Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

and on the following day the Grand Vixier abandoned
his plan altogether, and retired tn Shouma. Thus
ended 10 the enemy discontinue, enterprise, the
snccessor which they seemed 10 consider certain.
II. =. courier has Just arrived rom Admiral Grcig
with news that the Turkish fleet which had entered
the Black Sea, had FASTENED back to the Bosphorus,
on learning that fleet going To meet 1t. fm-
mcdiately after the busty retreat OF the enemy. tho
commander fthc Russian fleet reinforced the squad
ron stationed oil the Channel OF Constaniinopc, aud
ordered some ships To cruise off the coast of Natoia
About 20 Turkish transports fell into hands, and
. a new friyate was fire by our squadron near
Schilli not tar from the Bosphorns. After this Adj
miral Greig retired TO Szepoh from which place th's
report Is dated
The Glasgow Herald of 5th June, states that ano-
Their Russian bulletin he'd been received, but no M
portant operations bad taken place
| LoNpoS, "Wednesday Evening June t3th.--Th M
accounts from the Turkish capital three days la-
ter. than those received yesterday, The ARRIVAL OF
the British anbassado! tn reepen negotiations with
the Porte, was nnxiouSly looked for 10y all classes,
aEd sncccssluis issue hoped for at Constantine
pie. More reliance MAS placed on q. britain than
France, though their united cxcr,ions were wished
tor Trade was in a most depressed state IN coisc-
qucnce oi the great preparations for the war against
Russia
| The Emperor hns spent all tho money borrowed
last year, and has opened fresh negotiations for pr
waite loan i'll England and France IN consequence OF
the resistance made by Turkey: for the amount,
there Is nothlng positive, though is supposed 10 be
7 for larger sum than that of last year. This being
the first day of the week, there rather bus
latter, which was increased by the fact that money
for II few days forward fctchcs per cent, and per
cent for more distant periods. Such the distress,
that special transfer of2opoi of Consuls made
this can only be done by pctitioning the Bank Di-
rectors at 38, the quotation for the account at the
mGilcn, Of salt, being S8 >.
| This created little panic. anu Consols for account
which opened at 83 SIS sellers. down at 81 &.
| For two hours prcvousio the close Of business,
scarcely bargain made, but Consols for account
recovered To 90 buyers.
| SIR Humphrey Ddvy died NJ Geneva the NOR
ming Of the 2eth May.
! Accounts from ST. Petcrsburrh to eth May, mon
toned that trade had revived Tallow had RISEN Ia
% rtnblcs. The ice at g unstadt had been broken
I mp. Letters irrm the Russian Admin al induced the
belief TINT there would shortly be an action between
the Russian and Turkish fleets the latter had been
Increased to eight ships Of the line besides many
smaller vessels.
10000 francs for .hooii"S parties 1t is in,imaicd
that some of the Chamber of Deputies receive al
| lcwaYces TO attend these parties
Trims, Aprll %.
ing the left wing of troops gives an account of
an attack made by numerous horde of Cur,ls upon
three villages, which they surprised and pundcred.-
They were, however pursued and ovcrtakcn bv sixty
Cossacks and some infantry, and entirely routed, with
the loss of forty killed and twenty five prisoners A.
mong whom MAS their commander, Achmct Aga,
relation of lussicn Pacha. The loss of The Russians
was very trifing.--P Petersburg paper, .Nay 27
From the NJ Y. Cop,,ae,,inT .1dverI;s,r
SPAIN AND IExico.-From the correspondence of
the Gazette OF this morning would appear that the
accounts ot the cuthusas pervadinr the troops who
have embarked III the expedition from Cuba against
Mexico have not been exaggerated. The expenditure
attending its outfit amounts to 800. 600 Cen Bar
radas is SAID Will be prepared to equip another d
VISION oitroops after the ensuing equinox IL is also
stated that the idea OF there being any Spanish party
IN Mexico, that party DESTROYS ofreturning to the
ancient regime ana rcsumIng the Spanish yoke is ut
terly groundess. There many aristocTais who
would be willing To elect Emperor or Dictator,
but none who are III favor OF foreign dependence.
The most probable point of ack will be on the
Coast OF fucatan State which many suppose has
never bce IN favor f the Independence as their trade
wlfh The liavano formerly considerable has been cut
OF by tire war. This our informant il inclined 10 think
Is very partial opinion, and probably formed bv in
tcrnal enemies.
The present cOnmnn dcr in chief of the land fur.
c''s, ten IT. Anna, is officer of distinguished
military talents, and has passed his life in camps
from the age OF thirteen or fourteen wears, and is
the IDOL Of the sodiery."
L RON TIEMEDIrERRANTAN.- In n lctte published
n me journal of Commerce, IT. is stated that the
Delaware Java. Fairfield and Porpoise were at Port
Mahon, where Courts Martial had been held for n
month Three licutcnauts ofthe marine cnrps ono
lcWcnnnt OF the navy. one surgeon, and two mid
shipmen, had been tried; and one only rcmalncd ON M
~. Com. Cranes expedition to the Grand Sultan
had proved iruitless. OF the negotiation with the
Turks, we shall speak hereafter An officer Of dis.
tIuctOn had received notice from hlu att horitv