Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27

we nave seldom Indignation sonow
married. than to-day the counenances of the Portu
guess merchants IN speaking OF the tragic Oor
TO- The ca,asophs ITSELF owing 70 the late symptoms iep
shown by Miguel wholly unexpected victims be-
Ing all ofa rank in life well extensively
in this country there scarcely one Of Portuguese resi-
dents who epore In the event the loss of f,cn,
relation The injustice In this case they remark Is "a
greater ihan that attending tie executions at Lisbon for ,ha
The sufferers at Oporo had all committed the acts for whicl
they have been put To DEATH while the consiiiuon noma
AZ least was still IN existence and time when IN fact he
would n'o6 justly have deserved punishment had thcy acte3
oserwsc Many OF the Portuguese actually shed tears in ad
vecng to the unhappy fate which has beflen their eds
From he y. Y. Journal of Commerce.
,LoSpok, May 23.-We understand that his Rovo
liEhness the Duke of Cambridge is abont to retvrr
England, and. OF the express desire of his Majesty
VII! DC appointed to the situation Of COMMANDMENT
Chief
From The seat Of Var.
intelligence from Odessa of the 18th nit. states
that corps of 6,OOO embarked on board Admira
Grcigs fleet is TO be landed at Bazardjik in order tc
Impede the communication between the Turkish can.
f,ai aud the Turkish army i'll Asia. The amount O
Fha1 army ~ stated to be 10000 men, which will be
reinforced by 900 mcu from Egypt.
Since the landing of the Russians in the Bay oil
Bourgas, the Seraskcr, Chosrew Pacha has pro
ceeded with considerable corps to Karabourno
between Media aud Constantinopc; he is accompan
cd by Captain Julius dc Role formerly CAPTAIN o.
cavalry in the Bavarian army, who is 10 direct tn,
torutcations that to be erected the coas, Ia
hinder any further landing OF the R,,ssans. Th,
Turkish feet nj anchor off Bnnkdere, is reinforced
by the vessels which are sent from the arsenal As
soon as they are ready for sea-
PARis, May 90.-Lctters from the frontiers o.
Mqdavia of the I'd instant state that accounts haC
been received from Jassa announcing that the rene
ral-in-cet, Diebtsct, was seriously indisposed bu
tnat the operations CT the army, the command O
which had been conided to another general. wcr.
rot in the least degree relaxed from that circuin
stance.
a new levy Of men was to be made in Russia, il
the proportion of eight out of every 500 which will
augment the army in actual service TO 100000 men
Russip, a6friai Bulletin.
ST. PErERsBCRe, April 3O.-A supplement 70 IN,
journal of st. Petersburg, contains news from the
theatre of war to the 18th of April which besides the
account ofthe unsuccessful attack made nv Illusion
Pacha upon Szeboi, gives the following particulars
Nothing else of any Importance has occurred alonu
the whole line that we occupy in Bulgaria or on The
Danube, with the exception OF some skirmishes be.
tween the out posts. The Garrison of Ghiurpevc
has made two unsuccessful sallics against the corp
ofobservntion before that fortress in tho second m,
enemy had 5000 men, infantry aud cavalry ant
come cannon. and began a lire of muskctry ON IN,
Cossacks hut were driven back into the fortress will
considerable loss by the FIRE OF our artillery and thr
attack of two regiments Of hussars; We took snnc
prisoners.
During the winter the necessary preparations have
been made TO effect the passage of the Dunnbc be-
fore Silistra. Ponoons were made in the VILLAGE
Fundeni, on the nvcr Argis, with the intention O
the river Boa to Kallarisch opposite Slistra Th,
enterprise difficult and dangerous for the enemy
having assembled the remains of his fotila before
Slstra, COMMANDED the Danube at that fortress ant
farther up. The operation was, however, execute,
with success through the intrcpdty and skill un,et
With the prudence of Major General Schiller. The
pontoons were launched into the Argis on the ST.
April reached the Danube at day break on the lItl
and at two O'Clock in the afternoon of the following
day ont Of all danger in the Bota We no
only sustained loss, but the volunteers of the re
giuents of Archange and Volg,ida stationed on the
pontoons, captures Turkish Incrchautman, n cor
yettc. with seven This corvette has been armcc
with four cannon. and stationed as guardsbip at ihc
mouth of the Bota where General Schilder Las alsc
had two redoubts erected.
The prisoners and deserters from the Turkish for
eesscs the Danube agree in stating that there is
great scarcity of provisions, especially ut Shunlla
where the new Grand Vlzer had arrived with 70 OO(
regular troops. The authenticity of these declara
tons is confirmed by other unexceptonabe az counts
according TO whchthe scarcity is daily becoming NOR,
alarming even at Constannople, aud threatens th,
innumerable population of that capital with incalcu
liable disasters.
Yhe celebrated Tchpan Oglou, who commanded al
Nichopoli, has lately been arrested by Capid Bas
chi sent by the Sultan, and conducted into exile
Bot it is believed that he will be 6eheaded before be
reaches the place Of his destination.
As the commencement of fine weather ftvora ihC
renewal of hostlites, the Commander in Chief has
thought 1T To bring mis- head quarters nearer to the
Danube, and accordingly left Jassay nth April.
= BRUssEIs, May IA British Cabinet Mcssen
ger passed through this city last night on his wa,
from st, Petersburg 10 London, with dispatches.
+ ODESSA, April ga letter from Sizepol lone o
tire towns recently captured by the Russians, abou
100 mics from Constantinoplel of April o, gives
particular account Of the construction Of the new
fort which is butt according to all the rules Of art
and very strong it is calculated Tor 500 and eigh
pieces Of cannon, with three convenient barracks 70
the troops, and two good powder magazines The
Russians continue 10 strengthen and enlarge the for
t6cntions of the town ITSELF that there is NOTHING
TO fear from the Turks who would certainly be re-
pulsed with loss. THE result Of the attack since
made on the 18th of April, shows that the author
che letter is correct in his opinion
We have succeeded, he says, in forming a e,nul
corps of cavalry. a company of 100 men does dut,
ipthe forts; they mounted oil good Turkish hor
ess, eaPtgySd at different times. We have besides
hying eowpspy of Bugarians, who capture from th,
Turkish shepherds their ocks Of sheep and their OK
en-. These Bugariuns will be very useful guides il
she sequel.--JoNr. Odessa, .4piit 25.
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