Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

ONE WEEK LATER.

ONE WEEK Inter.
London dates to the 18th June, have beeutt ecivcd
BY the ship Jean Hastie arrived at New Ybfk from,
Grecnock. IS ~ 4 / > -,
severe battle had been fought near Chynmla, the
Il turks beng assaiants, with Notwithstanding the
Russian hullctiu) nearly equal success as We Judge
Markets wens brisk but without variatiop in price.
a numerous meeting OF the merchants lind others
Interested IN The West India trade. was held at-the
Sty OF London Tavern ON the 9th June The STAN
ding committee we're delegated tn obtain, possible,
reduction OF the duties sugar and rum.
Letters from Liverpool say that the sales Of cotton
Tor the week ending June i3, upwards OF Is 900
bales nj full prices.
Mt Sug,sn. it is said, has been appointed solicitor
general upoh the express condition that he accepts
the new equity judgcship. the bill for ere
atlng that ahce shall have passed. This condition
was necessary to prevent the learned gentleman, an
case of vacancy laying claim the Rolls, which is
said To be the legal perch destined Tor Mr.. Brouyhum.
! IA letter from London June 9Th, says-"Thorc is
the Devil to pay IN the Cabinet and very little pay
/ hun with IN the Exchcqucr Important changes are
IN rapid progress and pscparaton; aud the vile ma,hi
merry which worked, and which carried the Roman
Catholic ascendancy bill, will very soon no exposed
to the establishment of an insu,ed, and of indg
uart country.
it is stated that the king has minated his pleasure
/ that tho Duke OF Cambridge sioYi be made Cons,
mandcr in Chief. His Grace is about To rctG-n TO
Engand where house Is preparing for his residence
! The elevation oil the Speaker of the House of
| Commons has long since been determined on Sir
John Beckett is to succeed To the Speakers chair.
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Chancellor continue Lord I.yndhurst is said To give
satisfaction to nobody, neither to the bar nor the
sutors, nor the ministry, nor the king. Sir Charles
Wcatheral is spoken of as his successor. Mr.. Brou
CHAM is still spoken of as Master OF tue Rolls should
Sir John Leach consent 10 retire.
Iis also again re asserted, that the Duke of Wei.
lingon Is about to enact the part of his Ambas-
sador abroad and will for that purpose shortly make
Il tour i'll Europe and visit different courts.
An interview had taken place between the Foreign
Secretary and the Turkish merchants, wien the lat
ter were informed that the British Government
would not allow the extension of the Russian block
adc.-The blockade Of the Dardenclles is sanctioned
no
Late intelligence from Cons,antiuoplc, speaks of
continued negotiations tor peace by mnl that
capital, and INDUCES hopes of prospect Of success.
Tho Gar Is attempting 10 negotiate another loan in
London
The first official bulletin from the Russian head
quarters states that the Danube had been crossed in
three places; the second. that the investment of ST
stria continued, mud that there was strong CvnCcn-
tration Of ie forces.
Another bulletin has been received, bringing down
the details of the IN Bulgaria, to the I'D OF May.
THIS bulletin gives the particulars of very sanguin-
AIRY battle having been fought ut Pa, ar1,H in which
the Turks have been beaten with great loss.
Important accounts may be expected from Asia, as
II appears 10y advices from Const antnopln, that
Persia is about TO make common cause with Turkey
and that Gen. PdsAcwitch having received large re-
Inducements oi men, and supplies of artillery, was
preparing to advance upon Erzcrum.
Provisions had been received in Constantinopic
both by sea and land, from Smyrna and likewise from
the Black Sea.
Advices from Cons;untinoplc are to the 18th
May,--from Smyrna 10 the 5th. No further attack
or pundcr of the British merchantmen had taken
place The English Ad a. had had an official com.
muncation with the Russian Conmandant.
Anrlanopio has been fortified and all the beautiful
gardens aud fields there consequently laid waste.
From The GiasSop Courier Of I3l June
Lord Eldon had an interview with the King few
days ago The Morning Journal states that it was
Tor the purpose OF giving his opinion (soced by the
kng) with regard to n proper person to succeed the
present Lord Chancellor. The same paper asserts
that the Duke of Wellington intends to proceed To-
Paris and Vienna Immediately after the Propagation
of Parliament.
RUSSIAN BULLETIN.
The following Russian Bulletin details the events
before Sisiria to the 22d uIt.
Wa"sa,o, .niy 1, (By expressly 'rhv following bul.
icn has just been received dated from the cauIp he
fore Silstna May 10 (22)
"The preparations fos the siege continue IN he
made with the utmost activity. The enemy remains
quiet, and seldom dsturbs even our bu nosts which
arc stationed at only 300 fathoms from the counter
scrap of the place.
Dispatches have just been received from Gen.
Roth informing rs OF important Advantages gained
over the Turks led on by the Grand Vizicr IN person
The latter had leil Seuma with the intention of nj
lacking Pravade Gen. Roth had gwen orders for
the concentration the various corps at the head o
which Inc intended To march into the field; but the
batta!lons dld not all arrive IN time the place of
rendezvous the road To Eski- Amaultcr five wcrst.
from PravodI. Only six battalions with 10 fold ME
ces and 100 cossacks were assembled. vet the Grand
Vzcr not venturing TO leave the feeble force ON his
flank determined upon attacking them: on the 9th
I7h) May at Q a. NJ. he advanced towards r.
XII Amauter at the head Of > 900 men, infantry and
cavalry. The handful of brave fellows stationed there
were IN moment attacked and surrounded bv mn ON
envy four times their own numbers. The regiments
Sclengwinsk Ochotsk, and Yakoutskl. buffled du
Iing i've hours every attempt made by the Turks To
break through their lines.
Towards nine O'clock, Major General Wachtcn
arrived TO their assistance from Dcrono, with .four
bataiions, four pieces of artillery, and two regiments
ct Cossacks. Their appearance dlapersed tile enc
my's cavalry, and the Grand Vlzer seemed dismissed
to abandon his enterprise falling back two yersts
unto the valley OF Neytsba. The affair appeared NJ
nm end when the Turks receiving reinforcement of
10000 men, Redchid Pacha resolved once more To
attempt the fortune of the battle. At about 3 r. NJ
1000 Iurksh cavalry advanced towards the heights
situated between orr corps and the city Of Pravada
IT being evidently their intention pass round tho
left flank Of General Both the latter thouobt il his