Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-14
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FOR EIGN,
Serer, days late. from Eneiaud

EOAEilGN.
Screen days later from England
New YonK, October lo.--This morning arriv.
ell the packet ship Birmingham, Capt. Harris,
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 9th oil
September. BY her we have received London
papers and Lioyds' Lists to the 7th ut. aud Lii
verpool papers Of the day of her departure.
The pause in the military operations before
Shumia still continues. The Russian fleet OF
tserna cannot approach the fortress on account OF
the batteries, and both armies, it is said are wait
ing for achievements.
Two bulletins from the Russian army have ap-
peared in the English papers. One Of them re-
iates to the operations against Shumla, dated Au-
gust 7th, and contains nothing important. Some
Buigarians, who sought refuge in the Turkish
camp, brought the report that 'the Seraskier Hus-
seIn Pacha had received from Consthntinopic the
official advice that they could send him no more
reinforcements, as all the troops whose presence
was not necessary in the capital were 10 be sent
to the Morea." The other bulletin relating to the
operations against Varna, and giving ALI account
OF the capture Of Turkish fleet of fourteen ves-
sells lying before that place, we give below.
Accounts from Lisbon are OF no later date than
those brought by the last arrival from Havre
Advices from Madeira OF the 9Th of August, has!
been received AT London. The island was tran
Guil and the people In favor of Don Pedro The
military force stationed there consists OF 5000 men
The cabinet OF ST. Pettersburgh has expressed
ITS decided disapprobatOn Of III usurpation OF Don
Miguel and its determination 10 support the
claims OF Don Pedro.
LONDON, Sept. 6.
Dispatches have been received from Lord Hey
tesbury, at Odessa, dated the 18th August. The
RUSSIAN Guards have crossed the Danube, on
their route to the main army be fore Choumia; the
Grand Duke Michael was expected to leave Or.
dessa on the goth, in order 10 put himself ut their
head; and the return OF the Emperor 10 the army
was expected to take place before the end of the
month, by which time the reinforcements, To tn.
amount OF forty thousand men, would have reach
ed their destination. The fadgues aud hardships
TO which the Corps dipiomatque had been sub
ject IN following the Head Quarters in Bulgaria
had been so .evere, that il expected that they
would remain for the present at Odessa, until cir
cumstances should call ios their presence in adj
vance. The fortress of Poty, on the eastern coast
OF Euxine, had surrendered; and the Russian Ad-
mirai Greig was pressing Varna by sea. BY neu-
trail vessels arrived at Odessa from Constantino-
pie, II was stated that scarcity of began TO
be fe't IN that capital; in consequence of which, an
embargo was to be imposed at Ordessa, on all ves-
seis bound with corn to the Mediterranean.
LIVERPOOL, Sept g.
The Honorable James Barbour. the new Amer
lean Plenpotentiary to the Court Of Great Britain
arrived in London on Wednesday.
Lord .4ngfesea aud Mr.. o. ConneN-Lord
Anglesea granted an interview to Mr. O'ConneII
The following account OF part Of the conversation
between them i. will! be found lit is said By the
Tines pretty accurate:-' The only person pre-
sent al the interview was Lord Forbes who did
not however join in the conversation. Mr..
O'Connel was received with great kindn ess and
alter few Introductory phrases, he was asked
what were the particular objects of the Catho-
lies. MIR. OConneiI said that neither for him
sci nor for any member Of the Catholic Associate.
on did no require any honor, Office, or emOiulnent
v hatever. All he asked was, the omission OF a
word or Two IN the oath OF supremacy, and the re-
peal Of the oaths against the mass and transubstan-
ta'ion. All the Catholics sought was this. Their
emancipation bill might he engrossed upon half
sheet Of paper. And is this alp said Lord An
siesea. Yes replied MIR. OConne the pass
ing of short bin would Dissolve the Catholic AS.
sociation, put period TO all the affiliated connes.
ions Of that body, auh sop the Catholic rent at
once"
liverpool Corn Afarket, Saturday, Seofember 6.
We have had another week of extremely fine
weather, which has prevented any great activity
in the corn trade. The mers and dealers have
purchased very spariDgly Of wheat, and prices of
old have suffered further decline Of Sd per 70Ibs.;
this reduction has, however, excited the attention
OF Spectators, who have made some considerable
purchases OF the finest qualities of Irish Old at
about Is. I'd. per 70bs., but at this days market
many holders appeared disposed to withdraw their
samples, rather than accept the above price
BUENOS AYRES.-Thc brig Dromo, at New
York from Buenos Ayres, direct, brings adviccs 10
the 10th August. From the New York morning
papers NC NoiSC' intelllSenCe. Ihe
prospect Of peace between Brazil and Buenos A yres
remained as uncertain at the former adyices
Lord Ponsonby took his official leave of the Gov
eminent OF Buenos Ayres on tho 2sd OF July
The murder OF ID. Francisco AlVar eZ, whose bo-
dy had been found in well, with the throat cut,
had produced great excitement, and the tribunals
had been directed TO suspend further business I'M
Ill the affair had been judicialy investigated Sew
cra persons were Ia custody OIL suspicion, and
search was making for another.
The Argentine news Of the 9th, notices cor
respondence between Gen. Fructuosa Rivera a
Gen. Lecor, in which the former expresses h,r,
self in no measured terms Of the conduct of the
Portug' cse, and afterwards Of the Brazilians, who
continued to occupy the Banda Oriental, ifpprison-
ing those citizens who dared 10 speak against il
He concludes thus
"The province Of montevideo has lone declared
thatit belongs TO the Argentine Republic TO which
II was bound by ties indi5soublo Unidentified by
the same language, customs, religion aud laws
and that there is not the most reiOte idea of their
wishing to be connected with the hall desootic
government c; Brazi' nor tolerate its tuteiaee, e
ven presented under The most filttefinp colors
An American brig had arrived at Montevideo in
long passage from Chilli with the loss Of her rud-
der aud main topmast. The IT, g. ship Boston
Captain Hoffman, had also arrived there from Rio
Jaoeiro.
The Buenos Ayrcan brig Cacique, which re-
Gently captured French brig of 20 guns lof which
we have already published an sccountl had az
rjrcd a.patgcra