Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

rOhEluN NEW ..
An arrival at Charleston. and another at
n. York bring down our advices, six DAYS later
from London. The question of war between
Russia and Turkey is not even vet settled
Rumor as usual has been busy 1t is stated
at one time, that the Russian minister had de-
manded his passports, because the answer of
the Forte had not been given in time to the
Emperor's uttmati,m-and that he had left
Constantinople without the passport 1t is stat
ed atanother,th that the Porte had not signiied its
unconditional acquescence, but proposed some
notifications. Both accounts may however be
reconced thus: first that the Porte proposed
the notifications and upon Strogonof's leav-
ing Constantinope, the Porte had become
panic-struck, and forwarded an unconditional
acceptance of the uHinatum. This last is GER
tainly more moderate according to the present
version we have of it from Vienna) than had
been previously represented. We are now
told. that Russia has neither demanded the
cesssion of Wallacha and Moldavia, nor the
unqualified and free navigation of the Oar
danelles.-When we consider these various
rumours and combine the moderate tone of
this ultimatum with the dangers of the Porte
and the anxiety of the foreign ministers to
bring about an accommodation, we think the
prospect is in favor of peace. We must wait,
however, for the next accounts.
Our attention is particularly called to the
events in Lisbon, and .Dfadrid. The Ministers
OF the Holy Allies, it seems, have left the
former in disgust-this looks somewhat squal-
ly And the tumults at Madrid, between the
people & the troops, threaten some interesting
consequences. Our last accounts left Madrid
at an eventful crisis. The tumut mayquety
cease-or II may spread further.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
e. Nnru Ias
Robert Fulton, capt. Hodridge in % DAYS from Ii
verpoo the Ediorsofthe Commercial advertiser have
received London papers to the 9Th, and Liverpool of
the 9th of Sept
The principal article of intelligence furnished by
THIS ARRIVAL relates 90 the affairs Of the Turks IL APP
pears from accounts which wear the appearance OF
authenticity, tiat The Divan had assenied i'm an un-
qualified manner TO the demands of Russia Never
heiess, as notification To the Russian Ambassador
oil the agreement TO these propositions did not arrive
until several hours after the time Amounted he de-
manded ms passports IN The most peremptory
and actually sailed for Odessa The Porte immediately
sent two messengers TO ST. Petersburph and as the
ship IN which the Ambassador had embarked, was de-
tanned by head winds, hopes were entertained Ivy tho
Turks that an answer would be received in time to
prevent his absolute departure. london article of
Sept. ID says--
"The Paris papers of Tuesday and Wednesday
have arrived The intelligence brought by those Of
the latter day Is rather of a warlike character as
respects the negotiations between Russia and Turkey
IT appears certain that Baron Strogonof had sailed
Tor Odessa, and that his departure had been follow
ny some movements amongst the Russian troops on
The truth, indicative OF peremptOry appeal arms
we find II mentioned, also in one account, that the
Porte did not signify its unconditional acuiescence to
the utimdt,nn of the Imperial Cabinet, but proposed
some notifications. IT this should turn out TO be the
TACT, II would explain satisfactorily the conduct
OF StrOgonof, who might he justified by his instruc-
lions III refusing any qualified accession to the terms
proposed by his Government. But had there been an
entire and complete acceptance OF these terms, and
the Russian Ambassador, acting upon n point Of mere
punctiliO, with respect 10 the delay OF a few hours
" having been previously signied they were acccpt-
cG) had abruptly closed the negotiation, very little
could bc said in favour of the conciIiaory spirit in
which they were propounded. With the information
at present before us however, neither recon
Gle these conflicting accounts, argue very conf
IDENTITY upon any Of them"
Another article, OF Sept. 4--dated London 1
O'Clock, L. NJ. is rs follows:
We have been iavOured with the perusal Of let
ter received this morning, dated COnstantnOple Au-
gust g. IL came by the French mail the writer taking
advantage of express sent OF 10y the French AM
bassador 10 Paris. This letter is transmitted 10 a
highly respectable mercantile house in this civ and
wc place some reliance upon its contents. IL sdtcs
that rs Turkey has agreed to all the terms demanded
by Russia, war was out Of the questionable document
however being delivered hours late had occa-
stoned the Turkish Government 10 send two specai
messengers 10 ST. Petersburg. Baron Stfogonof still
continued wimd-bOund the 9TH Of August and "a
confident opinion entertained that the answer
would be back from the Russian capifal so rs 10 pre-
luge in the Island Of Snuchio, four Greek fire Ships
had been sent in there without effect The lnsur-
gents, with strong squadron, NJ SamOs At
Smyrna the greatest order prevailed; ue Turks
were punished s they cntctcd the Greek quarter Of
iie 'o"H. tCcria.