Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
FOREIGN.
FROM EIIRHpI'

FROM EUROPE.
NEw-YoRK, Sept. l9.--Last evening arrived
the packet ship Canada, Capt Graham, from Liver
pool, by which we have received Liverpool pa
Pers TO 10th OF August inclusive. and London pa
pers 10 the loih
The Russian army has published its Thirteenth
Bulletin. 1t is dated 2ist Of July ten days later
than the intelligence brought by the arrival of
"Wednesday last. The main body OF the army was
then on the heights before the important Turkish
strong hold of Schumla These heights were de-
Tended by body Of eight ten thousand men,
who. after vigorous resistance, were disodgcd on
the 10th, by the Russians, and driven back 10 their
entertainments before Schumla. Preparations
were making Tor an attack upon that place, OF
which the next bulletin will probably bring US an
account In the mean time Yarna, ON the left
wing OF the Russian army, is vigorously pressed
both by land and sea. Gen. Suchten attacked
and defeated body Of Turks who swan over the
lman to get in the of the troops lying before
that place. The segc oil Silstra was TO com
mence on the 2lst
In Asia tie Russian arms have been successful
Gen. Paskewith passed the Asatic frontier on the
10Th Of June. On the first Of July an action took
place before the strongly fortified town of Kars,
between the Russian troops and body of Turkish
cavalry, who sailed from the place and were de-
ieated with considerable loss. On the 18th of the
same month Kars taken. OF the ii 900 men
who composed it, garrison, 1000 were killed and
5000 escaped to the mountains.
Ihe accounts OF the conduct OF the Porte in the
mean time are some what contradictory. Some re-
present the Turkish governments inactive, and
the people indifferent to the event OF the contest
Others speak Of the Sultan as actively engaged in
Certifying the environS of his capital. Troops il is
said are daily arriving from Asia and departing for
Adrianop!e A part OF the Turkish feet has been
sent to the Black Seattle remainderi is st'tioned
to defend the Bosphorus. unmarried Greeks
TO the number of % 900 have been ordered TO
leave Consantinople. The reason for this is that
the Greeks at fafna were suspected Of having
arms concealed Tor the purpose Of rising against the
turks III case oil an attack the place.
The evacuation Of the Morea by Ibrahim is de-
cided upon. conference took place between him
aud Admiral Iieyden and Count Capo d'Istria on
the 18th OF July, at which time he agreed retire
from the country on the LIST of August, if suffi-
attention Of the Turkish government is now so
closely fixed upon its nohern frontier, that it has
no time to think OF the recovery Of its Grecian
possessions. The allies will enter into ncgotia.
tons for settling the limits Of Greece soon as their
Ministers re ach Corfu, 10 which they pro-
ceedng, and that unhappy country, after its long
and severe sufferings, will be permitted to enjoy
refose.
The American Charge d'Affaires, and Mr. Gro
ker, transacted business on the 18th of August
at the Office o. i:'c Secretary OF State for Foreign
Affairs.
len thousand Portuguese have sought refuge
in Spain from the persecution Of the government
The Condo Fegueira who was sent Ambassa-
III.
not been acknowl edged and has returned. The ci-
ty OF Coimbra is nearly abandoned by itsnhabitans
ana the houses are mostly shut up. Many other
Portuguese towns are in the situation. The
expedition from Madeira and Azores is fitting out
with great activity.
The Commander in Chief, has issued a notice
that soldiers shall be permitted 10 assist in getting
in the harvest. They are TO be employed in the
immediate vicinity of the different places where
their crops stationed, and on nc account 10 take
arfi rt nj
MIR. Justice Park has decided that by the laws
OF England, no man, OH any prctence whatever,
has right 20 inllict personal chastisement on his
wife.
The Liverpool Chronicle, is Of opinion that un
der the new Customs act, not pound OF cotton
VIII be imported i'll American vessels as a British
vessel may load in the ports of the United States
and by merely touching al Colonial port and enter
ing her cargo for export, without any expense of
unloading, land her cargo in England under the
low duty Of fourpence per cwt
InrteeRM Bulletin Of the Russian Qrz7y.
"on the 18Th July the Emperor's head quarters
were al Uschanii, and the vanguard had proceed
ed towards Jen Bazaar Near Varna. Gen. Coun,
Suchteiin had sharp engagement with the gar
rison, which made sally, and repuised il with
considerable loss.--On the 18th July, after a very
iatgung march through bad roads, broken up by
The unfavora'Jle weather, ihe imperial head GUAR
ters arrived at Jasiteps.
"Gen. DeniCendoH was sent with detachment
towards Paravadi, in order 20 drive the enemy
from Chat place, and TO make himself master OF
the communication between Choumla aud Yarna
"The Emperor has issued an order Of the dav
strictly efijoining the roopsto behave with humari-
ty TO the enemy, because the men were extreme
W indignant at the Turks having, according 10
their custom, cut OF the heads Of the Russians that
were slain. On the 18th July the head quarters
moved 10 Turk Arnoutbar, in a fertile country and
on the 18Th, they moved 70 tire erninenccs Jeni
Bazaar, opposite the enemy's outposis, whose tents
were seen on the heights Of Ch0unla. On the goth
uie army marched towards ChouulIa. The enemy ,
consisting Of eight or ten thousand men, cavalry
ana artillery, vigorously defended the emincnces
but were driven back into the entrenchments be-
lore Chonih'a, and the army inedia,eIy bivouaclsed
on the cminenccs opposite that place. Our loss IS
inconsdefable, but hedeath Of col. Read the Empc-
rof 8 Aid-de-E lamp, is much regretted. On the 2st
part OF our army occupied without resistance the
heights near 10 Chounia.
len Snchteliu has defeated body or Turks.
who swan over the tbsn to get in the rear OF our
corps before Vsrna. The siege Of Silistia was 10 be-
gin on the 2lst Of July"
COESTANTINOpLE, June %.
The Sultan is seriously preparing 10 defend him.
cell against Russia, and precautionary measures
are pursued with the greatest energy. The envi.
ians ~ cnnsf1oiuorIc erc ote't tnips fotrfch cs-