Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
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get through with the pape:s by arrival hose by
another were laid on our table. The Eric, Capt. !
Funck, from Havrc, has brought us files of Paris
papers to the 18th of Sept; the Edward Quesnc
Hawkins Paris Papers of the 18th; the Pacific |
Csockgr from Liverpool London papers of the 18th
Of September, and Liverpool Of the I6th and the
Cambria, Griswold, from London, papers OF that
city to the evening of the I5tlt all inclusive We
also have London prices current of the 18th Sept
Gnd Shipping Lists of the Same date.
As full summary will be found below as time has
allowed US to make. The capture Of Adrianople Ro
dosto and Inada, and the rapid advance of Paskic
ytsci show that the circle drawn round CONSTANT
nopIc is narrowing rapidly, that its fall cannot be
averted by negotiation The Sultan must have con-
ceded all that was asked at once, his capital has
probably fallen.
SEAT OF WAR.
The advices from the of to the 23d of
august by way of Odessa At that time the Com
ii'dIidern-clicf vas marching towards ARABIA Bcr-
gas, on his way to Constantnoplc, and kept up
regular communication with the army under Gen.
Roth. The fleet daily obtaining advantages
aud Ndnnra! Grcis had captured Iniada, situated
the Black Sen, whence they could reacl, Constantine
pie very easily 1t said that Vice Admiral Ric-
ord, who was stationed before Tcnedos had reccy-
cd orders to assist the operations of the army and as
soon as he was advised of the arrival OF General
Hot al itodoso, he was to attempt the passage Of
: the Dardanel!cs 1t was supposed that this would
be very easy, the Turkish fleet shut up i'll the
port of Buiukdcrc
The Russian army entered Adrianuple on the goth
OF August, the Commanders i1-cef at the head
The force which took possession of he place amount
) ed to $1,000 men, OF whom only 5000 were kept i'll
the city, the rest We're disposed Of in several drcc-
TONS, and corpe sent teu leagues advance ON
the road 30 Consrautunplc.
According to au Odessa date of August g7th, Gen
eral Pusk!cwitsr commenced the siere OF Tcknt in
! the beginning of that month.
Letters received from the frontiers of Serva dated
September 5tH, unounced that ROdoso was captured
by the army under General Roth on the 2ad August.
y great Quantity of provisions aud munitions of
were found III thai place 1t is tine central point OF
thr commerce. OF the sea of Manofa, rot far distant
from the old forts Of the Dardanelles III Europe to
Which there IS good road along the coast. Tie
same udvces mention Reputation by the Divals
TO General Diebsc TO pray him, while the ncgo-
Citations Tor peace we're open, attack the capi-
ta as the ieTc approach OF the Russian troops might
excite popular instruction, which would ey,,osc
CoIistannope to the greatest dstesscs. 1t is al
hrmcd that General y. replied TO the enyoys that it
depended Oh TIC Forte to save the Capital and pre-
vent the euson OF blood: that the declaration ofthc
emperor at the comlencemeut Of the war vas dis
tinct and known ty all TIE world and that even
should the Turkish Commissioners come to his head
quarters to treat Of peace, military operations would
tolloW Their until the end and TINT he would
not return the sword to the scabbard until the Rus
sian nation had received satisfaction for Ill the gricv
ances it had Suffered.
Prince AIilocsh was na,ng at this date, tour Of
inspection i'll all parts of Srrvia 1t vas reported that
General Giesmar had received fresh troops. and was
about 10 resume offensive operations jle right
bank of the Danube.
4 Bucharest date of the 25th Of .unust announced
that on the 18th there had been brisk conflict under
the walls OF Schumia which, terminated in the outer
works OF the place being carried by Gen. Krasowski
The latter would nave pushed his advantages further
fthe Grand Vizer had not announced To him that he
had received orders to treat ana had written 10 Gen
Debtsch to know at what place the plenipotentia-
/ RIGS should meet.
! The runlor was, that the Commissioners to treat
with Diebtsch, left Consantinope the 18th August;
account stated that the REFS Effendi was going in
person. but no mention was made of this in advces
! received III England from Mr.. Gordon, of the goth:
nor do we find Ill our Paris files six days later than
the date OF this rutnor, any confirmation of il. -
Comincrcla!cttcrs received from Sophia on the 30tf
August, on the frontiers of Scrvia, aluvnced that
after leaving Adranople strong column of the main
army moved upon Ferry towards the guIpl Of Ehos
the main body marching towards Constantinopic II
was supposed that the division which had taken the
route OF Ferry vas to effect junction with the squad
ron stationed before the Dardaneles; Which excited
alarm among the Inhabitants of Sophia CONSTANT |
nope would be menaccd on two points. The same
accounts stated that Baron Mufliine was abou unit
ting that capita and that the Ambassadors of the
Netherlands had gone already.
FRtScE.-Thc Journal du Commerce of the 18TH
says, was considered certain, by the friends off
the parties that AIessrs. de In Bourdonlvc de Bour
mont, and dc Mlonhcl, would leave the Council and
DC replaced by NJ dc Bcilcyrnc as Minister of The In
terror, NJ the Duke Escars of War and N. lie Va
time, OF Public instruction. It adds, that NJ dc
Couryoisier, and even NJ. dc Houssen would be in
yolved, it was said in his downfall The latter would
DC replaced by NJ dc Rigny, and the seals given Of
ther TO NJ Gucrnon de Ranviile or NJ de Chantelausc
LiiS IeCeNGd CEaIlBC towards the
close, at first rejected with dstrlst, but finally
gained credit, and created much qualification.
no mention, 1t Will be seen, is made of the Prince |
dc Polignac; and the correspondent of the London
Globe IN letter published in thai paper OH the even
ing of the 5th nit. (thG latest English ppor we have)
says 1T Is Thought be will remain M in which ase no
ministry he can form viii stand Speaking of the !
seizures of the French papers, he says:--
Notwithstanding the rigour with which the Jour |
nails have been attacked, they are still very impndent
one of them thc Fgaro) says Lgs iusty1rrnens ,oni
Prets; IL mnoqne q,tun chef nrorchestre," which
may be thus Every thing is ripe for
revoluion--a leader only is wuntcd." This paper
has been seized FF
The Dakc de Lava has been appointed Mnisterto
England, in place Of the Prince Polignac.
Prosecutions bad been Commenced against the con,
ductor9 OF SIX Paris Journals, for announcing the
subscription bretOnr also against three, for having