Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
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Floa, lie .Ne,s YiD,l5 a q e5se1srl OF b51aau
FROM FRANCE.--By the Francis L., from Havre
We have our Paris files to the 10th nit inclusive
"a few days later than had previously received
through Liverpool. We do not find any authentic
news from the scat of war, but translate what we
do find:
TURKEy.-Belgrnde, Cd .AIay.--The Grand vi
zier, is said is about to leave Choumla with fort,
thousand men for Siiistria of which place he is re
solved to raise the siege. 1t contains "a garrison o
twelve thousand men, and has 10000 inhabitants
IIussen Pacha also ohio commands at Rudzcluck
is about to unite a portion ofhls troops with the
garrison OF Tourtonka to march upon Silstria. The
Russians have 50 600 before that place, and as
the Turks deem hat position OF immense importance
them there VIII doubtless be u terrible contest in
It's vicinity. The Congreve rockets now much used
in European armies, have Just been introduced bv
an Engsiiman among the Turks, who expect to
derive great advantage from them against the Pu;
sian cavalry IL t.le broken country ofthe Balkan.
[Gasette If .AugsJu,g]
MoLDAvIA.-JdSsy, Goth .Nay.-The ruinour Sains
ground that the garrison Of lisria made sortIe ON
the esd, and gained possession of some of the Rus
sian entertainments, which the latter only rcook af-
ter an obstinate contest General Porowski is said
10 be severely wounded. a Turkish Aga was taken
prisoner IL Is also said that the vanguard of the
Grand Vizier has shewn itself in the vicinity Of 81.
!stra, and that part of General Roths corps is to
reinforce the besleging army. The Russian Flotia
OF tine Danube has commenced bonibarding the place
aud the principal attack will, it is supposed he
made on the side OF the river. Nothing official
however, has yet been received as to these doings
nave arrived at Bucharest.
Commercial letters from Odessa rive ne renort
that Admiral Greig had engaged tie Russians ard
captured several ofther vessels. Cen Paskcw;tch
Is also said to have beaten the Turks before AkIaI
xix. The waters of the Danube are much swollen.
and fears entertained lest the comm,Iniratinr'
with the right bank may be interrupted and the In,
bors ofthe siege OF Siiistra be impedcI1 ascUe of
.4ugsburg
Rr. Stratford Canning, late English Ambassador
at Constantnople, arrived at Paris from Naples on
the 18th.
Ionian Islands, Corfu, 23d. MAY -aIissoongi, and
Anaolca in possession Of the Greek troops-tbis
result was accomplished on the I7th bv capiiuIatinn
and without loss The first proposal was made bv
the Greeks, which the Garrson at fast rejected and
afterwards accepted.
In Missolongh there was a great quantity of can
and ammunition; the Serasker having placed
there all that had been used in the siege. After
the surrender 5000 Greek troops set out for Athens
the rest for Eprus.
Paris, 2Oth.--I'uJAc Stocks-Aftcr momcntarv
depression the three per cents have gone up aran TO
70. The five per cents have varied but little
The Courier dos Pays-bas Of 10th June saws on
the hrstO next January the documents relating to the
differences between England and the United States
VIII be submitted 10 the arbitration Of the King Of
the NctheranG-.
From Roucn they write, wheat is arriving here in
abundance, the port encumbered and besides forty
vessels now waiting TO unload, there advccs Of
one hundred and fifty others. Every thing indicates
"a fall in the price Of grain
Front the Gdsehe de Fronce of 1911 June.1
We have stated that Admiral Hevder, had. nv an
Official declaration confined the extension OF the