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


Lists to the 2Sd, and Liverpool papers to the
25th, all inclusive
Average price OF grain for the week ending
September 18Th; wheat, sos lid; barley, 3Is ma:
oats, 2ss Id; rye Ais 5d.
SCOTLAND
Trade has considerably revived al Glasgow aud
IN o'her towns. cotton work in Renfr evshire.
which was valued by competent persons in July
las, al Iil, 900, was offered public sale in Sept
al Paisley, at the "upset price, of GII,50O. and
after Keen competition, was sold at Ella 500
RUSSIA.
- ie'ter nom Moscow OF the 4ih, said to be
from person who has access to the hes, informa-
tion, contains the following paragraph:
| The new Emperor shows disposition to de-
viate very much from the European policy of his
oeiunct brother; wishing thereby 10 become popu
ar and to naionalize himself as much as possible
l ne storm that menaced on the side of Turkey j.
mol yet d'ssipated, and another is rising on The
side OF Persia II the frs, is 10 take effect, great
explosion VIII follow; as in that event the Emne-
Wi - 10 heau the army, and push quickly the con-
'es' 10 an end Here every body seems 10 think
success very easy matter; but atm no, of that
opinion, and believe that such an expedition will
meet the tate OF former ones directed 10 the same
| purpose"
| we md II stated in letter from Paris that it
reported IN the political circles Of the French
capital, that the Emperor of Russia has address ed
circular TO the several Cabinets of Furoae n,o
testing against the proposed levy of 500 600 men
by the Turkish Sultan. The report states that the
emperor declares the existence of such a Turkish
iorce, trained in the European tactics to be ncon
sisient with the rules laid down at the conclusion
OF the war, by the Allied Powers, and incomca,i-
oe WIN The safety OF countries 81 uated nearest TO
Russia. "
The number of Russian troops collected around
| MOSCOW, amounts to 100000 According 10 ac-
counts from that capital, provisions are plentiful
ana the price has not risen, Notwithstanding the
crowds OF strangers who come 10 witness the Co
Ionation.
letter from Cons,antinople of August 2Ist.
states that hosiilites had commenced between Rus.
sia and Persia, in the direction OF Tiffss, and it is
added that the Prince Ab5as Mira has a secret
treaty with Russia against his father.
The French papers of the 18th Sept. contain
some intelligence from Greece, communicated by a
french volunteer, the Count d Harco1rt and hirh-
~ cheering 10 the Christian Notaithstand-
ing the want OF harmony between the government
ana the military chiefs, the Turks aud Egyptians
mao experienced severe reyerses. Even in the
plain OF Iripolizza, where the nature of the ground
favored the operations of disciplined troops some
OF loEahim's best soldiers were defeated and cut 10
pieces and 1t IS stated that had not Colocotroni
sounded retreat when he saw two thousand
Arabs, with two hundred cavalry, Issuing from the
Town, that body would have suffered the same fate
as the uIeeAs were superior In numbers, and ami
ha'eu oy success, were equal to The most audacous
enterprises. Nicetas d distinguished himself on this
occasion He fought for three hours in position
where he was surrounded, and at last made his re-
treat, aiter dong much execution against the
Turks. General Peroya, who commands the
Arcadians, had destroyed two hundred Arabs who
escorted convoy OF provisions through the passes
OF LondHri' and the capture of the convoy couId
nor Raj 10 be severely felt by the Egyptians IT
IrIpolIZza. The raising ofthe siege of Athens is
! 10 i,,I
| tsins OF Upper Pbocis, and had capitulated when
Redschid Pacha md his army passed through Salo-
ma, mad raised again the standard ofndep emdence.-
Inc villages OF Attica, who had also feigned sub
mission In order to be able to get IN their harvest
had resumed their arms, and fallen on the Seras-
kier rear, which they had seriously annoyed,
a. to have alarmed him for The safety OF his army
and induced him 10 retire to Zeitouni where be
could not be cut OF. 1t was observed with sa-
! tl5iaciion, that the JaDissares of Nesropon, had
not co-operated with Redschid in his expediiion
against Athens, and that the Pscha of Eubea being
Jealous OF his progress, had hin no assistance
but kept his troops, under several pretences within
his owl government.
| GERMANY.--A letter from Amsterdam dated
the llth OF September, states that since the inte,-
| iigence had been received that England had opened
her ports for foreign grain, and would probably
draw from foreign countries 3 ZOO 900 quarters
OF oats, 2,OOO 600 ofrye, and 900 900 of barley
iue price vi gram nau risen cent per cent,
raj parts oil Germany The crop, with the excep-
ton of oats, not having been abundant either in G. err
many, Poland, or Russia, it is thought that England
must employ capital of at least hundred mil
lions oil francs Tor the purchase Of foreign grain
and that In consequence of this the continent Will
return part OF the sum in the purchase of English
merchandise, which must necessarily rive new
impulse 10 the manufactures of Great Britain
HOLLAND - On the 10Th September poyvder
magazine at Ostend blew up with a tremendous ex
ploslen. 1t contained ,2G5 barrels powder. each
barrel weighing 80 killogrames, the whole rather
more than sixty tons English Many buildings
were shattered TO pieces, and almost every building
sustained some injury Thirty persons were killed
and many others severely injured. it j. not, says
letter rom Ostend, in the power OF language to
depict the CONSERVATION and despair oil .he inhabi
tants when feeling the first shock Of the explosion
| they all left their bomes-ned to tue neighbouring
heids, and abandoned their property and Their
| friends had entered the town only the night
before, when all cbesrlulness, animation and
peacej but, after the morning of Tuesday, every
house was partially or altogether unroofed lock-
bolts, end bars, literally flew asunder-the yvindo,
frames and the glass were scattered to the winds 80
the ceilings of the houses in and near The Opav
were as II strained from the joiss the walls vayvn
ed from their peIpendicusrs, and the very Counda-
/ lions were shaken 20 their centre. Rumour des-
cribes this event. first to man having walked into
the arsenal with nails In his shoes and thereby 10
nHing the powder; then again, TO man being al
lowed 10 smoke pipe IN the arsenal, and the fire
being communicated in that manner.
PoRrUGAL-We have Lisbon dates TO the 3D.
OF Sept The Princess Regent has issued an order
IN relation TO the PRESS in which IL is ordsined that
= the Tribune snail appoint twelve censors. who