Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Cur news boat basjISt coHao up with the papers
of the packet ship CvrintlIian,. Captain Chadwick,
FROM London, bringing dates otthat capital to June
1st we have only time to communicate the follow
ing particulars:
FROM the. Standard we learn that the falling off in
the REVENUE continues 10 serious extent. The
Excise FROM the 5th April To- the 23d May is $50 ,000t
less than lastsyear; Stamps i6 ,OO0E, and Assessed
Taxes leO 00ot., leaving, after the deduction of
trifling Increase of400oI. IN the Custons. decrease
OF no less thau38O, OOOi
Destruction Of the Royal Basadr, S3c.-On the
9th May, the British Dleratna and the Royal Ba-
inSOKtord street, IoIidon. reduced by fire
to asheap OF ruins. This was building of very
great extcnt. and cost CPS 900. An immense u
mount OF furniture, goods, &C. was destroyed.
From the Lonhor, Courier Of May 80.
TheaFrench papers, Of Thursday contain intclli-
gence from Jassy TO the 9th, and Consiantinope 20
the .sdinst., which shows, th. hand, that
xsreeontlicls have taken place the Banks of the
Danube, IN which the Turks lave fought with I'M
parallccd Va!or and enthusiasm, and 1t may fairly be
Inferred with unexpected success; and OH the ether,
that the efforts of the Russians to Blockade the
Dafdanells strictly have failed, and that sufficient
number Of vessels, OF different nations, had arrived
To relieve the scarcity felt for short period in that
capital. In Bulgaria, however, the want of corn
continued, but chiefly because il had been collected
for the Of the army, whose subsistence was Sc
cured, however the inhabitants of the province might
suffer from the eytremties offamne. It was bclicv
ed ut Consiantnople that tie Russians had experien-
ccd repeated defeats III Asia, and that the whole Pa
chalk had been wreststi from their hands. The re-
port ofseparate negotiations between the Bcli-
gcrents is not mentioned i'll these adviees.-
Some of the fortified posts occupied by the Russians
between Varna aud the Danube, AMI securing their
line of communication, stated to have been car
ricd by the TURKS.
ROME, May 9.--Accounts frcm Corfu, OF the Goth
April say, that letters from Egina announce that the
Russian Squadron has received orders attempt the
passage Of the Darduneiles. at certain fixed time
and that this attempt to he combined with a
movement of the Russian feet in the Black sea.
to attack Consnntinoplc with considerable mari
time torce.-Djriode Romaaa, May Q.
LoHDoN, May Solicitors from Constan:nople
tof May ., say firmly believed that the Russians
project landing on the Asiatie coast of the Black
Sea, and that the attack on Szepoli was only con-
trivc1l as mask TO this vast enterprise.
i.oNDos, Nhy 3l.-Accounts from the scat of war
IN the East mention the probability of desperate
tempt being about TO be made by the Russians a :
ganst thcheart ofthe ottoman Empire It is said
hat the Russian Generals Determined to transfer
the scat Of war to the very gates of Costau,inope
by means of descent in Natol;a. 1t is added that
the Porte was making tho creates cff1rts to dscon-
cert this plan ana, amongst the rest, was, strain
ing every nerveto equip fact capable OF coping
with that Of the enemy in the Black Sea. We are
likewise told that the Russian feet inthe Arcipela-
90 is to cooperate the execution of this project by
making its way through the Dardancl.cs, as Well as
1 he DosphoIus, into tie Eu.;ipe.