Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25
fenced merchant as eagerly re-

si.cns to him.
PosrUG AL.iIisbon journals and letters TO the 3th
deny that French vessel had been ca pturcd BY Don
Miguols bockadiue squadron off Terceira, and state
that Tie whole number OF vessels detained five,
thycc of which were English, and two Portuguese.
1t would seem, therefore, that the reported capture
oil an American brig was incorrect.-The said SQUAD
have also achieved the conquest of ID sheep be-
longing to the rebels" OF rerceira, and, on u Sc
coad attempt, succeeded il taking yacht lying
der the batteries OF the island.
S!rfgGrR Jt;iy 3. II seems that the plan for uni
TIM the Rhine and Danube, by means of canal
will now be carried INTO effect by Paris company
in general. the following TO be the outline OF
the project To make the Danube navigable from
Uim To l'uiinTcn and So into the Grand puclIy OF
Baden IN make a canal through the Black Forest
IN Baden; through the country about Uihrgcu, st.
George, liom5urr and IIansach in the valley of Kin
zimg; and lastly, to make the Kinzng. which falls
INTO the Rhine near heh!, ravigabie. For consd-
cradle part o! the way will he necessary to carry
TIE canal under ground By of tgnncl.
From Ire .9,aesican.
w al order OF ;hs Hing in Council dated July G.h
'9t' Tie rort OF 81. Johns, Newfoundland is drca-
r"d rec warchous0g port, for The purpose men, on-
cd III an act of Parliament pissed in the 9th wear o.
The present Kings reign.
ne writ for the Care election was issued on the
10th OF July. The next arrival viii probably bring
intelligence Of MIR. o Councils election.
Letters from Madrid ~ the lh Julv 81 ate that the
Count Doiala w9s aboH 10 set out for Paris Tie
innuca State"t Spain seems get worse and wors,
a'e asserted TO be much embarrassed for sufficient
'nnHies to meet the ext gcncies Of the State The
.e' enHe was extremely deficient and the government
, u the Beloved" evidently blmkrupt.
| The German papers state that the KNOWLEDGE of
The Getcat OF the Grand EZirr considerably abated
the Miiliarv ardcu OF the Turks in Belgrade. The
iacNa or i'12,afe seems 20 be ulv sensible OF the
npor'a ot the defeat OF he Ia June arl 20 en-.
tet"n great approximations for the issue OF lie ORE
sent c;i'npaIgn lei besides very uneasy at the loss
o! EAcnova, which Gen. tii,,snar kecus Dossession
o. interrupt:n@ the avigaiion of the Danube. ana
threat cn!ng the country on The r, bank OF the rv
!@F IL Is thought al BerTadc that tho ServiaIs will
lake advantage Of the vicinity Of he Russian tr5ops
To rise III nsurrccon aliust the Porte Ind that Gen
ciSmar IN Occupying Raclova acted III canccr. witt,
The chiefs OF that natiUn. Such Il concert may howe
ever, De reasonably doubted. as ;a Turkish uu,hori
ti's watch with :hc greatest attention every step of
frmce MicSch and his friends and would call them
20 account on tho slightest suspicion. Meantime the
VAGINA OF belgrade takes every precauion to
lfah!utY, and his communications with Widlin and
Wink are very ircguent 4 few DAYS ao7, n larue
lnnnitY of corn was sent from Belgrade TO Widen
Lhe Glasgow Ianiler, IN corlm ing on the late
trial of j. Steuart ana Catherine, ~ RIGHT befre the
High Court OF judiciary at Eiinburgh for the MIR
der ot man OH board steamboat BY lauauIn has
l:Aa fellow =: startling observatuns-'T The criminal
otcuar has, we i"a confessed that he DESTROYED no
fewer tlan niue jnGUia.L in this manner III order
that he might become possessed of their p,on,r,v ms
he became possessed OF Lamont properfv aui that
he Teamed this iorrid trade in London This bideons
anu wholesale system OF murder ssccond only to the
hiTE2 system, and shows !car!u! d..mnra Ij,,,;on
amongst our population" We none for the honor of
human nature that this statement is unfuun,ied II,
however, 1t be true and the recent a.rncitics of
burNc prove that there is nothing dreadful no.hinr
SO dcpraVsd nothing truly and recl;less,v diohnl
cal but the human mind is truly apahlc of it-wb,t
an Idea Viii give to foreigners of The much yaun cd
morality OF England!
From The CornGsrcial .4drsytis.r
nc news the fall OF Silistria had not re,cbod
OF tiL.aE
Chounln, was considered an event OF so decisive :
character as TO render speedy peace probable
M" Is SSia OF me moderation OF the Emperor Mich
oias. The demands Of Russia" saws corres-
pondent OF the Prussiau State Gazette from Josev
are by no means cxor5tant, anl relate less to an
lndemH!tcatinn for the expenses of the war. tban
ele OF the RUSSIAN navigation of the Black
,nea on The JasIS OF the treaty of Akernann The
Inrksh ortresScs and forts in asia Minor will
O"D3 not be restored. The Princpalitics we hone
would merely obtain greater degree of indepe,
Ience. ~ - generally affirmed that the Emperor has
deciaFrd That hnSsia requires addition of Terrific
~ III LuEopa, and that he wishes to avoid evarv
t.i!Hg tlat may ienl 10 disputes"
Ii is mentioned IN letters from Consa ntnopIe tina,
5ir H!hney Smith was daily expected there tn take
command OF tne Turkish fleet The ATorning Adyrr
user SayS:-"We know not whether There * any,
good foundation for the report or whether il is
~ teIiVG4 oi fuIn0ur which prevailed some time
ago: Ol there car b. 10 doubt that if the Sultan
Goc0S IN securing the services OF that gallant officer.
De VIII also at he time secure more naval RIO
n!"n than has yet fallen to the lot ofthc Successors
OF ne IF"Pnet' We believe there is no officer in
me BRUSH navy who possesses so much eyncr;orc,
oe1i by sea and land Sir Sidney and no one, ,nr
hnP5 SO well calculated to take the command Of The
Turkish fleet" va '''e
me following receipt addressed by the Emperor
OF Russia 70 Count Dicblsch apDea-s in Tho o. ~,
ter"burg Journals the Goth Junc:-
y nave received the report by which you gave me
9h account "i the victory You gained on the nth Of
Juno, near Nhouria, over the army The Grand Vi
aier IN consequence OF which the create, parf ofio
ki<h force mas been entirely dispersed after lsing
i,s iuln; Fo"S artillery, witt ailis camp, bagrape and
THE honor the brilliant and cornple,c s,ccoss
ot our arms belongs Chiefly 10 YOU You corcealc5
Your plans am! your movements from the enemv, in
s''red hun with confidence TO risk the battle and -;
u'HpHed al. his efforts 70 avoid fbe aI y
"o'c You had prepared TO strike. ''O"
as testimony ofmy gratitude for so srpaI .
5er.lce' nominate you Knight Of the Order of ST.
oCofsG o. TIE "a Class, the insignia of which send
yol. 10 preserve tie memory of tho ,orv h;ri