Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-11

insure bis reelection for that county. The roo.n
was as ui as IN the most prosperous period OF the As
sociation. The old performers were ON the stage,
and the gallery, in the usual phrascology. grs-
cod with the attendance OF several ladies.
Shell Mr.. ID. Ronayne. MI Redmond, MIR. Brown,
&C. were present Mr.. Shell said he had resolved
TO obandon politics. but, on this OCCASION he felt his
menness appealed to, and could resist the force
with which 1t impellcd him to come forward and
;end ms ad IN rescuing D. oConnell, and in
ing nm, the nation, from the insult offered TO It.
WHAT he exclaimed, lis the great leader who
conducted US through the desert be the only per-
son excluded from the land ofpromise when he has
reached ~" II was finally resolved alter n rood
deal of discussion ia which strong COMMONS vers cy
Presseh, mat an Aggregate Meeting should be held
on tuesday next to obtain it's consent to the alloca
ton OF Soool oil the old Rent. deffay tho expen-
ses OF the election. Committee was also app,,nt.
VINO are to sit every day. aud watch over The ro-
gs,raton, which is 10 take place on the Sd and 10Th
oi June; but the election take place Till some
u ~ July. Two thousand seven hundred notices
nave ocen served, but, j" only 500 ten pound free
holders be registered, they will secure O'Conncl's
return. There were not az the last election more
.nan Soo .wenty and nifty pound freeholdcrs ESQ of
the same number, more to vote for Mr.. OConnelrs
opponent now, it would still leave Mr.. O'ComneU n
large majority Who his opponent will be is not yot
known, but it certain that he will not bo nj
lowcdto walk the course QUIETLY An ;r,por
tant question will be solved by the result of this con-
teet-namely, whether Catholic influence has bocn
diminished by the ambition ofthe forty-shnp free
holders. think it will be found that il has NOT
The rejection Of Mr.. O'Connell has again raked I'm
the expiring ashes of agitation and kinded new
Lame w hat may be the consequences it is inpos
sloe 10 ioresee. IL is to be feared that Mr.. Peel
cannot long take credit to himself for the TRANQUILITY
OF Ireland and that he will find it necessary 10
send back the three regiments which were with
drawn. -
ded turn for the better here and there ia also nj
Manchester a decidedly better feeling.
LONDON, May 3o.-A few weeks-perhaps q few
posts-will throw light on the present fire.
quent intercourse between the councils of st. Pc
torsburg and those of st. James the war i'm the
East Is rapidly assuming character of decision and
Importance; aud the Allies must make up their mind
TO Russia carry her object of eclipsing the whole
First and South of Europe, by land and sea; and car
lying forward her conQuests with more than Roman
ambition, iiom the Arctic Seas to the Tropics; or
they must quickly break through the chrysalis of
neutrality, which Russian cunning had SO finely spun
for them
There is evidently reluctance both in France
ana England, TO any appeal To the sword and yet il
remonstrance be useless, the that appeal is
made the better.
Some turn 10 the affairs of the war in the East
Will he the next a-absorbing subject of national in
ierests unless crisis arise IN the national Distress
and forces Government on some plans of economy.
RoME, May 9.-Accounts from Corfu of the Goth
April say, that letters from Egina announce that the
Russian Squadron has received orders attempt the
passage of the Dardaneles at a certain fixed time
and that this attempt was to be combined with a
movement OF the Russian fleet in the Black sea
to attack Constantinople with considerable mari
time force.-Diariod de Romano, .nav o.
LONDON, May 3i.-It appears by letters from Con-
stannople that the blockade of the Dardanelles WAS
beginning to be acted with great strctness to the
extreme annoyance of the merchants, who complain
mnch OF the rude manner in which their vessels arc
subjected to the search of the Russian sou,dron tho
persons employed in which paid little attention to the
quality of the goods under examination, and they
frequently sustained in consequence considerable
g 10 IN fact
gsh Captains, that they submit To it with the qrcn
est possible reluctance.
From THE DANUBE, May l6.--A letter from Me
hadla, of the LIST inst. says:
MANY Russian officers whose health bas sutrr
ed In the last campaign, come here enjoy the ben
ett OF our mineral waters. They affirm with much
conn dence that the following are the operations
which their army will have to execute IN The onsu
ing campaign in European Turkey
list. BY taking Giurgevo 10 Obtain updisputed
possession OF Walacla, and secure it against any
lncursIons OF the Turks and then to prepare with
the greatest activity, and urge scale means to
carry the war into Serva in the next campaiOn or
II circumstances allow it, in the present.
2dly 10 obtain possession, at any sacrifice and in
the shortest time, of the fortress of New Orsown
aho OF fort Elizabeth which belongs TO IT, in order
by an uninterrupted communication with the Bannat
OF lcmcswnr, TO receive, by means of the Danube
the supplies Tor the army which it has hitherto been
necessary TO bring by land from Transylvania
3uIy' FOR the main army which advances to Bull
CARA 10 take Sllistra to open unnterrup ed com
msnicatIon with Varna, defeat the Turkish army
which may oppose their under akings and so to wea
ken it by repeated attacks that it will not be able 10
Keep the held but be forced to retreat to Runelia
"4thIy. 10 take Chouma, and make themselves
masters OF all the passes of the Balkan from Emnot
on the Black Sea to the place where you descend into
the plains OF Mortzn, by the road which leads hom
SOPHIA oy way OF lchtcmnn, to Tntar Bazardik by
the ITaJan Gate, partly rather more to the west and
20 secure all those passages against the attacks of the
Turks from Rumelia.
5thly' Meantime To take Rudschuk, and while
NDsserad llrnova and Plowna, are made into great
military depots TO occupy Ncopolis and Sophia and
Oy means of a fortified position between those two
places, to oppose all attempts Of the Turks advan.
chg from Bosnia andServla towards Bulgaria"
LABORERS WANTED,
On the RopPahaGnOck Canal, near FredericEsJuyy
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