Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
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NEW YORK;, Dec S.-By the Packet Shin
70 K. C'p'. DE Cost, The Editors of the Mornine
Crure, h We reee we'd their regular files of London
y per-. to the 23i Oct Liverpool to The 2llb. and
Lloyd Lss, & tothe 10Th r!em.
Thu news from the Continent, are ANTICIPATED. bv
The French papers, brought by The Boil, ar from
H-vre. The London papers are discussing the stat +
OF affairs betweei Turkey and the Three PO3csys
and they incline to the belief that The Porte will
not listen TO any proposition from the Allies Judg
ing from our private intelligence. we believe that
the Allies do moi desire it; they calculate on the
lmpertuTbable ob'tnacy OF the Turk for juslifics
ZION OF their capacIots plans, of self sgeTandiZa-
mini. Were he TO accept OF their present propo.
siiion they nigh be in want of pfetex, for carr.
5ng 50 large Turkey.
The s.. Petersburg Journal of abe 9th Oct rives
an account OF another affair which took place ear
the village OF Vanaud, between the Russian troops
and body OF 5000 Persian cavalry. a sanguinary
confiic' ensued. but the peIsisns were repulseJ s
driven back towards Ordahad
Gibraltar letters and papers 10 the 81 Oct. had
been received in London. The Emperor of RIoroc-
had sent depuiatIon Of Moors to purchase "a :,
sailing vessels az cruisers. They were accompanied
by son OF IheBashaw Of Tangier but had not sue
ceeded in their mission at The date of these ac-
counts. The vessels wanted were supposed 10 be
intended TO cruise against the flags OF the northern
European nations.
Shackel, the proprietor Of John Boil newspaper
n IL
deceal libel on Mr.. HsTtshorn, and found guilty.
The libel imputed to Mr.. Heller, formerly repre-.
sentative OF the University OF Cambridge, gro 3
wlckelness. The Attorney General observed that
the punishment ought TO be of the heaviest & po.t
ignominIous character.
Portugal and Spain continue in an unsettled
s'a,e-the former may perhaps be queted by the
early expected arrival OF Don Miguel. Imprson-
ments continue al Lisbon. General Stubs has been
unanimously acquitted. fbe only crime Of this bon.
oTable Engllshmsn was zeal Tor his adopted couu-
rs; his onlj folly was manly irankness towards
crl2y woman, for such the Princess Regent an
pears TO be.
The Proclamation OF the Greek Committee of
Government, dated Aug. 2lst, o s. Is translated in
the Allied Powers, as an important aud decisive
circumstance; but reminds Inc Greeks that much
depends on their own conduct
The correspondence OF Lord Clarendon, and
Lord Rochester, with the diary Of the former
psrtiCGlarIsing the eve0,s of the Revolution, is in
HE ftess. The o. Bren's ard lie O'Fiaherly's, ="
by Lady Morgan, is on the eve cf publication
Ihe Brush Parliament bad been further rroro.
gated iill the end OF December, which viii pu'
off Their actual session Ill February, as they meet
IN December aud adjourn for the holidays.
Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, is elected Repre-.
sentative of Ianaik Shire, to supply the vacancR
occasonsd by the death Of Lord Archibald Ha.
milton.
One Of the papers Of the 20ih says, that the
Duke VI Gordon, il ialked Of % Governor General
tor Canada We have never heard that Fad Dali
housle intended 10 resign, although It may be
easily believed that he Il tired OF Canada lie
has mos, turbulent set OF men 10 keep in order.
F0m Basil BY The arrival Of the brig yYrp
Tell Capt Basse from Rio de Janeiro, whence she
sailed on the 9th oct. wc have received fle oil
the "DiGris FYumm. nce," from lOh Sent. 10
"a Oct inclusive. We have only room tbs day,
for very summary glance 81 their contents In
the Brazilian Senate, resolution was introduced
10 lQWda,e The debts Of The Empress; IL did not
NEE wlh GerI sppr obalion, bat was Passed af.
te' uiucn discussion. The Legislature have petition
ell be Emperor 60 adv nee ihe march OF education.
by lnsitutiag an order TO be cslied "Ihe protec
'ors Of Bells Leures," also, TO sbor en- the tedio
Duration o. criminal processes, aud hage repTesen
'eI he mesos is which IBIS object might be
ta el, which vss giaciousI5 received.
Inc Brazlisn Chamber OF Deputies. have im
posed tax upon the estates end properly OF For. I
i5nefs, residing withou ths Empne
Fhe Members OF the Legislative BODY, have o
psne a subscnp 100 loi the relief Of the suffering
nh b.aa.s Of Csars, and North Rio Gfsade. The