Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-30

;vE can suppose The articles they contain from
,cLn Au,sbtrs, Frankfort, Sc. are purely
tts'iCatIo -, We 90 not see how 1t is likely
,-, iiu:c c.un he avoided between Russia aud
: 'rk'y. Surely It few days may be expected
- TERMINATE i'iCSt sp"cuhtio,is. and present us
with facts decisive of tile issue oi the question
= will bc SEEN, by IA preceding article, that
the city tins morning, strong persuasion
:'rcvaed Of the amicabe adjustment of the
Gi.irrcnces between the Porte and the Russian
-dbiAet. But the whole tenor of the news
fouSht by the French paper; is against this
,..'apssition. The following are extracts =
"PAaIs. Sept. l.--Yesterlay morning, the
y keoi Wellington took leave ofthe King aud
80 Members of the Royal Family.
From he .journat de Paris.
"NIENNA. August 2e.-All the attention of
II Monarchy is now exclusively fixed upon
i'lrkey, and especially upon Constantinope
nj Bessarahia, for il is at Coistantinople that
-. important question ofpcacc or war will be
''e,:idnd, aud it is from Hessarabia that the
u issan armies viii proceed to the invasion
'';Turkcy. should war take Place. Up to this
d1y we have received no positive news from
onsta!tinorie. 1t is certain that 10 letters of
later dale than July ST. have reached Wen
sea, aad at that period NJ. de S,rogonof was.
rs affirmed, detained at Buiukdere by vio-
i"ht tc,nprsts. According to other Versions.
i.ic Porte. oreseciag that war would inevitably.
..hsiie ii M.de Stro.sonof executed his project,
I'D itsol. solicited him 10 continue his STAY TO
A"i!ch he had consented, after many efforts.
recen: letter received from Vienna con
'"iiis the following passage : The Divan, hay-
'; at leasth declared that it would adhere to
'lc prnposi'ion oi Russia the Ministers of the
.iedutiHS Powers at Constantinople. have
II ii several conferences with VI. lie Stro,ono(T.
Nioin they persuaded, not without much diff
i'cniiy,to return Ia Duiukdnrc, after having
,rn three or 'onr diys "a board the vessel la
" ,lich he had cmh ,r.lr,l. The next courier
i.om Cunstantinoplr, will, doubtless, supply us
with positive ad"icrs rs to the issue ofthe ne
;s1ciatlons."
(Ectruct Of It p1dcaie letter.
AUGs3URG, August 36.'' A courier, which
arived 10 day, has bro't Il letter from Brody
e. the liih, and others from Odessa, OF the 18th
LIST.
They contain long details of the prepare
IONS for war which pursuing as wen i'm
;}1SSara5a rs i'll tho other frontier provinces of
russia.
All the corps which form the army of
Count d" Wittgcnstein, have marched to
rAncentrate Oh the Prlth. This General in
act has visited, with great circu.nspection,
~. the positioIj-hc now waits for orders TO
advance.
With rcsprc. 10 Jussufr Pacha his army is
c>acentraied on the right banl; of the Pruth.
Is now very numerous. and animated with
n infatuated confidence in the issue of the inn
!'?adilg war. The Pac!I: himself seems anx-
'ris for the commencement of h0stilities. The
iivanced posts Of both armies are in mutual
2serva'ion, hut AT the departure of the cou-
lcr, not m,,skct had been fred on either
dc.
FRANEFoRr, Aug. "a second Russian
;:'.Ay, OF 10000 men, is nov forming OH the
\ u1rJ. oh
ist OF 10000 men will, also be on foot here, in
vac course Of months. AL these troops will
sc abundantIy supplied with ammunition and
rovisions.
Sc Advccs from the borders Of the Danube,
late, that war between the Ottoman Porte
ana Russia may he considered certain.
BoRDERs OF THE DwINA, July 2G.-Be-
DIES the considerable forces which are already
'scmble, in this quarter, second army IS
i'rning of 10000 men, of which several .di-
.~loos are already concentrated, and orders
ri@ Issued for the formation Of another army.
consist of 100000 before the lapse 81 two
,'hntls. hanks 10 oar excellent militaryad-
Illustration, arms, ammunition, the means of
'~Ansiort for the baggage, all is in abundance.
.ai the greatest activity prevails in every de-
Arlmcnt Of the service. % TIE CaJiRei ne
flutes, say our soldiers, JGi tie ar2ay ad-
aces" The absurd invent ons of acertain for
nj IN the North, makes us laugh at and pity
-t* folly There is perhaps no power that
ms more need OF our amity than the very
one which has been represented as having all
,' once transformed ITSELF into nm active aIly
VI the Sublime Ottoman Porte"
LoNDoN, Sept. Sly thearriyal ofthc Stan
']tr packet, at Fal!nllth, letters have been re-
ei'ed from Lisbon of thu ed ult, the con
i-hts OF winch are extremely important, mas
auch as thcy afford another proof of the in
ability of the authority Of the King of Port
5ol, under the present state of affairs in that
@lnsdom. II appears that the military are as
,AallnS tone which is likely to lead to most
Nlp'easant consequences. y general review
"i the Portuguese troops, under the orders of
aneFal Sepulvid1, the military commandment
90 the city OF Lisbon, took place in the square
90 ;le Terreiro do Pace, in the presence of the
ling, who had placed himself at one of the
'indows Of the Royal Palace. Before the re-
Jew concludcd,the king being in conversation
.th several persons ofrank, accidentally turn
81 ms back 10 the troops in sc SQUARE One
81 the first persons who noticed the circum-
lance was Gen. Serclyida, who Immediately
hserved to several OF the officers that the
ing had placed himself in that position. i'm
"fder 10 silew his contempt and disgust Of The
- ny. This became the signal for a General
}roar throughout every regiment under re-
FW,Nhch V0clirrdted from every side " Fora
ra."--(OK off, This exclamation was adj
-"essed to the king. SO great was the tumult
3 Z this moment, tli.rt approximations were enter
med that some acts OF violence would be
committed on the King and all those around
ii'n. After short interval however, the
i,tng Succeeded in making himself audible and
ilred tho troops that nothing was further
3.'hn his intentions tlian that OF bring guilt,
s." what was attributed TO him. Tue letters