Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-16

stroyed, and security against any future de-.
structon.
5thly. Complete repair OF the Greek church.
es, and rc-establishment of the Greek religion.
| And
6thly. A public and open apology to Baron
Strogonoh, for the contnued,insults which The
Porte had offered him.
period of eight days only was allowed TO
answer this demand from the court of st. Pc
tersburgh.
We subloin an extract of private letter re-
| ceived from Constantinoplc by the lastarrvals.
Constdntinopie, July 26.-Ncw rumours
are again current which give rise to apprehen-
sions of a war with Russia. The demands OF
the latter are of such anature that hostitcs we
think almost inevitable. An assembly of all
the Turkish ministers took place Yesterday
and the two preceding days. A private con.
terence between them and all the foreign mi
nisters commences to-day on this subject. A
period OF eight days (which expires tomorrow,
Is fixed by Russia for decisive reply TO her
demands and, It Is said, if negatived, nothing
can prevent war. have had the opuion
| OF several diplomatic characters, who think
turkey will accede to them. On the other
| hand, persons holding Official situations have
declared that war is inevitable. Most ofthe
| Turks also think so but it surely cannot be
the policy, favourable for the Turks, TO come
to such a decision. They will find il very dif.
iicult to suppress the Greeks but time alone
can clear up this point" Courier.
| The Journal de Paris contains the following.
curious piece of Intelligence Sc We have al
ready stated that report prevails IN London
that George Nv. will contract, after "a few
months new marriage. Some pretend that
1t VIII b. with the sister of Prince Es;erhazy
others says the sister of Prince Leopod his
Majesty's soil-in-law''
LoNDoN, Aug. 3O.-Thc Paris papers OF
Monday last have arrived this morning. The
| following are extracts -
| PARIS, Aug. GA new German Journal.
established at Frankfort, states. under the dat,
OF Constantinople, July 25th, that an nsurrec-
tion has broken out ID Arabia, the intelligence
OF winch has excited the most lively sensation
IN the capital OF the Ottoman Empire. A
man, 1t reports, who is INCREASINGLY repeating
passages from the AIcoran, and who aiTirms
that he Is descended in direct line from Ma.
homet, has gained over to his cause numerous
partisans, which Increase daily as he trav.rses
| the country. The same Journal states, that
another instruction has broken out in Egvp,.
Courier Franchise.
from The RusStdn Frontier, JuLy 19-This
war II II should break out, Will be true re-
'Sious war. Indignation against the Turks, has
lniamed all hearts. The whole mass of the
| u,
nense armies of reserve. At a sign from The
| Emperor one after another will ADVANCE
The fate of the Turks will be absolutely decid-
ed this time. We fear no diversion from
Persia. Ihat cautious power has been taught
wisdom ; besides sufficient Guarantees have
been given. The national hatred of the Per
sian ard The Turks,the opposition Of adverse
parties IN the interior, likewise have an infiu-
ence. Austria will join us as Prussia has done
/ will nnf
| brethren, for IT Is Interested in the carse.-
with respect to the policy of other powers we
know nothing. As soon as the war h;eaks
out, we advance, fight, take CONSTANT aplc.
and all is notwithstanding Correspondent,
.1ug. ID.
AUesBURG, August l9.--Advces from Co.s,anti-
nopc, of a very recent date july 25 affirm, tI,, mn 10
that period tie DiNan had come to no lecs,, RS
pecung the demands of Russia But MS the time ~
ell would expire the day, we cannot be long ere
we Know what part the Porte will atoDt The almost
general opinion amongst the Europeans in Constant
nople, was, that war would take place il is no. how
ever thought that the Turks will declare il them selves
The Divan assemblies daily. Lord Sttanoc,rd has
frequent interviews with the Refs Eflendi an other
| ministers of the Porte
The Russians who were ut ConstantiuopIe. would
not await the decision of the Porte thcy hasfoned 10
quit city and state in wIIcI, they wonId ~. ryros
ed 10 so many dangers, fthe Russian miie,a,p shonhF
DC rejected. Some Russian ships, laden with grain,
winch were not suffered to leave the por OF Cons,n
tinople have substituted the French FLAG for thai of
their nation.-.Nonieu-.
FRANKFORT, Aug. 21.-The Ottoman Porte con-
mues ITS preparations for with redoubIed ACTIVITY
Inc ioriihcatons of the Dardanelles are reparinr
WIN all possible expedition. \ gunboat fotilia Is
eqnipping for this strait
lhe Keis- E1end, however, has renewed hisreI,
Mons with the husSlan Minister; but there is as vet
hothing decided relative the Nllinatn of The En,
peror Alexander, on which the Divan continues deli
9erat'ng The Austrian Inernuncio and Lori
Stiangiord, the English Ambassador having received
reSh instructions from their respective co9Its. hive
ni'd several interviews with Baron de Stro rono MT
nuukdere IL is remarked that this Minister * nov,
"ea'cd WIN more courtesy nv the Turkish AGENTS
r. tRAHKFoRr, Aug. I9.-The Imperial Russian
GUARDS cautioned on the banks Oft the Dwina. rs we'll
as the corps in Lhuana, and the first corps of tie
army nave received orders 10 make one march in adj
vance lhese troops receive their raions of pro-
vlslonS aud forage every five days They were 10
Jun !neIr environments 10 approach the southern
frontiers, where the army of the south comm ,ndeJbv
uSn' Count Wittgenstein, is already assembled
, rHNhe accounts affirm that the army which the
ore mad assembled on tho shores of the Bosphor,,S
amounts to 100000 men, the greater part CONSISTING Of
.lie hoIee5 that have from Asia The inb,l,;
uths OF the countries through which an army shall
pass are to be pted, for it is well known hat the
AS,atc soldiers, who under no kind of discipine
P''iage ana lay waste every thing in their way