Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04

Lord Liverpool has received the Kings
commands, ia consequence ofthc last commu-
picat'on ofthe Queen 10 Lord Liverpool on
The 9th instant, to inform the Queen, that his
hialcsty having determined that the Queen
shall form no part of the ceremonial OF his
Coronation, il is therefore his Royal pleasure
that the Queen shall not attend the said cere-
mony.
"FIFEHousE, 9TH MAY 1891"
BRANDENBuRom House., July Is, 1921,
O'Clock, Z. NJ.
My Lord have this instant received
letter, dated Whitehall, July 18th, without any
signature. therefore consider it as anony-
mouS, and shall treat il as such till hear from
Your Lordship. CAROLINE r..
A" To the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Sid
MOUTH
The Courier states that the circumstance of
Lord Sidmouth's letter being without sigma
turc, WAS purely accidental. The letter was
taken of his Lordshp's table, and folded no
Under the idea that it was signed as usual. Inn
mcdiately upon its being returned by the
Queen, his Lordships signature was affixed,
and the letter again forwarded To her Majesty.
Letters from Constantnople of the 9th June
ilehGon, that Dancsi, the banker, has been
put 10 death by order of the Porte, notwith-
standing the pressing instances of Count Str0g-
onoti, the Russian Ambassador 10 save him.
result which must have been the more pain
iul to that Minister, us it was understood that
the unfortunate Danesi, was solely induced to
remain IN Constantinople by the assurances
of his protection.
BUENOS AYRES.
by an arrival at Liverpool from Bucnos
Ayres, accounts have been received from the
River Plate ofthe recent date of the LIST April.
The most important fact communicated thro'
inns channeli is what might, indeed, have been
expected, that orders had reached Montcvi-
deo for the evacuation of that fortress by the
Portuguese troops they were 10 march out
on the 2ith of April We believe they did
not exceed 1000 men, including the officers,
who would not, ofcOurse, object to the change
having suffered so much from the want OF a
proper supply OF provisions, and from other
causes.
From Ike London Courier .Iu'y H.
Nehave receiveda Hamburg Nautilus morn
ing, bringing Paris papers to the 9th inst
Their contents are of considerable interest.
especially the intelligence from Odessa. The
ottoman government seems lis Is to emhroil
Itself with Russia whose hostility. at the pre-
sent moment, mightdssume shape peculiarly
embarrassing, not Only To the Porte, but To
other European powers. Indeed, if Russia
should, iii any way, just now be drawn into
struggle with Turkey, we hardly comprc-
bend the possibility Gifts not leading TO results
very diilercnt from what might have attended
such an occurrence under different circunl-
stances.
The following are extracts:
BREsLAW, June SO" Reports had been
| received al Vienna from the Austrian authori-
ties on the military frontiers OF Transatlantic.
which are said to announce that Russian troops
mad entered Moldayia, because, us manifesto
IS asserted TO state, the existing treaties had
been violated by the Turks occupying Walla-
chia without the consent of Russia. Ii is said
! there are many Russian officers with Ypsilan-
| u IS corps, To whose cXcrtions il is chiefly at
trlbuted that it daily increases.
.SiteSia1, Gu>ctie.
ODESSA, May 80, June IL" His Excel
icncy the Governor OF Odessa, has commui-
Gated to the merchants Two official notes, adj
dressed by Baron Strogcnoil, the Russian
minister at Constan,inople, 10 his excellencv
| count Langeron, the military governor, In or
der that the merchants may take those mea-
sures which they may judge the most expe-
dent.
| g In the first note Baron S.rogonoff states,
that or the 18th he had answered the tlecar-
alton of the Porte, respecting the measures
taken to prevent the free expectation OF corn
from the Channel Of Constantinople be had
demonstrated, in the clearcst manner, how
those measures violated the existing treaties
anu Affected the interest of the Russian com
merce. lie had shewn those measures to be
the more ineXcusable, as he had in "A confer
ence on the e5th April, nth May) made 70
the Refs Efendi, the most friendly offers to do
every thing in his power TO supply the capital
with corn. The step which ne thought him
sell bound TO take, seems not tn have been
taken INTO consideration for though cloth
ed IN an Official form, no answer has been
returned by the Porte which has even gwen
fresh grounds of complaint, by absolutely re-
iiisinS to two Russian Ships the usual frmans
to sail out of the DardanelIs. Thus TO the
violation of art. 80 and 81 of the Treaty of
Commerce, is added the violation ofart. 81
and So, thoughnone ofthcm admit of any limi-
ation.
g Urged by the just remonstrances of the
subjects of his Imperial Majesty, and seeing
the fruiiIessness of his preceding endcayors
10 bring the Sublime Porte To more equitable
principles, ne is Obliged TO protest against the
consequences Of the present proceeding. I'm
expectation orthe orders of the Imperial court
to which he has communicated what has hap
pened, lie declares the Sublime Porte answer
able for all the loses, without exception
which may accrue from the embargo laid by it
on the corrships from the Black sea. This
new kind Of reclamation, caused by the ar
bitrary measures ofthe local government, is
entirely distinct from the main negotiation,
the discussion OF indefinite adjournment of
which is left entirely to the will of the sultan
The object oftbe present note relates to clau-
ses formerly recognized by both Parties as
inyiolablc, and to those Fundamental princi-
pies, the uniform and regular course of which
is essential 10 a state of peace.
The second note addressed to the Cham
Der of Commerce, states, the measures which
his Exccllency has taken in consequence oil
the interruption given by the Porte to the ex-
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