Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-13
FOREIGN.
PROM nAVRE.


FROM HAvRE.
PHiLADEhPHIA, Dec. 9.
By the arrival at this port OF the brig Mary,
Capt.. Suydam, from Havrc, Paris dates 10 the
2iih, and Havre to the 25 October have been re-
ceivcd. We are indebted 10 Mr.. Sandcrson, of the
Coffee iiouse, for file OF the Journal ia Harre.
from which we able to gather little OF interest.
i he reports from .Constantinope represent the
Turks as In excellent spirits. The Grand Seig-
| nor at the camp, with the standard of the
Prophet; all public oiiicersa clothed ia military
costume.
The bulletins from the Turkish army recoun,
the daily victoric' gained by Hasten Pacha, under
the eptrenchments oil Shrmla, which are called
! the .'foss,5 Of The intdeis."
The journal says the Emperor must have lost
eighty thousand men in this campaign. His armies
have been aecimGted by the sickness resulting
| iiom he climat..
burg OF 25ih oil October, receive by gcntl man
OF uis city, says This morning Il courier ar
/ rived, bringing the news that the army OF the
Grand Vizier sent to relieve Choumla has oeen
| beaten by the Russians and that Varna capitulated
| on the llth OF October "
| The letter received by the Ruth and Mary
which arrived at this port yesterday, from Ham
burg. fPhH. Go=.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NORFOLK, Dec. I0-Capt. Buntn, OF the ship
Parachute, in Hampton Roads from Liverpool,
who came up last evening in the steam boat Hanp-
Il
ly permitted the psrusal OF the Albion and .ify-
cfs -4drerfiser, of Oct. 9th, in his for gen
tleman in another place, and we ais thus enabled
10 present our readers with the following extracts,
being such as the brief opportunity admitted OF.
| The trifling advance OF about Ii per cent took
| place in the English funds on the 25th, whic h
was ascri5ed TO the sympathy of the stockholders
with the supposed triumph Of the Protestant
cause on Penenden Heath--so says the Albion
Intelligence of the conclusion OF Peace between
| Brazil aud Buenos Ayres was received in Lon
don or the 18th, by Ii. Ms ship Briton, which
| sailed from Buenos Ayres on the 2eth of August,
| the day tn Treaty signed. a deput alton OF
merchants int rested in The trade with those states
waited on the Earl OF Aberdeen next day, at
| the Foreign Office, and had interview with
him
| No business had transpired at Liverpool siiice
| the advices by the Roman, in bonded Wheat or
Flour, but prices remained firm in consequence
OF the high averages.
In London the 2ith, the reduction of Is in
the duty on Wheat had considerable effect on
| Wheat in bond that morning. Notwithstanding
the late arrivals Of Foreign Corn, Wheat in bond
| advanced Is. to Is. OIL the prices OF Monday.
| The sales OF Cotton by private contact, were
neaiiy 5000 bales Surats At former prices. The
markets had BEEN brisk OH the 2ith, and the prices
were only Esd and in some instances lid higher
| LONDON CORN MARKET, Oct. 81
oar market was extremely dull this morning
| Tor hne Wheat, -til tine samples supported Mon
days prices; not ia Bvnded Wheat III yyel, a, III
Gle the Spectators entirely confine their opera
lions, and rather better prices were Obtained the
duty being 22s. Cd. and on Monday will fall
to iS- Cd per O.: Mailing Barley, unless OF su.
prrior quality, is very dull sale, and on the
whole, 'ather cheaper Oats support our last cur.
rency.
IRELAND.
An editorial article under date of 9th Oct in
| the Liverpool .4ibiGn, savs-s1he intelligence
! which has arrived from ireland, during the past
week, is not very important. The Island from
North to South Is now agitated by the Brunswick
is we'll as by the Roman Catholic Clubs; but ~
appears TO he tranquil on the face There seem.
indeed to be Immediate probability OF the pub
lie peace being disturbed by the con.ending paf-~
ties coming into collision The belief that the
government have in contemplation some meas,lr.
Tor relieving the Roman Catholics from their pre
sent disabaries, is generally entertained both in
this country and Ireland We believe, indeed
that we may assert, on very good authority that
the measure l. already matured, and that il viii
be brought forward under the auspices of poyern-
ment, early In the next session OF parliament The
spirit, however, which the indiscrston of the Ro-
man Catholic leaders has raised in this country a.
gainst connecting their claims, will require great
hrinness on the past of the Duke Of Wellington TO
carry the reiiet-bili through Parliainent.-Sul if
he he determined to carry his measures he is sure
10 succeed, Tor tn Brunswickers place implicit re-
rance o. his integrity, and feel moral certainty
thai he VIII not recommend to the Legislature
any measure which will cndanger, what i deem
ed ail-inportant, Protestant ascend ncv in Church
anu state III his Grace should succeed in settling
the great question which has, for so many wears
agitated the Empire and which will continue TO
agltate it, so long things remain as they are h
VIII render more important service TO his coun
try, than he rendered TO her by overthrowine the
despot of Europe
The Dublin papers of Saturday, 25th Oct re-
ceived IN Liverpool on Monday, 9Th, did not con.
tain paragraph worth extracting. All remained
tranquil throughout The country.
The STANDARD of25th says-''rhe homes which
we ven'u'ed TO hold out yesterday have been
more than realized. meeting ofsirty thousand
men OF Kent, such meeting Us the world could
not parallel, has declared that the Constitution
shall be sayed--and by the declaration il has saw.
ed it,
~ LONDON, Oct. %.
no political intelligence has beenreceivcd in the
course oil the day at all bearing the transactions
oil the money market, lnd the sinister rurnours re-
speeding the Kings health, which were lately so
current, have all subsidized for The present 'Tbc
business IN Consols was extremely limited The
opening price for the account was SIS g 10 IA and
at the advance of g per cent they remained
steady for some time; after which an impulse was
gwen by a lew purchases, and the current quota
uon was Sc 3-S buyers, the closing price
An action is said TO have taken MACE betwern
'ne Tench troops III the Morea and Turksl, di
VISION ION Pdtras. --General Schneider's brigade
winch was detached against that place, il reported
10 nave bserattacked by the Turks who were dc
ledted This Intelligence is stated i'm the Paris ma
pers oi Thursday, to have been received bv Inc
Telegraph y '"'
CITY IL o'cLocK.--The ftiids have remain