Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-25


Mlgnels biocSadng squadron off Terceira. aud state
that the whole number of vessels detained five,
three oil which were English, and two Portuguese.
would seem, therefore, that the reported capture
OF an American brig ncorre ct.-Thc said squad
have also achieved the conquest of AZ sheep he
longing TO the rebels" Of Tcrceira, and, on Sc
cond attempt succeeded it, taking yacht lying un il
der the batteries OF the island.
Stvig1id, .Taiy 8. II seems that the plan for uni
ting the Rhine aud Danube, by means of canal |
will now be carried into effect 10y Paris COMPANY.
In general, the following seems TO be the outline of
the project To make the Danube navrahle from !
Ulm 20 Iull,ngcn; and so into the Grand Duchy OF
Baden; To make canal through the Black Forest
IN Baden; through the country about Ulingeo, St.
Geotge llomburg aud HsnSach, in the valley of Kin
zng; and lastly, TO make the mining, which falls
INTO the Rhine near Kehl, pavigabe. For a consid-
cradle part OF the way It vii! be necessary carry
tne canal under ground by means oIu tunnel
From Ike .9,ncricaa.
BY an order Of the King IN Council. dated Ju,v 10th
1922, the port Of St. Johns Newfoundland j., ,lecla-
red free warehousinS port orthe purpose mention.
ed in an act " Parliament passed in tie IN wear OF
the present Kings reign.
The writ Tor the Clare election was issued on the
/ l6thot July. The next arrival viii probably bring
intelligence OF Mr. O'Connclis election
Letters from Madrd to the 18th July state that the
count ID Otaha MAS abOnt to set out tor Paris The
financial state OF Spain seems get worse and worse
ana the Ministers, NJ. lie Ballasteros and NJ. Bnrgos
are asserted 10 be much embarrassed for sufficient
MONIES to meet the cXigcncies of the State. The
revenue was extremely deficient and The government
OF The Beloved" evidently bankrupt.
Ihe German paDers stare that the kno;yiedUe of
the defeat of the Grand N2ier consider ably nbated
the military ordour vi the Turks IN Belgrade The
.acha ot Belgrade seems TO be fully sensible of the
Importance OF the defeat OF The nth June and to en-.
terain great approximations for the issue of the pre
sent campaign ieis besides verv uneasy af the loss
oi ltacnoya, which Gen. Geismar keeps possession
u i"-err"Ptng the navigation of the Danube. and
eniur the country on the riii hank nr Tho riy
"A lilo no N
take advantage OF the Vicinity OF the Russian troops
20 rise III instruction agas, the Porte and that Gen
Gelsnsr, IL occupying RacIova. acted IN concert with
IN" Chiefs oi tnat nation. such concert NAV howe
e'er' be- rea ouaLly doubted as the Turkish autLori
Ties watch with the greatest attention every step OF
Prince MIiesch and his friends ani would cal them
I" account on the slightest suspicion. Meantime the
f0cha at belgrade taxes every precaution 20 preserve
tranquility, and MS communications Wi WilIn anil
lrayn; arc very frequent. \ few davs ago larre
quantity 81 corn was sent from Belgrade 10 Widen
! Inc Glasgow Courier IN commenting un the lat e
lrialOl j. s1teudrt and Catherine Wright before the
Iigh Court Of Judiciary Edinburgh. for the muir
der OF man on board steamboat by laulanunl has
tue following startling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES criminal
StedaTt has, hear confessed that he DESTROYED no
aWer tAan Ht7e indtc'u1iS IN this manner IN order
that ne might become possessed of their property AS
he became possessed Of Lannon'S property. and that
he learned this Iorrd trade in T,ondon This lileous
and wholesale system of murder is.-econd ONLY Ia The
Burke system, and shows fearful Generalization
amongst oar population" We hope for the hnror of
human nature that this statement Is unfounded nj
however, 1t b9 true and he recent atrocities Of
burke prove that there nothing dreadful no. bing
So lepraVed nothing 81 truly aud reckcssly diabol.
Cal, but the human mind * truly ca pabe of it-ybn,
an Itea VII II give 10 foreigners OF the much vanted
morality Of England!
From he Commercial .?dee,tivsr
The news ofthe fall of Sllistrla had not rooohoa
l,""don' but the defeat of the Grand Vizer before
Ehoumia was considered event of So decisive
character as Ia render s,.eedv peace ,yob.hle
/ o. ~ H.
olas. The demands Of Russia" saws corros !
pendent OF tie Prussan State Gazette from, Iossy
are Oy no means cxor1itant, and relate less to an
decentralization for the expenses of The war than
the security of the Russian ma yir,iion oftbc Piacr
Sea on tie basis Of the treaty Of AkerInann. 'rbn
Turkish iortr"sscs and forts in Asia Minor will nro
Oaby not DC restored. The Princpai,ic. we hon,
wonid merely obtain a greater deTres of ;n1o,on /
dence IL Is generally affirmed that the EnDoror has
declared that Russia requir, no addition of Tarro
~ IN Europe, and that he wishes to lYoid every
thhg that may ten 10 disputes"
1t Is mentioned in letters from Constnniinocls ,L,
Sir Sidney Smith daily expected there 10 take
command 81 the Turkish fleet. The Mor1ino Adyor
user says;-'We know not whether there !; ony
@ood foundation Tor the report, whether it is mere
~ revival VI TumOur which prevailed some tirnn
ar' but there caD he doubt that fthe Sij,,n enc
ceeuS W securing the services Of that gallant officer
He VIII also at the sane time secure more naval re-
nn"n than has yet fallen to tine lot of the
o. me Prophet We believe there is no officer in
me Brtlsh navy who pOssessrs 80 much eyDe,innco
both by sea aud land Sir Sidney, and no one n"r
maps 50 wei calculated to take the command of tho
Turkish feet" - NC
Ihe following receipt addressed by the Emneror
" Russia to Count Diebitsch, appears in the 81 pc
tersburg Journals Of Inc 2Ola June ~ =
- nave received the report by which YOU nave mo
an account Of the victory you gained IN Tho III,
JNn', near Choumia over the army OF the Grand vi.
Trr IN consequence of which the grctter part orte
ufhl-h &c mas been cnray dispersed after losing
ammunition. s7's'' anu
Inc honor Of the brilliant and complete success
OF our arms belongs chiefly TO you. Yon concealed
your Pians and your movements from the ere,oy IN
frIrcd him with confidence 20 risk the battle and I'll
Hmph'd over all hs efforts 10 avoid the d.c,siy. bio
"o'ch you had prepared to strike.
~ a testimony of my gratitude for so sirr,1 !,
service, nominate you Knight of the Order ~ 6,
george. i the "a Class, tho insignia OF which send
you 10 Pr'serve TIE memory Of the glory which
our troops have gained under your Command IN ,Lj
memorable battle. auiborze You to cLocee s; ac
'hc cannon taken IN this battle, of Which oskc ,,