Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-28


large public sales of Tobacco yesterday and to-da,
nave gone oft at great reduction from the prevou.
nominal price, IN some instances, as much as so tc
40 per cent. lower
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BALriMoNE, April 26.-The ship General
Putnam, captain M'Manus arrived last night. in
the short passage of IS days from Liverpool. w,
are indebted TO the polite attention of CONNER
ciai friend for London papers TO tbs 22d and Lii
verpool 10 the 9th March inclusive
| The London Courier OF the 22nd says:-0 the
accounts from Windsor this morning respecting the
King health continue TO be most favourable hi.
progress towards convalescence was extremely
! satisfactory. 1t was deemed unnecessary 10
issue any more bulletins on the subject of his
health.
| A Londan paper Of the 22l ult. announces on
what IT terms good authority, that regard being
hau 10 the very delicate circumstances in which th,
Kingdoms and Royal Family of Portugal are plac-
ed by the demise of the Crown, and complex en-.
ENGAGEMENTS OF Don Pedro, the existing Regency
is to be continued for some considerable time, and
70 De supported by the influence of the British and
French governments
Ihe same paper asserts, that in order to oy crave
II requisite, the Queen. faction, strong squadron
OF EhSiish men OF war has been gradually collect.
ing In the Iagus, where it now remains: and
where 1t cannot fail to inspire the necessary conf
dencc In the Regent and her Ministers, against all
opponents
WELLINGToN's MISSION TO RUSSIA.
On the 20rh ult dispatches were received a,
London from Lord Wellington at ST. pe,er.l,rr
Inc l>otdon Times of the 22d gives the follow.
Ing account OF the objects of the Dukes mission Ia
Russia: W
LONDON, March 90.
we have much satisfaction in stating, that the
mission oil his Grace the Duke of Wellington ha.
commenced under favorable auspices If our in.
,eiieence be not incorrect, the first interview oil
MS Grace with his Imperial Majesty bore TIE
aspect not merely of gracious feeling toward,
the Ambassad IT, but of an uneauivocaI concur.
renee In the great object of his embassy- viz the
preservation of unbroken tranquility Throughout,
Europe.
1t IS understood AS we, indeed. nnoanced the
iact 10 be at the period of the Duke's departure
nom this country, that he was char ged with VIVA,
lniSh' De termed credentials, from France, and
aas,ria, and Prussia, az well as from Great Ri
tam, all calculated to impress the cabinet of s,
Petersourgh with the conviction that the above
great powers are unanimous in their purpose-
LIST. VI protecting the Greeks agaist the Otto.
man.
ID. OF protecting the latter against am attack
from Russia
Inc Duke OF Wellington is said 10 have eceiv-
Ell the most prompt assurances of the Satisfaction
hrst OF the two objects explained to him; and of
mas eai!fe accuiescence in the second
Inc hve most powerful States of Cbristendom
are now IL IS added, TO unite in a common and pre-
reinptory declaration to the Grand Seisnor thu,
Greece shall no longer be occupied or invaded bv
ms armies that he must give up all pr etensons 10
'he sovereignty OF that people, and cease in apy
manner 10 modest them.
On their part ii is affirmed that The Greeks ,r,r
OF the negotiation ssilh Russia and contemna,ino,
lis successful result have offered Inc constituion
throne OF their country 20 each in succession of Q
foreign princes-the Duke of Sussex. I,eonolI n
Sake Coburg, and the son of Gustavus the S,ye1a.
ou' that by none OF them has the royal prize been
accepted The Greek nation, however, will h.
e' 70 the choice OF Its own chief, and of the form
OF government hich best may sui, ills eenirs
wants or prejudices.
With respect TO Russia, she will feel the reces-
sity OF abstainng from any positive act. or
even hon demonstrations and nep,ces IS
| aggression upon Turkey. There is T,,Is
doubt that Nicholas has troubles TO con,end
win at home, which would not be appeased
but might be aggravated, by the incidents and ca
sualties OF foreign warfare. A reduction. there
lore, oil the military malcontent power of Russia
may be naturally anticipated by surrounding sta,es
Let, then, the Duke of Wellington come b,cl, ro
England, alter happily concluding negotiation ON
the success OF which has depended the peace f En-
rope, and the only chance of breathing time for
this oyerburdened and exhausted country, and we
shall hail the execution of such task as amonc
the most glorious Of his achievements
From the Quotidienae of Sunday.
PARIS, March lS. Our correspondent at Mad
rid, in letter of the 9th March, saws that an in
Portant piece OF news, the report of which was
spread in that capital was general subject of con-
yersation
The Political Government of Valencia. it is
said, has sent report to the government according
to which the two brothers Bazan, who landed on
coast OF Malaga, and whose death has been an
nounced, desired at the last moment to make dis
closures On this application their execution was
suspended, after the departure of the courier who
brought the news Oft. The result of their dis
closures is that they have announced the existence
Of revolutionary forces at Naples, at Paris, and n,
London, where plots against monarchical govern
ments are continually formed
The Duke de L'lnfantado has Immediately dis
patched official notes the subject to the cabinets
of Paris, Naples and London.