Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

village of Tsurtskab through which it was necessary
that the Turks should return and where on his arri-
val there on the following morning, he found the
whole of the cneny's forces united. Notwitbsa nd
ing the great superiority of the force opposed to him
and the position occupied by that force
the General deemed 1t more advisable to venture an
attact than to retreat upon Achalzck; he accordnu
ly advanced, and drove the enemy the point of the
bayonet from height to another, close I'M to tho
village itself, which being defended by wooden fo,
tificaton, party obliged to make halt at
distance of about 100 tathoms II ON the same Hcre
upon Achmet Khan attacked us with the whole of
his ioices consisting OF about 5000 infantry without
reckoning cavalry, but was repused and forced
after suffering considerable loss seek shelter nnan
behind his works The following day, without
awaiting second attack, the Kahn had 'Hed in tba
utmost confusion. Taking advantage of this victory
Cen Burzo set fire TO those villages the inhabitants
of which had shown themselves hostile, and laid
waste the whole nejg hbourhood, from which the enc
my had previously drawn the resources necessary to
enable him to make incursions into the Sundsb,l,a
occupied by troops.
CoNSTANTINopAE, June e2.-The Ambnssodo Of
france ana England have had 70 further interview
with the Refs Eflendi: but assured that the
Porte will refuse TO form treaty passed on the pro
tocol of London.
From Shunla, we learn that the Grand Vizier has
assembled an army of 10000 men without touching
the garrison of the fortified places. The loss of the
Turks III the affair of the tn is estimated by them
selves to be very considerable
BUcHAREsr, goth June-The corps de reserve
commanded by Gen. Tolsoi, have received orders to
Join the army OH the Danube 1t is composed thir
ty Thousand men, Gen. Debitschis preparing to pass
the Balkan.
From Kallarach the Grand Vizicr has sent two
Turkish officers to Gen. Deibitsch to propose an ar
niisce 1t is doubtful whether this will be ccepted
Giurgevo is still blockaded.
Accounts from Scmlin state that the Russians have
failedIn their attempt to the Danube in some
places.
ENGLAND
TIE hnist'Ihe King said regret having given his
alo,a
evee treated the Duke of Norfolk Lord birmingham with
marked neglect, not speaking under the necessary of
passing close them. On name OF OConmel bein" an
onncet he said TO have suffered INDIGENOUS expressions
10 escape him He manests great aversion TO all no we've in
any degree Instrumental III fnherins the passage the Cattle
The Duke of Cumberland is said great weight with
ms MAJESTY at this time and has openly declared
not leave England until he has effected sson of The
DnNe OF Wellington In the mean time is said that advances
have been made by the ministry tory partv and the
leading menhers of have Join WELLINGTON If he
will sacrifice Mr.. Peel to their resentment. "
dissolution OF Parliament is spoken of strengthen the
The Morning Chronicle says the King has no, supported the
Duke OF Wellington From weakness Of character, the nlm
himself as either TO give hopes TO the opponents of the Admins
ao or AT least not 10 destroy the hopes previously enter
OF Wellington faithful of the crown determined to
obtain for that share of the government country to
Which, BY the constitution It's entitled. But his Majesty, il
would appear does not understand this policy The question
is them whether the Duke be support himself ON the
quence general belief in his honesty and
ness; whether he will be under the necessity throwing
!
ment.
If his Majesty see with his own ewes and with:
out party pecaces he could fail danger
which turks in the advice throw Mr. overheard WHO
after such an example, would dare yield
The war OF factions must become ad in7ecio1en
'u though may be the interest of party punish all de-
fecions from its ranks be the the
to throw difficulties in the way of from one party o
another The punishment of Mr. Peel for supporting the Min
height of baseness The Wellington could never hold
up his head after sacrificing Mr. Peel and he would deserve TO
be universally deserted.
general meeting of the unemployed silk weavers was held
in London on the 18th of June answer of the Duke
Of Wellington to the application of 1000 number for
the emgrate body Swan River New South
aes The Duke answered that he the means at his
so great ssf bod ss@
over which the government have no controul'
Disturbances continue. MIR. Gerard Calaahan has been 70
turned 10 fa!liamen, from Cork by Brunsv ckers no,
starring Mr. OC onnell warmly espoue the cause OF Sir An
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All opposition oConne in the county Glare has ceased
TRANSLATED for the ". Y. Commercial 9Iye,f;se,
FROM THE PARIS CoNsTITUTIoNNEL, July o.
sue Gt things an The East, since the affair Of lime
i1th'-The news from the East since the nth June
nave acquired such authenticity that it is no lonper
allowable TO doubt any OF the principal crcumstan
COS. Taking them for a basis, it is possible to de-
termne the state in which the consequences of this
aiair have placed the bellgerents. Such an exami
natlon viii not be without interest.
At the commencement of June, we Nv Che Rms
SLAMS IN echeliOn two military lines which narnr
from Galatz, the common centre, extended the one
Perpendicuiarly TO the South Varna and Sizepolis
anu the other from the Northeast to South. west ON
kalatat; facing Widdn.
ihesot two lines had no lines accommodation with
each other, except the left bank Of the Danube
and also in favour len reu) of the corps of observa
ton stationed before Rudschuck, Giureevo and the
other fortified points on that river But fhouuI in
dependent in their movements, thew could not aid
each other in their operations. They were Ike two
armies dependent on their strength and acting
separately.
The army of the right under the command NJ Con
Geismar seemed to have only for its object to res
tram the lacha OF Widdin, and his task was sufi-
GENTLY troublesome during the course OF the first
campaign.
The army of the left, directed by the Generallis
smo Dlebitsch, was particularly engaged with sic
ges. 1t was, besides to support Gen. Roth and keep
up communication with all the occupied points rs
far as Sizepolis.