Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07

LATES'T FROM EUROPE.

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BY the ship Roncan, at New York, Liverpool Pm
persto The 29th July. containing London dates to tho.
evening oi the 27th. have been received. From the
Journal OF we make the extracts given be-
low. The latest accounts from the Last of Europe
are rs follow
TIE EAST.
LONDON, Jolly 27, half past z o'clock.-By the arr.
val oil the regular Turkey mail, letters were this MORN.
ing received from Constaniinople of the s5th and fr,m,
Smyrna OF the Goth ult. They bring no intelligence
Oft political nature which has not been anticipated bv
the previous arrivals from Germany and Contantino.
pic. The public audiences of Mr.. Gordon, of tb.
Caimacan and the Sultan, were shortly to take place
and his arrival, with that ofthe French Ambassador
was generally and %joyfuly looked upon By all clnssrs
OF the inhabitants as the forerunner of a general n,-
cIiicniion. Provisions continued to abound in the
Turkish capital. being chiefly supplied from the Turk.
lsl Aslatic ports ofthc Black Sea, by means ofsmntI
coasting vessels, against the navigation of which mo
means have been taken by the Russian maritime f,r-
ces IN the Euxine. The weather at Smyrna coniinua,,
TO DO such as to promise abundant haryes,s in ali ihc
productions OF Asa Minor, both for the exigcncies OF
ne country and The purposes Of fN eipn trade.
On Thursday dispatches from Mr.. Gordo, ,rs
1ohstantinop!e, were received at the Fore;op OFF,
lhey are dated the Goth of June. Mr.. Cordoo nni
nencrai GulIieiminot arrived on the 10Th. but did no.
land I'll. the goth, when they were reco;voJ - ~.
people and the authorities with every Janoo,s - -
OF regard and Joy. The two ambass,dors L.J e..
IN their notes TO state that they were in readiness 10
negotiate upon the affairs of Greece. and thew were
waiting for a reply. WIG
The Brussels GdSeHe OF the LIST inst. state. Tho, a..
Emperor OF fnssiu had sent an cxtraorl;norv cuv"y
~ c"hstan' hopic, 10 deliver an ultimatum to the
~ Tn''n' anu 10 make HIM sensible OF his situation.-
ms message Is stated to announce TO him thu, a.,
Forte, IN consents to the demands of Prss;s Iii
hnd III the Emperor q friend to tho Diyan ns arden,
u az nus m'Uerto oeen an enemy; that he will sct in
p" nS Iea.'ohs WIN me greatest precision; that tie
Iote must not reckon upon other auxIliariesL ~
draw favorable differences from the inac,ion &C -
S,a'cs' It's added that an extraordinary envoy from
.. - 70 support ihese representations. In fact
Lieutenant General Muf1inr has lust left RcrGn M
on II secret mission, with n travelling communion :.
hey appear both to expect TO make a yoyaoe Inv .
! ne Iench papers Of Saturday, and the .Algc-
meme He't''ng OF the Goth, assert, TINT great move.
n,e"ts were ABOUT taking place III the Russina army
Their accounts, however, are somc,vbn, cou,r.Iy
tory According to the French statements. Tho
slcgcOt Shtitnia was To DO undertaken by n fcycc 81
'm'ty pattaIIons OF infantry, and Eve regiments of
cavalry Notwithstanding. which tho. captura az 49,
pinec WINS not expected before the close OF ha uresors
year. according To the German accounts. troona
nad already been pushed MS far as Eski.Stambopj
l"nch inc Russians occupied for a short period last
gHI1,P"'gnJ and Connt Diebitsch Intended 10 advance
lbs head quarters 10 Kambat. and. TAKING Tho .o, Ia.
10 at.ack tiussein Pacla in bis camp before Bon,oas,
ana from thence, aiier defeating him. 10 descend on
,me rgot through tic plains to Adrianope. These
movements are remarkably easy on paapy. b,, no,
equally 30 IN executions II IIusscin Pacbs b,s v;,L,
i'Il' MS u lsstated an army of 10000 men. ha dcfca,
~ py no means a matter of certainty; and even should
ne De put 10 hig1t' vast mountains still remain 10 be
crossed before the Russians cen reach tho nlo;ns~
mountains lnpassablc to human feet, &, oorocs wbo,c
! few old soldiers may arrest u whole army.
Letters from CoDstontiDoplo have been received
to tho 20th nlt. The Sultan had purcbascd ,Lo H.
ION JolilG steamer. The Frcncl. aud Engiis, A,,11i-
rails with their respective squsdrons. sailed from
Smy,nn; and wcrc cruizing OF Tcnedos Tho lat
Yer had oeen joined there by tho Iris friqafe. Three
loaded ships had received tho Sulpan,a sncr;al
petnnsslon to proceed to tho Back Son, bot the oss-
sogu 9Hnllagod close unless to special order.
leland 1t would seem that the poUticiaps
% ireland arc not disposed to yield the importancc
whlc'I they derive from a state orcommotion. go Jouu
~ ~ secon'cn's can be kept alive. Tho Liverpool
wv "ovcrnnIcnt ought ~ put down MI those tu-
'ou'ls Ie certain The Catholic Relief vi l. prudent
i'npr'dcnt as VI may be, ought TO have fair play,
ara ms Npcsiy's subjects be, NJ lcrsl, restrained