Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15


The packet ship Corinthian has arrived
at New York from London, bringing dates
to lst June inclusive. From ihe second
edition OF the Jourualoc Commerce, and q
Postscript to the COMMERCIAL Advertiser
Of Monday afternoon, We copy the follow
ING Interesting Intelligence.
The London Courier Of May 30 says;
"Thc French papers Of Thursday contain
intelligence from Jaasy 10 the 9Th, and
ConstautinOpIc 10 the 81 inst. which shows
ON the one haad, that severe conflicts have
taken place ON the banks of the Danube,
in which the Turks have fought with uu-
parralelcd valour and enthusiasm, aud it
may fairly be inferred with unexpected
success; and, on the other. that the efforts
of the Russians TO blockade the Dardanel-
les strictly have fliled, and that a sufIici-
ent number of vessels, of different nations,
had arrived TO relieve the scarcity felt for
"a short period In that capital. In Bulgaria,
however, the want of corn continued, but
chiefly because il bad been collected for the
us5 OF the army, whose subsistence was
secured, however the inhabitants Of the
province might suffer from the cxtremitics
of famine. Ii was believed at Constant
nople that the Russians had experienced
repeated defeats In ASIA, aud that the
whole Pachahl had been wrestcd from
their hands. The report Of separate nego,
Citations between the two beIIigereuts Is
not even mentioned in these adyiccs.-
Some of the fortified posts occupied by the
Russians between Varua and the Danube.
and securing their lire of Communication,
are stated to have been clrricd by the
Turks
RouE, May 9.-Accounts from Corfu,
of the 2O.h April say, that letters from
Egina announce that tie Russian squad
ron has received orders to attempt the pas
SAGE ofthe Dardanelcs. at a certain fixed
time, and that this attempt was to be ON
bined with a movement of the Russian fleet
in the Black Sea. TO attack Constantuoplc
with q considerable maritime force.
The Times Of the 3)th May, in allud-
ing to the extension ofthe Russian block
ado, says
We most repeat what we said yester-
day, that Ii cannot be tolerated 4 block
AIDE oithc DardaneIlcs, it is called. Why,
it is a blockade of the whole Of the ocean
that was known to the ancicnts-io the
Greeks, Romans, Egyptians and Assyri-
ans. Il Is impossible that such blockade
can be suffered. Itmust not as English
men. we assert it shall not be allowed
Mr. Brougham was offered the situation
of Solicitor General, bat declined it--pre-
lerrng TO be appointed Master ofthe Rolls,
70 which he thinks he has a fair claim, on
the first vacancy. Mr.. Sugden Is to be
made Solicitor General.
Il is said that the Duke Of Wellington
will 20 to Venice as soon as the Parliament
is prOroguod.
Il was expected that Parliament would
be prorogued on the 10Th Of june.
It is stated that the Pope has decided
upon granting permission 10 the Roman
Catholic Clergy to marry.
The reiguing Duke Of OIdenburgh died
suddenly on the 10Th of May.
The wife of member of the Corps
Dipl0mahqpe, has eloped with foreign
prince. and fled to the Continent. Her
husband had committed an assault on her,
in consequence of having ridden out with
her paTGWo9r.