Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-29

Of hosthtes In the manifesto issued by Tie Empe
! Tor OF RUSSIA on that occasion, ii i5ieclased---
'That he will moi sio,t, the sword til the. traa, los
CT kuinardic. Iassy, Bucharest and Akern,a,ln an,
the Commercial treaty of 1888 are punctuo1ly tiilf
ed till the in,iolablity OF the Russian Gag is rccoc-
Missed and personal safety secured TO all Russian sh-
lects wherever they may be- til the trula of the Rack
Sea is declared free, and the Bosphotus open to all
nations; till the independence of Greece is rpcorni-
sed oil the basis of the treaty Of London; till unIes-
e Is granted to the inhabitants of Saryia and NTola-
| via and Wallachia placed under the protection o
Russia and till indemnity given for the expenses
CT the war, well os tie losses sustained by Rus
| sian Subjects
The Atlas, which, es we have before remarked, is
the latest paper received, states, positively tint
The basis OF the settlement Is the treaty of Ackcr-
nan ana the Emperor, determined o MAKE.
oi;ut demands upon the nearly exhausted resources,
OF Turkey, has merely required Indemnity i1r tie
eXpcnces of the var, into which he was originally
plunged by what appears to have been tbs, obs-
macy OF the Ottoman. 40oO Cossachs accompanied
the Turkish plenpotentiary hearing the instrument OF
Peace signed by Count Diebitsch on behalf OF his roy
| al master, hack TO tire city OF the Seven Towers,
and is said that they wre dispatched with the double
view OF 1T once confirming the tiGings and protecting
the representative of the Sultan from the bind vo-
lence Of the Mahoncdan rabbr, who living like ali
Other rabies, upon CONFUSION, might be disposed to
inuftnur at the restoration OF social securitv.''
From al the accounts it is clear that ar tie sup
rosh datc of the truce, Gen. Roth having corrupted
ifodoso, and sent division farther TO tire right to
take possession of Eno the Russians we're the.cGtc
lnupcainy with the archipelago and the aielire5-
y,tIisan and that OF the sea OF Marnora, within
;Itty miles OF Consi antinop!e; whilst, the Black Sea
Admiral Crein it Will be seen by az, account fon,
the Prussian State Gazette given below had taken
inehda, the last port of any Importance before up
Itroacing he entrance to the Bosphnrus. At tilr
tune, therefore, that the march of the l,lssis was
arrested by the Armistice, the advance against Con-
stantinop,e Taking place upon three lines
-ore under Gen. Deioi.sch in person. on the STRAIGHT
road from Adri.noplc; another under General Rotl
from Rodosto, along the of Marnosa, probably
joined by the feet of Admiral Racord; and the third
undcr Adtp6al Greig, along the co;st of ,L;. Ba.:
Sea, and down the BosphoFus.
letter from the Nnllachan Correspondents Of
the London Courier mentions the report of battle
between tie Russian and G'urish feels in the Black
Sea, IN which the latter totally teatrd The Ad-
lnrHs ship alone escaping capture or destruction.
This, however, does nat agrre with the latest &C.
counts tToIa Constantinopie winch stntet that the
! Ottoman feet was anchored ut lIuiakdc!c as in
! time of profound peace.
a letter from Trieste of the eth Sept. says--sA
ship Which has arrivud in - hours from AncoI,u has
this moment brought wUrl that two stea m boats
one from Zantc and the other from Corfu have
spread report at Ancona that the united squadrons
! o. England aiJ FRANCE have occupied the castles OF
the Dardanciics. and have cast anchor in the Hclie-
| lont with the consent of the Turkish Government.
and without having been opposed by tie Russians.
! E.4usStu1s Gasete Of Sept. 20.
! GREEcE--A letter from Argos, dated August Is,
in the Gazette dc France, states, that General
Church has sent to the National Assembly of Greece
his resignation as Generalissino. Tile letter which
contains LIS ignation, concludes IL the following
! terms:
For ny own part, vi 4 Che grea'cst respect ior
Che Greek nation, subscribe to the declaration that
the actual system of government in Greece does not
accord with my opinions and cosciGnce and 7eiprl
IL consequence 90 the representatives Of the nation
assembled in Congress III Argos, the post of Gcncr-
aSirno, which received from the National Congress;
Ut TruZoUe, in 1897"
The National Assembly has brought its labors TO
conclusion. The acts OF the preceding isseIll-
bcs have been confirmed. The Congress has unari-
ously expressed its profound gratitude for and It's
entire adhesion to, the generous conduct and visu
measures of Count Capo dIstra. The Panheien-
ion will in future be called tie Senate, (Yrross3l
and will be composed OF d members, selected -: =
q list of So of whom six will be named by ti,c pr,-
dent. The French General Trczel Chief OF tie
stat, is to have the command OF al the rc@ulaE
troops.
Dispatches from Mr.. Darvkins at Bgnr rctel the
1st September stated that the ireEule Greek troops
in the vicinity of Egina, who had .runicd for want
of pay in the vicinity Of g'.r-.cg had returned to
their quarters and their 1dty.
.4cg.L. e -. jc:ins7a-Tle trial occupied
= laTs and resulted in the honorable acquiit ol the
accused. The following was the Judgment Of the
1.-THE Court are Of opinion that the charges have
not been proved against the said Captain Richard
icknson,-that the charge stating that the account
Of the battle given in the Genoa's log-boo, 'G:s--
neously implies that the Genoa had --,-'5 Ottoman
ships Of the Inc Opposed TO hi .s the staboard side
three COgun figatcs OF her lrboaId side aud ahead
u double banked ffjgate GsIern, is frivolous ant
groundicss.
iFhat the return made f1y Cat, 7ss,c;-rs6n, Cha
Capt. Bathurst was l,,d III action, knowing that III
did not die Until many hours after he battle vas over
was made without the slightest appearance of All
+ improper motive.
/, That the charge, Stating that the Geioa contin
ued firing after the battle over, at the risk, and
? the probable injury of the allied ships, until lrae
I; from the .1si0 to cease, is veXatoug.
NnDtRl0
0 inson to Sir Edward Codrngton, purPorting {
comic from the crew of the G7,oa, yrd de
, string that Vice-Admra Sir y. Codriugto
j would appoint him in preference to any sther Office
: tosucceed Captain Bathurst, as captain ~ the Cenoa
!, appears to be petition which p-cynted wthot
any improper motive being impulb.e TO Cdptai
e Dickinson; but in presenting which be was guilty
!. an impropricty for which he has already receive
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