Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21


The Paris Constitutional eilrms that NJ. Pasunicr
Is about tn he appointed Minister of Foreign Affair
The two American sailors, belonging 10 the Ameti
can irlgate Java, who arrested by the Spanish
authorizes at Macon for having been concerned i'm
the affair at that place, in which French Lieutenant
was Killed. have been tried, nnd one ofthcm scntcn-
ced TO The galcs for year. and the other for If
teen years.
that Ferdinand will treat his monks i'm tho Same man
nor as Mahmoud did his Janisaries. The events
OF Catalonia and perhaps also the wants of the ,rea
sury, would not be the smallest cause of this n,ansnr
which would DC made without the consent of Tho
Court of Rome. VIZ
French Funds, July6.-Five per Cent Consofs
/ 100 75-Threcs 30 go
| SERyiA, June 9.--Letters from Conston,;,o,,, A.,
that uniavoutablc news from Asia had bo.,n r;J
in that city, the substance of which is that (,noi
Paskewltch has been vanqushed after shor, haiti
The news from Jassy Of the 10th, speaks of the 49,
val OF messenger from Coant Diohitch; the ohi,c,
| of the mission is not known. The Austrian Obscr,or
OF the 25th June states that the 9th 900 voun,car
from different regiments under the command uf Col
Count Jolsey and battalion of Chasscurs under H.,
protection OF twenty two pieces of artillery establish
ed on the left of the Lanube have passed the r;var.
! Rachom. This handful of brave mon spnporreJ H.
ring combat which lGsted from , o'clock in Tho
morning TO two o'clock in the afternoon Inv n bo,t,l
OF the regiment of Tobash occupied i'm Tho &C.,
after having driy-i the enemy from their bo,ter;c
and houses. The enemy fought with great ubsinacv
but'H could not resist the courage of our solbor
Inc trophies of tins victory five cannon 6vo
Hays and five hundred prisoners, anonr which !;
lluss"in Pacha of Varna. Amonp the iron, nnnah -
OF Knedl SGhm f'end. Our loss is not yet known.
Out II IS email IN comparison TO that of the cncny
C"1n, June li.-Advices from Egina state tbai fI,
protector OF the ga OF March, recognizing the soy,t
cgh'y oil the Sultan, without defining the limits of
Greece, had created great dissatisfaction. which v,s
increased by the professions of the Enolsb Consul
General, who, having obtained an audience of Tho
President Of Greece, demanded of him tho rnisin, 80
oI the blockadcs, the recall of all In. (;rcct
nd no
agHiCt the Porte. The President formally refused
To cease hostles and TO withdraw the troops fr,t,
lyida and informed the British Consul that Ills d,v
forbade his giving mp the advantages nlrend DIV
and that he would only yield to superior f3rca IT.
at the same time, despatched orders to all tho com
manaers not 10 quit their positions. The Consul h.
also sent vessel TO the Ambassadors who nre rcna;
lng 20 ConsaG' lnople ~ inform them of the rcs,B,;
OF the President of Greece. IL is not known ,,i.
effect this may haze the mediaiipp novcrs H., :;
is scen that the Greeks refuse the protcctoroI n,
inc armistlc that should prccsdc the intcrvcn,;o 80
the powers at Constnnnoplc. ~ "a
London, July I've learn from Lisbon ,b,, a.
the 9th Of June Don Miguel gave new cxo,nio ~
his amcable dispoS ION Lord Aberdccn c,Ii - '"
wards the English Government. A Dnnih - ~ "
from Rio ,und for England has touched NJ r 49, 49,
and the Portuguese government having learned ,b,
there was as Englishman on board, scr an orrneJ
force to arrest and conduct him TO prison ,,Loro -
Is IN solitary confinement. The attemps Of H. r.
lsh Consul General to obtain his liberty bnyo ~ ~
without success. Don Miguel feared Tin, bc VA,
Pedro. nj
by experience that he can with imb unit, comm, uvu
rage' towards the English government, las taken tI,
method o. sczng upon the papers of the Establishment
\ private letter from London announces thar ,bo a.
r!vai ot Lord Strangord from his mission to Brn1; j.
The object OF thousand conjeciures IL is soid ,bat
hc is brarcr Of dispatches from tho Fmncror and th,
they arc Of nature satisfactory 10 the Duke of W.
lingtor. II appears that Don Pedro Is NOT ccn,on,
with the conduct Of our government relative To- ,s
fcpned neutrality. " '''
The decision Of our Cabinet respecting the affairs
OF the East, is not yet known. II apuGnrs that ,bs
Ministers wait for dispatches rom our Minis,or |
Constannope, who is said arrived at that p,nce on
the 10Th June IS believed that he has rcccivodin
slrnctlos which will produce great change in tho
sprt OF the members OF the diyan, and is supposed
That they wiIl-have influence upon the two belico-
rent nations. O'"S'-
Ihdy speak OF mcnanccs to the two powcrs I'm,
. We are not IN state To go 10 war. Tho stale ~ ~,
finances Is an inynciblc obstacle. Our tronnu;I,y j.;
The interior is not such the ministry can hone vii
last for three months. - ~
from Tic N, T. Comne,ciui If .Hgndgy Gf1eruo,n.
There arc several ships below. unono which i. no