Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-04

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ed to her. and remarks the Emperor Nicholas has
| resolved to obey the dictates Of an enlarged and
| magnanimous policy aud that we may rely with
| confidence upon the solemn pledge which his I'M
per,al Majesty has given to all Europe-that he
seeks only the strict fuliilment oil 1reaties-the
| freedom OF that commerce and navigation which
those Treaties had ensucd; and the payment Of
expenses which has incurred in the eniort ement
, oil his just demands-but that he disavows in the
| most distinct and positive manner, any view or
purpose OF territorial acquisition and aggrandse-
mcnt.
| PORTUGAL
The London Courier OF the 10th Of May, says ::
No news, either official otherwise, has been re-
| ceiveG to-day from Lisbon, when our paper was
put to press. But the intelligence we cominuni
| Gated some days ago, of the determination Of the
Powers OF Europe TO act concert, in opposition to
the claims oil Don Miguel may be implicitly re-
ed on The Russian and the Frensh Ambassadors
win quit Lisbon, at the time with Sir FIRE.
derrick Lamb, il Sir Frederick shall determine up
on such a measure.
| letter from TouIon of the 18th, announces
the conclusion Of peace between France aud AL
giers.
The Loneon Courier Of the ed at o'clock, p.
M. says We have Just received the following
important communication
| Count Pahlin, the Russian Governor of WalIa-
CHA and MOl,avia, entered Jassay the Tth, with
| five thousand men.
" The Russian army was to cross the Pruth at
Galata on the 9Th, and take immediate possession
of Brathiow.''
| A fortnight before the publication of the Russ-
an Manifesto and Declaration, order had been
sent to the fleet at Sebostobo to take board thir
| ty thousand men, and land them below the mouth
| OF the Danube
Ii appears by intelligence from Tefs, of the
| 10th OF March, that part OF the Russian army,
| which was employed against Persia, is to be de-
| tached against Turkish Georgia; the Pacha oil
which favoured the operations OF the Persians.
| The Ausburg Gazette says it reported that the
Turks intend to drive back into their own limits
the Christians who dare to attack Islamism, and
sword iii hand to throw off the yoke OF the burden
some conditions which of late years have been ex
torted from the Sublime Porte.
| CHANGE IN THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
! The Liverpool Chronicle. of the oath of May,
advances opinion that the reported changes in the
british ministry have grown out OF changes in O.
pinor on the Catholic Question and the East Ret
ford Acknowledgement bill.
| The London Courier says" The issue of the
Debate upon the East Retford Question has given
rise TO runours OF intended changes. Some OF the
cabinet Ministers were opposed to each other in
the DIVISION. The question whether the franchise
should be removed to great City, or to Hun
dred in the County of Nottingham might seem pri.
ma tacie, not o! itself to be of such importance
But the issue OF the debate and the division have
gwen rise TO strong rumours OF resignation or re
signatons.
deeply, indeed, should We lament their confir.
mhtion because we trusted the greatest cordially
existed, and because the country would therby be
deprived oil the services OF men of talent, at time
| when such services were necessary"
! BUCHAREST, May At is understood tina
on the 18th of this month the Russian troops will
begin to occupy the Prncipalities, and the Hospo
Oars, who have received orders from the Porte,
the approach OF the Russian armies, to retire into
the Turkish dominions, and not into those of Aus.
'fia' as they are said to have wished, will proba
bly, 20 to Constaninople Count Pahlen, who is
appointed Civil Governor of the Principaties, will
reside at hrst at jassy, and in the sequel go TO Bu
charest The Russian Emperor is expected at Jas
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chief command of the whole army, Count Woron-
zow commands one wing, and Count Peter Pahlen
all the cavory. 1t is the general belief in the
Russian army, that the war will be ended in one
campaign.
} CORFU, April Give learn that Rcdcbid Pa
cha arrived at Prevesa, the 10Th A French
7 schooner arrived the 7th with dispatches for
him, and the French Consul waiting for the
answer 10 them.
IL is affirmed that NJ. de Ribeaupierre and Mr.
). Canning will be here by the 2Sih, TO COMMUNE
cate with Count Guilleminot the conferences OH
the situation OF Greece. The squadrons of the three
powers which have assembled to blockade the E
egyptians in the Morea, are said to have received
under these circumstances, instructions OF the
same tenor. 1t does not seem that blockade OF
the Darlanelies is intended, but that the Russian
Meet Will, for the present, only act in concert with
the naval force OF the Allies, for the pacf OF
| Greece.
| TRIESTE, May s.--we have TO day arrivals
from Smyrna, the Morca, Egypt and the !onian Is
i1eyuen arrived AT nj alta. lbra
nm Pacha does not seem disposed to leave the Mo-
rea. All was tranquil at Alexandria. The Egyp-
ton fleet was equipped, but had received Or
ders TO put TO sea- The Aigerine divisions is gone
home.
| The complete execution Of Spain by the French
forces is now on the OF being made, and thus
VIII be terminated an occupation, which England
could not contemplate without just degree OF
iJeaiousiy land which was standing violation of in
ternal law.
LONDON, May 22.-In the British House Of
Commons of the 10Th of May Sir Robert Wilson
put to Government the Questions of which ne had
given notice.
Mr.. Peel replied that from the moment the
treaty OF the 9th July signed, there had been
on the part OF the advisers OF the Crown sincere
esire punctuaiiy and scrupulously to fulfil! their
engagements. He acknowl lodged the necessi y
f oil putting an end TO the struggle between Turkey
and Greece as soon possible and of establishing
an arrangement "a to the relations in which Tur.
KY and Greece shall hereafter stand towards each
other
As TO the second question, IL was the wish OF hi.
MJestys Government to avoid Interfering with
The internal concerns of other countries and I,
limit their operations TO the precise objects of IN,
Treaty.
i The declaration Of war By Russia against Tur
\ key had not changed the disposition of the Thre,
| Parties respectively towards Greece, though bay
Ing altered the character of one of the Poger ~ in
to that OF beiIigercnt, il had involved mportan
considerations to the by which the Treaty
, was to be carried into effect
With respect to the blockade of the ports Of the
Norca, instructions had heen Immediately sent tt
, carry the blockade into effect
| Consistently with his sense Of public duty, Mr.
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