Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06

ner as 20 satisfy the DSseatcrS, ana 1T the same
time secure the established church from inlur,
hi proposition was to make solemn deciarati.
such as to effect this purpose the test Of adniis-,
TO civil office
TURKEY.--rhe affairs OF the East appear &, h..
becoming more comp cated, and what the res,
ot that Ousy negotiation which has, of late, bee
going on among the different courts NAV is-it.
IN, can only be vaguely cOmectured That Ru
STA has determined at least, to take final posse.
SION OF the long disputed Provinces appears certit:
but whether she will limit her ambition then, ioi
the present is doubtful. That Russia, by decla,-
ing war, virtually dssOlves the trpartte conv,,i.
ton, is indisputable. Liverpool Courier.
An extraordinary Divan was held nj the end of
February The Grand Nlzar, the Refs Eli ndi a..
number Of the most considerable persons in the
Empire, were present; it is affirmed that the Ii>-
chSsion was rather serious; some members havin.
declared that il necessary 10 return 10 more
moderate views. The Sultan was present, but az
usual concealed The Prince Governor of " al
iachia, received on the 22d, through his agent
AT Constantinople, assurance in the maine OF the
! Sultan and from his own mouth, that evenin case
war should break out between the Ottoman Porte
anu foreign power, the two municipalities should
never be Invaded or-attacked by Turkish troops
The Prince was invited to make known this asstlr-
| ance for the general tranquility of the country
ana he communicated il on the 2ith to the assem-
bled Bayards.
GREECE.-A proclamation has been addressed
totne Greeks By the President Count Capod Istrias
Union and good order; declaring that they will have
no claim to the assistance which he has required
Tor them from the Allies, until they have put an end
TO the anarchy which distracts them. The Count
announces his intention of converting the Natioda
Assembly in April; and in the mean time establish
es provisional government founded on the basi,
OF the acts OF Epidaurus, As,ros, and rrezeniuin
The concluding paragraph of the proclamation is
as toliows:- The whole of my life, my public
career for the last thirty years, the favour which
have acquired in several counties OF Europe
presaSe TO you that my only object is to range
you under the shield Of the laws, and to preservz
you from the fatal consequences OF an arbitrary
government. The provisional governments
which assemblies under the haine of Pan-heiieni-
UNI, Is composed Of tw onty-seven members, but
lts functions are TO cease on the meeting Of the
National Assembly.
NARLIKE PREPARATIoNs-The prepare
ions oil rance, according TO the Paris papers, are
upon larger scale than was at first imagined
Hence 1t has been conjecturcG, that she has
some designs upon Egypt, which, we believe, we
may safely * positively contradict. Neither troops
nor stores, nor artillery, have yet sailed from lou.
ION, and 1t should seem il both France & England
waited Tor some reply TO dispatches sent off TO the
husslan,g oyernment-M Meanwhile Turkey is car
rylng on her defensive preparations Bosnia is 10
furnish her contingent OFFS 900 men, to be ASSEM-
Died on the plains Of Adrauope towards the end
OF March Servia has been required to furnish
herN butshe claims the privilege OF armiug for her
own defence. The strong iortresses on the Danube
nave been supplied with all nccessares