Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-13

There is no truth in-thesc assertions. The Rus
sian troops have not passed tire Pruth but the day
fixed for the passage is the 18th inst. The Empe-
ror Nicholas sets OFT for the army about week af.
terwaTds.
! Turkey though she has granted three months
armistice to the Greeks, has not yet taken any step
that can warrant us in supposng she intends TO
cede to such conditions would induce Russia
f., to des.st from On the contrary, the latest
aivices lcft her increasing her main army, at A.
drianope, and strengthening the forts of the OAR
danelics;'
In Paris, for the first time. public meeting has
| been held in the Champs Eiysees for the purpose
OF receiving declarations OF principles the part
/, Of Candidates Tor seat ia the Chamber Of Depu
ties. This is epoch in the progress Of the free
principles of representative government in
France. Tie notice taken of this meeting in the
Moniteur indicates some, we should think, unne-
cessary and ill,judgcd dsapprobation and socitude
OH the part of the government.
| Don Miguel is verifying all the apprehensions
which the friends of the Constitution apprchendcd
from his dark and jealous nature; and it would
seem, notwithstanding disclaimers said to have
been made by the Spanish absolute, Ferlinand,
that he is playing into the hands of his would be
brother King, in Portugal.
! According 20 an article from a Liverpool paper,
on the subject oil the proposed change in the corn
laws OF England, it would seem, that owing to the
high rate OF duties, relief will result therefrom
To the consumer and no market be opened with any
prospect Of gain to foreign growers.
The British Parliament had adjourned for the
Easter hoydays
MIR. N. b. Bount, a passenger in the John Jay is
understood to have brought back ratified the Con-
vention for extending the term of the Commercial
Convention between the two countries, and that
respecting boundaries.
BY the debate, OF which we have given brief
summary, in the House of Commons, the fact is
established that some hundreds of Greek slaves
were carried off after the battle of Navarino.
The ships Of war and troops assembled at ToIlon
for foreign expedition, had not received any Or
ders at the latest dates. The London Courier con-
lectures their destination to be Algers, and the de-
lay OF departure TO arise from the expected submits
sion OF the Dey. L, dscredts the report that this
armament was TO form part of Joint expedition
with England to pacify Greece.
LONDON, Sunday E0ening, .Ap,ii 6.--There is
areport in circulation, which we believe TO be we'll
founded, that the new Premier is already disguised
with the cares of office. Among other things the
hrmness, or as one would say, obstinacy Of grea
parsonage, gives him much uneasincss Certainly
the gallant Dukes looks have not been improved
since his accession TO political power; when we saw
him on Thursday last, he had the appearance of:
man worn down with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Government received dispatches yesterday af
ternoon from Vienna. Oftheir contents nothing ha
TRANSFERRED, but they are generally supposed to be
favourable, as nothing TO the contrary is known
The military preparations on the part OF the Austr
an government, and other indications of a warikt
character, remain unconradcted; and, from the
tenor OF some OF the foreign journals, led t.
IS TO he kept up, TO watch the movements of tht
russians. This, and other circumstances seen
iuiy to justify the supposition that there is the
{ greatest distrust entertained on the par; of the
two Einperors. A private letter from Vienna o
the 10Th ut. says, that the intercourse between
the capital and Russia was in great measure sus
pended as far as regards courers but no mpedi
ment was thrown in the way of the transmission
, oil letters by the ordinary post.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March S.-The Divan
warned, perhaps, by the general discomfort. ant
concerning new hopes from the change of Minis
try In England, returns at length, after the bat
Tie oil Navarino TO concessions, and the change o
measures which were spoken OF on the 22d Feb
begins to produce its effects.
The Greek patriarch, with whom there was pro
badly private understanding escape this embar
RAISING intervention, received Haiti Scherf o
the Sultan, which offered to the Greek Insurgen
pardon, oblivion OF the past, moderation in the ia
esin short, all the advantages offered by the Re
Eiiendi IN the conference of the 22d Nov. and be
sides, delay OF three months, during which hos
ti'itics should be suspended.
At the same time il was rumored that orders
nave been sent TO ibrahan Pacha to observe thi
kind OF armistce. To-day four Commissioners ar,
gone TO Smyrna with this Haiti Scherif This ION
session has tranquilized all minds, and gives grea
reason TO hope for peace, if the views of the Allies
are sun unanimous. t.4ugsburS Gaz.
The day before yesterday, NJ. dc Tatischef, Rus
san Ambassador, delivered TO Prince Metternicl
the dehntive pote OF the Russian Court concern
ing the affairs Of the east. This note which wa
communicated 10 the courts of London and Paris
tlree weeks ago, announces the formal decision
oithe Emperor Nicholas, TO force the Porte Il
accede to The treaty of London of 9th July; il adds
! that his Majesty will pass the Pruth with his ar
my on the 18th Apri-lastly, it declares that tn.
manifesto which will appear upon this subiec
will depend upon the answer which the Empe
ror may receive from the courts of London an,
Paris.