Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
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LATEST EROM ENGLAN ID.

the downs on the 30th
A British frigate had sailed from Plymouth, TO
cruze offthe Island of Ascension and the Cane de
Verbs in search Of the piratical brig which lately
plundered two British merchantmen.
The Courier contradicts the report Of the muir
der of Capt Clapperton and Laing, i'll Africa.
The Stock market was fully attended OH The 26th,
ami considerable business done.
(,onsols for account opened at London, April %
nj So 7-S, rose to &c, and left off At this price
Paris papers OF the Goth contains accounts from
SMYRNA TO the 2lst Of March No Improvement
had taken place i'll commerce, and the distrust of
the merchants respecting England did not appear
90 be lessened, notwithstanding the speech OF the
King The Greeks at Sclo, were in melancholy
situation.
We find no commercial news in the papers.
The London Morning Chronicle of the 26th A.
pr says: "No,hing fprominent interest, as it re-
cards Eastern politics has TRANSFERRED during the
Jay, though very late accounts are obtained from
every part OF the Continent. Through Holland the
dates from ST. Petersburg reach down TO the 9th
inst, up TO which the Emperor was still there,
waiting with extreme anxiety the arrival of dcs-
patches from London s. Paris. OF the postponeinent
Of hostites against Turkey, there can be little
doubt entertained, more from the wetness OF the
season, perhaps than any other cause.
Consfantinople, March 26.-The long dreaded
news that Russia has declared war against the
Porte was received here on the 24th, by the way
Of Odessa s. Bucharest. Though not official the
news is generally believed, and has caused great
sensation. The people, OF whom only part yet
know this circumstance, seem much excited,
aud believe themselves bound to take up arms
1t is said that the Grand ViZer will 90 TO the ar
my at Adrianople, and that the Sultan will very
shortly follow him.
a tax on foreign wool is proposed in Graf Bril-
tain, and two members OF Parliament have given
notice OF their intention to submit motion to that
effect: they will be strongly opposed by the manu-
featuring interest.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
NEw-YoRK, May 29.--By the arrival last eve
ming OF the ship Peru, Cabt. Cole, from Livc pool
Morning Courier have received London pa
peers of the evening OF 18th, and Liverpool Of 26th
idem.
The London "Sun," of April 25th brought by
the Peru, has some interesting nsws with regard
20 Austrian movements. Two large Austrian
mics are now concentrated on the Turco-Austr-
an frontier and the Austrian troops in Italy are
on their way to Dalmatia.
From the banks of the Danube, April 10.
Austria, which is the most Immediately concern
ed in the war which threatens to break upon its
frontiers is taking ALI necessary measures in the
s expectation OF this contingency. BY rough est-
mate, the force which that power has concentrated
in the Buckowina, the Banet OF Tcneswar, Sclavo-
MA and Croatia, may be taken at 10000 men: but
above ALL the Gordon formed the frontiers OF Ser
q via presents formidable appearance, for besides
II frontier regiments, which were raised to their
full complement three OF iou tn months ago, by or
der OF the Aulic Council oil War, this Gordon has
now been reinforced with 900 troops of the line
& consisting principally of Hungarian regiments.
This line is also completely provided with field
tillcIy, Of which considerable parks have been
q formed in the vicinity of Teneswer and Semn.
Nine regiments of Infantry and five OF cavalry
forming part Of the army Of Italy, have just receiv
cd orders to q,a their environments the Pc,
aud in other parts OF the kingdom of Loinbardy
and Venice. They are TO repair to Venice and
some other ports in the Adratic, to be embarked
3 directly for the coast of Dalmatia.
ENGLAND.
Lord Eldon is making most resoute opposition
10 the bill for the repeal Of the Corporation and
Test Acts.
i The F" Courier Francois kindly marks out a
8 new path for the Gar, as follows:
al the Russians lind too many obstacles in Eu-
rope, they may take COnstantnople by Asia. Moth
ing, in fact, could stop the course OF European
4 army which should assemble between Kour and
High Araxes Its first steps would pardlyse all the
forces Of the Pachalics; in few days it would be
4 at Erzerum. The occupation of Nice, Niconedia
4 and Scuar, would precede that of the capital oil
the Empire, and the Tartar who oppressed the fin
4 est part OF Europe, would more regain the coun.
Try which served as his cradle.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, May 30.-The fast sailing packe
ship Corintsian, arrived here yesterday from Lon
don. Through the poliieness of Capt Chadwick
we have been favored with London dates 10 tn,
evening Of the 30th.
Advices from Bucharest to the 18th, informed
that the report Of the immediate into the
Pncipaltes far credited that several of the
families Of the Boyars had left Bucharest with the
property.
On the 9Th, preparations for war were going OF
aud the denoument was supposed to be OF hand
The army of the South had been rewarded witt
gifts and numerous promotions, and were not onl,
eager but inpatient for hostilities.
Advices from Trieste to the 10th stated, tina
Count Capo d lstrias had declared his opinion tina
compliance with the offers of the Porte was i'm
possibIe-he must look TO the Three Powers TO
terms, and not to the Greeks.
On the 25th il rumored on Change in Paris
that news OF the resumption of negotiations witt
Turkey had been received from Gen, Guillemot-
the runor even went SO far as 10 give the price Il
be paid by the Porte in lieu OF territorial cessons
n letter from Paris of the date affirmed, tina
beside sending Consus to Greece, the Government
was about to authorize a loan for the service o
that country. The French troops have evacuat
cd Pampeluna aud ST. Sebastian.
Intelligence from Greece received at London OF
the morning of tie 30th, informed that Admira
Maulis had destroyed IL piracal vessels at Skope
10, and had taken 10 more. Ibrahim Pacha, so ia
from having evacuated the Morea, was constant
receiving supplies and reiDforcements from Tur
key. In consequence of AN instruction at Aic
thc Turks having attempted to dsarn the Greeks
the latter had been coCqpeled to Gee.
The King Of the netherlands has published
decree declaring the Port Of ITO, near The Strait
of Malacca free port after the .st Of January
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