Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24

village ITSELF which being dofrn,led by wooSo " se
ihca'ion, our party were obliged to Ike hall $,
distance OF about 100 fathoms from the same H.
upon Achmet Khan attacked us with the whole =,
nus tO ces consisting OF about 5000 infantry wi,bo,
reckoning cavalry but was repused, aud f,rceJ
ALTER suffering considerable loss To seek shelter 49,;
nenlnd his works. The following day, without
awaiting second attack, the Kahn had fed i'm IT,
utmost confusion. Taking advantage of this vic,orv
uen burZoh set fire 10 those villa es the inhabitants
OF winch had shown themselves hostile, and ln;d
waste ,he whoie neghbourhood, from which ,Sc enc
my had previously drawn the resources necessary =,
ENABLE INN TO make incursiuns into rho S,n5.i.t
occupied by our troops. '''"aNo
CoNsrANTINoPLE, June e2.-Thc Ambassador. or
France and ENGLAND have had TO further ;n,.,,;,,
with the Refs Eifendi: but we are nssn,o5 H., 'L
Forte VII refuse to form treaty passed ON The nro.
toco Of London. '"e pro-
From Shumn, we learn that the Grand vi;o, H..
assembled an army of 10 900 men w,bou, ,l;
the garrison of the fortified places. The loss or hs
Turks III the affair of the It'll is estimated bv ,h
selves 10 be verv considerable.
BUCHAREST, Goth Junc.-Thc corps do res.rr
commanded by Gen. Tolsoi, have recrived orlo,.
Join the army OH the Danube. II is composed or,bi
ty thousand men, Gen. Dcbitsch is preparing TO mss
the Balkan. w P'SS
From Kaarach the Grand Vizicr sas sen, ,yo
Turkish officers to Gen. Dcbitsch To proposc nm nj.
msice. II is doubtful whether this will he nccr,d
Gurgevo is still blockadeI. P''u'
Accounts from Semn state that the Russians b,vo
iaIedin their attempt TO cross the Danube in SOM,
places.
ENGLAND
Im: !hn'ry-lhe hing is said 10 regret having given his
evce treated the Duke Of Norfolk Lord Jernnrba S
marked neglect not even speaking when the W
nouneed he said to have suffered indecois %
to escape hn lie manests great aversion 10 an bn 80
lie Relief Bill. WV P''s"se o' the Ca'hc-
The Duke of Cumberland is said TO have ere., welsh, M
ms n'Iesy at tins time, aud has openly declared .I h. i
not leave England unit, he has effected the nson ~ ~,
Duke OF Wellington la the it is said thai adya,
nave oeeh made ny the ministry to the uatory party and a.,
leading members OF have as,ened to ioin Wslns,, e
will sacrifice MIR. Peel to their resentment. "7
dissolution OF Parliament is spoken Of 70 s,ren,be, ,
ministry. s"'" "e
The Morning Chronicle says tho King has not supported tho
tiles Of age secret partiaes, his Majesty has so
hse as either 10 give hopes to the opponents Admins.
tanned spirited monarch would have considered M. Mt
~ nens'on rs ialn servant OF the crown, determined To
which, by the constitution it is entitled. But his Maics,y :,
would appear does not understand this policy The oueio
u.s. then whether the Duke he able support himself On 49,,
mere strength of his popularity with the country the consc
qence OF the general belief in his honesty and dsm,creed
ness or whether he will re under nccessity Of ,,,ov
himself INTO the arms of one Of the great parties In
ment " 'o'i"-
II his Majesty were able 10 see with his own
ont party specaclc he could fail discern the ds,s
which rk IN the advice 10 throw Mr. Peel overheard W.
SUCH an example, would dare
lie wan OF factions must become war al iI,,u,c,on
iect"nS from ts ranks inrres, NJ ,hc -
to throw difficulties in the Of transitions from ons 80 80
anoler The punishment Of Mr. Peel for supporting the Min
height of basemess The Duke of Welnrop cSld as me
up hrs head after sacrificing Mr. reel aud he would cs,rye TO
general meeting of the unemployed silk weavers va, ba
ON inc 5th OF Juns to hear the the Duke
the means To emigate a body Swan Rive, mo-, Ct,
aies The Duke answered that he had tie means a, s
sPos 10 deay he expenses of transporting even n small
NUMBER OF people To that coony-much less great body
He deepy regrets their distress attributes ,1c go,
over which tire government have coutroui" -''
49, IRELAND.
Disturbances continue MI Gerard Callar,anhas lea. .
nv Tho
standing Mr. OConc warmly espouscd the cause of ~; ~
sus' warren who received only 1876 Calaghan had
All opposition 90 oConnel in the county Of Care
Irdns'at'dJor The " Y. Commercial .4dre,tiser.
FROM riiE PARIS CONSTITUTIONAL, JuLY 81.
StGte IF things an The East since the mini. nr In
! lh-Thc news from the East since the nth jnne
nave acquired such authenticity that il is no lon1cr
allowable TO doubt ony OF the principal crcums,on
ces. Taking them Tor basis, it is possible 10 de-
tcrnllne the state in which the onseGuencos of ~
affair have placed the bcllgerents Such an e~on";
nation will not be without interest
AT the commencement Of June, we saw tho Rms
sans IN ecteion on two military lines, which parting
from GalatZ, the common centre, extended tho one
perpcmdicularly to the South on Varna and Si2snoI;
and the other from the Northeast ia Soutb y,os, 49,
halaiat; facing Widdn
These two lines had no lines of communication with
each other, except on the lcll bank of the Dnnubn
and also IN fBvonr len freurl of the corps of bser
ton stationed before Rudschuck Giurl,cvo and tLo
other fortified points on that river. But though in
"PeEuem III thclr movements, they could not aid
each other in their operations. They were lilo ,n.,
armies dependent on their own strength and acting
separately. 's
The army OF The right. under the command of Gen.
GclsTnar seemed to have only for its object 10 res
IRAN tic Pacha OF Wlddin, and his task was suAi-
Gently troublesome during the course of the first
The army of the left, directed by the Generol,is-
siIno Dicbiisch was particularly engaged with Sic
ges 1t was, besides, TO support Gen Roth and keen
UP COMMUNICATION with all the occupied points az
far rs SzcpOlis
The Turks were masters of the left bank of tho
Danube from SlIlstrla to Wlddn They received bv
lhat river supplies of all kinds for their fortresses
Willie the camp at Chtuma drew them from Sonbia
by land. F'N
This position Of Schumla, tie meridian lcuk,ainaDO
POM OF TIC whole country; enclosed army the elite
OF lSIamsn, and might nt any moment receive fcin-
torccmcn's from the Thence tho Yilier sent NJ
pleasure dcochmcnts to the aid of bcscged towns; Inc
without obstruction, and might disturb
the Russians wherever they appeared, and we have
seen him attack their principal line. without their be-