Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-21

but in the mean time the country is ravsged. The
amongst the Armenian merchants 10
very great; they have suspended all their business
and all payments Tells, the en'repot for the mer-
chandise consumed in Georgia, sent into Persis.
loses its most important market by the Eruption Of
the Persians into the frontier provinces.
The Piiote speaks of Manifesto of the EN-
peror Nicholas, issued at Moscow ON he 4th of
Sept. as having I" produced q powerful effect"
and asks; " What would there be extraordinary In
a treaty between Nicholas and Constantine, by
which the empire of the Crescent should become
the pa,rimony of the latter, on condition that the
latter should be united in the same person ??
TURKEY Advces from Cons,an,inople are
TO the llh of September. Since The dreadful FIRE
which consumed part of this capital, kind of
tranquility prevails but the distress Of the Turks s.
Armenians, who wander about without an asylum,
is beyond description. II is now out of all doubt
thai the Ere was the act OF the Jannssaries and
their party. II may be remembered, that at the
lime Of their suppression they covered the walls
of ConstantinoPle with placsrds, in which they
threatened the Sultan that they would return, even
from the bottom OF the sea, to average their
wrongs. For some time past the Divan, and e.
ven the Sultan himself appear more uneasy than
ever. This may be inferred from The new mea-
sures which have just been adopted. In order not
to reduce the inferior classes of the population 10
despair, the Government 10 obliged 70 keep provi-
sons at lower price than they were twenty
years ago. The prospect of the future is, never
theless. gloomy and threatening. Since she deli
very OF the Russian ultmatum, Mr.. Sira,ford
Canning. the English Ambassador, ha. also pre-
sented TO the Divan note, in which he enfos ces
the claims OF British subjects who suffered in their
property at the beginning Of the troubles and par
icularly at Scio. II il supposed that these de
man,ls Will tend to render the Porte still more dis
posed To submit TO the conditions imposed by
Russia. However. nothing has yet transpired res
pecting the resolutions of The Divan.
The German papers contain an article, dated
Sept. 10, from the Frontiers of Modavia, which,
1t true, is OF consider able importance 1t states
that peace being necessary the completion Of the
Sultan Mahmoud's grand designs. orders have
been sent TO the Commissioners at Alderman "a
accede to the demands of Russia, and to conclude
deinitive treaty Of peace between the two coun.
| tries.
! GREECE A vessel sailed from Ancona on
the 18th of September, for Zante, with provisions
on board, destined for Napo!i di Romania, and
conveying several Bavarian officers, who are about
to enter into the Greek service. These officer,
are esp ecially recommended to the Lord High
| Commissioner OF the Ionian Islands, by the Kins
of Bavaria, in autograph letters from his Majesty
| who takes the highest interest in the cause O
Greece. A confirmation of the relief of Athens
on the 9th OF August, is said to have been re-
| ceived az Abcona, by way of Corfu. This obie Ct
is stated to have been effected by the combined
exertions of karaiski, Fabvier, and Pauoras
which obliged Redscbid Pacha to re,rea,. - Let
tiers from BtogIia, of the 18th Of September, give
likewise intelligence of the raising OF the siege o
Athens; and those from Napoli of the Oath o
August, mention that Colocotroni had game,
some advantages, after much hard fighting in tn,
! Morea.
London, Oct. l4-C City. tweiue O'Clock.
THE FUNDs.-The English Funds have been
very steady all the morning, at 80 1854 for mo-
ncy, and so g. l2 for Account: the transac-
tons have hitherto been of little Importance.
The principal interest in the Foreign FUND.-
has been greatly excited by the arrival at Ports
mouth OF His Majesty's frigate the Hussar from
Vera Cruz and Havsnnah, with the Mexican Min
lister and specie; with respect TO the quantity o
specie, il Is said 10 be $50 900 dollars for accoun
OF the Mexican Government, and the same q-,an
tity for merchants account. This arrival bein:
known before The opening OF the Foreign house
gave an impetus 10 the Mexican Bonds, which hay,
gone up 10 G5l 6. Colombian Bonds left off YES
terday az 80 l-2 and opened this morning at i
but advanced to 40 1-2. Greek Stock is a shad,
belt r, being Ia l-2. In Shares, the chief novelt,
Is the great improvement in Real de Monte Mnini
Shares, which, from 100 dis. at which they have
lately been at, till within these few days, have adj
vsnced gradually, and are now at from par 10 q
pm; this rise is said to be caused by the highly IA
vourable accounts which have been lately receives
! IRON their agents.
! a letter from Algers, of the 9Th of September
states that intelligence of almost authentic ma
ture was received there, tina, Mi n Laing and al
hrs compap ions had been assassnated in the deser
by one OF the tribes called Twarnies.