The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26

'hal WI surrender SO soon IS was esp.r,..
Inc sis,rr no commands there. Is /. M
of tired fidelity aud the garrison Is fnll of a..
very. IL WAS reported al tienua tina, e,.,,ea.
had manifested themselves among ,hef
OF Wngenstein's army ihey are affirmed >
thr heavy fans, whith have iniien IN tb,. -.
tfies or the Danube, and To the bad oaaii,v =
the provisions >
An assembly ofdplomafisfs ie spoken OF f..
The purpose ofnaking peace between tue d.
| liscrent powers.
blockade ocAa D.rdannelies.
FhRIs, Nov 25-the following is the Gre,
/ lar Hddreased by Vice Admiral the Conn, a.
/ fieyden, Comma ndrr in Chef ot the Russia,.
squadron in the Mediterranean, TO the ofjicaa4
commanding the SHIPS of war OF the Neu,t.,
Posefs in the Levani.
" On hoard The Asof, Oct l6, ls2e
Sir-Thc Emperor, my august master. with
the intention Of oblieing the Ottoman Porte /.
The speedy aud sslih peace, and OF putting a.
soon possible an end TO the calamitirs which
the present war mig ht occasion, il IL is obstinate
y prolonged. has resolved 10 make his maya,
force cooperate iDytbis object, which is no Ices
the object OF the coestant wishes of His Ma;ss.
iy the Emperor. etbsn ofthe vel knowa de.,,.-
4 Of the Allies.
" lie has, III Consequence, ordered the In mn,
aud declare in a stale OF blockade, the Dard,,-
eIes and Copsian. inoPie, aud 10 proven, al
arrivals Of provisions aud other articles gene.
ally introduced under the name Of conltsb,n.
: oi war Oh board the Turkish ships or neu,,.4
ships
! i" Iae ordinary and positive laws of mara.
time neutrality, which impose upon neutral Is Tho
obligation to respect every eflectiye blockade
give to the powers who form il the legitimate.
| right tc enforce il vigorously and winm, a.
cepiion. HIS Imperial Majesty, always lanI-
ful to his promises to cause the least posshl.
! injury TO the commerce of neutral nations mn.
thor,ses his squadron -
l. To permit all neutral vessels to enter TIN
Dardannelles and Consianipope, which shap
submit TO be sea, ched, and which shall not have
On board either cont,sband ofwar Or any 9th.
er ari,ees which might serve to provision the,
capital Of the Ottoman Empire.
80 To permit all vessels, coming from
Constantinople, and bound to Europe. tn
come out without interruption, unless thez
have on board troops, military stores, or nro.
visions for the places situated in the limits
Bxed blythe three Courts in the Treaty of the
9th July
- No, to employ force, excep. at the last
extremity, against neuti al vessels heh NAV
attempt IL AVOID being searched, or TO violst,,
the blockade.
In conformity to these exceptions ,Cwh ich wifi
doubtless be appreciated BY the European mer.
chants, Vice Admiral Ricord who commands
the squadron appointed TO blockade the Oar
dannelles has received the most positive or
ders 10 cause the greatest delicacy feeards)
to he observed in the search OF neutral vessels
and to employ force only against those VINO.
contrary 10 the law oil ma ions notwithstanding
the risk to which they would expose them
selves, shoud attempt to violate the blockade
nj n least tn apdp IN la nCb
must therefore, request you 10 be so coed
as 10 give the greatest publicity TO this meg
sure and 10 give notice Of il to those merchants
who carr on The Leyant trade, under the Hs,-
OF your august Sovereign. and who might Ell.
gage in specuatons for the purpose of supp,
ing the capital ofthe Otfomsa Empire Win
provisions or ammunition
further announce 10 you with il finite
pleasure, that in consequence of the eaicaCjous
measures taken ln'conceft by The Powers who
signed the Treaty OF London the Aiores has
tteen entire y evacuated by the Turkish and
Egyptian troops and hat ia consequence tho
blockade OF the Peninsula is entirely raised ano
that henceforward neutral merchants will G,S
a ready market IN those ports. which terrible
contest had for 50 many years rendered as it
were inaccessible. &c.
(Signed) -" Count de IIEYDEN"
Extract OF a letter dated Constantinople. Oc>
taber %" The Grand pizef Nahmed Sel,u1
Pacha, accused OF not having acted with all the
energy necessary for delivering Varna has
heen deposed. md exiled To Gailipoli. His
successor is the brave defender of Yarna lggsl
Mahmet Pacha, formerly Captain Pacha, to,
whom have also been delivered the treasures,
jewels and equipase OF the hanished Visier.
1oussu6 Pacha. whose treschery the Sultan
L stder, having chiefly cont i5nted othe
fall Of Farna, oas been declared as Sugec ed snt
hlS possessions in Madrconia conf Gated 10 the
The armaments are now continued
with more activity than ever nro isions and
artillery are continually leaving this Tor the ar
my. Tro ps, chiefly cavalry, sre arriving dai.
y from Asis they MAKE hut shor, s,ay in
III capttt Amongst their number l.. the ia.
NOUS | napan Ugiou. wa. one OF the mos, now
eriul beys Of Sna'oila he was accompanied by
several thousn Il no, eInen Several vessels
arrived last week 100 the Black Sea charged
by permission Of the RUSSIAN Government with
slctuals. grain excepted, AS soon as the Porte
ieaIued this citeumstince il dee Jared that on
1t pa,t, thr rsor of the laws for IN. close OF
the BoSpharUs should be relaxed, and that the
entrance Of he Black Sea should be omen TO as
Ua vessels laden With productions Of the
south as had entered from Russia Severaq
austrian aud Sardinian vessels have eonse-
ql"udy received Firmans for this destiaa.
tons.