Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

removal, and the refusal of De Rigny, are without
foundation.
tsend you few extracts from some If the Liberal
papers: they VIII give YOU idea OF the state ~
PARTIES IT is needless to observe TIA, the diplomat-
&c uisciosires OF the Courier frdncos looked
upon here as resting upon any sold foundation. We
nave nothing new from tie seat of The Russians
IN Pnris are ours geous. Correspondent ofrhc Lon.
I don Courier.
tro1c London papers received at tie TAig office
THE CANADA.
(Fyom The Joraaldes De6ats of " etnssday, .ay 1el
me tiazette de France of last night prnclaims MI.
lie Foignac the Sovereign of France. FRANCE will
know enc day, says this paper, from what dangers
she has escaped and what evils she has avoided
we believe that the time for making this discovery
, Is already come. According to all appearance tho
dangers from which we have escaped were nothing
more nor less than alliance with Russia. Foe
our part, mprudent as children who play with fire.
we had intended to publish some articles TO demon
slrate the advantages of that alliance. We wer.
tools enough to believe that in that alliance we should
lind chance, an anhoped for chance, of being able
to resume place in Europe of regaining onr rank
! and the first rank. But 81. de Polignac has set all
rights; he has saved and France spite of orr
selves i'll spite Of the country He has reason TO be
proud, thanks be to the Go5s--London is nQW in
Paris,
From the Eoail1a Couyisr, Of .4ug,sst H.
Ihe following letter from our Waliachiau Cores
P"hheht contains fresh details of the ravages of the
I4ague' IL the course of May and June so 600 men
had died at the hospitals of Braia alone; those in
iYauhchia Were crowded with the SICK and the in
fiction ragged with equal violence at Jassav and at
earna 1t is even said that it had reached the Turk
Ism army and was hoped that the loss of men WHICH
1t had occasoned would render the Sultan more truc-
! taby disposed towards peace:-
! Frontiers az WALLAcHIA, July 81.
According to an opinion of the Imperial PHYSICIAN
Eiie, ian Englishman), which has been printed and
pup lished the raging alady has no Connection will,
the oriental plague, and Isl he says, only typhus
lever which, in consequence Of the continual change
! OF the weathe7, Is very malignant. Whether he II
right or wrong makes difference whatever as it is
a TACT that the devastations are dreadtu and tbat
great care is taken to suppress any reports etatiIs
them as they really The hospitals in Talfa-
CHA, sixteen in number, quite crowded with THE
SICK. According to information of good authority
10000 men died in the cn'rse of May ard June a;
the hospitals of Brain alone. The news from Var
ma IS still more affecting as the mortality has reach
cd the highest degree. The infection at Jassay is
general The Boyars have their houses closed, and
every body is preparing TO fly.
+, The Ruasinns are still making dispositions, wfiGtt
prove plainly enough that they are determined To
! continue TIE war with energy and vgour. The re-
cruiting of the corps of Arnnus is still gonr on and
! even icts released on consideration of lcit
being enrolled. The Notifications OF Silstra are
put in repair and hcspitnl is built to ald o4u
linvaii';s.
Il The Chaacery of President Basinahow cnnsistr,
only Of three Gle rs, but he has ordered NOW twenty
six more cut Of Russia.
Il very violent has canscd great rayages az
3 Busea the houses where the sick had been sheereG
were partly unroofed. and others completely destro
i ed or 900 invnlids are now exposed
The Session of the Boyars began the 4,h 6s
July their first deiberaton respecting the Inan
ner in which the Hospcdar is to he elected, and
what power shall be conferred upon him. 1t is
t dersood already that he will not be absolute in f1
tire, bn thai the four BoyaTs viii asst and contrut
him.
RisTRrTz, July OF.
The Pandoure have succeeded in taking the town
from below Widdin, and still hold 1t AGAINST the very
repeated attacks of the Turks This corps of yoj-
unteeTs of 5000 has distinguished itself s.,
much that President Siuuchn ms ordered it to be-
increased to 5000 men, and to relieve the SAINT
number of inhabitants of their rates and taxes ami
to enroll them for the service.
The Turkish army lost many men during frrs
weeks by the plague, aud this circumstance might.
induce the Sultan to be tractabe, and to an
prove OF the proposals Of peace made nv the tnrh
! and French Ambassadors at Constanrinopie.
! From he .Nurennburyy CorreSpoadeut JUN II.
/ In reference to the Intelligence communicated On
the It'll, OF The departure of the English shus Of war
for the Black Sea. hereby inform you that siIce
then the fgate Blonde has had frTnan permitting
her to sail into the Black Sea- she is already making
preparations, and will proceed forthwith with expe-
renced pilots giving out that she sails with the vey
only of surveying the coasts and lIarbours Of the
Black Sea. This news which will very likely surprise
Russia, has produced extraordinary sensation in
Pera 1t is well known that hitherto, in virtue of tlro
treaty with Russia, ship OF could into tlr6
Black Sea. The Moslems viii low naturally deduce
from this event expectations of relief from England
in case OF need, and the late report of armed r
tevenon upon the part of England, should the Rus
SLAMS advance upon the capal guns ground and ere
d IL is easy 10 f"resee what favourable effect tie
appearance Of the English is likely to have upon tile
Turkish population of the coasts OF the Black Sea-
In my opinion will expedite the arng of the lepte
en- already ordered From Choumla nothing
new. The Ischak Efendi has given Count DiebscI
the answer Of the Porte, which consists of counLcs
project, but which it believed here, the Russiana
| will hardly accept"
From the Gazette dc France, dnted Tucsdav.
CoHsTATT,NoPLE, July II.
The most vigorous measures re- taken here to re-
pulse the enemy; but the people discouraged, anu
consider the cause of the Sultan AZ desperate.
l The negotiations relative to the Greek question
have formally begun, after the audience of Mr.. Cor
DON This Ambassador has already been ablc TO con-
vince himself that his mission is unavailng in this es-
pect, and that his efforts will have more SUCCESS
! than those of his predecessors.