Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11

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that thu unhappy ceunry, will before its sn6rs c
re adjusted be the producing rsh troubles
Europe. Although the treaty of AJyianopIe de- c
iares the Navigation cfthe Black Sea Ia he open C
no Tree 10 all nations in an,y with RE Porte. yet
he Turks have gwen a construction 10 his article
cry different from what generally supposed to- be
he intent, and on the MINISTERS of Denmark, Naples
SPAIN NC. applying Ia have their treaties altered, so
~ TO cotnport with the article the lreaty OF Adr
anople, declaring the Navigation Tres. tle Sublime
Porte refused alleging thai the tresty e Adrianoplc
could not Hb'oSsr formed treaties, and that those
nations VINO hod contracted engagements to pay
tinue m do so.
About this time Mr. Rhinl, our Consul for the
Black Sea- arrived here, and had an official inter-
view with the Refs Eicndi who told hm that Anne
rcnn vesSslse0i'ih enter The Black Sea. until n
treaty was cle aud that even hen, they must pay
crrla,n dues which would be fixed in the treaty.
:" ne minlstcrsof the Powers above mentioned then
applied tn III. Eibeaupicrrc who addressed an Official
note TO the Porte. dcmanding fuIflmcnt Vt the
treaty OF Adrianopr. The Turks replied that they
mad complied with it. and refused 20 accedc 10 The
demands OF the Powers. who Eat trea Y s.Ipuatious
with them; bit after much negncaton. the Porte Of
Its own accord and boom = isuSsia, sent hose
Towers FSrsaans, granting the rights requested but
IN fact annul'ng thc'r treaties that these nations
now only enjoy he right by cour;csy--ard il NAV at
any moment br withdrawn.
About the middle of Februory the Rois Eilrndi
was opposed THIS, It IS said, effected bv Count
OtoH: the Russions having discovcred that re was
pSsbl"au Ol NtS IIRSilSi: sra CCmDlCtCy do tfpv
Jospise that naP.tiiRt when Nali Pacha the Turk.
'sh E0Yoy To RG.ia. demanded audience of tho
Emperor, he was told that he could no, be admit ted
unless he dsCaned entirely the Instructions furnish
Ell HIM BY the Neis EiIeHd:- Which he dil-olh.r-
wise his mission would have proved ruiilcss On
feccvIug the Presidents MesserP and letters from
home, apuT'Siug Us that merchants wore Girec.
ting their attention to the Commerce OF the Back
Sea. al our couH'rymcn here We're alarmed at the
consequences, and we iSli that GovrrEnnpu: had MOI
turned it's attention TO this quarter aud ati6raed the
necessary protection 10 OUR ci,Zers. nut YOU may
judg- Of urtc"IHgs tof surprise and drrh.l whom
on the 18th inst, Tr. Rhnd communicate 20 all the
Americans here, tuat he had that morning. M com
missioner Of tHe y States, closed treaty with tho
Sublime Porte securing 10 the United States all tho
privileges enjoyed by tho most favored nations md
The free ncvCatont 10 and from the Black Sea Al.
though q j OF us wcrG III III" haait of seeing Air 4
almost daily. not oIc had tn" most dis ant idea tina,
no was -nIa-ci N negotiation This affair has GER
tRiniY been conducted IN 4 Mariner which rrlncfs
much cr"c!t on The administration Il go hap?rned
that all CT MS We're 10 dine that day with Mr.. VALLEY
!ot HoSton;) and you may well suppose II was -,
feast If reason and flow ID SOUL We now have
me PRIDE Of appearing III our national character
(which stands very high Omors he TurkSl aud have
defeated Tho Go5aSinE lntrgues Q: Z certain EurnDr-
IN Power. which sparrd pains to deprive u, Of this
proud privilege II Is also very gratifying 10 saw
that. III thus founding Iona character pnronr
ConstantInope that Americans are re,irious peo-
Pe;--tor 1t Is melancholy fact, that Divine vorship
mas not 6cCn performed here Tor many years For
merIy the l.eyant Company had Cheplaln. and On
surrenderng their charter Ia government they s,ID
uatcd 10 have one: hut tho Minister s,vs now that
If the merchants here chaplain, they must nav
Mm-sn that until the R,v Mcssrs. Elihurh Smith
and II. G . Dwighr, (Amr-,csu Missionaries on
their wsy 10 Armenia and PogSo, arrived here there
was no such thing as P!utcstant worship. Those
% ranilnneu alternately perform } vine services
thr ~ skcrF The Prc,cs,aut Franka arc ';,;,j,cJ
ana E!5teiuiy attend Our Reverend ra,,lar,,c,
Wahe gaiE0g credit 20 our country here II is honad
20 no smaii abonr IN irlpaTtins the sacred word ~
many IN this distant ind forsaEan spot Americans
hsd formerly 10 travel IN this country under tho nro
lection olson European minister or court but now
We ENJOY oil tho privileges OF tho best of them, and
can proudly appear throughout ali the immense do
'nA'orS oi the Sultan, IN own A9tions character
ana be protected and respected. ! shall heron fto,
FURNISH you with some extracts from my Journal
which do'htioss will prove Interesting to yciIr road
eTs | 2tn dear sir. respectfully yours
"t. S-7ih Of May, G3o.-Thjs nlorpip, n,
ish'nd went 70 Cunsautropi7,. end sjrDcd .ri ~
changed n" treaty have seen it; osni It is eve.
ny thing We could wish for The English bnrc ,sso,,
;Hat "" have oa'ciDcd IN island IN the ArchiDeJooo
taane say CaTda.) and they are all in tn, IL
cGns'"rnatop and Indignation agains, their rnin,g,
who they say JoDctjtan has thus time carrLt -.
Ping--ior myself | nm satisfied with the t,cn,y /
ana 1t IS honorable to our country hat beno rnLo'
n"GS- OF honor, cannot impari to YOU OF IRE son,
It's bearing ''o Sci''