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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

NIRGiNIA:-At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
the superior cour, Of chancery for he Richmond
district, the 5th day Of October, 1922 VIM Barks
dale, admir- of Frances rabb. deed plf against Alien
James, Ellis Z All"n, Paseha Wolls, and frederick d.
Peters, dts.
The defendant Pascha Wells not having tered biq
appearance and gwen security according the act of
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court, and IL appear
ing, by satisfactory cyidence that he Is not an nhnb
tan of this country IL ~ ordered that said deFe
ant do appear here the tenth day Of the next Jan
airy term, and answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted Nv some news
paper published IN the city Of Richmond for wo nobs
successiyely, and posted ~ the front door Of the CAPT
toll, IN the said city. A copy. Tcstc
G.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

NIRGlNIA-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
oi the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
mond district the 9Th day Of October, 1929: Carter
Berkeley and Nary g. his wife. pitts. against Robert
Ilealy adm'or de bonis of Peter Kemp and admir-
OF Sam. WIZ. Sayrc, and also admOr Of Ihos. Trce
and OYertoD Seawell and lis wife, and others dts
The defendants Overton Seaweil aud his wife, mo-,
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act assembly and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence thai,
.i:st they not inhabitants Of this conntry; is or.
dered, that the said defendants do appear here on the
tenth day OF the next January term, and the
bill Of the Plaintiffs; and that COPY of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond, FOR two months successiyely and
posted at the front door Of the capitol in tho said city
copy Teste, WIN G.. PEsDLETnN, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

teiNAAt rule. holden in the clerks office Of the sum.
or court ol chaurcry, ior the Richmond district lie al d.
Of August 1929 William Flanagan aud Rcnen FiarDasar
Ps' against Jacob Myers Benjamin Lewis and Miles Ca,
The dciyndant Jacob Myers, having entered his amman
ance and gscn security according ie act Of asemlg and
e rules o. is court and appearing bv satisfc6,y evi.
CnDce thar he IS not an nhabaD of ths county: ordered
Ta the said defendant do appear On the hrst dy of G
next January Term and answer hill ri plaintiffs; anJ
that copy of Is ofdcE DE forthwith inserted la some nesUa
Ie published IN The city Of kchmond, for months success
= Anof. Tee, Ns Pnpltsy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

NWlHGlNlA-At rules holden in tile clerks office Of
~ tue superior court OF cbancery for the " Edmond
district, the 9th day Of October 1929, Charles Swift
Hughes, pitt. Billy Sneed and Jesse SnGed, dfts.
The defendant Billy Sneed not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO tie act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and u appearing
by satisfactory evidence tina, he is not an nabant Of
this country; 10 ordered, that the SAID defendant do
appcaherc TIC tcnth LAY Of tho nest January term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; aud that copy Of
this order be ith inserted in some newspaper
published 10 the city Of ichmond, for two months sue.
ccssVel and posted p the front door Of the capitol
IN The SD city. a copy, Teste,
Wv. q. PrNDbIT-Ja, g. c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

AJiRGlNlA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior court of chsncery for the Rich.
mond district the 5th day Of October, 1929: John
Sneings, George Snengs, and others, pltfs apains,
VIM. 6. Elan, adm'or with the will annexed OF Elm.
beth Keen, decd. and John Blankcnshp, dts.
The defendant John Blankenship not having enter.
Cd his appearance and given security according 10 the
act of assembly and the rules of this court aud IL an
pearng by satisfactory evidence that ne is not an in
,a5itant oF this country is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here tho tenth day next
dsnuary term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs aud
that copy Ut this order be forthwith inserted n some
newspaper published IN the city OF Richmond, for two
months successfully, aud posted the front door Of
the capitol in the said cit,. \ copy
1 Iestr. wv. G.. pRHut pro~-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13


IEHRAF FILTERS are respectfully informed that
u the Western Stages to LyncIlburg and Salem,
&c. leave Richmond on Mondays, w ednesdays &
Fridays, at ~. NJ; arrive at Lynchburg the
next days by 5 p. NJ, and Salem the third day,
where the great Valley Inc to Huntsville Nash
vile, &c. is connected. Before reaching Salern
at Fluks on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line in
tersects Caldwells line, which passes FincastIe,
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs, &c.
intcrsecting Porter 81 Eelden's line at i1ewisburg,
which runs to Guyandotte on the Ohio river.
The Richmond line III returning viii leave Salem
on tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at a A. NJ.
and I,yncbburg on Wednesdays, Fridays end Mon
days at Z A. NJ.
Thc travel will be performed by daylight in sim
NOR.
For seats to the West, apply at the bar Of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging to
passengers other persons, at the risk Of the res
pcctIVe owners thereof.
a. PATERSON, Proprietor.
RIcBnoND g. SALEM.
N. B.--CaidweIs line runs only twice week
Passengers for the Springs, &c. should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays.
VALUABLE PIiOPEKPY FOR SAIE.-I vii.
offer for SALE at public auction, in tie of Salen
the county Of Boetour the 18th day Of October next,
Property which formerly occupied mercantile establish.
inen and which is peculiarly adapted having on
ground Boor two counting large and lumber
oon equal size The upper apartments are spacious and
arranged finished off for the ACCOMMODATION Of family in
very good styc the ouIuuses suitable TO the main building,
tie stable and kitchen, being Of brick the having fine
cellar the smokclouse Of fame mruay between
mokehouse and kitchen there well ofmos excellent
There is attached this properly and will be sold
Time Lot of Ground, containing about three acres which
there is log Courthouse and framed granaTyThc terms of
sale, third in hand third in six months and the balance
year from day Of sale, the two latter carrying interest
from the date The sale will take place under the superier
deuce and direction of Gen James Breckenridge whom the
proceeds payable and the u;erio payments with interest,"
TO tie secured 10 his satisfaction The title unmpeschabe
! and the sale will be made without reserve
sept 22-wtdsc VIM G. BOWER.
yYFCfNIA:At rules holden the clerks Office Of sUpeTy.
chanccy for the Richmond district the Sd day of
/ 1879.
cxix Of Morris Jones, and John ParEbII, dts.
The defendant John PsTkh having entered his appear
and given security according assembly and
the rules of this and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that lie inhabiant of this country; ordered that
the said defendant do appear the first day the
January leu aud the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
lished city Of Richmond, months successivcy
rsnd posted Inc front doo II the capitol 10 said city
> 7S : cor 4sS:e, w = Ei.saLtry:;,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
Eos THE R,cuMoNp VINE.

Fall Races opcr tie Broad Rock Course, 1929.
On Tuesday, beautiful anticipated, 1t
being post sweepstale for years old colts and fill
lies, but rs it frequently happens, public expectation
was much disappointed, the race being without
exertion, by Mr. Johnsons FLY, Charlotte Temple,
in two heats If is due to this fine mare, and her
crs to state that this is the fifth she has run
this year. three of which were post stakes (which of
course included the best colts that could be started)
and that she has been the winner of ALL without hav
ing close contest ses full sister to Mr.. Bolts
horse Johanna and ought to add much TO his repu-
tation, as Stock Horse.
The following horses started in the race:
Mr.. Jollnson's S. f. Charlotte Temple, /
Mr.. Seldcn's b. C. Sussex, half brother to
Kate Kearny, 4
Mr.. Harrisons s. C. Rat Catcher, 2
Mr.. Adams s.. C. Red Rover, dist.
Time, 1st heat, III. 50 Sc End heat, 3 m. SOS
On Wednesday, the following horses started for
the Projectors purse, 2 mile heats.
Mr. Jolnsons 81. h. Star, by Yirginiau,
Mr.. PGc}ctfs b, f: Mischief, by virginian,
NJ, hinges b; i. Margaret, by virginion,
years old, 2
Mr.. Wynnes S. f. Polly Jones, by Arcly,
years old, drawn.
Mr.. Harrlson's b. f. Polly Brown, by Virgin
ian, years old, dist
This was all interesting race, and rendered So very
unexpectedly, by the nag least calculated ON in the
race, proving herself the most formidable competitor
for the purse she supposed to have been thrown
off her foot, the knowing term it, the
suit it is thought by many, might have been differ
eHt.
have seldom known anxiery betrayed, or
more doubt expressed, to the result of race, than
there appeared to be on Thursday, when it an
Dounced, that Polly Hopkins, and Kate Kearney,
were to contend for the Jockey Club Purse. Public
opinion has for long tmc been much divided, to
the superiority of these two mares, though believe
it rather inclined, to settle down. III favor of the
former. They are both, certainly fine animals, and
| rank as the best race horses now the Virginia
| Turf The disappointment however, was exceed
ingly great, when it was announced about an hour
before the timesof starting, that the Of Polly
| Hopkins, had become the purchasers of Kate, and
that consequently, there would be no race between
the two; Red Murdoch having been entered the over
night, started however, and galopped after Kate, u-
ill it was found that with all the exeTtion that could
be used the rider Of Kate, was unable TO keep her
back to let him get in his distance, when he stopped
The mare / understand, was sold for $3.50
I'M pleased 10 state, that this disappointment being
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
Richmond Races, Fall. ] SEQ.


FEIIE Richmond Races over Ike Tree Fill Course,
will commence on the Sd Tuesday, (2oth Of Ue-
tober) and continue four days, as usual.
FIRST DAY.-A match race for $1,000 side, be-
tween two colts OF tried speed and bottom, two ,lic
heats From previous and interesting contest,
much doubt exists To the superiority Of the ne
oyer the other. and considerable interest is excited.
On the same day, sseepsiake for colts and titles,
years Old, two mile heats, ENTRANCE $500; three sub
scribrrs, aIp! closed.
SECOND DAy.--Hropretars purse, $500, two lIile
heats.
onthe same day, sweepstake for three years old
colts and FLIES, two mile heats, enttance lQD; four
subscribers, aud closed.
/ 1Hrnp pAS.-Fackey Club Purse, $1,000, four
aide heats.
Eovnru DAr.-The ANNUAL poststpke. $50, ,h,ec
,nilc heats
Polly Hopkins, Slender, Kate Kearncy, Star,
Vaxcy, CadInus, and many fine horses are in rfain
ing, probably greater number than eyer vas known
in Virginia at any time.
The Proprietor will be prepared, as hcretef,ue to
accommodate gentlemen who may desire to stay al
Tree Hill during the races
Those members of the Club that should tc u!abl;
TO attend the Fall DIeeting viii please forward ci,
subscriptions the purses large and the sulsrr,
Der boiilrl TO put them Up. j. II. SELDEN,
Treasurer 81 Proprietor.
The Editors ofthe National InteIleencer Fsei!e-
rirksbnrg Arena, fntegencer, Petersburg and
Lynchburg Virgnian, requested to publish the
above once week until tire RACES, und send their
accounts TO ]. nj. S.
sept I5-c1ot d6l if
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
Trust Sale of Land.

ERl virtue of u deed of trust, executed By J.. T..
Iriceto the subscribers, dated the Goth JANUARY,
1925 and recorded IT. the Office OF The clerk OF Lo-
-'a county Court we shall, on Tuesday the 18th dav
OF October next If fair if the first fair day there
AFTER proceed to SELL ON the premises, to the highest
bidder, the said j. E. Trice interest in the Tract nj
I.and lying OH Fork Creek in the county of Louisa,
on which his father, James Trice, decd, lived. The
said frice interest being lots No. l. e, L. 8 and To-
The local situation of WHICH rpay be by refer
cnce TO the plat flied in the clerks oi.cc b. tho
commissioners VINO divided The estate
Twelve months credit will be allowed the pur-
eliaseis upoa their giving bonds ih approved secu
fllF, ana deed o trust on the land to the pay
inent. JOHN GARTH 81 Tris-
-. JOSIAH LEAkE, Jr. tees
sept i5-w5t
NER. iCiAID BoRUNI-sir Take notice, that sSaT--
on the 10th of ocobe, next I5aghy's tavern, at
aNenbns coei house, and on the Iii, OF the monh
end on .s e,h Of the same month oc,obel
John f. Mead in the town of Petersburg, aud of
Rehnond, between the hours of o'clock in The morning aud
%eofs s,n III the eyens proceed I" lake the depoo Of
"ilhail and Others. 10 be read evidence now
be tolden at the capitol the city Richmond, wherein am
Lew JONES
-- 1l--w9L I c 25sh September. 1870.
E.fit1HEDNiy.4ItE, CHM q. lfL.9ss.
FENiiE Subscriber has received by the .4aaeleaat
< .fIudson and James Croppsr, from i.iyerpool
ms fa supply OF Eartden0ore and Chaa, and by re,
cent arrivals from Boston, plain, aouhed, ara. CIT
Glassware; the Whole comprising the best assert men,
of goods in the aboveiinc ever offered for sale IN
ltschnond. Country merchants and others want
ing supplies nre respectfully invited to cali and ey:-
mime the qualities and prices previous to purclasit..
elsewhere.
!s9ONE-JYaRE,
OF excellent quality which will be packed to ort,cr at
factory prices YYM. SMYTI,
SEPT 70 eod6t u Market Bridge,
EHSO STUDENTS or MEDIA IL is.--Ihe s,iiscrtia.t
N intends To deliver Coure Lectures deonsatiye
anatomy and Surgery during ensuing months OF Noyember
December January February and March He will deli
Course OF Lectures Chemistry pledges hnstf
that pains shall be spared reader this ns,ructia
practically useful
During residence Of nine years i'll this City, subscriber
has been actively cgased in the Medical SITE
dcis;-hs experience us'ies him in asserting PLACE
affords more ample opportunities for the study practical
Anatomy and Other important branches OF Medical eraia
Situated central TO that region country which the
Northern Schools derive their principal
r1paIion sufficiently numerous for tie Of Surgical and
Clinical Instruction, and enjoying the
advantages off healthy suitable climate tc CIV OF Rich
nond presents to the cuvaors of Medical Science mo,,
every desiderdtuln.
oct9 John CHIT I'm Al n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

VR"ISTa At rules, holden tie ccrks office of the sfIpeT
court Of oancey for the Richmond district the Sd day Of
August 1929: Francis w. Taliaeuo plt against Cbscs
Crook and Myer Myers. dts ~
The defendant Charles Crook having entered his appear
snce ana gwen security according the assembly
we % OF hs court and appearing satisfactory evidence
that ne not an inhabau of county; ordered thai
me sad defendant do appear ere the rs day cf the
January term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff - that
COPY OF this order be forthwith inserted in asr
published IN the city Of Richmond for months sccessvelv
a"d posted n the Dut door If the csu. in the said city
'l?y +es,s Va: = PE2fs-GFo,, 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

The Co1Uentjon.--On Saturday, the four Select
Committees, among whom the whole Constitution is
distributed for consideration and the suggestion Of
amendment, were announced by the Chair, and may
be seen in our report of the proceedings.
We consider the composition of these Committees
particularly the firstiD whose duties will be
braced that Of reporting basis of representation for
the Legislature subject exciting SO exclusively
important, and the decision upon which is criti-
cally unceainwe consider TIE composition of that
Committee truly unfortunate The friends Of Re-
FORM and of the particular Reform sought to be in
troduced, by stripping sections Of country Of their
unequal power, and placing in the hands ofthc mao,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

From Washington.-The National Journal of Fri
day, mentions dts of the day in that city, that
Maj. Hamilton of S. Carolina, is to succeed Maj.
Eaton, as Secretary of War, who is to succeed Mr..
Poinset, as Minister to Mexico; and that Commodore
Porter, who has just returned from the Mexcsn ser
vice. is to dgplsce Mr.. Branch, Secretary of the
Navy.
Both Maj Hamilton and Com. Porter are military
characters of small note and the nation is just
now, so much in love with heroes, presume their
appointment will be entirely acceptable. Is Mr.
Branch to be nortonized-or is plIccbo to be admi
nistercd, in the shape of foreign embassy.
We vouch not the correctness of these runors, but
the frequency with which they recur, and informa-
ton which believe worthy Of credit, leave no doubt
of trouble in the wgwam, from the consequences OF
which the President will naturally seek relief, by
new organization &C his ministry Ths gGbo il t!.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
: Tropr the \. Y. Journal of Commerce. OIL, =
THE MARKc'lt -. -

Ike MARKET s,
The Corn Exchange stands as at the Close. of last
week-Ashes have come in freely ana bcer. bought
steadily ut 5 90. Liverpool coal is shade lower
Wines have been declining Tor some months aud
more rap'aiy iof the last week or two We report
in this paper sales at Auction of good Port Mine
at ~ TO % ccEts.-The same wine was s,opprd at
auction SIX months ago ut e4 cts. and has remained
"a Governments stores ever since. The champaign at
> Il was sparkling, and by no means Il bad arsjc..
Markeiel have advanced about 81 elsa b,l This
week Hemp has heen sold at some advance nncr
snd Fork are declining. Sales of Shore oil at ,cls
per bill which is an ADVANCE g.
Ertraet 9fatetier drtrt ii,alsriAe, Stpt o. 1922
although ie prospects for ant Cotton crop in This
country are not as iiuern, huy some time 5ao VET
year" ~ " ''e''' '''s
Amount of ilonr inspected in the toxin Of Aleyap.
dfia tor the quarter ending 3oth Sept 1922 vi:
~ oIg h b. If els wheat Flour
60 barrels Rye do
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

occasoned to large crowd who had assembled at the
course the propretor pery H6erel offered to return
gehlie,hen MS money, and receive nothing for
entrance at the gate; also pleased to state, that
ar1e5 Is expected to runat Tree fI week after next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
60 barrels Rye

MAKR l on Tuesday, 2ah ut by tie Rev Wm
H. daughter of Thomas Russell OF Buckingham,
I'm Wednesday evening the Esd ult by the Rev Charles
ASS CAllAgaf, all of lJs ylvaia county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

DIED. n.Papayon, COLOMBIA the venerable eli.
zen jose aaria bios ue,a. Bolivar once said him.
II men could select whom they would for fathers
would chonsc for mine Jose Maria Mos0uera
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
HUBBARD & GARDNER

HUBBARD Il GARDNER
Haze received their FaH supply Of GOODS, and
nor a6er for Snie,
SA 0Gn Pair of Shoes, comprising an assott-
SOsOOO meDt Of almost every dissertation
most of which, were made to order
900 pair plantation shoes. CITY made and war-
ranted good
5000 sides soal leather
$50 do russell and wax upper leather
81 dozen calf skins
II 90 kip do
g do white and coloured lining skins
20 do russell sheep do
do hatterS lining do
DO hog do
1S2 boxes mems fur hats
do boys DO DO
% do mems and boys wool bats
do do black s. drab DO round ,,r,yr,
30 dozen childreH's morocco hats
40 do mems and boys for caps
81 nests hair and seal skin trunks
600 reams wrapping paper
so do do do LARGO size
172 do writing and letter do
6O boxes Whittemores cotton ard wool cards
60 common cotton cnrds No. 10
700 lbs. shop twine
$500 do shoe thread in balls
Is doZ. black oil varuish
80 do boot and shoe lasts
gross cup backing
40 dozen Webster's spelling books .-
10 do Emerson's razor straps
Leading Ines boot cord, web, SC.
sept 28-eoofif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
VN1'E-N NUkf-I-IN, W. I'
CHARLES HOLT, jr. & co.
Haze received their Fall Supply Of
EarthenWare, China and Glass:

e toMPRIstNG very extensive and general asscrr-
y ment of goods in thenline, which they offer for
sale on terms, which they wish their friends to cali
and judge of They particularly invite the attention
of country dealers to their assortment of common
ware, which was selected personally, and with par
ticular reference to that part of the trade
Their retail assortment is very complete, cornpr.
sing among other articles, large number of China
and Liverpool tea and dining services Astral, Man
tie, Liverpool and Hall lamps with every vurity Of
cut and plain glass. oct 7-deo9t--c 12t
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che Gomsttt,.fioual .eubtg.
MONDAY MORNING, OCT. I2, 1879 : :
THH C0MvHMTToN. - =

The Convention having been opened with prayer.
The following select Committees were announced.
pursuant to the resolutions adopted Yesterday:
Committee to take into consideration the IousI,,;v.
Department of Government as established by ,!,s
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From the y. Y. Journal Of Commerce, oe. 2s.

SECOND EDITIoN, 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
BY the ship Sully, Capt. Macy. which arrived this
morning from Ilavre, we have received Paris dates
to Sept. 29h, and HaVe dates to the Soh INCLUSIVE
On tire TOPIC u all absorbng interest the rela ions,
Rnss1a and Turkey we have: made couious trans
latIons and extracts, from which it will be seen that
II han NeP beea concluded at the latest accounts
add hot eUep tie ARAIISTICEis NOT of thai general
ara dec'S1Ce character lohGch 10 has been ,cp3-esnfed
he accounts, usual, not free from contradi-
tion, but the following conclusions, which are drawn
from the whole by the Journal du Cornncrre of the
latest date, are perhaps not far from the truth:
PARIS Sept. 29.--'''Fhis IS the amount of the yari
GUS news from the East, published in the Gazette
OF Augsburg: |. Negutiat ioug were opened on the
LIST ofScpeThrr, at the head quarters of the Russian
General, then at AdrianoPie between the PIenipu.
tentEaTies OF Russfa and those of the Ottoman Porte
g On the 3D. OF Sept. these negotiations were suspe,-
ded, but not broken QB.~-the Turkish Plenipoten-
tfarcs having obtained delay for the purpose Of cor
snrg their Government on one POINT of the treotv
s. The delay granted by the Russian Gen wonld cx-
pre- on he 18th Sept the day OH which the treaty
must be ratified by the Porte 4. Notwithstanding
all tins, the march IF the Russian troops had not
neen slspendeC and according to accounts from Con
stantmoPe of Sept 5th, their advanced posts were
within 10 or Is French miles Of nat capital.
Ire negotiations have not, then, been broken
1T, but suspended; hdstiitics have not been yecou-
menced, for the marc! of the army has neUc7- BEEN
suspe1ueu
ESGLrsu Asp FaEHcH F1rErs * T1ry NTppl7T1s-
RANEhS-fhe London Courier, Of Sept. eth, stutas
that the English squadron under ssir p. Malcolm Is
sad TO have appeared of the DaTdaneIles OH the
18TH August, and the French squadron was expected
lest any movement at Constantinople should render
protection necessary either for resident Europeans or
the Sultan and his family. This rs given on the au
thor1ty OF private letter from Paris.