Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24

liberty of the press. The censorship has been
established by royal ordnance. The following
Is clause : -" Every number of a journal or Pc
riodicsl wiring, must, before it is printed be fer
nshed with the pisa of this Bureau, which shall
authorize the publication OF it, according TO Art
:, of the law of March, 1920.
Every thing respecting the Thames Tunnel was
proceeding favoursbly.
The return OF Mr.. Turner, father of Miss Turn
er, 10 his house at Blackburn, made known by
merry peals from the bell of the parish chusch.
Miss I. IT said, will shortly give her hand TO the
representative of most ancient family i'm that
cosnty, and with il the probable reyersion o.
100000. Mr.. Leigh, celebrated traveller, is
| the intiiv idual named
Report mentions that the Duke of ST. A lbans
received on his marriage present of 1900 ,00O and
an annuity of l700o per annum.
n letter rom Constantinople, dated 29tb OF
May, says, the Perseverance steam vessel in the
service OF the Greeks, was attacked by four Tur-
klsh vessels and captured. One of The first shots.
carried away her paddles, and resistance of couI Sc
became useless.
An express from Constan;inople was received
this morning; the date is tosthe 30th May -
iheTe Is no truth In the report, that Mr.. Strait
ford Canning had left Consantuople, but the
gociaii'ns were rumored 10 have taken -unfa O.
vorable turn. The piracies in the Mediterranean
are stili Increasing, particularly OFF Scio and Mi
tylene, where three Greek cruisers attempted to
take vessel undeI the convoy of Genoese ri
gate. Globe
L0rd Pioten. This distinguished Nobleman
took his sea as Chief Justice If the Common Pleas
on Monday. The Court, long before his Lord
ship arrived, was crowded to excess, and through
out the day continued TO be the resort of the pro.
t=sson and the public, who tironged to render
homage TO the high character and splendid talents
oil the llustrious Chief Justice. Ga entering the
| Court, his Lordship bowed most courteously to
the Gentlemen OF the Bar, AMI after he was seated,
called on them by name, according 10 seniority, 10
move. Tie other three judges, Moore, Johuson
! and IoTTens, sat with his Lordship.
DUjfi7 FyeenIau'S Journal
The crops continue favorable.
The rumor OF meeting OF the principal Ge
man princes sill prevails. The plare of meeting
will, it is eaid, be Saltzburg The Emperor If
Austria and the King of Bavaria are to proceed
!hther S"d afterwards to be joined b. the KING Of
Prussia.
From tic Eioae, jane p.
lbTSiiim Pacha continues Ills rsvs2es along the
coasts OF Arcadia 5000 persons have taksn
refuge In the castle Of Chiarenzs, and have refused
the proposals OF equalization which have been
IN ade.
Vienna say, that the Ambassadors of The Allied
Powers will speedily Insist answers f. ON the
Turkish Government, relative 10 putting an end to
The troubles OF Greece; and reports say. should
the answers be unsatisfactory, the whole diplomat
&c body will leave Constantnople.
CORFU, May 26.-Letters from Syra and The
Island Of Egena, inform us that the accounts cir
culSted on the affair of Athens exaggerated
II is true that the number of Turks killed is less
than that Of the Greeks; but in spite OF all the Ss-
raskleT's advantages, The Greeks have taken from
him all the positions he occupied the coast; and
they retain those which they occupied on the con-
iineRt.
10 the Gulf of Yolo, Kiouteki pacha had eight
transports, destined 10 convey provisions from him
TO Ihessaly; but the indefstigsb e Col. Heidecker
employed to cut of The communication of Red
schld Pacha with that province by sea, and to
blockade the Isle OF Eubcca has captured four OF
the vessels, and sunk the rest. This brave Bava
ran acts vigorously against PropO, which was the
enfTePot through which the enemy's camp was
supplied with provisions.
Gen. Church, al the head Of the Moreotes, and
other Greeks who have followed his STANDARD, de-
lends Attica Oh the East, and his II lmeiotes still
occupy the wood of Olives.
From the Ga-ette cf tiiS Morning.
Our Boston Correspondent has transmitted to Us
the following extract Of letter dated Pernaln-
buco. July 9:
9 We are OF opinion that the price of -four will
continue favorable for some months to come II
VIII OF course depend in great measure on the
quantity which may be sent from the u States;
out as the La Plata will, without doubt, soon be
open, rrelIminaies OF peace having been signed al
hIo, and sent TO Buenos Ayres for ratification
we may venture TO encourage shipments, as in the
event OF disappointment in the Brazilian market
vessels may proceed 10 Buenos yies. We have
accounts from Bahia of The 22d ult that state
small cargo Of good -four would readily command
IL mli!Ieas. We quote flour here al IL millreas,
and think it Will aJyance.''