Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
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r ed ii,.rt Yesterday. furnishes with onr regular
hiss OF London and Liverpool papers, the ioriIsr to
tic oth and the latter To the loh u.t'nlo The news
l,ci, they contain from the seat OF is ext
" contradictory. jthowever rs now certain that the
ne iii,seuce OF the fail OF Coustantinople prema
,rre as yvas also the account OF the battle ut Kirk
Ni..,Sa According to sotue of the statements TIE
sultan continues to act With undated confidence and
yir0T; while others represent him mnch intinita
tcd aud deeply anxious for peace. There can be no
doubt that very tactors and disorderly spirit has
manifested it s,If his capital, where Janissarsm
.s nrpcared and doing ali in its power 10 increase
the danger ~ the impending storm.
BY the accounts rom tie Pruss;iIi State Gazette
OF the 9Th August, wlIic we copy 1t appears that
ttin. Dcbi,sch still hating at AidoS, and that
his advanced posts instead o.: having reached Kirk
Jrlfssa were only mt Fali, which is about half way
- .at pl.cc. This hesitation of the Russian Gene
81. is attributed to the movements of the G.anl VI
ter in his roar, who is dong ali lie redeei the
;il nc lost iii being out n1nGnsred by Count Die
bter., and suffering hmm 10 pass the Balkan. by the
a.r ,;i which COW under uatG Of Frontiers OF
EFaracilia, Augtist ii, it would that he has
a,i!ed hiInsr the or his position in the
rcar Of the cEotly, annoy thoG and prevent their
advance. The accounts by til. arrival, however,
can;raiGtory that they adj Lat little to positive
sLantinoiu has not yet fallen md that the advance OF
the Russian army was n,uch less rapid than was an
ticipa,ed.
Is to Tie crops in Great Britanf-thc next impor-
t;gt topic for us, the fair weather OF tie week ten
dtys preceding the departure OF the Dirminr ham.
i.i relieved most of the anxiety in regard to the liar
vest, aud the cro, would, it caIcncted turn
average Prices of wheat and Ag-tFical ;l1c-
both III bond and free had declined.
Three line ofbatile ships, the Bt9tabal.. Gloucester
ahd .Eetcjiie about 10 sail FROM Portsmouth for
the Mcditerranean-this, however, 10 not such rci~
iorcemennt as denotes any apprehension Of hostIes
We understand slat the Birmingham had Tel. days
Of tinc wra'her after leaving liverpool.
Possibilities lave been FcDcWed in JavH.
dIr Barbour, late Minister England, lad en-
g,.ed passage for himself and his family the PACK
ct ship Britannia. Of Oct. I.
In the manufacturing districts inucl distress CONT
aued to be experienced. 4ie disturbances in Ire
lnd, account OF Tie Catholic Emancipation CONT
nile to occupy the papers Murders and various other
oltrages arc Of daily occurrence il so:.c Of lie rI
c:Pal towns.
FROM the London t,"..jte.'
The talgcnelne ZeitIng, Of the 18th AZ, has
brought us Intelligence from ConStantnnpe, OF the
6!h OF August ie date OF our last dcSput cheG which
confirms all that announced respecting he con-
sSefnation OF the people and the change or mind i'll
the Sultan 1t appears that besides the arrival of Gen.
Dlebitscli's advanced guard Kirk Kiiissa Russian
corps had landed at IIiada, so miles from the apital
and that the terror created in all phases great
t!at the Sultaus life would have been in danger if lie
had declared himself ready s'to do every thing
which could contribute to the restoration OF peace
and the satisfaction of the people" Is preIimina-
~ step he had accepted the Treaty of July 1927 and
uso, il is added, the Protocol of the ED Of HIarc,
last, by Which the limits of Greece extended from
the Morra to TIE Coatinent, and terminate the
Gulf of Foio on the one side. and the Gulf Of Arta
Oh the other including the whole of what anciently
formed Greece Proper.
With respect to Russia he is said to haze agreed
to give her nag the free passage of the Bosphorrs.
aud to have proposed to negotiate on the basis Of
thu Convention of llkeFmann, provided the Denrocia-
iiUcs should be carried at Constauilope, where
lie probably cuncevcs he would have more iintnedute
q the assistance of the allied ambassadors, anu
their influence you'd be powerfully felt in siiIi-
p1Is OF his interests. Since this determination had
b':, made known the capital had become more tran
GI, bat The adhcrccts Of the Janissarcs grew more
daring every duy. and not only rustrate Ell all attempts
III raising forces bat added to the dangers Of oreimn
Invasion, the constant alarm Of internal insurrectios
EJut,ing was known of the Turkish army, and the
tFops sent towards Adrianopie, to form junction
whit there, had turned bac[, to the camp Ejub
jr Ii ont OK Cunsantinople, where only GOD men
were assembled. The same apathy which made the
people OF the European provinces submit to the Rus
a,us wherever they appeared, was universally dis
played IN -Aa!a, where recruits could be brought
- the garrisOns unless bound the backs OF cau,els
Ie situation Of the Porte is therefore, ils, repre-
fitcd as one from which peacp alone could eltricate
her, and from the CONCESSIONS which the Sultan setl
Cd disposed to make, it was already a,ygurci that
u ace might DC considered concluded.
F5.gul lie Lonao1 Colyizo', SEM. g.
Dispatches were rece:fed this morning ut tie To.
Gai:sn office, from the Hon. Robert Gordon. dated
.stantinople Aug. L. four days later than the for
msr, and from kpFd Co%!ey, az Vienna, dated Aug.
At the time whom the courier quilted Constantine
PIE, notwitiisia ndng the assertions of the French pa
pTs, it appears hat nothing had been ye, definitely
'gtped respecting the Greek questions but the nego-
c.E Ions still going Great e:ertiosIs were
saLking 10 raise new Ieyes Of troops, bat they had
zssu attended with much Success, and i. was no,
"a hat hdiianolle could resist the attack Oft
81 kn array; a!thou9!4t it was believed that
- $ n could not bring more tiiln $4,000
w ~ 5S<z< }st 1t Inc commander was understood
sbped his ajyunce, i'll order to endcavor to |
70: sSphe Grand Eizier before lis arrival at Ad-
r'4nopl", having heard that he hal quilted Chouuia
~ ;aa city. as late the eth VT. no uegociator
"a been sent FROM CoHslau-InopIo to the Eussia,I
.'r'''i quarters.
"POITfICAL RELATIONS OF RUSSIA
Three Russian Captains, at IIayrc, feeling alarm
Gi atthe warke reports which were circulated on |
riltc 20 their Ambassador at Paris to express the
dread they should have in proceeding to lisbon the