Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-11

tAost around aer arc very iuuic,ous persons. she
amises herself with music, aud the Constitu tionai
hymn is one Of her fsvortes. She had been, at
the last accounts, deprived OF military escort, and
the mayor provided her with constable, to keep
the streets clear when she moved out"
The Lord LiAut. of Ireland has issued procia-
nation, prohibiting uulawiu meetings, acting in
concert, and assuming the appearance OF military
ARA. and discipline, 10 the well founded terror vi
his Maiesty's iege subjects, and endangerns the
public safety, charging all sheriIs; &c. to be aiA
ing an assisting in the execution of such laws and
preventing such meetings.
The Glasgow Courier says: Grain is now get
ting to such height, thar sugar may prob ably oe
used in dstillution. We believe that clause was
inserted in late act OF Parliament. permitting, at
I the option Of the distier, the OF sugar, when
grain exceeded certain price, and which price
the grain now exceeds. The state Of things will
robably give iirmness and activity 10 the sugar
markets."
Greece.-According to the intelligence bro ught
by French brig from the Morea, the second
Egyptian convoy from Alexandra was off the
Coast. lbrahm was TO embark with the second
convoy. The convention for the evacuation Of
The Morea has given great displcasure to the
Porte The Viceroy of Egypt excused himself
by saying that he had been compelled TO sign the
convention by the threat of Admiral Cordrington
10 blockade all the Egyptian ports. aad bornbard
Alexandria.
At Provesa there had been mu,iny among
Zen. Church's troops respecting their pay. II
was suppressed on promising the mut,ueers three
months paw.
The report, says the London Courier, of Turkey
meaning TO declare war against France, ob,ains
credit with the Paris Papers, which argue, that
as the intention Of the Porte was known TO be as
hostile as ever to the emancipation of Greece, nd
as Turkish army is said to be destined TO the
Morea TO act against the French, declaration Of
war may naturally be expected.
Russ,d and Iurkey.-Accounts had been re-
We in nrsn ~ el< 1.
fore Shumla 10 the 18th, and before Varna to
the l7ih OF Sept. No attack has been Made upon
Shumia, and the bulletin merely Announces that
Tue hue Sians troops maintained hair positions in
'front.' Oh that place; but there appears to nave been
evidently directed their principal efforts against
mat fortress, and according to their own account,
they had succeeded on the 4th i'm making breach,
and OBJ aiming possession OF an entrance TO it. A
nag OF truce being sent into the fortress. confer
ence took place between Admiral Greig and the
turkish Governor, but the negotiations were bro
kxn OIL, the object OF the Pacha being il is alleged
only To give tune, and the cannonads recommenc-
ed on tn 18th 1t Is probable that the Einpe ror
Nicholas will spare sacrifice TO obtain possession
oil this fortress, before that period OF season ar
rives at which the campaign must close. Ii it do
mol capitulate, and an attempt be made carry il
by storm, the carnage will be dreadful; for il is
stated in private letters, written by Russian officers
serving with the beseiging army, that the garrison
70 600 strong resolved TO defend that place 10
the last extremity.
the London Courier Of the 9Th says, The
Operations before Choumla seem to linger. and no
further attacks have been made upon the Turks.
III Is evident that the Russian army will soon
retrogade movement; indeed the hospitals and
magazines have already moved to Jeni Bazaar The
Grand izier has effected his junction with Hus-
sfin Pacba. The Campaign may now be consider
cd as neatly al an end"
The Turks have been defeated under the walls
oil Akhalzk, in Asia Minor, and their camp Ia
ken possession OF by the Russians The Russian
General Kovolkow killed in the eag 5gement
Ach'--d Pscha has occupied Este Slant oul on
Gen Rug,ger's esviag IT. The Grand YiZirr's
troops were between Koshtan aud Karnaba. in or
der TO join Hussell Pacha. Farna defended itself
bravely.
Ii was reported at ST. Petersbugh that third
levy OF men was to be rnado in Russia.
Paris papers OF the 9Th October contain the Off
ciai notice of the blockade of the Dardaneies,
made by the Earl of Aberdeen to the committee of
Lloyd's.
VIENNA, Sept, 22.-The Russian Bulletin Of
sept y, detailing the affairs which have taken place
near ShOmla, has produced here great sensation.
Is believed that the Grand Vizler, after his juno
uon with Hussein Bey, will renew the sttack.upcn
The Russians, and should he succeed, general req
treat on their part mus, be the consequence. But
even should they beat the Turks and enter Varna.
ii Is almost sure that they will the Danube
10 take up environments during the autumn and
winter. The Emperor Nicholas promised the EN-
press, when he quilted her, that BE- should see her
in $. Pctersburgh.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Oct q.
In addition to a large supply during the week,
we hsd a lar arrival OF wheat from Essex, Kent,
and Suffolk, this mornings still the factors, demand
ed very high prices--bui the sales of fine wheat
that have been effected were at loss. per quarter,
old; and Ses. for fine whte and 8ss. per quarter,
Tor new red, with rather free demand. Fine malt
ing barley was Is. per quarter higher, such kind
being IN short supply. New beans, of both dos
'cripnons. were IS. per quarter dcarer. Peas re.
main steady at our last currency. Oats are from
Is. to Is: per quarter higher, and much business
lone Ia fresh corn Notwithstanding the arrival
large. in other articles there il no aItera ton.
WHEAT Sis. los. rye 81 a So, barley 80 As
matt 6i 6S, white peas 40 a II, boilers 10 30
grey peas 30 30, small beans new, 3S 40, tick
DO do. sS SO. oats, potato, 81 50, Poland p
81 ~ Iced "a 70, -four rs a go, rape seed E25