Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24

tive life. Moreover q bank is to be formed
at Moscow, to favour enterprises 0! COM
meTce & Of industry, in as far as they pre-
sent guarantees of success, and without ITS
being turned into a financial resource to
Government. Branch banks in the south
Of Russia would powerfully assist in re
wing industry and the commerce of these
countries. Finally, Commercial Code,
formed on the model of the most CONNER
cial countries of both worlds, is to be enac-
ted TO meet the wants of the empire.
The last St. Petersburgh Papers make
no mention of the health of the Emperor
Nicholas; SO that we may consider the re-
port of his relapse as mere fiction, got up
for stock.iobbing purposes.
II Is SAID that great discomfort still pre-
walls in Russia, in consequence Of the
peace, and a correspondent in the Mes
sanger des Chambres. even says that a
great coolness prevails between the En-
peror and his two brothers, the Grand
Dukes Constantine and Michael.
The Smyrna trade is resumlng a great
activity.-Austrian squadron assemblies IN
that port
In Prussia the wine duties have just
been reduced the one half, in consequence
of the vintage having been very scanty.
German papers to the Both December,
received IN London, contain some further
particulars of the partial evacuation OF
Adrlanoplo by the Russians.-Bah. liner.
PERA. Nov. o.
Yesterday we received positive informa-
ton ofthe departure of the Russian head
quarters from AdrianopIe. Count DeibI
stch has transferred them to Bourgas, and
intends 70 remain there till the fine sea
son. Some persons, however, say he will
Immediately embark for Odessa; and then
proceed 70 ST. Petersburg. On the depar-
ture of the Russian troops from Adriano-
pie, many of the Christian families accom-
panied them, intending to settle in Russia.
In general a fear ofreaction has siezed the
whole population of RumelIa, and It is
strange to see the inhabitants, in general
the most peaceable subjects in the world.
make preparations which indicate despe-
rate resistaDce in case the Turkish Go
vernors on their return should bring their
usual spirit of persecution and oppression.
Every one looks out his concealed wea-
pons, and distributes them among those
dependent on hun. OItmen women, and
children arm themselves with swords aud
daggers. The men able TO bear arms have
wholly given themselves up to the drec-
ton Of that secret society, ofwhich | have
before spoken.
The Ottoman authorities are much en-
barrassed by this dangerous spirit, and for
this reason the Pacha of Secutari, who Is
famous for his severity, has received posi-
tive orders to return to Albania, and Allsch
Pacha, with the regular troops, to occupy
Aduanope, positive iniunctions being
given him TO enforce the strictest discipline,
and to avoid exciting discomfort by arbltra-
nv measures. It's with reason supposed,
that Count Debltsch has induced the
Porte to take these steps, for he assured
the principal Inhabitants Of Adnanople,
that ihe Pacha of Scutari would not oc-
cuay their city, aud they would have no
persecution to fear if they observed their
duty as subjects, and obedience tothc Sui
tan their Sovereign. The excuses which
are otherwise not uncommon on the depar
turc Of a victorious army, were checked
by a proclamation issued in the name of
the Commander in Chief, in which every
one who should disturb the public tram
guilty was threatened with death, This
had the desired effect, not the slightest dis
order having occurred when the troops
marched out The number of Russian
troops left at Adrjanoplc for the protection
ofthe sick, is stated at 5000 men. The
accounts from Asia Minor, respecting the
disposition Of the inhabitants, are still IN.
favorable, though instruction is quelled.
The Sultan hopes however to restore tran.
guilty to those provinces. by reinstaiing
Kutschuk Mehmed Aga Kara Osman IN
his possessions. He Is already gone to
MagnesIa.
RESULTS OF INQUIRY
Having some time since, become con