Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-23
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Just reached us.--Tme and our limits admit onl, OF
brief remarks and extracts. The Russians bad COZ
their forces, and the next nelh senct
says the London Courier of the 6thl will bring us
the news OF the attack upon Shoonla the only to-
fence OF the Balkan mountains. Another article
we copy from &c Courier speaks OF III gotiai1ns as
probable. under the auspices OF all the powers.
Den Miguel, III Portugal, was exercising despotic
sway, inprisoIing at fi6ifun. The chief interest,"
in England, was, III regard 10 the cora crops which
II was found had been materially damagedby storms.
The funds we,e affected by this apprehension, and
tine wheat had been sold at 74s per Gnaiter OF
bushels. equal to SAG per bushel.
The extract from the Mornin. Herald, Of Aug.
7, which gives the city news of the preceding e.
vening, will show how much anxiety was felt on
and on the continent seems TO have been alike tenn
pc -uous.
The plague which had ragged at Bucharest was
subsi'iing. Rumours OF negotiation between Russia
i the Porte were numerous
cry Wednesdoy Ecening, .aug. 6th.-Consois
for money ana the account opened at S7-but at
forwards g aduaily declined 10 So SIS buyers. The
heavy stocks have been very steady to-day.
fiom Bells Weekly Messenger OF Aug. ).
The domestic inieres, Of he week Is incpal
'y directed TO the harvest, TOR which we reier our
readers trout article, as well as To several
scattered paragraphs in paper Of this day.
The funds seem TO feel the shock occasioned by
the inevitable deficiency in corn,-a scarcity OF
which is appreiiended from the late tempestuous
weather in the agricultural counties
The French Papers OF Thursday contain q
Proclamation from the President of Greece, an
nouncing tina, he had received official copy
OF the Declaration issued by the Emperor of Rus
sia before he passed the Danube, and peculiarly
aid which would furnish the Greek Go, ernins mt
with the mea OF providing Tor the most pre sing
wants OF the army, The fleet, and other BRAN hes OF
the public service. He also expresses a confident
expectation OF receiving similar succouI from the
Kings oil England s. France, and states that ii is
granted on condition hat il will be used with the
greatest economy.
Ireland "A paragraph from Sligo, August list,
says" Mr.. Connel LETT this at two o'clock to-day,
Tor Boyle. have just had authentic in ege nee
OF the organization oil plan that town, Tor the
purpose OF assassina,ing that gentleman"
Grccce.-The President had arrested, without
assigning any cause, Geo MaurOmichali, son OF he
prince of the Manotes, A. \ ako and George Milati
who were all three formerly at the head ot he Pro
vi'onal Government. The circumstance had Great
ed good deal of CONSERVATION at Egina. These per-
sons belonged 70 PATTY called the English Of the
Isles; and the London Morning Cronicie, connect
ing with their apprehension the circumstance OF a
donation OF 100000 francs made by the Empress
dowager OF Russia to The pOoy " Greece, and some
other striking incidents, liners thai there is any
thing rather than good understanding between
Russia & England.
Letters hom Marse.les, dated 2Sd July, state
that the Greek vic, aiUiira had captured 10 turk
iSh vessels, Chiefly boatS,} which had, how ever,
previously succeeded i'll throwing Supplies into the
Morca from Egypt.
manifesto had been published by the govern
ment OF Greece, in consequence of the Declare
lion OF War by Russia against Huxley. The ;nani-
esto states that this declaration clearly si,Uws the
motives aud objects Of the war, which il the paci
cation OF Greece. Blu this pacihcs TO-, continues
the manifesto, Isis guaranteed by Russia, only as
one oil the three Great Powers, who signed the trea
IL, I,sl. A
that his Majesty the King oil Great Britain, and h
Maj sty the King 0! france, will, Oh their part,
grant Us succour. The Emperor Of Russia has
placed at the disposal OF the Greek government d
pecuniary aid, which will furnish il with In.
means of providing Tor the pressing wans OF the
military aud civil service but this aid has been
given the condition, that il be used with the
stricte=t economy"
FrGnce.-The harvests had very unpro.nising
appearance in France, aud great scarcity Is APP
prehcnded.-From the late period oil the session oil
the Chambers, the law which aggrayates the dis
tress, cannot be changed till the following year.
Ia consequence OF the bad weather The price OF
flour had adydn ced in London IS. sack, on the 9th;
and at Liverpool on the Sth, oats had advanced I'd.
a bushel, and wheat had risen 3D.. bushel. The
crops in the interior had sustained damage 10 On
alarming degree.
The "dsf. I'll ndoD Cnurer OF the 9Th con
tains the following InteiIgenc1: -" We md, by
another official account from the Russian array,
published in the Berlin State Gazette, that there
was more fighting between the Russian advanced
guard BazarJik, and the Turks, than the 10Th
bulletin led us to believe. The bulletin merely
informed u.s. that the enemy Immediately
repulsed. and took to flight. 1t appears, that, when
the vanguard, under General Rudiger, was march
ing TO Mangali, and before the headquarters had
been removed from karassou, a division OF Tur-
lisb Cavalry, from Sillistria, had proceeded TO-
wards EaZaiiik but retired upon the advance OF the
Russian General. 1t seems to have been the in
tenrion of this division from Silistra 10 etiec: a
junction with another corps Of Turkish Cavalry
from Choumla, which made its appearance near
Bazarjik few hours afterwards On the Tth, this
corps Chouma endeavored to turn the right wing
OF the Russian vanguard under General Akiuikief
They attacked, in superior numbers, picquet OF
Cossacks, 10 whose support the General sent IA
squadron OF Huldns: but this being nsuGi lent two
additional squadrons were sent, with :wo pieces of
ca..on, which the Turks attempted to get posses
sion If ;but t,go Oaaons, advancing IN squares
ported by iWo sguadrous OF Hussars, obliged the
Turks to take flight. They retired into a wood,
three wersts (about two miles and hai0 beyond
BaZak, and passed the night; but by break OF dag
had withdrawn, and returned probably 10 Chouiil-
la. In consequence Of this partial fighting, the
Russian vanguard under GeueraI Rudiger, was re-
iniorced by several hattalloIs, and narched sim
uitancousy with the advance OF the lmpe-
rial staff, from Karassou. We know from se tenth
bulletin Of lie Russian army, that General Rudi-
counts of the ! ith uit el him, the Turks retir-
ing from town as the Russians advanced
Having thus followed the march Of the adyan.
ccd guard Let Us measure back our steps TO The o.
Their Russian corps in the rear, and on thu rght and
left wings Whilst Gen. Rudiger was advancing.
Gen. Bendendorf, with detachment from the
right wing, was sent TO Kousgoun, to take up
position between Silfstria and the Imperial head
quarters, for the purpose of covering the latter in
case Of sor,ie from Si!istria a camp was also
at Rssovat, between Silistria and Hirsova, ill
Genera Roth with the 9th division should be abie
TO complete The Investment Of SiIislris. bis "