Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-02

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-By the poli,eness Of
oap'. Brtton, OF The ship Josephine. arrived from
Belfast, we have received Billings Liverpool All
'rtscr the I'D, ard the Belfast Northern Wing
oi The 9th July; which contain London dates 10
We 2ist.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ne London Giobe OF the 2lst, eyed at Bel
last, announces the death OF hi> Grace the Arch
bishop OF Canterbury, which took place this morn
ing at 4 O'Clock, at the Palace at Laiebeth.
july
The express forwarded TO Portsmouth. TO hi,
Royal iiighness the Duke of Clarence requiring
ms immediate attendance IL Il Cabne, Council is
understood TO relate TO differentiation of govern
hent 10 increase the British naval force in the
Medier .ancau.
iARTFF o. THE UNITED SrAvEs.-In the
House OF Commons, on the 18th July, Mr. Hus-
RisSon rose TO move for copies OF the American Ia
'i"N OF 1871 ana the present year, with any com
,nunications from his Majesty'S Ministers in the
y. D ON the subject II was necessary, before the
close oil the session, to take some notice not Of the
Intention, perhaps, but OF the tendency of Ger :
tain Acts which had been lately passed in the u
nited States. detrimental to their own interests,
out certainly calculated greatly o miur, and mn
Peae me Trade ami manufactures of Great Britain
so lar from retaliating, he would leave the A.
merican Government TO find out the folly of their
proceedings; aud he had doubt they would soon
repent The day they adopted this weak and alb urd
Poicy he was OF opinion that for every one pound
49, 's'S diIti WOULD inNlCt upon England the
INJURY To America would be fourfold.
MIR. Hume said nething ranked more in the
breasts o, 'ic Americans, than exclusion of their
corn ihis was the staple production of half ia.
"htry' and IT was through the influence OF those
States WHICH grew corn, that this unwise and inpo
lite Iari.! had been passed
Mr. reel said, II mistake to suppose the
arm was rctaiiat0ry measure for in the very
year II was introduced we had relaxed in our reg,i.
ia'iohs respecting American corn. He had no Oh
q H.
which he gathered sufficient TO prove 10 him tina,
me security OF America would before long induce
'i'"' cpin,y torecali the present step, as it mus,
necessarily lead 10 considerable suffering the , II
| 'u"uiueh, am III the meantime he was glad that
circumstances prevented the possibility OF our A.
aopng any retaiitory system as the ONLY effect
ilkeiy to be produced by such cours would he
H. o'ins taken wrong by the Americans, s. lead
ing TO sun further steps.
Tie motion was then agreed TO-
Ia House went into committee. when the usn
al seasonal addresses were agreed TO-
RUSSiA AND TIL EY .-"The Continental
papers, says the Globe OF the 2Ist, which have
reached Us TINS morning, bring further accounts
me progress and successes of the Russians Auapa
the fortress in Asialic Turkey which was at,,ct ID
by the force of Admiral Greis s. Prince MenzikoT
has surrendered, and fueza, or rultchi a fortress
which the Russian army, under the immediate
command OF the Emperor, left behind, has fallen
into Tie hands OF the besieging corps The supplies
OF stores and provisions which have been Cound i,
brailow are represented TO have been very iinpor
| tant. Meantime, the Russian army, under thu.
Emperor, has been reinforced, and lis advanced
guards have been pushed without 0Dposition in
Mangalia and KougOun. These places are about
iiah way between karasa and BazarIschik, the
nr>t place where there is any appearance tina; thu
Turks will make stand"
There was report in Paris, on Wednesday, that
the Trident had brought intelligence from Corf, If
the Porte having agreed 10 accept the mediation of
, France and England.