Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

thus prevent the Turks from drawing supplies, or
expressing the inhabitants of Modayia aud Wal
lachia. The Turks will conline themselves 20 the
southern bank of the Danube. Meanwhile rc-
port prevails and is circulated with great conf
dence, tia, the Refs Efendi had some time ago,
but after the departure OF the allied ambassadors
q conference with the ambassador Of the Neither
lands, in which he expressed his regret at their
departure, particularly Mr.. S;ratford Canning's
who might have been the channel of re-opening
communication with Russia, and of - .ose return
he was DESTROYS.
FROM the regret and surprise expressed by the
Porte at the manner in which its manifesto has
been viewed by foreign powers, lis inferred that
the Divan is inclined TO Weld. But Russia would
now exact considerable sacrifices, particularly as
IN addition to the offensive manifesto size charges
turkey with having excited Persia to make war
and recently with having instigaied her TO refuse
ranfying the treaty of peace The letters from,
Vienna inpute the conduct of the Porte TO the
belief, that not only she would be seconded bv
Persia in "A war against Russia, but that discortl
would dissolve the alliance between Russia Gro =.
Britain and France.
hats situation, TIE sUsk closes upon u.s. R.a has ia
ken her determination drtnge her l0roug aud 10
frts rar against Turkey her Aad ths
stfHsetgsee aDhch the srsek sscr in .ei pro.
baby be t.s passage efhe Prn;A
In the mean time, the intentions of the allied
powers respecting Greece will be carried into ef-
fect France has determined TO send troops and ar
fliiery, and the ex tracts we made yesterday from
the Paris papers informed us, that several rcments
k.sau actually reached Ioulon, where ships were
'eady; and every preparation made for immediate
,mbarkation The amount of the troops is stated
o be 10000 men. The French Admirai's squadron
will be strongly reinforced. Ours may also be re-
ias0rced; but the report OF its being the intention of
4 government to send the British troops in PORTUGAL
20 the Morea, is incorrect. Nor do we think that
Ire qualification OF Greece, and the giving her a
Qualified Independence, will require great militia
n. force. Turkey will not be able TO spare large
40 nd force for operation in Greece Her whole
attention must be directed to the Danube; besides
the Russian squadron in the Mediterranean will
most probably, be employed in operations on the
coast oil Anatoia, and thus occupy the attention of
the Turks in that quarter.
GREECE
Cocnt Capo dIstria having arrived at Egina, has
oonvol ed Greek Primate to assemble there on the
stol bpril. The first act of his presidency was
directed against the Greek Pirates some of whom
he had executed, and at his request an En.siish
squadron, consisting of two rigates, two bries and
two corvettes, attacked Carabusa, the strong hold
OF the pirates carried the place. and destroy ed for
ty vessels. The Cambrian, Commodore Hanlil-
ton, an old vessel of SO guns, down by the
Isis, in the dark OF the night just after the affair
had terminated.
bly, at Egina have drawn up declaration, address
ed TO the European powers, respecting the limits of
the Grecan States, as contempiatedn the treaty of
The 9th July. 1t recommends the ancient and
natural boundary OF the northern mountains of
Thessaly on the side, and the course of the
&ous lhodie) on the other
EGYPT
"A Letters from Alexandria Of the 10Th JAN state
hat the Pacha busily employed in fitting out
he fleet to carry fresh reinforcemens TO the Morea
and it expected they would be ready to sail in
day or two.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
New YoRK, April 2s.-The ship Hamiton,
!. Capt Bunker, from Liverpool, arrived this morn
ing, brings London dates to the oath and Liverpool
TO the 18th of March exclusive.
The intelligence brought by this arrival confirms
ur opinion, that Russia is not about to precipiate
i.seli ntoa war with the Porte without consulting
the allies, and in violation of the treaty of the 9th
ofJny. 1t does mot yet appear that the advance
OF the Russian army towards the Turkish bounda-
ry, was any thing more than a measure taken for
the purpose OF securing an advantageous position
N case hoshfues should become necessary. In the
mean time, warilke preparations on A large scale
are going in France 6 England The rnmor
mat the Duke OF Wellington was TO proceed to
81 Petersburg to arrange some misunderstand-
Ings with the cabinet OF Russia seems to have bee
. invention.
In the mean time II seems that the Count Cam,
Plstria has erected provisional government in
TSreece, and has announced his intention of con-
E0kng the National Assembly. What part this in
fdividua! IS destined to play in the last act of the
.fGreek revolution, or how his presence in Greece
Is connected with the interference of the allied
powers between that country and the Porte, viii
probably soon become the subjects of interesting
speculation. IN Y. Eng.
= LONDON, March 90
49, trench papers 20 the 18th inst. and the Gazette
France OF Tuesday arrived last night by eX-
sess. IL will be by the following extracts
lat Austria has not relinquished the task yyhic On
Ne has successfully performed for The last D
yeap, and that her efforts TO prevent the breaki .
= out oil war in the East were incessant Its inter
ference seems to have had the effect of obtaining
,risa promise from the Russian Emperor that his
3 troops should not penetrate beyond Modayia I'M
u alter fresh proposals should have been made 10
ne Porte in the name of Austria France and
Fftussla; England being most unaccountably left
kout OF the question. Although war may not be
rsvented by this measure, II may delay its G, IN
mencenent a little time longer
LONDON, Saturday, March %.
The Gazette dc France contains communica-
tons from Vienna to the lth instant the object
o. which is to diminish the apprehension gene
ally entertained of immediate war. 4 last
iort is said to have been made by the Allies
ma alter some conferences between the Russian
W .nd French Ambassadors and Earl Dudley in
London, Courier is stated 10 have been sent TO
Oonstantinope, with fresh application in behalf
o. Greece aud with understanding that no
" executive measures" should be aioptcd against
the Porte until the Divan should have given
is answer.
- Jliis has given strong.proof Of tho pacific
81 eslllon OF Russia, who, although suffering Sc
sreiy from the closing Of the BosphorIIs was vel
DWiiling to postpone an appeal 10 arms, az mo-
eDt when that appeal seemed certain of proving
iccessiul and decisive. II is admitted, however
II although the personal sentiments of the Sui
y were favourable, YET the REFS Eheudi had made
fresh communication 10 the European ministers
III residing at Para, declaring that new neeocs-