Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

On the 10th June. the Right Hon. James Earl of
Resslyn, was, by his Maestys command, sworn
nemoer OF the Kings Prvy Council, aud fc,sived
the Piivy Seal. GA the same day, the Right Hon.
Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tyn,lal was also sworn
member OF his Msjcsty's Pnvy Council.
The King has appointed Lieut.. Gen. Lord Robert
Edward Henry Somerset, X. &. L. to be- Lieut.. Gen.
oi the Ordnance oil the United Kingdom or Great
Britain and ireland.
RIOT IN IRELAND.
rot had taken place IN Carrck- Sui, Ire
land, between soldiers and at length increased
to great mob. The 18th regiment we're ordered
To hrc among the crowd. Some persons were K HE'D
and others Wounded. Tkc Rev. Mr.. St,ndi5h Ora
ny, VINO was Fastening 10 suppress the riot, was
thrown from his horse and killed.
An Pacha, OF Egypt, has now at work in his CAPT
'ai an extensive printing press for which All iInpro-
we'd Arabic type has been lately cu,.
ANco>A May 23.-I.etters from Naples say that
MIR. Gordon, with Count Gucminot and Mr.. Won
Koyer, the Frussian Ambassador) will 20 from Ma.
pies To Lnhtc, and thence To Coustantnopc. sir.
""rd"n p.obably wishes To obtain in the Ionian Isl
nnds s"ina particulars respecting Greece. Letters
iTnm Con a POSITIVELY affirm that Coant Capo dIsila
Is resolved to resign the Government OF Greece and
VIII soon publish declaration OH this subject. Pco.
pic ASK, who viii undertake. the direction of the in
iant state. IT the President now retire. Persons
VINO attribute to political causes every event. even
wnnn 'tmay he accounted for personal conside-
ra'lnnS, suppose that the meeting of the Emperor
oi Russia und hing ot Prussia has some cunncc tio,
with the affairs of Greece and Turkey and that
perhaps Prussian Prince may be placed al the head
OF the Greek state. OF course England aud France
NEST assent AMI PruSsian Prince he rcadv In me-
ccpt the proposal.
Porisu FRoNrirn, May Give have Lizard
from Constantinoplc tho arrival of II Persian Ambas
sador. for the alleged purpose OF concudin ALI
ance hNtwecn the two powers, to- support each other
against the increasing power of Russia. Though
the Porte has or, at dcnce i'm the persians !,
Is sad to be disposed To listen the proposals of the
PERSIAN Ambassador, with the understanding that it
may conclude peace at It's own option, and To have
therefore sent c"mmlss receive him IN form
The whole Persian nation seems 10 he ncrus,d
ezra inst the Russians
The murder of the Russian Ambassador, is said to
w OWING probably To this national hatrcA and part
~ to his having given an asylum in his hocl to soy
ero state criminals and female slaves
VIENNA, May 30.--Men,ion has neain been mad,
Oh Changc oil an Intended emission of Treasury
Bonds Tor 20 millions OF orcns, and great financial
operation intended by the National Bank but these
reports seem 10 rest on no foundation Trade has
0ccn very active at Venice since it was declared 10 be
Tree port, and several foreign merchants arc said to
intend TO settle the,e.
TRIESTE, May e9.--Accounts from Mcalinc. al
April %, announce that the navigation OF the Gulf o
Eon'cssa has been again really allowed by the Rus
slams, and that the squadron bockading the Darda-
neics lets all the ships pass that have not cergoes vi
ammunition or provisions.
CoKFU, May l6.-On the same day that the uro-
c!anaion respecting the blockade of the Turkish coas,
by the Greeks was published here, the madagascar
gate sailed, as Is supposed, first Prevcsa to ac
quaint the Turkish and Greek commanders with tj,,
measure that had been adopted and afterwards :,
publish II all along the far as the Alurea-
various reports have since been published; some nc
Irn that the agents of the three Powers at London
have signed an additional article 10 the Protocol O,
the 18th of March, determining that the boundaries
OF Ii cece shall positively not extend beyond the Mo
rca and the Cycades.
Al the same time Russia has promised to confno
MS blockade IN the Archipelago to the DardaneIlcs-
fr1fa MILF
the Greeks on the continent must be fruitcss and
they would be summoned to recall their troops 10
the Pcloponnesus.
FnoNrrEas or WALLAcIIA, May l5.--A letter
from bucharest states, that in consequence of sever
a! accidents OF the plague all inns aud coffee hous
es have been shut up, by order Of the police since
the Ieth inst. The bazars have shut up their hous
es and the usual manner OF fumligatng by burning
dung, was every where adopted.
According 10 news from the seat of war, Genera
DleDsCh has succeeded, after II great loss of Inen
III taking three entertainments at Silistra. prcat
number of troops are still matching towards Giur-
gevo.
From the Glasgow Herald of June Is.
petersburg papers OF the 9th ultimo contain the
iohowlng bulletin from the army on the Danube. II
must be considered the FIRST bulletin for IT relates
10 the Operations that preceded the movcu cnis de
scrloed III the bulletin, dated from Warsaw on tn,
2Otll and published III the Prussan State Gazette ri
the 10th ult. That bulletin mentioned the invest
incnt of Sistria. The subioncd one refers IN ,he
I. -,
!i-IiIncnt Of head quarters at Tchernowodv
"ST. PETERsBURG. MAY %.
"Ifrst B,ileiH from tie .1yay Camp at Tthernotc,J,
May II.
The passage Of TIE Danube is effected at three
points. column OF cavalry has passed the river at
the bridge Of Satcuuowo. The 81 corps crossed it
IN boats near Hirsova. a part of the Cd corps will
pass at kaarasch as soon the bridge is ready
The delay inevitable in passing great river in
ooats isthe cause that the principal corps of the army
Is not completed However almost all the troops
that are to compose it have actually reached tic
camp before Tchernowody. Oar hotila on the Dan.
ube has also assembled the river, and is OFT Kaarasch
The head quarters which en Gallaez on the 2Bth
went the same day TO Skorsnry tie 30th to Vizir
and on the lst Of May to Pro petr. On the 9th
they passed the Danube near fIirsoya, and were
transferred to Gropa Czcban and on tho 9Th to Bal
tadp. On the 9Th. they were fixed in the camp be-
fore Tchcrnowdy. The enemy docs not appear vet
any where. For some days past he has entirely
rcfrained from undertaking any hing.
ACCOUNT OF THE RUSSIAN NAVY.
On the .MedHerrdnedn.-0 ships of the line viz.
As0w, f74 guns Grand Due Michael 81; hIcx-
ander Newsky, ~; La Frere Champenoisc 81; Ezn.
chiel ~; Vladimir, ~; Constantine, ~ Emanuel
so. frgates viz Princess foycz, 50 runs Con.
stantne, Maria, Olga, Alexander and Castor, each