Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-18
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I5.-Wc are indebted
90 Mr.. Sanderson, ofshe Merchants Coffee House,
for the loan OF the Liverpool Chronicle Of the 9th
of November, brought by Captain Baldwin OF the
Packet Ship Alexander, arrived here yesterday,
srom which the following information "as ex-
tracted
liverpool, Nov. S.-Recent letters from Opor-
TO represent The whole of the thern provinces OF
Portugal 10 be in most convulsed state. Gu the
22d ult. force OF 1000 Guerihas stated 10 be
within three leagues Of Oporto.
An article from the Lower Elbe, in the Nurem-
bursh Correspondent, states that a Hanoverisn
regiment entered the Brunswick territory On the
I2i ult. & occupied the district OF Theding hansen
Alter iriiiing action, the price of corn has
again risen, and we believe there is no doubt
tcrtained that the ports viii open for the admission
oil foreign gran at the low duty Of enc shilling per
quarter.
Letters have been re ccved here, stating tina. the
French government has prohibited the export of
corn from France, md that the shipment OF ID
cargoes Of grain,' at Havre, had been, in conse-
auence Of this prohibition, prevented
The Prussian State Gazette OF the Both October,
brings down the news from Varna 10 the l5,n al;
he following l. an extract -
Early IN the morning OF the l2;h Of October,
q lie Deum as ch5vn cd ira he can OF Count
"oronzow, and in presence OF the Emperor, in &C.
filtration OF the fall oil VaIns. The fin. 81 weather
favored the solemnity at which all the dplomatists
and officers were present. On the same morning
che Captain Pacha, marched out of the CITADEL to-
gether with the troops in favor OF whom a capitu-
lalion had been agreed 10. On the 18th His Ma
jesty the Emperor attended divine service in the
Greek metropolitan chDrch OF Varna.. On the
evening oil the 14th Lis Majesty had il in cou,eIr-
Piaion to em'ark ioi Odessa. and thence TO CONT
nue. uninterrupediy his journey 10 St. Petersburg.
The corps diplomdtique TO embark for Odes-
sa at the same time. Ou!er Vrione retreated inn
Inediateiy after the surrender OF Varna, and had
taken up position on the opposite hank Of the
Aauiishk. lie closely persued by Prince
Eugene Of Wuitemburg. The Grand Vizier had
already advanced as far as Kautshik 10 SUPPORT o.
mer trione, but in consequence of recent events
lad also made retrogade movement"
PORTUGAL
Letters from Portugal confirm the reports of the
renewed ,fforts Of the Constituencies in the
north OF Portugal. The guerilias of Tras os- Mon
ties, were, at the date OF the last advices in such
force as to menace Uporto; and the governor in a.
iarm had sent the 18th regiment of infantry, with
aquantity OF artillery, to occupy Carvaho d Este,
Tor the purposes OF checking their progress. They
had catered Villa Real, however, and released all
the constitu.ioaalsts who were in prison there
GREECE.
The MopteuT Of Nov. 2, states, that espatches
had been received from the Marquis de III ason
announcing the surrender OF the ioriresses Of Co,
ron, Modon, Navofino, Pdtras and The Castle Of the
Aorea, which hid been left by Ibrahim Pscha. in
the occupation OF $500 Turkish and Egyptian
troops. who were 10 be Immediately embarked for
Egypt, with their arms and baggage.
The colours OF the allied powers, French and
Marquis de Mason, STATES his intention 10 deliver
up Coron 10 the Greek Government, as soon a. i;
shall send regular troTps TO occDpy il.