Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20


the stability OF the Protestant establishment, and
20 the general satisfaction and concord OF all classes
Of His Maesty's subjects" The motion sc
conied by MIR. Brougham. The Solicitor General
followed in opposition to the motion, and Mr.. Spen-
Ger Percival and MIR. NJ. Fitzgerald supported it.
Mr.. y. Moore spoke against the motion, and having
concluded his marks, the debate adjourned
over to the evening of the 9th.
On the 9Th, the debate was renewed, and seve-
raj gentlemen spoke the principal of whom were
Sir James Mackintosh in favor OF the motion, and.
Mr.. Secretary Peel against it. The debate was
then again adjourned over to the 10th. The House
is very full and il is calculated that tho division
will be very close.
The report that Lord Palnerston has been ap-
pointed Governor OF Jamaica, is contradcted.
The bill for the repeal of the Corporation and
Tr'ts acts. has received the Royal assent.
Don Pedro, Of Portugal, is involving his coun-
try every way. The Courier declares that the
Constitution is, in fact abolished the Regency has
been destroyed; and Don Miguel has, in fact :. in
deed. il not IN words, assumed the crown.
.9HaiTS Of the EaSt.-There are no later dates
from Constaninople. or the Pruth and Danube,
than were received yesterday in the Paris papers;
but there are few additional particulars Of the
same ates, and we are enabled 10 add the opinions
OF the London Courier. The news from those re-
gion, continues ola warikc complexion. Ere this
the Russian armies are supposed to havo crossed
the Pruth; but there is not any certain intelligence
of the event having actually taken place.
The most active preparations are making by the
ing bridges, and renorcements Of horse and foot
aFc drawing nearer the Pruth. 1t Is supposed
that double operation will take place at the same
, tine--that whilst the Russians on the Pruth will
take possession of the Principalities, the Grand
, Army will cross the Danube and REM and Isrnaei.
The Courier Of May 9, says: 4" The accounts
which arrived here yesterday from Constautino-
pie, have disappointed those who still chung to the
hope that the peace Of Europe might be preserved
by the adoption Of more moderate tone the part
OF the Sultan lie is determined upon war, and
though h. is acquainted with the sentiment of the
allied powers. he still thinks that they will not suf
Ter the Turkish Empire TO be destroyed. This is
| the substance of the last advices that have been
received by the way OF Vienna, and to the know
ledge OF this determination may probably impute
The change which is rumoured 10 have taken place
IN the Einperors plan OF operations. IL was sup
posed that he would, i'll the first instance, content
| himself with occupying the Principaiities, and
would Immediately cross the Danube. 1t is said
now, however. tina, he vii! occupy the Principai-
| ties, and pass the Danube 1T the same tme-push-
| ing on towards Constantinope quickly possi-
! The same paper says it is pretended, in a Vien-
ma article OF April rs, to tribute the supposed de-
lay in the Russian operations to the refusal Of the
Courts OF London and Paris to fulfil condition to
which they had previously bound themselves, viz:
| the blockade OF the Dardanelles a refusal which
had obliged Russia to change her plan of operations
There is not the least foundation for this statement
The only cause Of delay, ii there has beea any. Is
J inc DdCh W3rUneSS oil The season.
LONDON. May 10.
| H0sf-pdst sepen.-We have heard it affirmed
this morning, III very respectable quarter, that,
after crossing the Pruth by the Russian army OIL
the eth ult communication was forwarded to
Constantinople, on the part OF the Emperor, with
propositions, on compliance with which by the
Sultan the further advance of the troops into the
Turkish territory would be prevented These pro.
positions are said to relate principally to three
points LIST. Respiration for the injury sustained in
NV
pie, & for the seizure of cargoes of Russian vessels
ID Sec urity against future recurrence of such In
ljuries. 3D.. The fulflment of those conditions on
behalf OF Greece, demanded by the three allied
powers, in virtue OF the treaty of the 9th July
1927. These statements entitled to notice, be
cause they derived from sources of generals
correct information; but they are so much at yari.
ance with probability, that it is impossible to place
any absolute reliance on them aud, ii these very
moderate propositions should ultimately prove 10
have been made, it will rather lead to doubts IF the
sincerity of Russia, than the conviction that her in
tentions with regard TO Turkey have undergone SC
| material change.
| According to the German papers, the Russian
| army that was in Persia, is to move towards Eze-
rum, in the Asiatic Domnons of the Sultan The
acquisition of the Turkish fortresses in the Land
OF the Kurds, will be essential Importance to the
Russians.
! NEW YoRK, June live have letter from
Tampico, dated the I4th ult. which states that the
! Spanish squadron was daily expected OH the coast
! 70 blockade the ports; but it is known here that
these approximations were groundless. The Span
| is squadron remained at Havana on the 26th ult.
and we understand was not making any preparaG-
ons for sailing. (Jliey. .ddu.
FROM PERU.
| Extract of a letter from Lima, dated March 90.
The Congress has been in session for the last
eight months, during the greater part of the time
engaged in revising the CONSTITUTIONS which is now
finished 1t was yesterday signed by the Presi-
dent Lamar, and on the Goth, is to be ratified bv
The people The party in favor of Bolivar in this
city, is very sma' rN.
The British Minister at Bogota expressed him
sell 10 the following liberal terms. at the tab. of
Mr.. Watts, the U s. Charge des AfI,ires ON tho
| DIST Anniversary Of our independence.
Col Campbell alter expressing his thanks for the
terms in which his King and country had been
mentioned by MIR. Castillo, the Colombian Minis
ter OF Finance, acting Of the Vice Presidents
oil the day, and proposing the health of his Sove-
reign, George 9TH, said sc that it was a well
known fact, that when Mr.. Adams, the father of
the present President of the U. States, delivered
his credentials, as Minister from his governments
to his late Majesty George H. after the treaty ac
knowedging the Independence Of these States. his
Majesty declared TO MIN, that as he had been the
last person IN his dominions TO acknowledge the in
dependence of these States, so he would be the
last to permit any violation of any part of the
treaty; that united Englishnen were with Nortl,
americans, ny common origin, and by an iden.
uiy OIL language, education and feelings he Col
Campbell, was convinced that the friendly and
raternal feelings of both nations towards each CTR
or we're reciprocal and that the only disn,,i.
which could now arise between them would he
the iaudabe Of which could most contribute To
the assistance Of the States OF this hemisphere
in heir progress, in illustration, and in the attain
ment OF rational liberty. Animated by these feel
ings and desires, Col. Campbell begged leave to
proDose n toast: 90