Russian Genera plsdgInr them
selves for the pa>fc disposition uf the Sultan and
urging the necessity OF au immediate suspension uf
bosil:iCs.
The Plenipr'cniaIins nnd NJ. de Kuscr reocitcd
Adraaopl, on the >7th of August: and ON tho 2s,h
General Diebitsch gave orders for Cessation of hos
tilitics the whole ne Of the Russian opcrations-
The Prelm'narics Of peace had not been signed; but
both parties perfectly satisfied with tho DISPOSE
ton manifested on either side, and lutte doubt was
entertained that the terms would be sct led IN few
days"
II is true that this news is not official from Con.
sthntinOpc, any farther tian could have been COM
mun;catoI by Sir r. Goron IN h d spa,chcs Of ihe
@ih uf August. And II appears by the Morning
Chronicle OF the 23d of Sept that dcspa' che. were
the day ptevIau Nv received IN London, from Sir r
Gordon dated August 2Jth, which added nothing 10
the important facts respecting be opening Of ncgo-
cHti"ns, and the cessation OF hptitirs between the
bcliigcrcnls. Neither did they mention, avs the
Chronicle, the report that Russian CORPS had occu
pied Rolosto although, II Gen. Roth had been dos
patched from Airianopc, ON the list for that pur-
pose, the Intelligence of the event must have reached
COnstanunoplr, by the 26jh Other reports ryne,
though not cssen'I0 ally, contradcting he preceding
statements from the Courier. that Gen Diubitsch
had LETT AdrInoplc the 2Gth of August to advance
the Turkish capital ana u Frankfort pnpcr
of the Goth September states. The authority OF
letter from Vienna, of the 18th, trat the arms-
ice concluded the 3Oth of August in
the camp of the Russian tiCnrrn before Con-
santlnoplc u IS remarkable that the PrtIysi4n
State Gazette of September 10th is wholly slcu'
upon the subject 50 says the London Atlas of the
27th of September Still. ihc main. fact. that
through the Intervention Of the European Minis
icrs Constantuopc, armlsticc has bcep ar
langed.s derived through SO many ch1nncls that IL
is not to be questioned As 10 the terms however
upon which the peace ~ TO bc negotiated, nothing
certain is known But the Sultan having been 90
anxious for peace to have lcit the conditions en-
trcly 10 the Emperor Of Russia, sc may infer thai
the latter has os no advantages which lac could OBJ
tain without exciting unpleasant icnlouscs ON the
part Of his European Allies, with whom, have
never entcrt9ueda doubt. he hos from the begin
ling been disposed 20 mninialn the most perfect
good faith. Berlin paper Of tho 10th september.
Expresses It's disappointment at moi finding in the
State Gazette of that morning. something Of the
news brought by the Courier from Consonl HIoplc;
but adds reason Tor This silence. that the drs-
patches have probably bccu scnt t. his Majesty, who
IS absent from The capital.
The Hamburger papers, Of the l8th September,
give, as inc most important uimor which followed
the arrival Of the Courier ~ Berlin that the prc inn.
inoies of iie peace had been definite ely conducted,
upon the following bass.-
81 Moldavm, WaIacha and Bulgaria arc to be
placed ulnr the sovereignty and protection " pussn.
-. The unconditional emancipation OF Greece is
60 DC recognized aud lis territory Co bc enlarged.
go. Several iortrcsscs on the Black Sea taken 1y
Count Paskcwiisch, are to bc coded
-. The free navigation between the Black Sea
and the Mediterranean Is To bc secured by the demo
ltion of several Of the orrcsses on tho }osphor,s
IS. pecuniary indemnity of several hundreds All
millions of rublcs is TO be paid to Russia in console
ration Of the expenses Of the wars and a. the Sultof
declares his incapacity to comply with this demand