Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-18

unprePared. It's ru,norcd at Paris, uia: peace
has been negotiated with the Dey of Algisrs
PORFUGAL.-rhe Portuguese nobility, o. a
porton OF them, amounting to eighty three duke
'n"rqui.cs. Sc. SC. have addressed Don Miguel
assuring him that the throne belongs To him ana
beseeching him 10 assemble thu Cores and to ahol
ish IN constitutional charter, as contrary TO ia.
| fundamental laws of the monarchy
The Greek Bishops are gone from Ar,a to thc
Nlorea, TO proclaim the amnesty IL is said that
they are ordered by the Patriarch to publish d
anathema against Count Capo dI,tria
An article dated Constaninople, April 20, state.
that the Bairam had passed over quietly, and iha,
there did not appear TO be the least symptoms Of
ALARM or OF disposition to insurrection in the city.
The Sultan has issued repeated and vgorous order.
Tor the general arnng Of the people, accor ling TO
these $4,000 men are to assemble at Rudscuck,
5000 at Adrianope, and 100 900 at Constantnople;
but as the latter division only amounts to 25 900
men, ii IL assumed that the other. do not amount
to more than fourth of their nominal force.
letter from Constantinople dated the 26th ult
states that ON the first there had been grand Ca
VARY review, at which the Sultan appeared in Eu-
ropean costume, md commanded i'm the European
manner The conduct Of the Sultan and the Divan
appears composed and resoute and in the capital
Tranquility prevailed, though not unaccompanicd
ny apprehension. Several Russian vessels OF war
had appeared at the mouth Of the Bosphorus, which
led to the apprehension of a bombardment.
Accounts from Egypt 10 the 18th April state the
cause OF the Sultan in the Morea. Provisions had
been sent to supply the troops The manifesto issu
I'd by Russia had been received at Alexandria and
produced.a great sensation.
Letters from Jassay, dated May 8, state that the
Russians continued to advance with great rapidity;
their advanced posts were on that day, 3S wersts
beyond Jassay. Their force occupying Moldava, a
mounted to 500 men.
The French papers state, on the authority of let
tiers from Alexandria, that the Pacha OF Egypt was
busiy engaged in repairing the Notifications Of the
city, and raising troops the number Of regular
troops remaining in Egypt was scarcely III, 900 men
II was feared that the Allies would, in short time
blockade the port, as large convoy prepar-
ing to sail. and it was known that the Allies would
not suffer any further succors TO be sent to Ibra-
him.
LONDON MARKET May 2s-To5acco.-
The sales OF Tobacco are chiefly for the town t. al
only 60 or 10 hbds being taken for shipping, all
Virginia & Maryland. A. a public sale of SO hhds.
sold TO the trade at 3 l-2 to 3 Z Sd.
notwithstanding to some of the pri
vate advices from Carthagena. by the last packet
apprehensions existed that ;Astruggle would shortly
take place. The Convention was about TO break up
twenty-five Deputies had declined taking any fur
thcr part in the discussions; and il believed, il
they persisted in this resolution nothing would be
decided upon by that body. In such case it
pected the Military would declare general Bolivar
Dictator, and force him TO retain the command o.
the country with unlimited powers. As the militia
ry throughout the country were unanimously il
favor OF this measure, there could be serou
opposition; and change in the Government would
not only be brought about without much bloodshed
but would be- acquiesced in by most Of the Peopl,
| as preferable TO the evils they have suffered un
der the present deranged system.
NV. Y. yNer. adc.