Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

ti.,,.".N' Go when nave been adopted, for admitA
10 .e''"in hlhds OF Foreign Grain for Home Cor.
S","P"oh, before they would have been nv l.,,, SO
gulafiy admissible 70, that purpose. and - 60,
4 speaker and complete all the other formal ,r,.
men'' - nc" Tiia-
Downng-sfreei, Sept 7. 1896.
ST. armament being summoned 10 meet o.,
| ~ VI november Tor the despatch of business
."Se Tue hberty OF apprising you that the ob;ec,
which his Msjesty's Government have in visy -,
WIS meeting, are to obtain the sanction of Pa,li.
",e"i 10 the measures which have been adon,e3 fr
I1Gihi''ins certain kinds of Foreign Grain for
nome consumption, before they would have been
~ raw regularly admissible for that purpose. and
10 eject Speaker, and complete the otber forr,a,
proceedings incident to the opening of NOV, D.
ihent. have the honor to be- Sir
Your faithful and ob't Servant.
GEORGE CANNING"
ne Sheheid manufacturers have produced an
aioy, winch they have named s Peruvian Steal ;,
wnch iS reckoned superior the best Indian yyootz
c "AiGh me isr-famed Damascus blades are manu-
' ne experiments of Messrs Stodart
and Farrady have greatly contributed to is me-
toe. - us in'eh-
=, rom the Qnotidisnne of Sent 10.
{, -RIksTE' Sept. 6.-Fhe following is dated
smyrna, Aug. So 1t is reported ,ba, when ,Ls
captain Pacha presented himself with his Ace, he
,0Ie C'Tiova, port in the island of Sarnos. III.
WI rOrfia
apouI 'her necks as proof vi their sl,bmssion =,
'he ottoman Porte, supplicstei the Capitan pach.
WI" tears IN their eyes, 10 intercede for their psr
six years Ava 'he ''e'
Inc Capitan Pacha, having obtsined these bosta-
80 'e4' ""inoS' and SET out on cruze, after de.
patching vessel of war to Cons antinonIe in ~
der TO signify TO the Grand Seignor the s,b,o;s.il
OF the Ssmians, s. the conditions which thew ofered
IN me mean time the famous Canaris uene,r,,,
WIN TWO ilTe ships into the middle of the Turkiab
iiee'' stationed of Carova, and endeayoured n
oorn the vessel of the Captain Pacha. as well -
''", Vi 'ne ice Admiral; but the Turks, more ex
Gu now than formerly, sunk one of their
iife sHips' and attacked, in armed boats the o,her
IN wn'ch Canaris was. The fire ship blew ~,
ou' N"har.s' with seven of his companions. had
"e goo" fortune 10 save themselves on one of their
hoais' All were more or less wounded
me creeks OF smyrna, seeing that the CAPTAIN
"eha hsu re-assembled the troops which he had
landed some days before, spread the report thar no
had fed from Samos at the sight of ,bs Grasl g.
anu that Samos had thus been saved SECOND ti,ns
owing 10 Tie inactivity of this commander
NAPoLI III RoMANIA, August 20. -AtbA,s
cioseiy oiockaded by the Turks, but hey have no
artillery TO act against the citadel. Ibrsbim has
l,Nrched from ITpolizza towards the plains Of
u small patty OF Arab foragers has been
'uiiouhueu ana made prisoners by the Greeks
limos, July IS 1t is said thai 6 Ooo no.
I
nave taken up arms IN the Morea-,hat tbev b,,a
taken possession OF the defles, and that the Tnrt
IL Consequence are unable to throw supnyies into
tirpoi'zE'- Colonel Fabvier is construrtino a
harbour al Me'sna. great number of families
oeioOginS o Samos, have taken refuge at Zinc
| CaPtain Hamilton has released witbou, ransom
The merchants whom be had arrested ON srsn;cion
VI DeInS accomPiices of the pirales and of tybor,
ne had at first demanded &c, 900 piastre=
'ulS So.-iti IS said that Ibrahm is at T'ripolizza
ooN,srANTINoPI.E, Aug. 20 private Cor
-, sSpo"ue"Ge AS the clerks no longer able
- ''@ieeFiSe The thousand and one firmans which
! =. one another, psople talk of = 1f,;,,
~ si'l JourHai being Uvtabisbs5 III :;
make known the DEGREES of the suI,a', \, ;s -
Danie that this will revive printing, which ba.
7iunOered Tor so many years. If this should take
place, our holy ally and neigEbor will nerhans he
displeased at it. 1t is Of little consequence. The
VIII see other strange things when an army of
SUI ,OOO men will be raised
,,CoNsrANrINoPLE, August 24.-The news
mere Is certain that has broken on, between
Russia ard Persia; and according to the present
report, Russia seems TO have sought this opportu
nhy OF employing her military. The court of
feFsia dld every thing it could to defcr the blow
but Intellectually. II has produced considerable
sensation here, in consequence of the connec,ior
between tue Grand Seignior and the Courts of
FeTsa and several persons antIcipate that il will
lead 10 rupture between this country and Rus
sla' i MS notion has become The more current in
consequence OF the hustle in the political depart
ments, and certain interviews between the Russian
envoy and the Grand Vizier, which are said TO
nave terminated sngrily. At present, however.
all Is conjecture, excepting the fact OF bostjlities
having commenced between Russia and Persia -
/ Extract OF a private letter, dated Malta. AUG.
20 should not omit to tell you tina, the pri-
va'e secretary OF Lord Cochrane, Mr.. Hesketb,
came over here some time since from Sicily. 1t
appears from what be mentioned, that his Lord
ship was then in the Unicorn yatch, at Nessnn
and waiting, most spxously, for the squadron oF
steam-vessel' from England His Lordship was
also surprised that the Committee had been so ST.
pine IN the matter, as he conceived they had ba5
time enough from his engagement with them 70 have
| had every tmng IN perfect preparation. His Or
Ject here was to try the spirit of the Government
| WIN respect TO Greece, to know what forces yv.
had in Levant, and whether the steam vessels had
toached at Malta or not. Lord Cochrane went
under the name OF MIR. Blair, at Messina
Extract from priu0te letter.
MOSCOW, Sept 5.Leaving these commercial
matters, let me tell you something about the Coro-
nation OF the Emperor Nicholas. which was Der.
formed with all the pomp and ceremony which
custom has established here, on Sunday last the
81 inst, but the 22d August Of their style Il took
place, according 10 usage, within the kremlin.
where unfortunately, the ~ ace istoo limited to admit
Of adequate display, 80 that In the procession
all the persons were huddled together, and the ef-
feet was triiiing and d-pleasing. II Naa far infe
rior 10 splendour to the pro ession from 1yes,-
minister Hall, for there was a want here OF variety
and msgnihcence IN the dresses Of the men. me
only brilliant part being m We uniform Of the
Generals and the Empefer's Aids-de cs,r., ,.t,s.