Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03

N".s'c'y Win you IN the success OF TIE policy
WHEN seeks 70 supply US with necessary articles Of
manufacture at home, instead of ,epen-
dence upon Foreign Countries Exncrience 10
WHOSE uecsloh all onsst to bow has clearly manites-
ted The wisdom OF that policy.
The daily proofs which / receive of Tho co,rcc,
estimates which made OF the motives OF INV nnh
nc conduct assure me that the preiudices which art
fIl men have raised against me are rapdlv n. 80
away. And Whatever may be the Judgment OF pos
tcrty to them, feel entre confidence that il viii
DO me ample justice.
Accept gentlemen, for yourselves, and for those
whom you represent, my respectful! Acknowledgements
and my cordial assurances.
Nour friend and fellow Citizen II. CLAY.
., FROM TURKEY.-Tbe brig Autumn, Captain
Turner, which arrived at New York on Saturday
sailed from Sarnos on the 18th of April. Previous
10 leaving that port, letters from Smyrna to the
9Th oil April were received there, in which it was
stated that commercIal affairs in a very dis
essed state III consequence Of the seizure. by order
OF the Sultan, of all cames bringing produce TO mar
kct, Tor the purpose of conveying grain 10 Con-
stantinope. When the camels were seized they
were immediately unladen, and the produce left on
the ROAD exposed To the weather. IL was expected
however, that these arbitrary proceedings would not
be iiong continuance, when business would revive
Upwards OF 10000 camels were employed IN carry
ipg gram 10 the capital. These measures on tho
part OF the Sultan left the Turks in the interior en-
ireIY destitute Of cooail produce, such os coffee
sugar, &c.
The latest accounts from Constantinope repre-.
lie had assumed his military costume and walk
cd the streets the Il European General
irman had recently been received in SMYRNA from
the capital torbddlng the Turks wearing oil arti-
cies oil luxury such as furs, cashmere shawls, &c.
On It's receipt the Pacha was the first To observe
obedience TO the order Of The Sultan by discardino
ms turbnH, and substituting a common red can A
he was In delicate health, his physician advised him
10 wear something besides the cap, he might take
cold but he resOlutely refused, sayinq that il was
the VIII OF the Sultan, which must aud should be
obeyed. All the Turkish nobility had faIlowet the
example Of the Pacha.
IL reported at SMYRNA that the Russians
were making rspid advances towards the capital
but the rnnor was not credited, and no fears were
entertained of their being able to reach ConstuD-
hnoPle. Fhe present force of the Turks is repre-
Sliiie. 81 5cins mucl create: than Is gClcraiy sp-
posed.
\ letter from Canstan,nope states that there art
AT least 6ub,o0O Mussulmen under arms in and a.
bout the capital and IN the event of the Rus
SLAMS making any attempt upon the city they would
meet with very warm reception. The greatest
tranquility prevailed in the city, and tire pollen vas
very effective.
The Sultan had recsntly been ON O tour ofinspec-
ton III an English steamboat, along the shores and
down the coast to the Dardancles and Gallipoli-He
visited all the principal fortiiicatons and gave or
Jess Tor CERTAIN improvements. On his return he
expressed himself much gratifed with the excursinns
ana made the English Captain very haudsrIure pre-
sent OF stawls, &c as token Of regard.
The Autumn sailei from Malta on the s9th OF
.AP'"i 49, "'''N'' NiHc ana ffench Am
bassadors were daily expected from Naples OIL their
roturn to ConstaRtinople, when it was hoped some
satisfactory arrangements would be effected
Letters from Malta, received by the Autumn.
mention that the British squadron under Admiral
Malcolm, had sailed for the Dardaneles; with it was
surmsed, hostile Intentions towards the Russians
htrf!Thc New York Gazette states that the new shin
oho OF 81 guns now lying AT the Navy lari, ttcd io
and that the command of her gwen to Commodore
Barron, who will proceed hes Mediterranean as com
niander OF the squadron that station. @
pGey-Capl Harris OF the brig New Packet. New YORK.
IN Us DAYS om 81 tus'aua, states that
sailing ship arrived there prize the pirates fre auiho
rifles at 81 fusiaa Immediately took charge OF r and the
hleen pirates that brought her npu them prison and scn,
the ship To Snnam Dutch sloop afterwards came in and
took tire prisoners 10 that place be tried reported al
81 Eusiaa that two Of the pirates had turned kings evidence
and confessed that they captured The snip off the
Esiaa that they pat the aud in the long boat aud
aHeF getting distance thGn they fired IL and
sunk ihrr ann t!eiT opinion all prrished The
American Consul applied tine Governor of Eusatfa for
permission tn visit the ship Ia order ASCERTAIN to what nation
She heo?ged, hat he refused go on board Cant n
could not learn the ss The pirates had scratched the
letters from her sc'n ~ thai nothing cuHd BE- made ON
than Boston.