Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06


thinS IL seems, can now stop the PROGRESS of the
Russians 20 me capital. The same journal states
t at ee 5&ns troops are losing their confidence
yet notwithstanding this, the Divan still pers;sts in
It's refusal to come TO any Arrangement" 80
a. ne rfussali state Gazette, gives, at full length
te bulletin OF the Russian Army, which is dotes ~
Aldos According to this document Messembr;a ,,,
TAKEN with 2oOo prisoners and ten standards and the
Grand Nlzier at Shumla, not aware of tie morch
or the Russian detachment before Tint noca ~, -
days after 1t had taken place. In a word tbe Ison
"'ent OF the campaign is now rapidly approachinc.
Accounts from Smyrna state that Is Ooo ,ro,
were expected there, and would immediately proceai
to Adrianople Oner Pacha was sent with corns tn
Schela the mouth of the Bosphorus where the Rms.
slams had made landing. N'
From the CONSTITUTIONAL
ne ne Nohst,utlohhe after giving tie extract from
sne Hazete de MUNICH respecting the affair OF Ker
'The taking of Constantiponlc ;r HI, - :.
confirmed, will be only the signal of Greater noI;t;
cal movement i'll Europe England has doclsres 81
urkey, as an independent power, was necessary
inc equhDrun OF Europe, and especially TO tbe com
mercia interest Of Great I,ritainLAnsr;, :; Ill.
ed at hnong herselfm contact with what tho Enii;,
call the giant OF The north. 1t will then he necessr
to drive this giant back towards the pole rb i,
be the task of the giant of the seas un;toa ~ ii
tria But the combined forces of the two o1, ~
would not be sufficient to attain the result which is
desred The assistance of France would ba 80
sary for her to display her force in order tn ,i a.
tears or Austria, and insure to England in case rs
war; the possession of Malta the Ionan Islands. and
her commercial influence in the Levant N
In TRUTH England and Austria who did M, ,f
Ter US TO preserve our ancient limits who plIared
our museums and enriched themselves with rsnso,
we paid them, would come with good grace TO nsit
! us TO draw for them the chesnuts from tho &C.
ms we shall see. The secret of the forn,,t;on -,
Poignac ministry will cease soon to be mvste,y ana
me nect VIII make acquainted with the cau::n g.
FEussla and the Low Countries-.ye aIroadv - -.
political necessities which may break up the neu.riIi.
ty IN spite of all possible repugnance. Is II -, b.
supposed that Russia has not provided bersrIf ;,I
am ates: - IT to be supposed she will let go the prev
she sabout to seize? And in such circumstances w.
and de Poignoc Bournont, and de IA B0urfonn4I'
Ot what use then, are the lessons ofhistoryp
FROM FRANCE.-The packet slim Franco az.
rived at New York brings Paris papers to the o.,i
and hayre to the 25th August inscusve From the
New ork Coinmercinl journal of Commerce and
the following items. VIC c''iX
The official dispatches of Gen. Paskiewitcb. d,tc;
'uno 18Th detailing the movements which led to Tho,
on the 26th July. e'e'sDufS
Under Bucharest date of August A. it is said tbo+
no resistance IS expected at AdranopIe, hougb tha
population amounts to 100000 The inbabtasS" .,''
ready begin to abandon the town fo f., Ia -
the INTERIOR and the Turkish troops are everv 80 -,
[yin al Inc approach ofthe Russians. Gen Gels
ra liar mas advanced from Oreava with body of 5000
val! in Seryia. S1' 70 pre-
Sentin article of Aug. s, states, that letters FINN,
T 1rai import that that city is in the greatezt
uah@er, and that the Sultan has resolved To ren,o
MS camp to RAMS Tschiftlik MANY of the y,was,
m officers have been discharged; amono ott,nrs
ESfed Eifehdi who had figured great deal in the
negotiations carried on with the mediatino no.,.or
Ihe Sultan issues orders in every dtrect;oS r. -,
TO the last extremity, and displace the comrnarJsr
VINO exhibit any irresolution.
Letters from Alexandria of the IOh T,,Jv co., a..
the Viceroy had assembled his totia IN oor ~
troops to Smyrna, but that having received i1toIr
gence or a revolt among the Wehebites. he had iro
TfGeFs ana means to employ them in the in
terior MS VIII necessarily be unfavorabIe to ~,
turks IN the military operations ii. Euronn o
Inc Sultan IN reply to the urgent solicitations ~.
te Ambassadors, had sent them written decarati6,
OF his refusal to accept any of the pronos,;ons ,,
by them and had also refused their rrorost - -.
Pone his defnitivc answer for eight DAYS. Sir a G
don, IN consequence, ordered the ENGLISH vessels t
Pera, in case of necessity ~ -
1 ne plague was extending in Mollavia and yVa1Ia
cnia III Ihe beginning OF August. part of the ovr
OF bTaow had been burned in consequence, after
which the nlsbitauts withdrew 20 barracks IN ~
plain or within the Gordon sanitaira " ~
PARIS, Aug. 24-The funds have exper;c,c,J ,
decided Improvement here, which some persons ON
cnange attempt to explain by telln0 of an .rr,non
mont between the Turks and Russians rho s,,hs,s
OF when i3 that the Sultan is to paw laYre indom
nifty, ana leave IN the hands of Russia as n ouarnn
tee all the places actually occupied bv her troo1s
RUSSIA AND ENGLAGD.-The Nurenburg (,rcr-o.
pondent, IN letter from ConstantinopIe announce
that Admiral Malcolm was at Voura near Smvrna'
with the greater part Of the English fleet and thai
he Lad TgcdiyeG orders from NJ Gordon to proceed
squadron had abandoned the blockade of the Darda-
nclles and retired to Poros
PARIS. Aug. 24.-The report is circulated ON
chah&e' tnat admiral ialcom, aer having rallied all
the maritime forces which the English possess in tb,
Modlterranean has entered the Dardelles, with Tire
consent of the Sultan. W o
r, CoNsrANr'NorLE, July Cot is said that the
Russians in their march on 1rioror1o - -
supported by the Bulgahans, who every where united
The Dvan was in session half of last nioht. dis
fsslng the question Of sending commissioners to tie