Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-12
FOREIIN.
LATEST FROM EuR ROPE.
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on the 2i'h OF June. We have received by her
Liverpool papers to that date, aud ionicn To IN. ..
vening OF the 2jd inclusive. The accounts from
Constan,inople are TO the Sist of Nav at whicl
time, as will be seen by our extracts II was sronY
" believed that the Divan could not only arre,,
the Convention of The Oh Of Iulv. hit would az
ter into negotiations with Russia. " was .vrn
! said that the French and English Ambassadors hal
been requested TO return to Constantnople to ne.
gociate on the Greek question
The advices from Lisbon are TO tho 10th aud
from Oporto TO the 18th OF June which are favour
able to the cause Of the Consiiutiona,is,s a let
ter from the former place published in London
! paper says, that" Don Miguel Knocked down his
elder sister last week, and she now hears the
marks OF his brutality on her arms and feet He
has 500 persons now in prison on mere suspicion;
300 are dismissed officers. Every family is in
terror"
German papers to tho 18th furnish accounts from
the East in which il il stated that the fortress o
Brailaw had been taken by storm on the e9th or
May; the resistance was very obstinate ,s The Tu,ks
would neither give take quarter Some loubt
however, Is thrown on this statement. particular
ly since the account OF the late mock battle.
The Paris dates TO the 2Ist roval or,ii-
nance has been issued hy the King Of France the
effect OF which will he the destruction of the es.
enlistment formed by the Jesuits for pupils in
tended. not only for The church, but for other pro-
iessions.-fhis ordinance has been the cause Of
great tssentions in the Kings council and among
the French bishops. II was only carried nv three
cabinet ministers rendering their designations in
the event OF the King not signing the ordinance
The news OF the final passage of the Tariff had
reached England by the William Byrnes from this
port, and had occasoncd great excitement Among
our extracts will be found the leading article from
bnge's Liverpool Advertiser Of the oath of June
winch appears to express the prevailing senti-
n'ent with regard to this measure. The excite
Tnent was in fact great that IL was reported in
London that government intended forthwith IN
double the duty on our cotton imported into tina,
country IA retaatory measure for the high du
ties imposed upon their manufactured goods by the
new Tariff !,
The Morning Herald ofthe cpd saws. Ministers
nave 1t is understood, resolved to send Mr. Stra..
\ iord aiming on special mission to the Creeks
rms measure. it il added, is undertaken conioint-
; ~ win france, in consequence of the hopes en-
tcFta'ned oil bringing the question Of Grec;an in
dependence TO an issue. Mr.. C.. it is expected
will proceed instantly on his mission, and will
| 'eave town IN one or two DAYS, at the latest.
! LONDON, June %.
time past, that the Porte wished to renew the no
gociafions, and that Stratford Canning was goinp
10 return TO Corfu. appears TO be confirmed this
morning, in consequence OF which the consoI mar
ket has improved nearly I-2 per cent. on the -.
pening price; and the French funds coming higher
has also contributed TO this rise
According to letters from the Morea means were
ADOPTED to improve and secure a national Revenue
and II was exnected that Ibrahim and the Epvp-
tans, who had long been in active would AZ IeDrth
be compelled 10 re-embark for A,exandris.
The law for regulating the Press in France. was
carried by majority of 266 to II6-many of he
Liberals voting in its favour II is said the act pives
the press more freedom thar. ii ever possessed H..
] fore.
The appointment Of Lord Francis Cover (wbo
had lett Office lately with the other friends of Mr.
Canning) TO the posi- Of chief Secretary for Ireland
must be considered an suspicious Indication of the
designs OF the Duke of Wellington towards that
country.-Tvnes.
The Ri Hon and Rev. Lord Rrandon. of Ireland
' has instituted proceedings for Grim Con AGAINST
Mr. william Lamb, late Secretary for ireland
ST. PETERsBURGH. June 1.-The Po,ersburph
| Journal OF this date. contains bulletin from tho
Camp before Brailaw, which rives an account ~
the arrival OF his Majesty in the camp and of tho
proceedings till the Goth of Nav. On the 9th
the emperor a'cended hill at the ont ros's in
order TO Judge Of the effect of the mortars MAC y
in battery on the left of the position. Soon AZ
ter body OF Turks, preceded by awhile far an
peared;'it was flag Of truce from the Pacbo WIN
came to return thanks FOR his Majestv's generos.
ity in releasing ths prisoners On dism;ss;or tb;s
fiag Of truce, the Emperor COMM ssoped hin, In
tell the Pacha that the longest time granted him
to rapitulate was till three O'Clock the fo,Iowipq
| morning, after which the garrison could expect
| no terms. battery of "a guns having beep a
rected In the night on the right Of the army OMEN
cd its hre at day break His Majesty Immediate
w went to see its effects, when the enemy oh
serving from the number of officers assembled on
me spot that the Emperor probably there he
his Majesty stood: several of the balls fell az the
loot OF the hill His Majesty, finding that the opera
t'orls oil the siege proceeded rapidly as sibje
eit the camp. and arrived on the 26tb at Bender.
where he met the Empress
On The 20 ult. a naval action took place between
the Russians and Turks before Apapo. in which
the Turkish hniilIa DESTROYED with the loss If
,2OU men end six sandards-and Anapo had been
bombardcd fourteen DAYS.
From the London Sun at Jt,;9e 81
Private letters from Lisbon state, that Don Mi-
guei IN his utter despair of raising {" Grand Ar
my, mad ordered all the shop-keepers to turn out
and join his standard, TO march TO Oporto. hut he
was answered by them rather ironically, that they
had no objection 10 90. provided thew were allow.
e' to appoint their own officers. Miguel thinking,
perhaps, that he might not be of the number. de-
r'neh their proposition. He then collected as ma
ny s'ragg'ers and peasants possible and made
show OF marching 10 meet the CoustitutonaIists
nut meeting with reverse OF fortune abandoned
MS purpose. IL was said that Santarem had deciar.
ed in favour of the Provisional Junta
The news from 0poro gives complete answer
to the fallacots statements from the Lisbon Ga
zettes, under the direction Of Miguel. The Pro-
visonal Junta had received advices that AIrneida.
containing several regiments of the line, besides
militia, had declared in favour of the Constitution
-Four regiments OF militia stationed at Thou,ar and
SQUIRE, had also given in their adhesion, and march
ed towards Coimbra, to Join the division If tbe
army which was about placing itself in motion 20
advance upon Lisbon. Their number il said 10
consist OF 5000 men--a force more than douhIe
what Miguel can muster for his Grand Army =
we sincerely trust that Miguel will have the te.
merIty to take the field In person, at the head of
this redoubiabie body, that he may fall a vici;n %
his own treason and dupIicity.
IL IL said that the Provisional Government at q.
porto are going on with great stability and deco
rum. They have sent dispatches 10 patr;o,ic
Generals, inviting their return. Ssldanha, Stubhs.