Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-20
(Fi,om tie Gassiie de Frame. +,

tiarcs have been sent to the Russian headuuart crs
to ask for peace.
''-adrianople had just been taken.
From the yNeSsager DIES Chani5resj
ga very important piece Of news from the theatre
ofwar has just been communicated to us in the fol-
lowing terms:--
''Gcntra! Diebsch took possession of Adriapople
the 2Ist of August, without having had any re-
sisancc TO overcome, and at the desire ofthe nhabi
tants themselves, who sent deputation to him. The
city had been IN complete state of anarchy in con-
sequence of the disorders committed bv the two fac
tions which tore to pieces, That in favour of peace
obtained the superiority aud the Russians were re-
ce:ved as dclivefers by the majority of the inabi-
tantS.
"'fhe SUCCESS Of the Russians has been eyerv
where facilitated by the enemies of REFORM and the
numerous adheren;s of the party of the Jannissaries
The tanaticism of the obstinate Mussulmnns who
der the Innovations of the Sultan protanato
becomes an auxiliary TO the Russian arms which Gen
Dirbltsch turns to account with much dexterity.
'''lt was added that the official news of the en-
trance Of the Russians into Trebisoud was every mo-
uient expected. In several places the .ru ks went
to meet the Russians, bearing cross rs sign OF
| peace and welcome. .
| PARIS, Sept 1.-THE retirement of Messrs. de "a
Bourdonuayc and Bourmunt has been much spoken
of to day. The Duke dc Brissac and Gen. Coutard
arc spoken of as their successors.
! ST.. PETERsBURG, Aug. 25.--fo Tie report of
Gen. Diebsch of lis operations to the 18th of Au-
gust are annexed two reports from Admiral Greioh
dated August s. In the first he gives an account of
! the occupation of the town of Nussiko, and in the
second that of Agathapois and two fortified towns
OIL tho Black Sea. to the south of Sizeboli.
| Onthe 22d of August, Prince Chosrew Mira had
his first audience of the Emperor on which occasion
the Emperor accepted the apology made by the Per
sian Monarch ior tile massacre at 'FeheraI
LIVERPOOL, Sept I2.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
Letter; have been rect ;"cd from CosstartinoIs Of
the 10th, and from Smyrna OF the 18th ult Yhey
confirm the important fact that the Sultan has at
length yielded to the pressing of the
English and French Ambassadors, regarding the af
fairs of Greece and has formally intin,aed his readi
ness to negotiate the basis of the treaty of the Sh
| OF July, 1927. 1t does not seem, however that the
event was looked upon at Constaniuople as koly TO
iaciltate or hasten PachcatoH@ith Russia, nothing
having yet taken place indicative of All equal DISPOSE
ton to submit TO the terms required by that Power
1t was generally understood that Russia persisted Ia
her professions of indemnity in money to the e7S
tent or 100000 of roubcs in lieu thereof ces-
sions OF territory the Asatc side alone including
Some iortreSses at the entrance OF the Bosphors as
security Tor the free navigation between the Rack
Sea anu the Mediterranean In regard tn the pecu-
mary indemnity compliance the part of The turk
ish Government was thought impractcabe the conn
try being unable to furnish great sum I'm specie
In regard to territorial cesson in Asia and the occ
patton OF orsresSes on the Bosphorus, these seemed
to be difficulties as little likely tobe overcome Re
hccting men at ConstaMinople therefore entertained
no expecton OF peace, until hat eli should have been
entered by the Russians, and General Paskevitch
have ovcr-r,m The greater part of Asia Minor a
nope, however, WIS entertained in some Quarters
that the mediation OF Eng land and other powers friend
~ to Turkey might obtain for her terms of less hui
niiiIatln2 kind than those which have been demanded
6y the Russian Emperor: still it was evident that
turkey could not out Of the contest without suf
terlng severely.
The Sultan was sti in the capal, and general
call TO arms hud been made. Commercial business
was at a complete stand both there and MT SMYRNA
fire had lately occurred in that part of the canitn
where the European merchants have their conntrv
houses and warehouses. About 1000 buildings were
consumed and we regret to find that English house
Is included among the losses to the extent of about
E40OO.-Ille exchange had fallen 10 e. at Cons,en
tlnopi", and 66ddt at Smyrna.
LONDON, Sept H.
IL gives us g1rac pleasure to announce, that the ru-
incurred appointment of Lord Strangford to Lisbon,
the truth OF which VIC questioned on Wednesday and
TO The policy Of which, if correct, we should have
strongly objected, turns to be mere fabrication
The account of this mission is however lust as true
rs that of our feet in the Mediterranean heinz about
10 be increased to 25 sail Of the line. We .Gave at
present six sail there, and the ships now under or
ders for that station will raise the number 10 nine
force perfectly competent to any sryce that can
be required of them, under any circumstances that
can occUr.-Ifmes.
From he Constitutional,
The appointment of N. de Laval to the embassy tn
London Is the subject of conversation in all the sa
looms. 1t is curious enough that on the dav on h;c
the mistry received the confirmation of the caprn
of Adriunople by the Russian army it should hsyn
matte choice which proves and more the ALI
ance of The three Cabinets Austria, England and
France-against the Russian system.
1t was said that NJ. de Ia Ferronays or M. de
Mor'emart would have had the Embassy in London;
these nominations would have shown the concur
renee of Russia in the alliance of France and Eng-
land Oar Ambassador at Vienna was prefcrred.9
In fact NJ. &c Laval was stranger to The late ma
noeivrus of Austria, England, and France; and the
PoIgnac Ministry, by this new nct has already man
Tested the spirit III which it was for1ned-to for.
ward the interest Of Lord Wellington and N. de
Mette!nch.
The dismissal Of ". Bouriot, who was at tie head
Of political affairs during the Ministry Of Messrs de
sichclieu and Ferronays, and the nomination of M.
Lodoio de Marccus, who began his political career
ut London Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
and who IS ouly known from the pious acts of his
t I'll prove more and more the EagliSt direction
Of the Cabinet
J,or;DoN, Sept. 10.
State of Ireland.--The extent ofinsecurity and of
crime in this country ns been rrentlv n,annnrntnd