Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

II.
Inenced IN Bulgaria before the beginning OF Nav
Letters rom Varna state that provisions were Excess
sWeiy dear there, and also Mt Kavarno Ii seems tn
DE expected that the Black Sea will be the chief seat
OF inc nostic operations, " that landings will be nj.
tempted on various parts othc shore in order to form
possible, chain OF posts tho very vicinity of
C"ntununope, IN order to divert the Sultan from the
defence OF the Balkin by the alarm which he must feel
Tor the safety OF his capital 4 letter from Ancona
states tn2t important movements and arrangements
OF the British and French fleets in the Mediterranean
were continually reported from the Greek and Itnl-
IAN ports. IL stated from other quarters that tho
blockade OF AlcNandris, Gambia, and other Turkish
ports Is 10 be carried into execution without DELAY
ne Following IS an extract from a letter dated
'onslantnoplc, 10Th March, on the subicct:-"It
seems that the Russian feet will really blockade
CandtH aud Alexandria, forming line of shin, from
boudt"nn arng the coasts OF Gambia to Alexandria.
IN order 20 hinder the landing of TROOPS and provisions
as well IN Gambia tho Dardanccs cspecnIlv ns !,
Is affirmed that the Egyptian feet is to 90 to Con
suh,hopic, III ORDER to act, during tho summer, in
me DIack SRA, IN conjunction with the FIVE ships of
Inc line, two frirates, four corvcttcs and twelve
brlgs, now IN the harbor of Cons,antinople"
General Gu,nlnot is spid to have been ordered to
Constantnopie to cooperate with tho Hon. Mr..
Gordon IN order 10 induce the Porte to agree 10 tho
provisions Of new Protocol which il il re- ssertcl
nus been agreed to at London, aud which extends the
UNITS ci Grcece 10 the Gulphs of Arta aud Veo-
oh the DINER hand 1t was reported at Naples that
Mr. Stratford Canning would 20 alone TO CONSTR H.
tnople, ana remain there whether the Porte acccdcd
TO the now resolutions Of the Allied Powers or not
II Is stated, on the authority of accounts received
express from Paris, that the Duke of WELLINGTON
and the Austrian Government have made nnoibcr
formal representation to tho Cabinet of Berlin thar
they will not suffer treaty Of alliance between Rus
s!a and Prussia on the subject of Turkcv Tho
trnsSian Government has replied, that Il does not
intend To form any such alliance and that the treaty
winch does exist is oi private nature not caculu
ted TO offend either England or Austria
II appears from the Paris letters and papcrs that
the pest understanding exists between the Eugli,
and French Governments with respects 10 affairs in
the East and the Prince de Policnac is soiJ 70 b,,
received full powers to arrange whatever line n
policy may be deemed proper towards Russia with
'nc Duke OF Wellington, who hos frequent comrnu-
nications with the French monarch
E>srNA, Feb. II.
Admiral Heyden has given notice that he will STA
uon hne ~ observation between Bourdonin Alex
andrin and Gambia, to prevent the sending of troops
provisions to Gambia or the Darianplles from Al
eXandra. This, in al probability, has giyrn riso
TO the report OF blockade, which does not seen, TO
oe well tounded.-I Frc1k1ort paper .2pyiI Isl
Accounts from the Banks the Danube, dated the
TIN iIiS'.' state that Grand Council of War was
cohVokcd at Vienna where all the Generals in Chief
commanding troops in the Provinces we're assembled
but the object OF the Council was rn known. II
mad probably some reference TO the resum 1ton OF the
war by the Russians.
Accounts from Wallacho of the eth March
have just been received They give the details of
severe affair near Virna, in which the Russians sus
tanned great lcss
: From the Messenger des Chambrcs OF April 10y
FRONTIERS OF MOLDAVlA. March 81
several columns OfRrSsiIn Infantry are srsrchiner
toward halatat, to pass the Danube. Hostites an
pear 10 nave already commenced on the Bulkin and
l chaPan Ogiou' whose cavalry had passed the win
'c' near N'r%opo's, IL gone To reinforce the army
o. the grand NIAicr At Shumla
The grand NIzIer on his arrival M AdrianoDIc ~,
med,ately took measures to have the Qualifications,
repaired and strengthened.
On the other hand the Russians at Bucharest ne
glc't nothing that hasten their military onera
tions The new civil Governor shows the rroatcst
activity IN the organization OF the several branches
Of tho Administration.
1t Is sad in the two Principrlites that the Divnn
order 10 remedy the scarcity of money desires 10
ssne paper currency, md soicts for this purpose
he permission of the Russian Government
From the Gazette de France of April POI
PARIS, April 10.
a correspondent at Vienna writes to US as fol
For somc time past we have heard Of tho arrival
IT ConstaninopIe OF great number of English and
"erinsn officers, with view TO engage III the militia
~ service OF the Sultan. hive just been inform
'a IRON aHuthchtlc source, that IN fact Ger
man oncers had asked 10 be employed IN the Tur-
tsh army, but that they had been refused bv the
Sultan hg for the English, not a single one has
come TO Constantnople to ask to be employed; md
~ tins moneut there ls not iii the Mussuhndn mr.
my any officer who is a subject Of his Britannia Ma
csty.
We have received the Dairo Mercantil dc Cadiz
'f the 3lst ult. which puts end to all the ~
n"urs ol the eGbmcrslans of that city. Not an c-
islon Is eyon made To- the earthquake. which had
icsoiltcd Murcia several days previous to his date
Poriugai-A letter from Lisbon ofthe lth INST. IN
addition % horrible details respecting the crucies
Committed IN :be dungeons, which continG0d 10 be-
crowded with victims, md tile arrest of all clnsscR
'atcs, tbat the agitation among oil classes Is SUCH
nat 1.-two Brazilian frigates approached either LIS
hon OuOTtO. n resolution would Immediately no
effected and the usurper he banisicd. An order was
L5ucd on tho 18th, prohibiting the departure Of YES
sells for the Azores aud Madeira. The expedition de-
'gurd against Uercolra still in the Tngus.
Great dnmage had been caused by the inundalous of
The River, tho banks of which were sti Ovcrhuwcd,
lndtc most serious disasters anticipated TO The
harvCst. Twcnty-sIX persons Of rank and property
were lying under sentence OF Heath at Oporto.
TRIESTE, March ga ship that len Alcxan.
drlo ON the 9Th INST brings word that the Pashn has
n l"nt yielded 10 the urgent desire Off Porte,
and viii send 1000 20 the Danube: these corps
Of iour regiments Of regular infantry, and nine reg