Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-28
FOREIGN.
(Frvm the office OF the New York Gazette Oct as
/ LATEST FROM EUROPE


with recent advices from Europe. By the packet
ship Sully, Captain Nscey, from Havre, we are
put IN possession OF Paris papers the 10Th of
September inclusively, and by the Henry, Capt
Moore, from London. with papers of the 18th.
1t will he seen 10y our extracts that the Emperor
oil Russia was still at Odessa, and that he would
not re-ioin his army before the 10Th of September
The Turks were making every effort for despe-
ra.e resistance, anc there is every prospect OF a
very bloody campaign.
There are various rumors in the papers respec-
ting engagements between the Russians and
Turks, which are only got up for stock -iobbing
purposes. For instance, il was reported al Frank
fort, on the 9th, that the Russians had been reuu,
sed from before Schumla, with the loss of 80 900
men. IL had the effect Of lowering the Russian
funds.
The news from other quarters does not possess
much interest. Lord Melville is again at the head
Of the Admiralty
The French papers Glled with details of the
hing journey, and accounts of his reception at
the several places through which he Tassed
The London Courier OF the llth, saws The
arrangements relative TO the admiralty which
| have been the subject of many contradictory
rumors, have been at length deiinitively settled,
by Lord Melvile'S taking the place of the Duke
OF Clarence.--We understand that the admiralty
hoard viii be composed, heretofore, of a first
Lord ans Tour other Lords. Lord Elenboro,p OH
viii succeed Lord Nell vile, as President of the
board Of Controul for India.
1t IS stated under the Ancona head of Aug. 81
that Messrs. Stratiord Canning, Kheaupirre and
Gueiieminot had been at Corfu since the 9th
where they were engaged in preparing a deciara-
ton TO be published in the name of the Three Me-
oiaung fowers, az soon az the French expedition
arrived In the Morea. This declaration will set
| forth the object and motives Of the expedition
IL is thought that after the arrival of the expedi
| lion, the three Ambassadors will proceed 10 Poros
| TO confer with the Greek government They will
oo' remain there long, but return shortly 10 An
coma.
Advices from Crsjoora, O.itiie Wailachia) of
| August 20, say that the Russians under Genera,
Eelsmar had been obliged tot retreat from before a
body OF 1900 Turks, leaving behind him all the
Russian camp, with considerable quantity of
provisions and materials for constructing BRIDGES
~ letter from ConstsntiDople OF the fifth SAYS
we are all under arms and the 20h is fixed upon
LOT our departure, when the standard of the Pro-
Phet VIII be unturled. The number of men
| raised by the recent ievies amount to 30 900
| ihe Greek government has resolved 10 send
Their deputies to the courts oil France, England
and Russia, TO retu'n them the thanks OF the
Greek nation Tor what they had already done and
| to pray for the continuance of their powerful pro-
| lection.
| The London Times censures the british Co.
| "efnnent Tor The apathy with which they have re
garded the affairs of Portugal and the situation Of
British subjects in that country The editor savs.
| Events are re-openiDg to a degree which will
iorce the spirit OF the people of England to show
seil' ana the press to give loud uttarence to that
national spirit"
! Accounts from Lisbon TO the Both state tina, the
corvette and briggs which had been sent TO block
ade the Madeira, had returned. When the yes
sells arrived at Funchal, the commander of the
! British irigate Medina enquired if the block adj.
was 10 extend 10 that port alone, or the whole is
| land. The Portuguese commander repIied thar
the whole Island was under biackade The En-
giish commander then observed that il could not
| be considered real blockade as corvette and
Two brgs were not sufficient for that purpose
| Alter this conference the Portuguese vessels de-
parted.
Accounts from oporo state that seven eighths Of
me population OF the North OF Portugal are in IA
vor OF Dos Predo. The order for The Ambassa-
do TO depart and the recent de-patches from Pa
iis, nave thrown more terror into Miguers soul
| than any other occurrence.
Letters from Corfu state, that the report OF the
approaching departure OF lbI ahim Pscha with his
Egyptian troops, has caused mucn uneasincss A.
| nong the commanders of the places OCCUPIED by
| turkish troops. They were laying in a large
stock of provisions.
The first and second DIVISIONS Of the expedition
| 10 he Morea arrived at Nsvarino on the 29,b Of
| August and set out Immediately for the Quiz nj
| Caamata.
| letter from Narcotics Of the 7tlI, saws that
another convoy will sail for the Morea, the last of
the month. 1t will consist of thfee repiments ~
infantry and SEQ artillery.
1t il wei known that American vessels are not
permitted 10 trade at Singapore. The Chronicle.
published at that place, complains that the law is
evaded by American vessele touching there land
"'S SupeiCSfgo, anti tnen proceeding 10 hbto,
where cargo is seat from Singapore The edi-
tor says III the trade open would be of great
beneht to the trade of that place.
Frankfort paper of the 9Th says, " All our ad-
vices from the North of Germany Denmark, aud
sweden, agree that grain has risen in consequence
OF the heavy rains last month.
NJ de Chateaubriand, French Ambassador 10 the
Pope, left Paris on the Iltb for Rome.
Lord Cochrane passed through Geneva On
Inc Soth OF August for MarseiIIeS, his return to
Greece.
american Funds Sept. I2.-Three per cents
20 TO II; Skies OF 1914 aud 1915, 81; New York
tive'' 9s; Pennsylvania Elves, % TO 80; Bank
Shares, E25 10.
English Funds Sept. I2.-Consols So Il TO Sc
%, and little business doing. The Foreign Stock
Exchange was i'll a Iauguid state. Columbian and
Peruvian Bonds had fallen per cent
Actual sales at Havre iron, the 9Th 10 the 10 Of
September inc'uslvely:-7l6 bales Louisiana Cot
ton at % TO Ito; l,i67 Georgia. 81 10 96; 527 Ala
bains. 10 30; III Virginia, % l-3; III Sea Is.
land L. 80 10 2. 90, and brls. Pot Ash, 42f
ttrOm The y. z. Mercantile -adg. oct.2LJ
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The packet ship Pacific, Capt. Croker, arrived
yesterday afternoon, from Liverpool having sailed
on the evening OF the 10Th ult
The news OF the surrender OF Madeira had
reached England The papers express much re-
gret az the circumstance.
Dispatches from Lord Hey,sbury, dated AZ q =
desss. Aug. %, had arrived. They state thst
Count WolOnzow, (uow Governor of Odessa \ w.
TO take command of the army before ysr1a IN
place Of Prince MenchIkoR, who wasdanCerouS-
ly wounded in he vigorous sortie made BY the
Turkish garrison. There was considef able sick.
moss in the Russian army, and among In. d.a.ha
was mentioned hat Of Gen. Benkeudor : b,o-
ther OF the Princess Leiven, an officer of great