Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
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FsOe TIE ~. i. Coa.0,s,cili ,I4veri:;ar
lie WA. IN THE EAsr.-AtjeT the deceptive ~
OF the capture of Conssninopls, said to hav,
been Feegraphea at Paris, IL is natural not 10 attach
unch credit 10 Intelligence brought III th. way whcr
contemporary vehicles of news are silent II is how
very probable that the Sultan has yielded to the
terms of Russia, Nc.had plainly no alternative hut
tn, certain capture of c3pital by the elinnlv and
its possible destruction by It's discou c:ed inhabitants
The following letter from respectable house in Ia
ted the 20jh Sept. the dayon which the pa ckct
Erie sailcd, has been received " this city
g! have Just received two letters from Paris of yes
tcrduys da c: the says Pence has beer nude in
tie East the other, Government is apprised by Tee-
graph IF Peace having been made between the Rus
s ans and Turks"
Another letter of the same la'e says: 50 Iyenty
e Peace ssss signea at .qd,iaa2pie on tie 29M Of
s9ugad.'
we find in q Paris paper Of thu 2e;l of September
letter from Frankfort of the l2tii, which says
General Dc5itsch having iarcn for Co,ist anti
nAple three dGys afieI his occupation of Air-
anoplc, probably cached that capital before tie end
OF August. Having been Joined by tie reinforce
Wh CHI h advances cannot he fewer than seventy or
eighty thousand men. No apprehension is now en-
tcftaiucd Of England and er Allies being drawn in
II real Intervention favor OF the Sultan; but il
the total suhyersion of the Ottoman Empire should
result from the triumph of the Russians It's probable
that tie division of the spos would give rise to warn,
discussions between Tie Powers, and even n war :"
Ia connection with the above The iDS C2nstititioi
RI expresses opinion that
"Geu. DieSitsch, after the capture Of AdriauopIe
.;ouId not march suddenly upon COnstaniinoni: I'm,
Won ID con'inne to advance by slow degrees from day
- day. The sudden appearance Of the Russian
troops before Got4iautinople, coi-i,lcrs would buve
induced the Ottoman soldiers commit horrible ey
q sscs IN the capital previous To their flight into Asa;
whereas by advancing gradually, the MussulLian po-
puIa'1on beng always kept IN ignorance of what is
passing, strong detachment approaching irnpercept-
ably, might be introduced into the city, and unitnrs
with the Christians would remain masters Of IT, and
iIas save part, if not the Whole of what would be
urvoed to destruction. precipitate attack accord
ing To fbn ConStitutionne woud not lead to such re
sH!t, and apon this ground the precaufon and tardi-
ness with which General Dicbitsch directs his move
{Gsnis may be accounted for"
The Berlin State Gazette, IS tho ltb oF Scntorn
ber contains the following details upon the capture of
Adrianope:-
The garrison of Adriauope amolntrd to n ono
Inen OF regular troops, who, at the approach of the
!tuss!aas TAD down their arms al hour all the roads
wee open Tor them TO effect their retreat. Tie Turks
aoanGUDCd 10 the conquercrs their camp. arms am
f'ntiOn, 81 pieces Of cannon, % stahd Of colours
and nye horse tails, and received permission to
LONE to deYO'e themselves to agricultural Iabours-
The numerous population Of the city, Christians and
dahonctlns went out to meet the army with the ut
most confidence
Und date of Frankfort, September 7tl, Il said
:. That according 10 letters from ST. PetcrsburrII
does not seem that the Emperor Nicholas is much in
LINED. easily 20 resign the advantages Which hc may
derive from the SUCCESS of lis arms We learn from
orders prosecute his operations far as Consfan
ipopie, without suffering Insclfto be stopped by any
consideration"
~ shew thes superb ignorance which prevails III
England, in relation to the Constitution Of ihe United
STATES aud the ridiculous exposures of it which the
bcst of the London papers DO shrink from rnakinr
We copy the following paragraph from the Courier OF
tue 14th ut No doubt niue-tcEls of the Cockncve
7ri,nther Dobcs or scrubs know no better.
1t appears by American papers to the 10Th Wit
that tn" new President Of he United States Gcunrai
"AcRsoN. has had two serious attacks ofan apopcc-
70 nature which created nuch apprehension for his
site, and from which he only recovered by abundant
Gaping. Ills medical attendants continued with
.!fn Two whole nights; ana his liability to such dan
gerous Paro%ysns occasioncd great alarm among lis
friends and principally his political adherrn;s fvr if
he StoVd die ,cbjn de Gr.i year Of lis Paesiaenc.
they Douid mt he prepared 1ciih u s,rc,ss3, 10 m
MS place, mt me supreme authority mus, oto,,e &C.
Celf to mr.. ADAMS"
The Morning Herald thus announces an aG1ic:ion
which h4ehsppeDeJ to the King.
cit is with the deepest Terret announce ca
- which, 8. ''>- r..