Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

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fehuncr4ti" ior tile c,s, 81 tse u:,,iettalnrs ~
itesy i'Ney spne OF tht,n viii tan ,hrp.r,, .b,,
hey might in case OF yield GOOD n,oft sttfI
me seheTa effect on the country; 3. I,yye ,.;r
! oe ee''cnciai IN the highest degree; and Il X,
Z viM"s Hs" cana: sieain-ooat succeeds DIS we'll IN
Sa.tse as l io2s IL The experiment, ,aay a cnni
~ @s oee', burden 10 the owners, viii III the eni
re !" source Oh CONSTANT and growing prof
notwithstanding ali the 6aiefu 6ro6l,ecies If lin;
nv: spuPerS here with respect the Russian cain
tHp russians nave surnounted every obstacle
i,,S ar Shounla is under Close observation h..
me ..'sSii'i army has advanced two divisions 4,
tfe"teh tiie PASSES by the coast of the EuxDe p5
s ai the same time those which lead westward ot
,,i'aa ACROSS The Balkan (aiount Huernusl towards
SOPHIA 4he reserve. under Tolstoy is or,lcyaJ no
and every preparation appears to be made for i,f
the Contest to speedy issue so far as 10 efiScf
= ueasceht INTO the plains OF ancient rhrace Once
e"sfe' the campaign may he cpui1nIied Llroelol,.
the year But on the Northern side. of t,,e Balkan
tse period Of active operations is lrr,.ed 10 ,p ~
tie early Sumner months. THE news fiofa the scene
interesting character. = - DS+
t may be calculated that In, Porte will refI,se =,
m m any compromise respecting Greece and thar
h'ssia. Oh, that ccolint Wi. her ma n i. 10 M,
d stop 10 tsie .'ar. Sac - Cne present .snect az
things ~i'7%' VI
cures o'h@shce " lie .Joi,aQt If Commerce
Gen,emen,T never was time ,yben 90. 10,
50 e'itirely destitute OF as at the present mo-
hent Indeed, tine present state of tIinas hdr
sruis eIiaf 10 cunuse iie learned Of all on,
o4iIiciahs. they, however, look forward with ,nci,
anxiety 10 the time WHEN Parliament snail once mn,
Decoiuc assembled.
Among tie siltccs vi,I, ,,.,,,r, H. .,;.,
tNii'lon oil Ills boty arc,thc War M th,; Enst TIC
state oil aiIaiis IN iortuga the unsettled
ssate oi ireiiid the distressed condition of our own
sah"acturcrs aud indeed the state OF the COUNTRY il
general. " ~ '''! lei
The two last coll loudly for assist ance frorc
I authorities, ni'i 1t IS hoped that nuh ur
VIM OCCUR to prevent the adoption OF sucli lnssur.
rs WIZ add to the comfort and TRANQUILITY of ali r,
oil the Kingdom There is little doubt that ,,'..s
tDih@ aiii be done for Ireland cl viii ell her ou,
rebellion. 49, SPe"
With regard to the affairs of PORTUGAL. every ono
sun romans IN the dark Even speculgop is silc,
Isf govern Inent
The war III the East expected TO call tor:i, some,
"ui ucoates at he approaching s;,ssioii at Gle
i'.,. 'ihe the conclusion IL ti4at they VIII end IA
S"iohc. certain Al Is, that The policy o lie British
gov eminent Is TO avoid if possible, any interference
WIN Foreign Powers, that might lead to war, WINCH
would inevitably be the case, should il utercre be.
Weeh the present cGntendng powers. Emo land MT
the present moment wishes for peacepot tlot her f.
nances are so limited be able 10 carry on n
war lor The means could be obtained with little trou,
pie, but that the state oil the country In ,cncral de-
ma,rds the Undivided attention of I'LL the wise heads
S''EEog-rsf'I' both Houses Of Na!lainent.
Inc last accounts from the Seat of War state That
the troops were sill advancing. I'uun, Pahlen fIs,,
Eski Statnboul, and Count piehsci to KamnbaI
where he intended to fix his head quarters and 10
watch the movements OF HGsscin Pacha who is Gu
deavouring to retake Bourgas.-1'he ACCOUNTS ul.o
slate that twenty batalions Were stationed off SShm
la TO wait upon the Grand Vizier who hos reraainrl
Ut that place since his fatal overthrow in the late
battle General hrassowsky, who conducted the
Siege OF Siiistra; has nircLcl with his heavy can
non TO take possession OF RudsC,ucl eay;n~ nar ,f
his troops 10 repair the Publications Of sIstria ana
TO bu,id bridge over the Danube. Since liz, ta,irr
OF Silstra we have account OF anofler bnttin -
which the Russians victorious. IS f;on,
Their own statement, and looked upon like others on,
anatlng from the pen OF the Russians. Whatevrr
me case may be, every one no,r look, f;jrvva .f
With npaticnce for the arrival OF further af,yiccs
which are expected to throw light upon what is
likely to be the result of this miserable war.
lie British and French Ambassadors at Cofs:ap.
tnopie were received i'll distinguished ,nauuoy
by the Sultan, and indeed their Arrival cuIscd nrea5
Joy among the Turks. There appears still to be some
difficulties IN existence respecting The settlement Of
Greece, but it is expected the allied p,wers vii NAL,
soeii arrangements the subject us vii! be mos.
coGd''cIVe to the reposc of Europe.
Bnslnessln England remains in very dull an5,p
sci ed state, chiefly owing the want of con fdsrr
nc trarsaciois are ynry limited, and prices nominal
The sales winch have taken place lave been chief
iy Ill goods forced upon the market BY necessirv prd
are OF course 30 steady gUide. Those who are ~,
Compelled to make sale, Inclined TO keen t1,
STOCK they have ON hand and wait future pricsi
This yoTeFS to trade in general.
" YoEK BfAREET-srot s.
HE scarcity continues the Corn Exchange the .,c4s
Of Jour Jy as high last ,nesee tTlea
has been sold al l2l 10 Tire prices Rye and Cor,
fully Haintaincd-thce
demand Sperm Oil has scarcer M, may e nuo,rI
at IS Summer 10 so cts for Hiuc, viii = eno
9emand Ashes were up on Monday si30ht ~