Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-15


terms Jar from favorable of the Sultans trpons he
vs. 1u .ne balkan. These troops chiefly composed
III young men, under 90 years of age. At Adriano-
pM' soe Asiatlcs behave so I'LL, that the inhabitants
Wouid not be sorry to the Russians arrive Con
eoscn appears not to have above 25 900 or 80 600
IN r mus, even II he should arrive at Adranope il
PiopaDie that he VIII not act immediately aoa;nst
mcnts ' ' III -ieiiio'Ce-
% from he Messenger des Chan,5res, Aug. 90.
Paris Aug. 27.-The entrance oc tho p;
INTO kirk-Kilissa is confirmed ONLY tho ocn.:
uu not rake place IN consequence of battles the Rus
SUNS not having met with any resistance after the
The Augsburgh Gazette has a letter from Nr,,,;a,
acknowledging the mistake, which arose from sun
position that the Russians could not have advanced
so TAR without battle.
AN additional number of vessels of wa, had s;,,
IRON Ioulon to attack Algers.
hiuch has been said here within the last few aavs
Sl the entrance OF Admiral Malcolm into the Black
pea Dut the accounts received by the Government
nee, state that the English Admiral was at lpsara az,
.he sth INST 1t Is added that he was then cr1lsiny
10 Keep the crews of his vessels in rood teotb
| - HAMBURG AND FLANDERS MAILS
| BERLIN, August 23.-The st. PETERSBURG ;onrn,ls
OF me 18th give some extracts from the Journals of
t.e operations OF the army under Count Debsch. to
afford view of the events that took place nre.;ors 10
the report from Aidos, ofthe 3Oth ofJuv. Tbav coo
tam III substance he statements we have already DIV
en- and We therefore extract only the following details
Oh the operations of Admiral Greis
Admiral Greig reports that he sailed from S;zeho,;
on the 9TH l9th with three ships of the line thee
iflgates one brig, two gun boats, and a steamboat
aud anchored the next day before Messen,b;,.D ~
calm which continued two DAVIS then tbe y;oart ;S
on the 2lst and %, numbered the feet from bepnn;r
tic blockade ofthe town. The wind however aha
u M :le hgh' OF me SSd SO that the fleet was able
10 act IN concert with the troops of General Roth
Tie fire of the feet blew up powder masazine in
! the town." S"A''S ~
The latest paper (of the 18th of Aupnst ov. t,a,
pucun rom aldos OF the 26th, which we rave bef,rr
bat adds the following extract from nriyn,e iat.,
from Aidos, dated July 90. 1891
| At length the Balkan is passed Mesembria-
Archio bourgas, in short, the country an round ~
Guf Is occupied by our troops The 1afestaJ aS
scattered Turks are flying in all directions We b.r
taEen oooo prisoners, 90 and great n1n,her
OF STANDARDS. IT was On the 22d that the commande
IN chief was on the highest part of rho R,lon =.
Impossible to describe the astonshment of the a,I
at the few obstacles. they met with in PASSING thy
@ .s AS Tor the enemy, the troops that are
WIN Ile mead quarters have not even gof SIGHT re
Mem. Even the corps of General Roth and 5d;,e ~
dld not meet them till they got on the south ;d f1
tba at me moment that the troops behed from
ne summit OF the mountains the Gujfof Ronroos .
loua ana general huzZa burst forth from them On
20" we aescended INTO the plain, and on the way We
heard OF the taking Of Messenbria, and we enioyed
the ile sight of part of fleet lying in the bay
fhe comn1mander in chief, with his suite. went nm
BOARD The fars ship of the line where the Admiral
gave splendid entert ainrnent
From that time fresh victories have hr,,o,. 49,
hlther In fact all appears like a miracle . nj H.
disorder, the Reorganization, and the terror of the
turks; are quite extraordinary; they fly and retire
ISyp.,
at arnabat. We know nothing for certain re.nect
ing the movements of the Grand Vizer some raports
say he has left Sfot,nlr and rnf-,.,a . itoi.s
anorle 0''Nio 10 1Ao'f-
We did not gct under cover till we reacfe5 a A.;
The commander in chief occupies the same hon sr
at the Grand Vizler inhabited during the whole win
e.: Near u.s. and for considerable distance around
al, IS quiet as If we were in profound peace part
of our vanguard must be to-day mt Faki."
SENLiN, Aug. l3.-Begrade is in the greatest
CONSERVATION OF the news from the theatre of war,
= M cNrnn To yhI,... f,af ILL.,.
solved and the way to Constantinople omen to the
enemy. An account sent to the Pacha of Bel
grade, by one Of his agents. sates that the Russian
army arrived between the LIST and Sd of AuT,,st ar
Kirk Kissa, where the roads TO A,lrianople and Con-
stantnopie meet; that division of Russian cavalry
and light artillery immediately took the road to Nd
fanoPis IN order as 1t seems, to occupy that city,
but that the main army preparing to march
towards the capital 1t is believed that the van Of
the main army may be before Constantinople by the
7th of August, the distance from Kirk -Kilssa is
u only twenty and half German Ies n bout 1o,
Engisb:) the roads good, the country aboundino
IN supplies tor the army, and not the slightest opposi,
tion can be made to it's progress. The means Of de-
4 fence beyond the Balkan are wrctched At Adri.r
one, the second city of the empire there is one BAT
talon of regular infantry and two regiments of req
uiar cavalry; the militia, amounting to 1000 men,
are animated by che worst spirit. From these data
q Judgment may be formed of the whole The on,
defence of ConstantnoPe is fortified camp which,
can contain 10000 men Ii is feared that the cani
tai Will make no great resistance the friends of the
Janssaries very busy, and ptate the people In
The provinces the greatest discomfort prevails at So
pbia the mllitia have refused to take the field: tie
greatest activity is exerted in the city, and the ina-
bitans vii probably make vigorous resistance, if
4 they should be attacked. -
Letters from Widdin say, that Gen. Geismar has
marched towards Sophia, at least on leaving Ba-
lcovn announced his intention of doing so. In Ser
via restless spirits begin to show thennsclycs
Prince Miosch, however, avoids every thing disu-
geeable to the Turkish authorities, and very lately
on being requested to have eye on son.; coiner5
oil in
he has not conentod himself with putting stop to
their proceedings, but has delivered up the persons
implicated to the Pacha or Belgrade. Tough the
f0fe has lately purchased such quantities of arms
there is said to be still greater scarcity Of Tnuskes
so that the arming of the levy lnaszc is attended
I with no small difficulty.