Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
FOREIGN.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

from Liverpool, brings us London files to the 9th
uit inclusive, and Liverpool papers 70 the lOth.--
This is only one day later than u,e accounts re-
ceived last week by the Leeds from London; and
there is, in truth little addiiona! intelligence Of
positive character.
The Russians, it would seem, had actually CON-
mcnced retrograde mov ements, and the Courier OF
the 9Th considers the campaign Of this season as
GUIDED. The Turks. il is said in an article we take
from the Morning Herald Of tie 9th, were in the
intoxica,ion Of victory.
The Courier OF the 7th continuing TO insist, that
no ground Of war has yet been afforded by any
CT the European powers takes pains to explain
that this opinion strcnuously maintained does not
arise from any dread Of war, or from my uuvil-
iingness or inability on the part Of Engisnd TO 20
10 war, in Just and necessary cause. The con
t;nenta journals the other hand treat of a gen.
eral war as probable.
The markets for grain ard cotton had risen. We
give the latest quotations, and taking leave with
regard to the rst article, grain, again to caution
our spectators against excess.
From the London Morning Herald of 9th Oct.
We have Just received, by express, the Gazette
dc France. dated Oct. Z, and the other Journals Of
me 9th OF Oct. The only news which they contain
which says:
The Turks are still in the intozicaton of victo-
~, hui great alarm had been excited by the arri-
val oil the Russians near Bourgas. On receiving
TINS news 'hc Grand Fizier stopped at Adriapople.
lie appears to have entered into concert with Hus
sem Pacla TO attempt TO relieve Varns. The
measures for the defence of the capital are active
ly prosccutcd.-On the 9Th of Sept 10 600 Kur-
dish Cavalry landed at the Dart!anel!es and at the
enYircns Of CcnstaDtnople took the road to Chou,-
La but the taxes in the capital continue to in
crease, and business is a; stand. Great care,
however, is taken 10 provide for the wants Of the
people. The Caimacan has lately made a general
Inspection of bakers shops OH rlis occasion 20
bakers were nailed By the ears TO their own doors
turing this cruel operation, several Of them
smoked their pipes with the greatest Indifference
The accounts from Odessa of tho absolute pro-
hihtion OF exporting corn, have ma,lc very pain
iui impression at Ccnstantinope, and the conse-
quences may be fatal.
IRON the London Courier Of 9th Oct
The operations before Varna have been brought
down by Russian Bulletin in the Berlin State
Gazette TO the 18th u't. and before ChoumIa TO the
18th The count8rscarp in front of the ortb Bas-
ton near the sea. was blown into the air early on
the l4th, and falling into the Fosse COMPLETELY
hied If, and enabled the Russians before Varna to
take possession of the entrance to breach in the
baston. The road to Bourgas having been occr
pied by Gen. Gaowin, the Emperor summoned
tiie garrison TO surrender. II was at first though,
me garrison were disposed TO do So and hostiIities
were fora short time suspended But Admiral
H'e'S oeihE convinced, in conference held on
oodra MS snip with the Captain Pacha the Gov
ernor OF Narna, that the latter was ONLY tes;-ors
OF gaining time, the negotiations were broken Off
The works have been advanced so far and the
communications with Bourgas having been cut
place would not hold out much longer
The operations before Choumia seem 10 Inger
ana no further attacks have been made upon the
Turks. 1t is evident that the Russian army will
soon make refrograde movement; indeed, the
hospitals and magazines have been already moved
10 Jeni Bazaar. The Grand Fizier has effected his
junction with Hussein Paclia
Inc campaign may now be considered as nearly
at an end.
According 10 the intelligence brought b. a
French brig from the Morea the second egyptian
convoy from Alexandra was Off the coast ibra-
him was to embark with the second convoy The
convention for the evacuation OF the Morea
has given great displeasure to the Porte The
Viceroy OF Egypt excused himself by saying, tina,
ne had been compelled to sign the convention BY
the threat OF Admiral Codrngton to blockade all
the Egyptian ports, and lombard Alexandra.
The following article is extracted from Paris
paper we received this morning:
VIENNA, Sept. 22.-The Russian Bulletin Of
Sept 9Th, detailing the affairs which have taken
place near Choumla, has produced here q great
sensation. IL is believed that the Grand Vizier,
alter Instruction with Hussein Bey, will renew
the attack upon the Russians, and should he sue
cee6,a general retreat on their part must be the
consequence. But even should they beat the
turks and enter farna, 1t is almost that they
Wii! Tecross the Danube, to take NO can.cnments
during the autumn & win'er.-The Emperor Nj
choias promised the Empress, when be quilted
her' mat he should soon see her in 81. Peters
turgh."
t'tY, " eOReSUGI Ctf5lTNg. 9th Oct.
There has beeen good deal o: business trans.
acted In the money market 10 day. Prices are lo,y-
or tins is attributed 10 report that his Majesty is
seriously indisposed; and variety OF other ruInors
! nave been propagated TO account for il; but the
fact IL, the jobbers bought l1rgely yesterday, in
expectation that Mr.. Eohschld, or his arrival.
would operate extensively for an advance. This
. has not been the case, and the consequence was.
The buyers became alarmed, and have disposed Of
their S!ock.-Consols, which left of Yesterday ut
81 TO 81 Is, opened ibis morning at ST Is, then
went up &c 81 Ia, when some large sales tool
place, and aiter some little fuctuation they fell
TO IS sd, at which price they leG OF. The hes.
w stocks are quoted The same az yesterday In.
da Bonds & Exchequer Bills are stationary
The London Money Market was in a very ngi-
tated state on the 9th, in consequence Of the ru.
rnors aioat. respecting the views of the British
Government, touching the conduct Of Russa. 1,
is evident that both France and England are be.
ginning to look with jealousy upon the movements
oil Russia, and have little desire 10 assist in tho
subjugstion of Turkey, further than they are com.
PEELED TO act by the Treaty Of the OH of July. The
Morning Herald of the 10th, says:
If any reliance may be placed upon tte asser.
tons oil the French papers, the Government Of
France have determined not in any way TO aid and
abet the designs Of Russia upon Turkey. &" II
appears certain" says the Gazette de France
that our troops will return from the Morea, az.
ter having witnessed the eubarkation OF Ibrahi,n
Pacha's army On this subject, the Courier
Francois observes. that " the uDfayorable nature
oil the operations Of the Russian army uaturaIlv
| leads the mind TO the difficulties which, France
may have to encounter in consequence Of her ex.
pedhoh to the Morea II we may believe the re.
ports an circulation, our Government is resolved
to withdraw honorsbIy from career where an ad.
ventufous course might bring il among shoals and
oucksands" "''N
Ahoiher Frepel, writer states, the expcIitioo
s 20 'ie morea has effected powerful diversion 10