Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

LATEST FRnA EtRoPe.

puul lsaiHfs 80 the ~ N july. t'"'"'''"h -"
don date. 10 he .sea,ng oi the 27lh, ha been
received. From the Junfasl Of Commerce ~
make The extracts given belnw. The latest
account. nom the Eai Of Europe are ~ FOL
lls:-
THE EAST.
London. 1uir y, hail past o'eloek.-bY
the arrival Of the feg nlsr Turkey mail, letters
were this morning received ffom Constantine
ple ofthe 2iih aud from smyrna Il the 2pih
uli The. hing no inIslligenee ol pnnical
nature which has not bsen Anticipated ~ the
previous arrivals from Germany add IoHstHn'
tiuoplc. The English boousf Mary was IN
the llih, stopped by some RUSSIAN erhzefs,
eff the Dafd ,psiles whist on her "ay from
Smyrna 10 Coustauiineplr. part Of he' car
70 being f3lud 10 consist Of rice, me was
Nripi OF all ser goods. The Trssfi herself
would have been ,enl doau 10 Egina. TO be
disposed OF as mishi have heen thought hi. had
II roi luckily happened thai ne Of the diidfh-
Or Of the NV British Embassy was, with ms
family. proceeding ~ her To the larh ~ cap.
al On hat account alone she was allowed
Co nr0 ICED aud shortly arrived Al Cnnsthnii-
nonlr without further IalsrrurtI'n. The iiu9
lie audiences al Mr. Gordon. OF the tnimHcsh
and tive Sultan "rtr turily to tab" place, Ana
his nrrival, With that Of liz Preach Am 'assa.
dor. was generally and ioyially Looked upnn
by all c n.scs OF tho inhabitants ~ the ioreIun'
ner Of , general pa ',6ca ,on, P'ovisinns con
,iiued 10 abound IN tie fnkish capital, h'ing
chiefly supp red from The Turkish Asialic Puils
a. tho Black Sea. hy meaus ii snail e"Hstng
vksa, arsipa the nasigation OF winch ~
upans havr ben token hy the RUSSIAN mar
49, e..ss- a. Ls-i"r ne "faih"i Al
Smyrna continued To- such - Ia promise
Bbundan harvest. Ia al the productions OF \
a., hnB. both for Inc erceneias of thr cJuh'
q, aud lhe purposes of of.ga made.
On Thursday Dispatches iro u Nj Gordon
md Cansinulnopr, were rcreivsd ~ the Fur
e.n office. They arr lai Il the 26ln III June
MI Cor On aud Grnefa GuiIlrmlnni arrived
on the l9hb1 did not land i'll the 2oih, ~hen
ihrv vere received hy III people nnd the au
thoriiiea with every demonstration ofregard
an1 iov. The two nmbassadt II mad .roi Ia
their notes 10 state thai they were IN readiness.
O. negotiate upon The affairs of Greece. add
they were ting fora reply.
Tie Brussels Gaselie Of the lu inst states
thai The Emperor oi Russia had srnt nn extra.
ordinary envoy 10 tonsiantinoplr, 10 deliver
81 uiltmaium to the Sultan, and to make hun
sensible OF his situation. This message is sta.
Ted 40 annonnoe to him that the Porte, Il II
consents TO the demands Of Russia. viii fl ID IN
tha Emperor a friond to the Diyan ~ ardent
- he has hitherto been an enemy that he will
AT IN all his relations with the greatest pr.
eisipn, thai the Porte must not rrck IN upop
other nuniiiauos. nor draw favorable inleren
crs from he inhction oi some states II ~ nd.
I'D thai an extraordinary envoy from Prussia
!. Ia support these representations. IN fhcl
Lieutenant General MufIl.ng hes lns left Berlin
upon secret Nilsson, with n travelling com.
panlon.-Thry appear bDh to expect 10 nake
avoyage hy sea.
lnft frot
Con.tsnlinople. dated the 23I alt. which states
thai instead OF having returned 10 Shuma with
only 600 horses, after the battle OF the llth,
the Grand Vlzier had brough back with him
5000 caynry aod 1900 intan,ry, IN good or.
der, The sane Liter says thai the 10y OF ihe
IuIks at the arrival of thr allied amb ssadors
hrd caused tho disaster Of heir arms on the
] iih 10 be wholly forgotten. They expected
the immediate renewal III the former friendly
relations with England aud France. and the
REFS Efendi himself is said to have expressed
sen'imen's ola mos pacl6 nature.
Accounts from Bucharest 10 the o6ih ult
state, that the reserve under General leIsloy,
has received orders 10 join the army on the
Danube. II consists oil 30, 200 M" Of all arms.
General Diobiisch Is sad To be preparing TO
p1ss The Balkan.
Inc French papers Of Saturday, and the
kigemeine Zritung Of the 2pih, assert, thai
&c movements weie hbnui taking place M the
Russian army. Their accounts. however, are
somewhat contradictory. According 10 the
lreneh statsmrnts, the SIG" of shumla Was 10
be Undertaken by force al thirty batalnns
o infantry, and five regiments of cavalry, noi.
uiihs sndng which the capture OF the place
WAS not expected before the close of the pres
enl wear. According Ia the German counts
troops had already been pushed - lpr ~ Eski
Sanboui (Which the Klssans OCCUPIED for
shori pefioi last cnmpdgn,) aud Count Die.
bdscli in ended To advance HI, head quarters u
kambn', and takiag the sea line, to attack
lin,scn Phcha IN his camp before BluIgas.
aud from tencc, after defeating him, 10 de.
scend IN the usht lhrong The plars Il A III
hnople. Those movement. are remarkably ca.
~ on paper, bat nj ,qnally 81 IN exccu,i n.
j. HusseIu facha has with htm. as II IL stated
an army of 5000 men. his defrot IL by no
means a mater OF certainty ; aud even should
he b. put 10 flight, vast mountains still remain
60 be crossed before the Russians can reach Ihr
llaias mountains impossible 10 human feet md
sorge,, where few bold soldiers may aflest a
whole army.
Letters from Canstantinople hive been re-
crised TO the ooh ult The Sultan has pur
CEASED the lIylton Jolille steamer. The French
and English Admirals, with their respective
c,ulzing OF Tenedos The latter had been
lJined there by the lis ffigae Three loaded
.hips had iece ived the Sullan's special psrmisp
sion 10 proceed to the Black Sea, bat the pas.
sage con inued close unless TO special order.
IRELAND.
II would seem that the politicians of Irean 4
are not disposed 10 yield the Importance which
taey derive f,om a state of commoiion, SO long
as discopienis can be kept alive The Liverpool
Chronicle says:
Tint government ought TO put down NIL these
tumu'rs 10 certain. The Catholic Relief X III,
prudent or lmpruleni as IL may he. ought 10
have f,ir play, aud his Majesiys subjects he. NJ
least, restrained from cutting one another
tnrna,s, or even breaking each others heads.
Every measure, however riot, which will eff
feet lhi, without h"ing made the cloak Tor some
other. we are bound Ia approve. Bu, let not
the violent ISLANDERS directed against the Pro
testan' of ireland. with which the public prints
sbound, pass without great scruIinv aud doubt.
II,ass Let IL he RENE n, her 81 TINT IL hoe h.o.