Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
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From, tie .Nl,o York american. of .Seo,e.,be,
! The Napoleon, from Liz erpuol, brings London ma
Per few days later TO the 9th ult and thew serve
to indicate how at hand is the catastrophe ofthe
turkish power Gen. Diebitsch is reported to have
elected Junction With the troops landed both a Size
bol and at Bourgas-and thus reinforced to have de-
eated the Turkish army at KIRK Ke{isi IS; cosiI
cradle town., according to hIaltc Bruns reoqraDIlv
partly peorled by colony Of Jews who speak bad
German, and supply the market of Consfantinopln
with butter and cheese" 1t would seem To be the
bold purpose OF the Russian Commander 70 leave
Adrlanople on the right and keeping along the sea-
with ms lett sustained ana provlsioned by the feet to
march directly upon the capital If the commander
at Adrlanople shall take much time to fthor, the
movements Of his enemy, as lie at Choumla did Count
Dlebrsch viii be in sight Of Constantinoplc bn(o,n
the troops ct Adrianope begin to move Alroad,
according to accounts from Vienna of the 10Th All
gust, in anticipation of the approach OF the Russians
to Constantnope, many of the wealthy Inhabitants
Of that capital had removed their property and made
preparations for proceeding to Asia.
The dispatches from Greece, which were received
IN London, are said to refer to the dispute with tho
President TO the limits of the Greek tcrritory;a1I
the Greek Chiefs had declared they would not sub
mt TO the limitations decr2cd by the Allies, and gen
eTal revolt was dreaded.
The French Ministry still the subject of yio-
lent attacks i'll the Paris journals, and without anv
effort or reply on It's part.
In consequence Of the refusal Of Admiral De Rirpv
to join the French Ministry, Count Chabrol, accord
INC to the statement Of the Messenger DIES Cha,abree
is to be moved to the Ministry of Marine; whilst NJ
De Vtroiics Is to succeed him III the Department of
Finance.
The John Bull, Of Esd, has story ola LETTER from,
Mexico, which represents, that the American Minis
ter, IN that country, has offered on behalf of the IT.
States to loan that Government between O0OO OOOL
and12,OOOOOO for term of years, taking Texas and
the peninsula of California rs security: and IN cso
the money Is not refunded at the expiration of that
period, 1.-The possession of those rich and extensive
countries IS to vest IN the United States" "The
/ nH=g NON of rr,pY l.
not be quietly listened to, taely perlntted While
we arc earnest IN endeavors to put sion to te
power Of Russia, must not fGrgct the neGescit nj
cect'nS the Gggrddj<ement Of .4Hlerica; and we re-
peat we can conceive ground more struuo fnr co
operating with Spain in the present gfruroslo tbno
that OF stopping the union of Northern and South
ern America, which must he the cnevtgblo result of
the scheme now negotiated by the Cabinet Of The
United States"
Under any other Administration tLan tIot ,,icb
now governs these United States there could he no
hesitation in pronouncng this story to be wholly
groundless But as 1t IS, this ruInor from Mexico by
the way OF England, taken III connection with the
supposed design Of which indications have late
~ leaked out here, to acquire Terns at any rate Is
Wen calculated to arouse the interests Of American
Poallcians. We shall doubtless hear more of this.
Inc weather in England for getting IN the harvest
was very unProptous for few days preceding the de-
parture OF the Napoleon--the prOgBostics OF injury
were accordingly freely induced
The London Gazetteoflhe 18th August corfajrsan
VI '''' ing III NUullCii LOT the DrCTOuntInu
Parliament from the goth Of Aurust 10 tb, f5,I "
October. '''' VI
Trade continued depressed i'll the manufacturing dis
''IoD9Ih England and thousands were out Of cfnDov
Ihe WeatheT nad The IIqryesi-,irho !ivorrro,oI
Times OF the 25th Of August says-Both these are ex
Hemey interesting subjects. but unfortunately there
is hotnlHg new to communicates for the weather CON
hueS as uniavorable as ever, and the harvest is t
IN an exposed end precarious state. Saturday md
SUNDAY were both rainy, especially the former and
inc ar yesterday WIS as cold in March or %ovcm
per, ne Goldncss OF the weather will be useful in
preventing the corn from sproutiug. but if fhe rains
conthue much longer, neither that nor any thnc else
VII save It from most serious injury
me tifrrsst IL irc'qHd.-We arc glad tolcrrn Tint
Notwithstanding the partial rains we have had for the
'S e Gay u least one tbjrd Of the harvest in rno
parts o. ireland rs already safe This is Considered
the earliest season by weeks Of any we have had in
Ireland 'or some years and if the Weather does no,
set 10 decidedly wet in the course of 3 vveelz more
me harvest Will be almost all got in, and prove most
sflaaant one'--D25!in Egsning P9-.