Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05
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FROM LIVERFOOL.

been destroyed on the passage. We are indebted TO
the editors OF the Philadelphia Gazette for Liver
pool circularofthe DIST which we received on Sat
nrday afternoon by the Citizens Coach The follow
ing Is an extract 1N y Ga-.
On the nth there was brisk demand for cotton
and upwards OF 1000 bags were sold at the full pri-
ces o; the public sale. There was fair demund
yesterday, and upwards of 1000 bags were sold
but rs the holders continue oneet the buyers free
~, no advance has been obtained on last weeks
prices, and we viii quote New Orleans az . one
fourth Sd, Alabama Lid, and Upland, at
d LIZ per 10. The sales to-day are about 1900 y
GOO bags, OF which 500 Brazil, and the market
is rather heavy, without any alteration in the pri-
ces.
The following miscellaneous items are copied from
the Nat. Gazette:
1t is mentioned in an article from ConstaDtinoplc,
which appears in the Gazette de France of Thurs
day that the sc Austrian internuncio had that day
caused note 10 be delivered 10 the Porte support
ing the proposals of the Three Powers, parties TO
the Treaty OF London. This step is said 70 have
made much impression on the Turks who have
been used TO consider Austria as adverse to the
mediation. 1t is true that the Austrian Internun-
clio had been instructed urge the Turkish govern
ment TO acccde TO the Intervention proposed by the
three Allied Powers; but with what temper this
advice was received, may be guessed by the reply
OF the Divsn-namcly, that il Austria were indeed
the friend OF Turkey, she would better cvince that
friendship by advising the Allies TO dcsst from their
demands than by advising the Sultan 10 comply
with them. Such was the answer. What may be
the conjoint effect ofthe persuasions of Austria and
the battle Of Navarno, remains to be ascertained.
1t is possible that the latter may inpart unexpect
cd power TO the former. Courier
We hear that in addition to the precautions Ia
ken By despatching vessels To Smyrna and Con-
stantnople Immediately after the battle of Navari-
no, Admiral DE Rigny had made an arrangement
with the Consus at Smyrne, that in the event OF
NY decided rupture taking place, the vessels sent
with the news should make signal before she en-
tered the port in ORDER t-t before the Turks could
possibly obtain any news, the information might be
communicated TO the European residents.
1t appears that the Catalonian instruction has
not been put Without considerable effIsion of
blood. No less than 400 of the royal troops were
desperately wounded i'll the affairs of Castellen Am
puras alone, besides great number killed. Gene
raj Manso is actively engaged in securing the
country, but in many of the districts of upper
Catalonia the rebels are already beginning 10 re-
eruit again. They have received orders from their
leaders, appears, TO remain quietly in their houses
until fresh campaign is commenced.
The national subscription for a monument to Mr.
Canning, now amounts to the sum of E543S.
The Reverend c. c. Cotton author of Lacon
whose mysterious disappearance has been repea-
tedly referred to- has returned to the vicarage of
Kew and Peersham. The living would have
iapsed on the very day he appeared and took re-
possession. He had been residing at Paris for
s. ne time.
owing TO the great exertons recently made by a
Joint stock company.
1t is said that the Duchess de Berri IS about 70
bestow her hand TO an English subject, very ele-
giant representative ofan Irish peerage.
Calea0niGn Mercury.
The Turkish -fd,ni,GFs F1ag.-On Tuesday af-
ternoon Lord ingestrie, whom Admiral Codrington
despatched with intelligence ofhis glorious victory
passed through Canterbury on his way 10 the Admit
rally. His i-ordshp wore suspended from his car
rage, the crimson flag OF the Turkish Admiral and
which also had the diyices OF the crescent and star
dis Lordship only stopped a minute or two TO
change horses at the Fountsin, and but few OF our
fellow citizens had an opportunity of seeing this
Interesting trophy.
.AFrA IRIS OF PoRTUGAL.-An unexpected de-
ley has occurred in The arrival Of the Inlantc Don
Miguel in England, which is said to have had its
origin in Vienna Whether or not the Austrian
Government felt jealous at the approaching visit
OF the young Prince to England, or feared the re-
suit OF the lessons lie might learn there, we are
not prepared to say; but Prince Metterlich has
determined TO send Commissioner of his own to
Lisbon, on some preliminary business and il now
appears that the lniaute will not Leave Vienna fin
after the return Of this Commissioner TO the Austri
an capital.
RUssIA.--The St. Petersburg Journal stotes.
that on the 10th september (Stil OetobeT) last,
shower Of acrotes icll near Dolostok, between nine
and ten in the morning. The inhabitants were a.
laTned by an extraordinary noise. which proceeded
from large black cloud that hung tier heads
ana which continued or three (sOine say sx) min
utes, resembling running fire of musketry This
noise, which was heard by several persons al dis
tancss OF mere than II yHersts, was succeeded i'm
mediateiy by shower of stones, Of which only four
were picked up; the largest weighed four pounds,
the smaller three quarters Of pound. The Con-
stadt steam passage boat had been Obliged 70 return
by the floating ice on the bar--ihe quantities of
winch, however, was not very considerable. Bust
ness was nearly for the season; the lastpur-
cnases OIL tatlow were at 81 Tuhles: 10000 casks
mad been shipped, and about 1900 remained Tx
change 10 7-lG
VIC are indebted TO capt. Burns OF the brig Wiz
zard, for Vera Cruz papers to the lst Of Decem-
Der.
Commodore Porter advertises, under date Of No
Vember 18th ''a number Of commissions tor pTiB0-
tecrS, which had been sent to him ny the Supreme
Government" lie is ready to dispose ofthem 10
any person who may wish to m-vcssels a,-ainst
the enemy in the manner provided fer by the laws
or the land.
Under date Of Nov. 1Gth, the same Commander
gives notice, 'that agroeably TO The order Of the
supreme Government, and In conformity with
whatth laws AMI ordinances provide CONCERNING
the matter, every vessel on board of which shall
be found property belonging 70 the enemy shall be
conducted 70 the port Of Vera Cruz for adjudication.
and mat the same shall be done with all vessels az,
board OF which shall be found articles contraband
OF war intended for the use Of the enemy"
Is there no cause to fear chat the commanders Of
privateers and the courts at Vera Cruz may ptit
construction on these orders which mae ,rovc
very injurious TO American commerce.