Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-15

highness length complied with. in winch hrs
which, when the accounts lett Constantino,a W
arrangement Tor an afmisce was expected shortly IN
take place. I"
H. LONDON, Aug 81.
~ from The Gazette de France, lug. 20.
fAhis, Aug. 28.--We have received a letter fiom
Nohs'antinopie, dated Aug. 2. Our correspondent,
expresses no fear for Constantinople hut rs,aL i;
terms lar from favorable of the Sultans troops be-
yohd the Balkan. These troops are chiefly composel
OF young men, under 20 years of age. At Adriano-
Pc' TOE Asiatics behave i'll, that the inhabitants
would not be sorry to see the Russians arrive Con
coitsch appears not to have above 2s 600 or 30 nO
men; thus even If lac should arrive st A,;anonIo !,
Prooaoie tnat lac VIII not act immediately against
Constantmople lie will probably wait for REINFORCE
mens.
From me Messenger des Caom5res, .qcg. 90.
\ PARis. Aug. 27.-The entrance of the R,,,~;o,,,,
INTO rkkilissa is confirmed, only the occnrn,;on
uid hot take place III consequence of hnto; Tho Rms
sans not having met with any resistance after tl,,
combat at Ailos. '''
The Angsburgh Gazette has a letter from Munich
| acknowledging the mistake, which arose from y c,,,
position that the Russians could not have alv.nc,
50 lar without battle.
Nm additional number of vessels Of war had sa;,cl
from To'llon TO attack Algiers.
! Much has been said here within tho l,s, c,,, L.
OF the entrance Of Admiral Malcolm into tho PIT
sea; nut the accounts received by the Goverpmot,
mere state that the English Admiral was at psora ON
INC ''h hs'. IL Is added that he was then crus;,.
TO Loep the crews of his vessels in GOOD health.
HAMBURG AND FLANDERS MAILS
EERItN, August e3.-The St. PETERSBURG iournaI.
OF TIC 18th give some extracts from the ouynos or
operations OF the army under Count Diebitsch, to
aold view OF the events that took place previous TO
the report from Aidos, ofthe 3Oth ofJuIv. Tbov GO.
luh III substance the statements have already ,,ir
Of b S~ we extract only the following details
Oh me operations of Admiral Greia.
Admiral Greg reports that he sailed from, s;,hr
on inc th (i9th) with three ships of the line tb,c-
HlEa,es one brig, two gun boats, and a stenmbcu,I
and anchored the next day before Messembr;a 81
which two DIV, ,lo
on the 2lst and -, hindered the feet from he;nn
the blockade ofthe town. The wind bowevsr ah,S
ted IN the night of he 22d, that the feet was ais
70 act i'll concert with the troorrs of Cement
The fire of the fleet blew up powder n,a',o,io =;
the town" ' H'aSa-"c III
The latest paper (of the 18th of August oires IN.
ouletn from Aides ofthe 26th which we rave beE,r,
but adds the following extract fnIn nriya,e 1t,
from Ados, dated july 90 'H'
AZ length the Balkan is passed.. Messenh,,,
- po'rPas IN snort, the country all round thu.
Nui, is Occupied by our troops. Fhe defeated and
scattered Turks are flying in all directions We In
tnscn 3ooo prisoners, 90 cannon and preot pnr,h,
OF STANDARDS. it was OF the 22d that the con,mnnS
IN chef was On the highest part of the Balkan II !;
impossible TO describe the astonishrnent of tho 49,.
at the few obstacles they met with in nas.;. ~
mountain, As for the enemy, the troors that aro
"ilh the head quarters have not even not sob, =.
me Even ihe corps OF General Roth, and Ru,liorr
did not meet them till they got on the sontb side oft
Balkan. AT the moment that the troops t,,boid g. 80
mo summit OF the mountains the Gulf of Bourons :.
!oud and general hu22a burst fort from Thorn ~ 81,
10 We eescended INTO the plain, and the way we
icafd Oh the taxing oil MeSsembria and we eniovnd
inc hne sight of part of fleet lying in the hoy
fhe comnnander in chisE with his suite went nm
board the Paris ship of the line, where the Admi,
gave splendid entertainment.
From that time fresh victories bavo b,n,oh, -,
Mther In fact, all appears like n miracle and flo
disorder, the Reorganization, and the terror of tj,
turks; are quite extraordinary; they fly and reti,n
towards Adrianople. On the 97th our yanouorI;,yy,
Mt Karnabat. We know nothing for certain respoct
ing The movements of the Grand Nizicr some rcporss
say nc has left Shounla, and retrcated towards Adr
amor lc
we did not get under cover<el we reached Aa;o-
ne commander in chief occupies the same hou 81.
that the Grand Vizer inhabited during the whole wiz
to-. Near and for considerable distance around
an Is qlet as II We wc'e IN profound peace. pars
of our vanguard must be to-day at Faki."
SEMLIN, Aug l3.--Belgrale is in the preans,
CONSERVATION ut the news from the theatre of war,
according to which the Turkish army is wholly dis.
solved, and the way to Constantinope open to the
enemy An account sent TO the Pacha of Bel.
grade, by one OF his agents. states that the Russian
army arrived between the LIST and Sd of August NJ
Kirk Kilissa where the roads 10 Adranope and Con-
stantinople meet that division Of Russian cnynlrj
and light artillery immediately took the road to Nd
rianopo, in order, it seems to occupy that eli
but that the main army was preparing TO march
towards the capital II is believed tbnt the va, a.,
the main army may be before ConstunipoDle bv tt,,
18th of August, the distance from KIRK Kissis 10
only twenty one and half German milos (about 10a
Enghshj the roads are good the country Astounding
IN supplies for The army, and the slightest onpos
ton can be made to it's progress The means of do
fence beyond the Balkan are wreichcd. At Adrun-
oplc the second city of the empire, there is one Raj;
talon Of regular infantry and two regiments of reg
uar cavalry the militia, amounting to 600 men
| are animated by the worst spirit. From these date
Judgment may t. formed of the whole. The ony
defence OF Constsnnople is fortified camp, which
can contain 1000 men 1t is feared that the capi-
tai will make no great resistance, the friends of tho
Jnnlssares are very busy, and agate the people, In
the provinces the greatest discomfort prevails; at So
pha, the miltiH have refused to take the field: t,,
grcotest activity exerted in the city, and the nhu-
bonts will probably make a vigorous resistance If
| they should he attacked.
! Letters from Wddin say, that Gen. Geismor iaa
marched towords Sophia, at least on leaving BIZ
obovn, announced his inteoiion Of doing SD. III Ser
via some restless spirits begin To show themselves
Prince Nlosch, however, avoids every thing DISC
g'ceabe TO the Turkish authorities and very lately
on being requested 70 have eye some coinors
/ midi s,Tf