Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02

To the country, That his Giate the Duke Of Wei
iirgton has accepted his M'je'ty's most g'aciou-
oter OF The COMMAND OF tue army. The cons
uiuncalon, We understand, wSs conveyed to
bis Grace ssho is now in the country by
The Marquis OF Angie-ea. The Marquis re-
TUNED lsst night with his Grace's answer
FiSnllying his acceptance of the prolfered dig !
nny. We are convinced this co,smunIc alton
Will be received 10y all classes with unmix Ell plea
sure; Tor there has never been second opinion ,
TO his being he only man in whose hanJs tia, high
'usi should be reposed Courier.
itTo~ tas Lssisn Hep Times Of Ia gust 2A.l
CITY, THURSDAY EVENING. /
"a panic OF more absurd description than ~
have Tor some time Witnessed, and which had The
effect OF depressing Tie Funds above sne per cent
without the slightest cause, experienced this
d7y. Consols for The Account opened al ST So
aad advanced 10 81 i-2 5-S at " hcb quo alton
hey remained until about = O'Clock. when rapid
fall onmerced From 81 IS, they suddenly
dr2rpedte 81 is, at Which price they made
stand Tor lev niinutes, and declined to 8 81
l. was then acer'sined that an express had been
received from Paris 10y firm, one OF the part
ners OF which is living there, he other rr,npining
D" ,hs Stock Exchange here. IL WAS instantly
reported that OF the no-t upiay Durable de
,cription had been received 10y it. ALI the Am
osssadois were stated to have quilted Constant
nopie, aud war with the Porte 10 he inevitable,
aad that decline had token place Ia the French
funds Of between Two and three ger cent. ihe
.
passed between 81 ain and Portugal. Various
other Iumours were excessively put forth, ard the
noJai ESchanSe became the raying point OF all
psfiies 10 hea' the news. Consols declined still
iu''her 20 Go 8, when some suspicion arose that
NOSE reports were altogether false, and some OF
the spectators end-ayoured ge, back a, as good
price as they could wbat they pre- yiously sold
AZ ABOUT hali-past three O'Clock, more expresses
arrived, when LehUd instead of decline, II ap-
peaied that at seven O'Clock Thursday evening,
the French three per Cents at Paris had advanced
nVe cen,itEes, the price being quoted 73E 40c
and not the slightest aliusion was made TO any oil
the fumolFs winch had been propegated upon the
receipt o. the lrst express The Consoi Market,
ceio'e The arrival OF the last expresses had IL
some degree recovered from the depression occa
sioneu oY he reports and the sales which
mad been eiitc'ed at four o'clock the p,ice was
30 rs 81 Tor this end 81 Ia Tor the OCTOBER ac-
u"'; ExchsQ9er Bills 5Ss pm; India bones
'ls. pm. he Ysfty receiving the fret express
are exported 10 have sold Consois to very large
amount one account says hail million.
The MsTke, had been sgltaied during the morn
Ins from da'nes'IcrepOrts respecting The state OF
Inc administrator The spirits oil tie speculator-
wee therefore predisposed TO be affected by any
other rumor which might, be raised.
The Foreign Market has been depressed through
the fall IA C0nsols. Mexican Bonds have beep
doae &C z, but closed al GO s. S: t;oionb,.a.
SV' hus-i~", 96 g; Spanish, 10 Is; F,encb
hentes Eve per Cent, l0if. Soc; Brazilian Min
ING Shares, il pm United Mexican, 2Ia dls. -
Angels~ Mexican, 80 l-2 dis
Lie letter received this morning from Paris, re
spectng the Exchanges, are certainly favourable:
very lew Bills we're 10 be procured unon london
even at an advance IN price--and they state Thai
instead OF gold being ex ported from England il
would be necessary TO send from France INTO tbi,
country.
buoHAHHsr, July %. We expec, with in,-
patience lite next post from Constantnoyle because
we may probably learn trom il what IMPRESSION
mas Dsen made on the Diyaa by the salIing of The
RUSSIAN heet from CronsiAt, snd by the Treaty be
tween England Russia, and france, which is now
NHo"h' DO lar as we can infer from the latest sc
eVuhis the forie wi! resist II, aud il uJay even bc
feared that the national resentment of tbs Mys
seiHahs may manifest itself ia some manner ,,r
other
SEMLIN, August l. -TsriaIs from Sores bring
"ofd mat corps OF newly organized troops is on
us march through that part of the country t.
support the Sera.kier in suppressns the inso,,sc.
uo"' A'msments are making throughout The o. |
'oihah Empire Tor the speedy atairmsut of this
objec, w
fRIEsrl, Aug. 3.--we learn by vessel.
~i'en ia. aived IN Fl day from Patras thai The
turkish iset sailed from that harbour on The I2th
Of July Ia go {" Modon, " here it vas to wait lor
he EGYPTIAN fleet. Two thousand mules had ar
TIved at Paras.o from Albania
CORFU July 2l We know nothing Precise
respecting the plan nf Lord Cochrane or the forces
~''A''siHS in
al parts oil the Pei lonnessus, obstacles which he
aiJ not expect ir the iiimness aud activity of the
SteeSs. Hs first attacked AlegasriIean, the best
l"'leG convent IN Greece and wa. yepnIsed WI, l.
i"Ss. t1syihS afterwards marched into the terrific
y Oh hs'leas, he met with lSikitas md C;ennaes |
CoiocoI'oni. Their vigorous resistance defeat ed !
iis PtosPsets' which were 10 gather in the corn
and drive oil the cattle, is order 60 send tbs,, 10
Ai'poiiZzl, which IL IN distress for provisions The
r"~'"e" part ol 'e Inhabitants eiTed to distance
"oio 'ne toaus at his approach, and all the ,en lie
meets with aIe .Iuetl
neoTchid Pscha has turned towards the interior !
oI ureees but ibefe there four thousand e.oIue
soldiers, to subdue whom viii cost lin, t,o,,bls |
time, AMI many
Ihe Consianiaop!e fleet has re.u ned for The
second iime TO NavSTiBo, and left the field cies,
io' me Tour Greek brjss, which Lord Coclrsne
hss ieit 10 blockade tue entrance OF the Gulf oil
Corinth. "
NAPoLI, July 9.--Since the capitulstion of the
AcTop1lis' we remain rather in a state of ueace
'b'h OF war. The cOuTsge Of those who have
inns IL Away the same, shd the ,niaati,n nj
We HTeeSs 10 reconqurr Their independence spresds
u'or- and more. TIE very arrival Vi Lord Coct-
fs"e and General Church appear to have s..I.dI
'he hosfiy oi The Greek nation. The prudence of
"e"e'"' Ohu'eh on The one side. and bis Influence
over the minds OF the soldiers will recall the btu
matt era OF our victories by land; the genu. oil
LORD C"cbTdne, and his experience, viii discover
we means ol deiea ing The great Turkish vessels
dh' % inspiring terror within the eneu,v's Dor,s |
Greece l. grateful towards both tlere C,,sien |
Chie's, VINO have FASTENED To take up her ca... Il,
q hiehi' uDesj aaJ their appear. nee every yvb,r.
l"a uan6sf or The country calls for their cid, re-
ueehes The courage of the Greeks Gen t'b,,.h i
IN us PeoponnessOs; he is shout to form eamt
near We town OF Caiauits, TO oppose the Aral,s.
WHO Traverse the interim of The r.,,n,,. - - II