Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-29
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LAYrsf PROG ErANCE.

New York, April live have received by
the packet ship Bayard. Captain Robinson, our reg
uiar files OF Paris and Havre papers the LIST ult.
inclusive, and are also indebted to Captain Rob.
ison, for papers OF the date. We annex, al
50, the most interesting parts OF their contents. o
additional light is thrown upon the situation OF
the affairs in the East-pIiyate letters, however,
State that appearances were warlike.
Gen. La Fayette had been dangerously i'll with
an inflamma;ory complaint, but had nearly recoy-
cred on the last of Feb. He lost grand daughter
; Madame Perron, which affected him very much
about the middle OF FEB, Madame +. was daugh
ter of the Countess Latour Maub0urg, the Gen
erals eldest daughter. AIadame PeTTon was on
ly MAJ Tied in August last.
Lord Cochrane arrived in Paris on the 29th Of
Feb. from London.
The Courier Francois says-s We are assur-
ed that during the short stay made at Paris by
Alr. Stratord Canning, some very curious parlicu-
lars escaped him, relative 10 the Sultan's rage,
upon hearing that his fleet had been destroyed at
Nayaino. In the first movement Of his anger it
appears that his Highness ordered three leather
sacks TO be made for the Ambassadors of the Allied
Powers, who were TO have been drowned in the
BosPhorus But the hluphh, the Refs Ehcndi,
the Uhlenas, and the Divan, threw themselves
ut his feet, and showed him the fatal consequent
ces OF such resolution. From this specimen
OF mussulnan wrath, an idea may be formed Of
the degree Of energy that would direct tie war
which seems at hand, and Of the candOur oil those
VINO hoped few days ago iOr arrangement
with ths Turks"
Extract OF private letter, dated Corfu, Feb. l.
" Negotiations between the three Powers aud the
Forte are, 1t Is said, TO be opened at Corfu But
with whom will the Powers treat since the Porte
las declared to be broken all the ties that united il
TO Russia, whom it charges with tie instruction
Of the Greeks, and to the Powers that signed the
Treaty OF July 8? II has just been proclaimed that
the Sultan only delayed the expression of his will 10
= GAIN time. NC know, moreover, that the Pres
iient Capo d lstria is l0liered N his march; and
That the legality O his character will be contest
ca as long as he shall not have been recognised
Dy the Dvan, WHO will never consent to admit
. me principle oil tie emancipation Of Greece. Thus
The great question Of The last now lies between
uikey and Russia, which, according 10 evety
appearance, viii 20 before the end Of 1925
and chaunt IL Ucum in The tcuiple OF ST so.
rhia."
The Augsburgl Gazette gives the following in
tcllisence, dated January %: The CAPITAL. and
particularly the quarters Of Pera and Gaiatd, are
thrown into the greatest distress, by the exile Of
thousands OF families, who have no resource but
what arises from the voluntary contributions Of the
European logislaiions. The reasons which have
induced the Porte 20 oXpel and exile the most la
DoTlous class OF The capital, must have originated
~ political preJudccs aud hypocrucal intngues.
DC persecution Of the Armenians continues, and
The rcmons,rances Of the Austrian, Sandman, and
Netherlands, ministers are lruiless.
The Porte secmsby 40 means disposed to change
is mea5ufes but considers q war with Rus.i1 as
inevitable. What use is o." said tIe Refs 1t
iendi recently 70 an Interpreter who represented
tnc danger TO which the Porte exposed itself TO
delay the execution Of o resolution once iorfnedi
They would force as by fire and sword to destroy
The Ottoman empire: and the execution Of tlG.
Froject is only postponed. Do they expect 10 find
rs unsruCd The proclamation which has crca-
ted dsquietude in Europe, is merely an order adj
dressed to the servants Of The Sultan and the con
tents should be known % 10 one but them. 3D.
there were no design TO interfere in tic intern
ls15s sHa deeEcs. la'crcss oi thg Porte s0H could