Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

y caIeu SNahSefcais, q 1rother-in-law OF tho Sum-
ners, mas been appointed Bishop % Calcutta. Bishop
lteocr did much mischiefin India-the late Dr.. J,n,cs
did a little more-and Mr.. Turner, who is selected
on account of his meekness, and for other reasons
when we decline aliuding TO, will lend his hand no
doubt TO complete the work his predecessor HOGAN
w c should have suspected, If we did no.. know tho
real influence which has made this person a R;shon
that Lord Ellenborough had been induced to nominnte
nm from seeing Try Turner'S" chalked upon the
walls. 1t really seems as il the conspiracy ng,;ust
the established Church, was regularly orgop;9sJ -
we shah keep an eye upon this Bishop.
reception " the Rei9 BiH ia L-siand.-Our
readers viii no doubt be curious to know what kind
Oh reception tho Catholic Relief BIZ! has cxucrienccd
IN Ireland. The only information we can w, of,rJ
tacir on that head is contained in the following en-
tfac, from The Dublin E,enjnS Post. which shows NJ
ieast That the Catholics receive the measure as one of
G5srGhon:--
most Incredible eXcr,ions OF the Sun London paper
the D"5ha Eccaias Pos, is on,hled TO transmit, this
aignt' 10 the rlost distant parts ofIrcland, the Speech
" enc rome secretary, OF proposing the Catholic
Question TO the House OF Commons.
we have not space to offer one word OF comment
on Inc sPccch--and even If we had space, we doub,
whether our readers would tolerate, for the present,
ANY observations from lis.
-" cannot, however, allow this subject to pass,
without congrituiatug our Ountry---withou even
CONTEMPLATING the mistaken Brunswickers, ON the do.
Feat vi their Vaccinations. The hopes of the faction
or' blown into thin air. The sinister expec,otions of
'iHtrihhckers uponthc public dlscont 1.-The schemes
oi tie selfish PharlSecs vino make polilcs n trade
and who only can oxist in the clondcd and a,frrv at
nosPhcrc of civil str,te-the aspirations of blood and
deSoiatlcn, IN which the yaving parsons of Ireland in
IoiS"d, lave been given, thanks to tn q energy of
Lngto'l-thaEks To the honest and aojle disintsrcs,cd-
ness oil Feel, 10 the winds"
Herman papers were received to the list ins,n,,t
aud French 10 the 9th. The former are ENTIRELY bar.
rcn; tn" latter nearly 50. They inform US, however,
That IN MS answer TO The note presented by NJ. Ian.
bert. the RglS EfIru.i ipl MT ,rtr 600 II
Wish OF the Porte that the allied ambassadors sl,ou,d
return To Corstantinopie, but had allowed three
months, commencing on the pod of January, to Inate
up their minds 10 comply -lCouricr 7th.)
CoNsTANTrNorhE Jan. ga few DAYS nro Tho
Porto received accounts from The camp of the Grand
Vizicr according 10 which the Turks had surn,iged
a Russian post at Kuslidjck, near Verna, and Killed or
made prisoners 300 incn, and likewise taken s,rcn
cannon This news spread with the rapidty oflcht-
ning' and increased The enthusiasm of the cor,yo,
that set out on the 2ith for Mecca, which ID 10 nrov
Tor the success of the Ottoman arms. The Sultan
docs every thing to lnt!aIne the military nrlour Of his
people Inc leVy'ng and organization oftroopa con-
tnue with great activity and promise a san6auinorv
campaign. II is confidently affirmed TIN, in Ar,~c,
the Sultan will go to the Danube.
Since the departure ofthe Russian Gar of tyucn ,hc
hopes OF peace entertained at Pera have continued 70
increase. II 10 affirmed that the answer OF the D;yn,
sent to st. Petersburg, is in a tole rabIy cn,c;Eatory
spirit, though the Forte desires to know fhe bosis ce
the negotiations. with respect to the ncrotiptions Of
Nj. %Jsubert, the most favorable reports are in circula-
ton. So much seems certain, tlat NJ. J,nhor, 10
satisfied with the progress of his mission so far. rho
Porte. 1t seems. has declared Itself ready TO trcat with
English and French commissioners on the affairs If
Grc"ce, and tEc return of the Ambassadors of those
ma ions * therefore shortly eypocted Moc,,;no
the preparations for the next campaign are very urcpt.
B~-ciGrCs', ftb. L.. -(Oficial Bulletin. I'VE have
This moment received the news OF tho surrender Of
the fortress of Tournoul for Tourno.A which c,p,tula.
ted the day before yesterday. Achmet Seiin. the
{ NVGr T,T t". NnltT,r, 0L, --.a -
This General has IN less than three weeks cnuscJ one
fortress G[ai1 to bc taken by storm CT. spelled an
o;hor CFnur,ouD to capitu!gto, taken 90 cannon.
eight pair of colours, and killed or taken $500
Turks.
Though the GROUND il covered with snow. q c,o,
deep, and the cold mad been constantly 1T 3. 10. nrd
~ degrees, the Russian troops which law in the he
ouac wIth'hclr officers. have triuIuphcdby their zeal.
Gus perseverance, over the inclcmency IF The season
as theT hoyoncts have overcome the Turkish sabrc..
From tic GoStfe ne Frunfe, dded 7Hursduv.1
"PAR's, mARcH 1.-The German Journals have
given different versions of the answer Of the Rais
Eiirndi 10 the Minister Of the Netherlands. rcsnco,-
ing the proposals Of which NJ. Jaubcrt was the
hearcr. The Powers, rs We know, had required that
The Porte should rec"rrizc tho nrmistice cXacted Nv
She treaty of the 9th July. If the Porte l,nd con-
scntcd to recognize this armistice, the ambassadors
Of France and England would have immediately re-
TUNED to Couetantinopln
We learn by way OF Vienna, that tho answer oc
the Refs EHcrdi states-'Tl,at all sending Of troops
10 the hlorea viii be suspended on The part of the
Porte till the ISSUE Of tho friendly conferences
Speaking Of the Ambassadors the answer savs-
'The arrival of these ministers at ConatantinouIo
could only be- looked upon as the most proper means
20 facilitate tho negotiations. To prevent all DELAY,
II appears sufficient 90 Tx tho term Of three months
dHting from to-day, the 22d OF January, or a still
Shorter term.
Our correspondent writes VS. word that the
above passages arc literally extracted from the an
swer Of the Refs Effendi, and we see that this nsscr-
ton J! confirmed by the Augsburg Gazette, which
quotes these same passages according to a private
letter frCm BerlIn.-Thus we know what We ero 10
think OF tins answer, which has been the subject Of
so many cOIinctures i'll the German papers.
Countess Gii!cminO Will set out this week 10
J,.n lrr husband at Naples, and to accompany him
TO Constaniiuoplc. if he should be sent there again
after the last answer of the Refs Efcndi."
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