Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21


nave on board any prohibited military stores or other
ATHLETES Whfon would serve to supply with vctuals
ammunition tho capital of the Ottoman Empire.
10 allow to SAIL without molestaton all yas-
seds bound to Europe from Constannope unless they
nave on board troops, ammunition, and provisions for
inc places situated within the crcunspection fixed
by the three Courts in the Treaty of July g:
-. Motto employ force, except at the lart cxtren,
n.y. against neutral vessels that may seek to escape
beng searched, or may attempt to violate the block
Two columns of French troops from Cadix had
reached Bayonne, and two others wero expected
next day.
LONDON, Nov. 92
Accounts from Fayal of the 9Th inst state thu,
'nere mas been struggle between the Constitution
aiiSts and the friends of Don Miguel-'rhe Isabella
rigatc arrived the island late i'm Octoher landau
nsr crew, and took the island She was then
uiowh on and the inequalities and rc-captured
he ioFt. AT the date of the last advces the froate
Nus aSain eannonadng the town. His Majesty's
snip Badger was off the Island, and came close in
during the engagement, but took no part in the
proceedings. r " 0
LoNpoN, Nov. 23.-The custom house and ro,. IN
GERS OF ireland, are ordered scrupulousy TO examine
ALL vessels and cargoes, the government have been,
informed that ARMS have been candcstnely sent tbi-
ther.
The yellow fever was on the decline ut Gibral,ax
Gen. Don the governor, has been attacked with III,
maiady. On the 9th of November, 900 persons wero
ILL There were only 46 deaths in the proceeding thrn,
days. ''N
FRANKroar, Nov. 25.-We hive let,crs from VI
emma, which may be depended upon, and which ,nv
Ss'rla stl holds out and that, though closely press
ed' there Is no appearance that it will surrender SO
soon as was expected.-The Yzier who commands
there, is man of tried fidelity and the garrison \,
full ofbravery. 1t was reported at Vienna that dis
orders had manifested themselves among the troons
OF Count Wugcnsteins army; they arc 9ttrbu,o5 r
the heavy rains which have fallen in the countries I'm
the Danube, and TO the bad quality of the provisions
An assembly of dplomatiss il spoken of for tho
purpose OF making peace between the belligereut
powers:
TURrS, Nov. GA Roman journal announces.
on the authority OF private letters, that the Russian
ships employed in blockading the Durdanells have
already captured 20 ships laden with corn bound to
Constantnope, in which city this event has caused
some tumult among the populuce.
UP tn this moment We have received no con6rn,as
ton OF the taking of Siiistra by the Russians bn.
the news Is generally spread in this city. We expect
with impatience the mail of Prussia and ST Peters,
ourgh, which has not yet arrived.
courier who has passed through this city bringstb,
news that Silistria taken the 26th by tho Rus
SLAMS comnsndedby General Scherbatof sffcr thrso
assaults The loss of the Russians was verv const
dcTsble, but the whole Turkish garrison persisted.
Extract of n letter dated Constantnople Octobar
2s.--"The Grand Vizier, Mehmed Selim Pacha, ae.
cused OF not having acted with all the energy neces
sary for delivering Varna, has been deposoS and ex;
ea 10 "aipoll' His successor is the brave defenders
tol Varna, lzzel Mehmet Pachx, formerly Capitsre
facha, to whom have also been delivered the iron
sures Jewels, and equpage of the banished Vlziey
Joussuif Pacha, whose treachery the Sultan consi5
crs as having chiefly contributed 10 the fall of Vsrro
has been declared suspected and his n,sseeson =;
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Macedonia confscated to the treasury The nrma.
hlents arcnow continued with more activity than ev
CT provisions and artillery are continually leaving this
Tor the army Troops, chiefly cavalry are arriying
daily from Asia, they make but short STAY in the
capital. Amongst their number is the famous Ichn
pan ogiou ono of the most powerful Boys of Apanto
ia; he was accompanied by several thousand borS,,
men. Several vessels arrived last week from, ,bo
Black Sea, charged, Ivy permission of the Russi n
Government, with victuals grain excepted A.
soon as the Porte learned this circumstances IL decla
atom flp rpor nf fbpl c..
OF the Bosphorus should be relaxed and that the en-
trance of the Black Sea should be open to as Insr
vessels laden with productions of the South as hnd
entered from Russia. Several Austrian and Sardn-
ian vessels have consequently received Frmans for
this destination va
Extract of a letter dated Alexandria, 10th Novou-
Der The meeting between brahim and his f,,bor
took place in public. Ibrahim advanced and r,ot
STOPPING TO Kiss his fathers feet or the hem of b.
ROBE but was prevented by the Pacha, who held out
nus iahd TO him. after shaking it three times and rails
lh5 IL TO his lips he retired to he other extremity of
the Divan. Soon after he withdrew TO another n
partment where ne received the Officers fthe COVE
VINO came to congratulate him his return Tho
price OF wheat and beans had considere blv auomcn
ted, although the mundation had reached 6e;rh,
winch assures an abundant harvest for next season
rms assurance renders disPosabe the considerable
supplies now in the public granares."
IL IS stated from various quarters that the Poah
army was greatly Increased and that was preparin
to enter the principates under the Grand Duke -
stantne, who had gone to st. Petersburg to make mr.
an8emcns Tor the operations entrusted to his direr
tons. w
paragraph dated Trieste, Nov. Is, snvr that tho
Ambassadors of the allied powers has riyen notice t
the Count Capo DIstria that as the Porto pertinse
ciousy refuses to take measures with them for tho
paci6caton of Greece, the boundaries of the not;o,
OF Tnrkey, and that the fortresses now occupied Inv
the French would be delivered over to the President
as he should ask
The British government Inns nov in tho Mod;,o~
mean the following naval force:-Asia, 80 gune
Wellesley, Ocean Sparta, Windsor Castle. 74-Tsis.
5o-Blond, 46--Dryad Dartmouth, 42-Talbot pa
besides two other las that may be fitted for service
at short notice;
The last OF lbrahim's army arrived at Alexandria
on the 10th Oct in French transports
Tho revolt in Gambia, says the AupsburO Goze+to
y progressing. The Turks have been driven to their
fortresses and nothing but an attack of the Creeks
supported by sea- is necessary drive them from tho
Col Fabvier has left Paris for the Morea-his bu-
slness rs to organize national militia disciplined