Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-26

country continues progressively 10 improve; there
appears reaction also in the principal ports OF
Europe. The accounts yesterday from Hamburg,
Russia, Holland and Flanders, were generally ia
vourable, and as the markets in England continue
hrm at the late Improvement, there will probably
be corresponding effect the continent.
LIVERPOOL, August l0.-The Manchester
Mercury says, we are extremely glad to state
that the appearances OF Improvement which mani
tested themselves this week, have continued down
TO the present time, and much better feeling pre-
walls amongst mercantile men. There appears TO
be- in every quarter, decided stand against further
deprsssion.''
Accounts from Smyrna state that the Janissa>
res at that place have submitted 10 the will of the
Sultan.
The Pari. papers express belief that the Poru-
guese constitution is the work of the English ca
binct.
CoRUNNA. July 10. Two Colombian priya-
teers, brig and schooner, who cruise from Cape
Finsterre to Cape Ortesal, make daily captures,
and we have here the of several vessels rob-
bed by them.
The Quotidenne, Paris paper,) intilnates that
L" the Powers of the Continent neej not fear Eng
land Hotc, as want and insurrecticn disturb her
within, and she cannot venture on eious war
But there statesmen in Paris who remember
when England was struggling with more formida-
BILE difficulties than those which now Cypress her
commercial interests, and yet was able to contend
against France, aye, and with Spain, Holland
Sweden, Denmark, and Russia besides. If war
were necessary, she would be found as equal to it
now as ever she was.' London Cotrier
The number OF power looms in the United
Kingdom, is estimated at 81 900 which are capa-
bic of making ,254 900 yards of cloth per day,
or III yards minute.
From Paris papers of the 9Th of August.
fOil o,,in - tla .c,..
nOunced in the affair of the conspraors at St. Pc
tersburgh:
Hanged on the 9th, in the morning, Rvleiff, a
retired sub-lieutenant Journalism Kahooslsy :
BeSouchetf Michel captain in the regiment of the
guards ot Moscow Pestel, colonel of the Walks
regiment OF infantry Lerge Mouravieff, lieuten-
ant colonel OF the regiment of infantry of Tcher-
ngoff.
We have this instant received Constantinonle
papers Of the 18th July
The Standard of the Prophet was still displayed
at the Divan. The organization of the new troops
vas proceeding with activity. The Creates, tran
guilty prevailed.
The Augsburg Gazette has the following new,
from Constantinople of the 10Th July:
No essential alteration has taken place in this
capital since the departure of the last post The
accomplishment of the new measures of sovern
ment Is prosecuted with activity, and TRANQUILITY
has not been interrupted. The Sultan visit, the
mosque, as usual, with an escort of Topschis, and
The Grand Vizer seems to enjoy the confidence of
the armed Musselmen in the capital All the ac-
counts from the provinces equally favorable.
letter from Leghorn atfirms, OIL the 10Th, that
Lord Cochrane's squadron was in sight of that
port.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, July 1.-THE Sultan has
attended In person the military exercises at Eshi
Serai 1t was Mahmoud himself that iirst intima-
ted TO the Ulemas his intention to abolish the pun.
lshment of conhscaton. The Sultan has abolish
ed also several pieces of etiquette, which kept him
at too great distance from his ministers.
PARIS, August Sit is confidently asserted.
that the Dske of Beuno has given in his resispa.
ton as Major General of the Guard. The Ministry
it's Did, we're employing every means to prevail
on the Mar shall to foreso his intention.
Gen. Guilleminot has set off this mornino for
Constantinople.
The Loudon Courier OF August 9, contains a
private letter dated Lisbon. July ID, which states
that the Count Of Porto Santo had given in his re-
ssna'ion on the ground of the influence which the
British had over the affairs of the nation.
The Regent had nominated the Duke de Cadova,
to The Presidency of the Chamber of Peers, which
is approved by all.