Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-22
FOREIGN.
sIlLLLAIER IRON ENGLAND.

SILL LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The Liverpool pscket snip Birmingham.
Capt. Harris Which Arrived al n. lorh, inr-
shes regular flies Of i.ohdon and Liverpool
papers, the former TO the 9Th, aud tue latter TO
the lOlh Dliimo. The news which they contain
rum The seat Of war, says the Evening Post, is
extremely contradictory. II however is now
certain that the intelligence of the Fall of
Cons nople was premature, as was also the
account of the battle at kirk Kiiissa. Acoor-
ding To some of the statements the Sultan CON
Times 10 Act with undated confidence aud Vi
gor, while Others represent hun as much IN
Inundated and deeply ANXIOUS for peace. There
can be no doubt thata very fsciiOus aud dis
orderly spirit has manifested itself in his CAPT
ial where JaupsaIIs ism has appeared and is do
ing all IN lis power, 10 increase the danger
OF The impe nding storm. BY the account from
the Prusslan State Gazette 9th 9th August,
wllch We COPY, II appears hat Gen. Diebltsch
WAS still hating at AiIos, that his advanced
posts instead at having reached Kirk killssa,
were only at Faki, which Is about ha Nay
IN thai place. hi, hesitation OF the Russian
General Is attributed 10 the movements OF the
Grhnd FizIer III his rear, VIM IS dong all he
eau 10 redeem the credit he Loaf Ia being out
man@uvred by Count Diebiisch aud suffering
MIN TO pass the Balkan. BY The account which
Aug. H. II would seem ,hai he has awaited
himself To the utmost of his posifiua IN the renr
Of the enemy 10 annoy them aud prevent their
advance. The accounts by this arrival, howcv-
er. are SO contradictory, thai they add hui 1T
iIe 10 oaI positive knowledge Of the state OF aE
iafs. mora than that Con-fantinope had not
Vel iallsn and that the advance oi the Russian
army was much less raj id inaa was antIcIpa.
tod
The intelligence from othrr quarters is not
OF very important character. The London
Courier oil Sept Isl contains a long official ac.
count Of, be drfeat oi The NJ guelies al Iercei.
"a, Of which gave a statement ~ our rom
deus a few days >tpce The loss Of The Miguel
Iies Is stated To have been f. ON $40 to 1000 men
at whom 3Se Weie tH.rn prisoners. IN Eng
al the ctaps are represented abundant
ami hue. In the mauutaCtrR ing iricis much
distress continued TO be- experienced te dstur
baucGs IN Ireland Oh acruun OF the Catholic
Emancipation, CONTINUE to occupy the papers.
Nun ders aud variou, other out,ages are Of
daily occurrence III Some Oi tie prime pal
towns
From The London Courier, Sept. 8.
DrpaiChes were received this morning at
the Foreign Office from the Hon. Robert Cor.
don, dated Coustnnlinope Aug. ~, four days
later than the former, aud from Lord Cosley,
al Vienna dated Aug. %.
Al the time whrn the courier Quilted Con.
s'antinoPic, not"I hstandi < the assertions Of
me ffe"cb papers, II appears that nothing had
bTen yet d. linltely settled respecting the Greek
question bat The negotiations were sill going
90. Great exerioUs were making 10 raise new
irvirs of troops, but they had not been atten-
ded WI much success, aud II Was not expected
that irlanepIr could re ist the attack of the
kussan army, although It WAS believed ihai
Ten. DiehHsch could not bring more thamk5.
900 'rnops agtihstit The Commander was
understood - have stopped his advance, in
o'der 20 eud avor TO intercept the Grand VIZ
Ter before his arrival NJ Ad,iauople, having
heard that he q,iftcd Chouu,la for Nal city. A.
late as he l2th uli no nrgncator had been
s'nt rom Cons'autinorle to the Russian head
q1arters.
Consianinopis, Aug. 10
The Res Efend when he animated 10 the
English and French Ambassadors THAI Com
mIss'oncrs we're 10 be sent from Chouma 10
the Russian head quarters is SAID also 10 have
expressed, that. by Mr. Co dons in'e ventiou
al arInistCe might be concluded but that tho
Amhhssador did not seem authorized to assent
10 HE WISHES OF the Refs Elfendi on this point
aud requested hIm 10 address himself 10 the
Prussian General, Baron Won Muliling who
WAS sent bV this court ON an extraordinary
mission relative 10 the relations between Tue
Forte aud knssIa. Gen. Muilli"g is still il,
aud II IS not known whether the Turkish Min
isiar has followed the advice Of Mr.. Gordon or
not Meantime great measures of ,defence are
proclaimed, and firman calls on tho whole
poFua ion oi the capital 10 march against the
enemy .-Ilitherio il seems 10 produce no et
feet, aud the volunteers may be soon counted
that repair TO RAMS Tchflik, where the Sultan
now has his head quarters. The Sultan thought
by his appearance IN person, 10 Incline the
minds Of the people IN his favor, but the man
Ler IN which the Sacred Standard has been
conveyed from Ieapia 10 Roms Tchihik has
ncensed all The Mussulmen. The Sultan rode
Ia carriage, and had the Standard oil the Pro
phe' ca,,lrd upon II. This 10 an unbeaId of,
and 10 the ewes OF the faithful, INDIGENOUS Juno.
Vation, which, at ihis moment, looks like pre-
sumption People III The streets were heard 10
say, =" IL would be better he should 90 on foot
TO the army. than let himself be rocked al ease
here" This temper oiIhe people cannot be
nnbnown TO the sultan, and he was very gluo-
my on the way.-rhe salutes of the English
man ofwar in the Bay OF Bujukdere fred III
his honor, seemed 10 cheer him little, and he
Immediately ordered The Captain Pachs 10 90
on board the English ships aud thank them lor
this complm, ni.
The accounts from the army. or rather from
Adrianople, (ior there is no Turkish army any
where togetherD are very unltsorable. II is
| feared that the Grand Vizier is closely shut W
in Choumla, and that the place will surrender
Urgent orders have been sent to Hussein Pa
cha AZ Rudchuck, to relieve the Grand Vizier al
Chonmla. il IT IS still time Jnnhoi is taken by
the Russians. and 0sman Pacha is nov march.
ing with 1000 men on The way TO Xix kilssa
ia order TO save that place II possible Adr
an"ple is defended ny Abdourahmsn Pacha
aud some otsicers of engineers are to be sent Ia
him ~ superntend the works.
ConstaniinOple, dug. II.
Our situation becomes more aud more cri
teal Every day is marked by new successes
on the part of The Russians, and the Sultan
unable TO stop lheu victorious career, will be
obliged % yield aud apptase the di.conIoni ui
his subjects, who ate impatient for peace The
evaporation is general, and since the last ire
broke out, several plots have been discovered
that tended TO reduce the city 10 ashes