Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-30
FOREIGN.
.ArEsT FROM ENGLAND.

NO later intelligence has been receiv ed from the
Russian army. The London papers express their
surprise at this observing that they ought by thi.
time TO be in possession OF advices ten DAYS later
than the date OF the last bulletin. Letters from
Consantnopia to the Goth OF July. received at vi
emma on the 10th OF August state that preparations
Tor defence are going on with great activity and
to great extent. The Vienna papers infer from
the pains taken IN terrifying Adrianople- the Sc
cond city III the empire and apparently not caIcu-
lated by ITS position TO make a great resistance
that the Turkish government foresaw the possibil-
iiy that the enemy might pass the deailes of the
Balkan mountains and attack the capital BY sea
and land.
The Brazilian minister at the Court of St James.
has detached frigate TO support the Governor OF
Madeira agains the blockade of Don MpuePs
squadron. The Isabella sailed from Falmouth on
the 2ist OF August destined or this service and is
so well equipped that engagement with the
oiockading squadron is considered by no means
unlikely.
Mr. Barbour, our Ambassador to EnpIa,,d. had
arrived at Liverpool
NO arrangements has yet been made TO filI the
vacancy Occasioned by the resignation of the
Lord High Admiral. the Duke of Clarence
The second division OF the French exped,ior
to the hlorea was 10 sail immediately. Ii consist
ed oil thirty-six transports aud three men of war
Lisbon Gazetes TO the 9th of August had been
received in London One vi them dated the LIST,
contains decree OF King Miguel, ordering that
all persons taken in arms shall be Immediately
tried by military commission OF seven mem.
bers, the general OF the province acting as presi-
dent and, if found guilty, shot within three DAYS
his decree is thought to be Ieveled at the que.
lila and other predatory bands
Brussels Papers to the 23d came to hand Ias,
night. Letters from Trieste OF the 9th inst contra
ny to what appears above in our extracts fiom the
Constitutional OF Friday, state that Ibrahim had
received permission from his father to evacuate
The Morea, and that transports TO carry away the
troops had act rally ief, Alexandria 1t IS te
lieved, in consequence, that before the French ar
rive the evacua ion will have taken place.
The news from the seat OF war, received at
Brussels on the 2yd, comes down TO the ~ ult I'M
to which day he Turks were in undis,urbed nos
session OF Shumla. 1t will be recoilected howe
yer, that this date IS only five days later than that
oil the last accounts, and certainly by no means
SO late as we had reason to expect. The intelli-
gepce, we anticipated, came through Vienna
and through that channel, unique siionablv. sbould
Shumla fall, should any other remarkable adj .
vantage await the arms of the Emperor. we shall
receive the earliest accounts.
LIVERPOOL, August rs
A most respe ctable deputation from the Amer; .
can Chamber of Commerce waited on the Hon
James barbour. Ambassador from The United States
oil America, on Saturday last at the Adelphi Hotel
to congratulate him on his arrival in this country
and to solicit the honour of his company TO dinner
whilst in Liverpool We understand Mr. B,r
bour expressed himself gratted by the comp,;
ment which had been paid him, and regretted that
his early departure for London prevented him
q as
sured the merchants OF Liverpool, OF the earnest
desire of his Government 10 promote that amitv
and intercourse which were so essential TO the
welfare of both countries.
The HdrUesf.-A friend has taken the opportu
nifty of conversing with a great number of the L.
ish perS, on their return To their native land ef
ter the harvest in this country. According to what
he has been able TO learn from them the amount
oil damage done to the corn is very trifing in COM
parison with some OF the reports i'm the newspa
4 n IA fnt mn af.A l. -
description from at least twenty different counties
and hnds no bad report, except from the lowlands
OF Lincolnshire, where some of them had TO cut
the corn from knee deep up TO the middle in water
tor which they were paid two CLineas per statute
acre. carrying the corn, for security to the higher
lands. From the accounts these men give general
iy, the harvest seems 10 have yielded good aver
age crop, with but little spirited corn. The wages
paid TO the reaperS has been higher than in any 9TH
er years; they obtained from shIllinps to rs shiI
lAgs per This may be accounted for from the
number OF Irish rcapers who owe being small
er than usual; but, we think, principally from The
great anxiety OF the formers 10 have their crops
OH the ianu, owing 10 the uncertainty OF the wea-
Their. TRIESTE Ane 4
Count Capo d'Istria seems not TO have intended
10 go TO Corfu, but 10 confer with Ibrahim PacLa
at Navarin with the AdmraIs of the Allies at Zan,e,
and with Gen. Church vt Lesina, from which,
place lac has returned from Poros. IL is SAID thai
his voyage and his interviews with Ihrahim Pacha
had for their object TO persuade the Egyptian Adi-
raj to leave the Morea before the departure of the
French expedition and 10 get all the foriresses oc
cupied by the Arabs & Albanians delivered nm to
the Greeks.
The conferences at Corfu win begin in The mid
die OF the month. People are very curious 10 see
whether the Porte will send PIenipo,entiary. On
the part oil Greece, deputaiion il expected or
the President himself. The nomination of n com,
mission OF Government at Poros. 10 transact trsi-
ness in the absence OF the President renders the
latter conjecture very probable
The Greek finances daily improving, and
new Government may soon be able to meet its en-
gaGcmens.
Another, equally important is the introduce
ton OF Courts OF Justice and Code OF Laws. in
Greece. commission. consisting of lawyers is
SAID to have been already appointed 10 draw up the
code.
CoNSTANTINoPI.E. sulv e5
The account from the theatre of war, which the
has reserved itself the right of pub
fishing, all very favorable 10 the cause of the
turks. and inspire the Porte with fresh courage
According TO the first Turkish Bulletin there was an
action At BaZaTjik, with division of Russian cayaI
ry, in which the latter had great difficulty i'm keen
ing the held.-Jhe following bulletins up TO The
2Oth July, which treat OF the attempts on the 18th
and goth, against Varna, which is defended by the
captain Pacha. in which The Russians are stated 10
have been defeated with very great loss, also TO
have suffered much at n idden, Rudschick Choun-
Ia, and Ghuirgewo, has filed the people with en-
thuslasn, and rendered Tire public mind much
more easy. ABOVE SU,OUO men have already in
serted their names in the lists Of Chosseres Pacha
and hundred OF ar,izans daily come to offer thcr
services. The resolution Of Government 10 excel
the Greeks from the capital, has not yet been exc.
cuied, but seems TO be only deferred, rs the Porte
looks upon the Greeks with distrust, though their
chiefs, and especially the Patriarchs. endeavor
TO shcw the greatest fidelity, and prayer is read
IN al tic Greek Churches for the happy issue Of
the war.
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