Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

van ~ disposed to accede to the treaty of Julv q
vded the Prince to be placed at the head of tic
Government be not dependent on any Christian Po.A
The .4riso de Ia dfediierranee Announces amer ,
letter from Corfu that prevailed in that ;.l
and oithe Greek Admiral Maulis having been an
pointed President ofthe National Assembly of Greeks
and Tombasis having been nominated his successor in
the command of the Hcllas. 7
SPAIN, after having suffered severely from earth
9uakes hurricanes and foundations, is this moment
iaid waste by plague of gra shoppers, which have
descended IN clouds upon the territory of Las Freue
aas' ana are oeeved to have been brought by whrl-
WIND from the coast OF Africa. The farmers iunnetli-
ateiy hastened to gather in their corn but il is appre
hcndcd that the vines and olive trees will be DESTROY
cd.
The Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs b,s ,,drss
ed circular to the Bishops, inviting them not to pub
ish the much talked of Letter of the Pope until such
time the Council of State has examined it.
/ The two Russian soops ofwar that recently arrived
ut Havre, after making voyage round the world,
sailed again from that port the 9th July for ST.
! Petersburg. --.s-
! HAvRE, July STA royal ordinance is about to b,
issued, relative to advantages granted vessels en-
gagged i'll the whale fishery which shall be expedited
from the ports of France with captains and crews
composed of Frenchmen only. If we may believe
The communications which we have the subject,
this law will be such as to engage the ship owners Of
our ports in an enterprise which until now, has been
fruitful to foreign merchants and mariners
i CoNsTANTINopLE, July IAN English SQUADRON Is
shortly expected here, of which six vessels are area-
dy at Voura, and these will be followed by IL others
In the course of Aug. Sir Sydney Smith will comc
on board ofthese ships, to reside Constantno-
pie as Counsellor Admiral.-A diversion ut sea- in
the direction of Odessa and Varna is talked of; but
there Is time to be lost, the Black Sea will he
navigable no longer than the beginning of October
: Troops arc sent off daily towards Adrianoplc and
orders have been given to occupy all the deles of the
Baikan The works at the Arsenal are pushed with
remarkable activity both day and night and the Rus,
sian prisoners employed in what is most laborous
Journal it lis rumorcd is about to DO published in
the Turkish capital. The Sand-iacks i'm Asia ard
Europe are now governed by Pachas who have fixed
salaries and officers of the Mri who are CHARGED 10
receive tibet taxes and send the product TO the Sua
treasury. otllla of20 steam sloops of war is re-
ported to be about TO he formed for tho Porte Tho
coin of the Turkish empire is deprecated daily: br,
nevertheless great profit is to be gained upon con-
tracts Tor arms ammunition, saddlery, military and
camp equipments, sc.
WrpDIN, July 8.-Ycsterday the Pacha sent 5000
men upon the left bank fthe Danube to DESTROY the.
Notifications raised by the Russians: but the iatt,r
having rushed with ntrepidity upon the Turks com
y PEELED them to return to Widdn, after having lost 400
s men, who were made prisoners Some Ottoman
c banks with their crews sunk in this encounter
The vanguard of the Pacha of Scutari entered Wild
din on the 9th, and the Pacha himself accompanied
by 600 men arrived yesterday. The following is said
to have been the given ut Chouma tn the pro
positions made by order of General Diebtsch nfler
VI the victory of June llth
That the fate of the in the hands of God.
that the Pacha had then heard for the first time of
victory having hecn gained; that all he knew was tho
explosion of some ammunition Wagons had produced
riflng disorder among his troops that his duty as n
military commander, and his little acquaintance with
political negotiations, to which, az mere Governor Of
Romeia, he was perfect stranger did not allow him
to negotiate; but that he participated in the desire
that peace concluded Constantinople should rcd
store prosperity to- both nations"
ODkssA, July 8.-The sanitary measures which
have been adopted, have removed all apprehensors i'm
regard TO the plague. The sick have been so promp,
y separated from the persons in health TINT of don
S suspected individuals, not has exhibited MARKS
OF disease Only three persons attacked, are now i'm
quarantine "
The Augsbureh Gazette contains the fnllo,vir,
letter from Berlin, dated July I9-'It appears that
the MISSION to Constantinople undertaken by the Ba.
ron &c Mufllng, Is the result of request made nv
the Russian Cabinet, the Emperor meaning TINS IN
prove that he does cherish any plans of ambit;
or conquest; The propositions to be made have for
thelr basis the conditions laid down viz the ;nvo
laoiity OF the treaty OF Ackermann, and liberty OF
navigation in the Black Sea- without insisting on the
demolition of the Castle of the Dardanees
The Emperor, however, appears determined To re-
tam the tortresses conquered in Asia Asto Greece
the nagnanmous policy of the Auocrat will not h,
departed from he viii insist on its obtaining that ex-
tent OF territory without which thcro is no ndenen
ehce or That State that Is to say the line of frontier
rom Volot Arta, 20 that it shall include NOT onfy
Atlens' nut also large portion of Thc.saly."
2 MoLpAviA, JAssY, 9Th JULY-Lettcrs from Va,
ma OF inc "a, announce, consequence of the bril-
liant victory of kouefch, that Russian corps d'ar
miec under the order OF Gen. Plaen had passed tlr
Balkn, which therefore transports the scene of y.r
IKE operations into the rich and fertile Rotnelia
There IS also beyond tie BaltiD anotker corns dir
nice between Ardos and Eski STEAMBOAT. Mcs ntirre
nc" 1Tiny OF fresh troops is entering the principal
It'cs' Inc reserve are crossing the Danube; ami
inc army OF operation thus is receiving
winch VIII enable to advance, and he in copditor
IN 'ew weeks to appear before Adrianople.
FROM The Journal de Commerce. me sOLb y,,B,
I we have news from Algiors of the 9th. and AL
doubts unh"Ppiy arc dsspacd as to the fate OF our
. unfortunate counrymn ewho fell INTO the hands oF Tho
Ttouui,s, III the iast engagement upon the coast
lhey were to the number of 81 mercilesslv ,nos.o.
cred their beads carried to Agiers and puraded abon
me cty' after which they delivered over 70 The
Eng'S' surgeon who obtained permission 10 bury
In biut RHoe
w not tako vengeance Of these criminals and that M
tms very moment perhaps, an arrangement is CON
c'uung WIN them, the Commander of the bIockadinp
squadron having II is said received, full powers 70
conclude one. young officer alone was saved bv
inc an nf female of the country and the Dcy O1ve
reward oL 200 Pastres to the person wIo delivered