Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-23
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
PHtLApELPHIA, Sept. 20-By The packet ship
canada, Capt Graham, arrived at New York, on
Thursday evening, London papers to thel5,h Au-
gust, and Liverpool! to the 18th have been receiv-
ed.
Letters of the 18th. ut. from Constantinople
state that the Turks making active preparations
10 resist the Russians in the capital; they have al
ready began to entertain fears for the safety Of
Shumla, 10 the garrison OF which place, As also TO
Farna, they have sent oil large reiniorce ments.
There rumor in London HAT Mr. Peel
about TO resign, in consequence Of his hav-
ing SO tenaciously and inseparsbly bound himself
up with the fate of the currency bill. Ii is sad
by his friends that he had made the carrying of
this measure the sine qua non OF his remaining
in office.
The from Portugal is not important. An
expedition wa hitting oui against Madeira. The
TRIAL o. the Con-, ltutionasts going at Lis
bon. The Portuguese Loyasts had been order
ed to leave Spain in month.
The Liverpool Mercury of the 10Th. says, the
accounts reiativ. 10 the corn the Continent
no worse this week than they were last; indeed,
IL some places, the rise which spectators had
caused did not last more than three days.
There is reason, however, to fear the next &C
counts will he untavorabie.
CROPS IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Thursday evening, Aug Id.
he state OF the weather engIosscs nearly all
the conversation OF the merchants and city poli;-
clans, and not without,rea We have now had
We understand that the waters are more out in the
country than they were dtiog any time last win
ter. The only favourable feature is that the wea-
Their is cold, and the gram therefore not so liza
BILE to grow. We have seen letter, however, from
Hampshire, the writer of which states that he has
cut half OF his wheat, but that had began TO grow,
and he had been obliged Ia lay il out The wheat
which he had standing he was unable to cut He
adds, that we all 'crasy in this part OF the
try" IL is now generally believed that the norts
must be thrown W Order nj CnunciI Tho
averages do not rise, and great deal OF injured
wheat will be shortly brought market, while the
good will probably be kept back, we should not be
at all surprised il the duty to be higher. The
quantity of Theatiu store in the continental is
very small, and portion of this will, no doubt, 20
to france, where there is already greal demand
Tor wheat.-Goid IL, in consequence, In considera-
bic demand.-The premium upon one thousand
Napoieoiis has risen from franc and hall to five
francs. There is also company established in
France, with capital of 20 900 900 francs, for the
purchase OF foreign wheat The whole OF the stock
OF wheat OIL the continent, from Dantzc to Ham.
burg including all the intermediate ports, does not
amount to more than ahout sixty thousand lasts,
SIX hundred and sixty thousand quarters Out OF
this amount 1t is fair deduct quarter for
France, which will leave for England five hun
dred thousand quarters, which: at forty shilings
quarter, will amount 10 about million sterling.
So small a sum his cannot have much effect up
on the Exchanges.
.N'e,cs f,Our the Theatre of War
The Russian State Gazette OF the 9th instant,
reached US at late hour this morning, with inte-
gence OF tie movements, up to the list OF July of
the Russian army, part OF which We, then i'm front
OF the great buwark Of European Turkey, the at
tack on which could not be long delayed.
Several affairs have taken place, i'll all of which,
the Turks have been worsied in one in particular,
body OF or 10000, who defended some heights
in advance OF the entrenchcd camp OF shouinla,
were drvenin, after inconsiderable loss OF tile
Russians
The siege Of Silis.ria was to commence OH the
2Ist.-Varna is Invested, aud sally OF The garri-
son has been rcpulscd.
few days must now bring us the account of the
issue Of the attack Shoumla, Tor il cannot be de.
layed longer than will be necessary TO collect the
several corps Of the ARMY in frcut Of the entrenci-
ments. Every day mrst be valuable 10 the Turks,
to strengthen their pos.ions-evcry day must BE-
'o'S 20 HE Russians. tCtgbe s ITGreiier.
LONDON Aug. 10.
Last night &c received the Journal de ST PC.
iersburg to the 3lst gle the hlgemeue Zeitung to
The 9th inst and Dutch papers TO the 18Th. The
81 Petersburg Journal contains official news from
The Russian army in Asiatic Turkey and the
Dutch papers contain bulletin from The Russian
army on TIE Danube. The last which is dated
ne 2lsi UT announces the arrival Of the Russi- |
ans bciofe Soumia Ii also states that the seee Of
Siiisi'ia was 70 commence in form on the same |
land and sea.
Tho lest accents from Vienna. sster sts,ing
Stat the recruiting has comncnced and that the |
provinces ,eScludv, Of the Hungarian ccndnrer; !
are TO raise forty thousand men, alphabetically adds
mat ~ doubt Is entertained in that cspitai Of the
""iate""nce OF peace. With this opinion. ~ |,
confess, wc entirely coincide and tniut II hi xblv
probable Glat The Russians will bc allowed TO pro
sec1!s ineii designs against Turkey. without n
eountefirg TIE slightest opposition from any power
J ie news Of the speedy cyacraiionc q Greeccbv 4
iDTahlm f2cna and ia Egyptian Arabs, VIII be /
received WI a be- bgbcct s,fisF,rtic., bv III 4 !
meIiean public. There is no 5oa5. but Giat. With