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

New YORK, April lily packet shin
York, Captain De Cost, arrived here vestardayy,
from Liverpool, which she left ON the 2eh uI,. We
nave received our London papers TO the ~ n and
Liverpool 10 the 26th inclusive.
The accounts received from Cons antinonI,a
through the German and French papers continu-
cd 10 give various reports of warlike preparatons
by the Sultan which however, appear 10 he the
same, IN substance, which we laid before our rea.
ders few days ago The Courier of tie 23d niyes
the following summary of them.
" Some additional intelligence from Constant.
noPle has been furnished by the Paris paDc.s or
wednesday and Thursday. Ii corroborates the
previous accounts, and, if true, would leave hui
leeole hopes OF peace. The manifesto issued BIZ
n l Forte, ana TO which we alluded yesterday <
inc day before, has arrived, and is couchcd in 40
measured or doubtful terms. g II is EVIDENT
says the manifesto" that this pretcncc to Iberty
on tic part of tho Greeks tends to nothing else
than to place in the hands Of the intideis all the
countries of Europe and Asia, where the Greeks
mixed with Muse lmen-to put by degrees
the Rayas IN the place OF Ouomans and the Otto
mans III the place OF the Rayas TO convert or
Mosques into Churches, where the sound of be'is
VIII be heard-ln word TO annihiiate quickly aud
easily islamlsn. Neither law nor reason nor rolicv
permit the acceptance of these conditions
Z" circular order TO the Pachas ayows that the
forbearance OF the Porte after the battle of Nava.
rim was only TO gain time, and accuses the Rus
slams OF having at length succeeded in having Sc
duced two other powers to assist in oYer,hroWinr
the Ottoman Empire
The measures adopted by the Porte CORRESPOND
with the disposition manifested in the documents
we have auded1o French English and Russian
subjects, some OF whom have resided al Constan-
tinople Tor thirty years, have been obliged 10 quit
the capital; the Armenian Catholics have been
sent 10 Asia; vessels with corn have beer, unload
cd for the use OF the Turkish A!-nes; reinforce
meHts oil men, cannon and ammunition take their
departure daily from Constantinople, and are 10
shape their course towards the Danube as soon as
the weather is sufficiently OPEN
The Sun OF the same date mentions another re-
port that 100000 Asiac troops had arrived in the
enVlrons oil tonstandnople TO strengthen the Sui
tan'S European army-tha; is,his troops Disciplined
after the European manner
The Atlas, however, of the 9th ult saws that
some DOUBT IS thrown ON all this intelligence by
the arrival OF direct accounts from Con,tantinoDle
to the 18th which mention no change of ministry,
no massacre, nor any arrest except that of Realli
And, by the way, IL turns out that this Greek Ban
ker had been executed for forgery, or coming and
not as we were led 70 suppose before, for any thin
connected with the Greek question
On the 22d, the army and ordnance estimates
were referred toa Committee of Finance, in which
Lord Palinerstons motion was agreed 10, that o.
oI5 men be kept up as the land force of the coun.
try, FOR the ensuing year. exclusive of that reouir.
ed Tor the service OF the East India Company. A
diininution of 5000 men has taken place from the
reducuonoi the recruiting establishment, and his
Iordship stated, that, in future the colonial troops
would be included in the ordinary of the army
~ - AAdiniir,S bIOuSNI lOTWird the ordnance ,
estimates, lie stated that the Duke of Wellington
had made reductions in the civil establishment of
tiIai department, to the amount of 1870 600 pounds
sleriing' ana sum not exceeding G7S3, 1913, was
granted for the next years expenditure.
Petitions were coming into Parliament daily and
almost hourly, from tie Disseners of all denomi-
nation, for the repeal of the Corporation and Test
Acts. The bill for their relief would, probably,
be carried in the House Of Ccianitns- though il
was thought il would Gall in the House of Lords
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25.--Wc have JUST learnt
tllat robbery OF The bank Of Messrs. Waters g.
60. Swansea, was peFpetratcd OH Sunday week.
Inc amount stolen was $40, GOO, half Of which
was IN specie Journal IF Commerce.
BALTIsroRE, March 3I.-The Bucno5 Ayroan,
schr JUncal, captain Cesapurnier. arrived here
yertcrday from a cruise, and from Buenos Ayres,
IN "a days; fell in with in lat g. long, H. 25, the
Brazilian Matchmaking Bonefn, from MaranhaD,
bound to Rio Janeiro, and captured her after u
hgnt Of tour hours and quarter, (thc Bonchn
dd on board troops TO the amount Of 800 and hav-
Ing disinaniled her, ordered her into port Sever
al sMTmishes had taken place, in one of which the
Busnos Ayrcan cavalry had taken from the Bra
ziian5, about 10000 head ofcattc. General La
valaJo, commander in chief Of the Republican army
OF Buenos Ayrcs, was at Monte Dunan. The wsr
was still continued with vigor, and there was 70
expectation ofpeace Mr.. Fitzgerald, former mate
OF the Midas, sold at Buenos Ayres, came passeH.
ger The Juncal was compelled from stress OF
Wcther, TO put into ST Bartholomew, where she
lay or days.
We understand The schooner has on board car
go OF Skins, valued at 100. 900 dollars, and specie
amounting to 100000 dollars, 70 be appropriated |.
Tor purchasing OF building vessels Of waF for tic 1
Buenos Ayrean government
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL FROM BUENos-
AYRES.
To the potcness Of Com. Fourier, of-the Ma
tioua armed sch arrived at this pert yes
terday from Bucros-hyr9s The E6tter q ne bS''