Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-17

a, the FIRST man in the ma ion his worst enemes have
united with hi' friends in singing h'prai.es. The
hotqunos and Esco'ees disappear be fore his power.
ui iniuencethe only two papers published in this eli.
~ aud which "a advocating the or the other Of the
above parties were very hostile to each other, have
un'en under his fortunate star, and proclaim him 10
Tue world IA nonparel. To shew that he is fully
aware OF his im2o'tance on hs return from Tampi-
CO. CO. iat;n u,) he wrote TO the President request.
ing nun 10 dismiss his cabinet and naming those who
should be appointed in their stead This Is worse than
tue plan OF " Oun5o, which only requested the change
or u'snlssm Oh ministers, without presuming to
who should succeed them; and Inch resulted in the
exile OF ts chief promoter, tn. then Vice President
Bravo But Santa Anna has done more; he has also
written, as am informed and believe TO the minister.
separately telling them leave their places and make
room Tor more capable and honest men WHY this il
playing Cromwell over Them In the meantime he talks
OF rcsgnng and retiring to his hacicndawh the in
enon no Doubt OF being speedily called thence for inn
portant purposes. Notwithstanding all which, he "a :.
great iavourite with all foreigners indeed he treats them
with more respect than any man in office have vet met
within this country $3.50
LATEST FROM SMYRNA.-rhe br;v VILLAS,
and Henry Capt. watl-igh, arrived at Boston ON Tu.s
day, from Smyrna, which she left me 18th Sept aud
Drought the papers OF that city TO the 18th
The Smyrna, Courier of the l3lb gives the Goo,~-
ing article, which was considered az the most credit
Die oil the advices received there, and which afforded
strong hopes OF the early proclamation of peace
/" The Dutch Consul received in the night of n.
18th despatch from Admiral Ricord, brought bv an
officer OF the British friga,e Isis, sent by Commodore
Sir Thomas Staines. This officer annonnces III,
me Treaty OF peace had been signed. The despatch.
e. from Al. Rcord are dated the S.h- before T.n.
do', and IN -n'ion that according to advices received
IRON the Russian Head. Quarters all appear.n...
were favorable to the immediate conclusion Of ne.e.
ihey also announce the establishment of the communi
cations between the army and the squadron bv the
way oil Eno'. Finally, a letter reln the Dutch Com
"oiore FOOL also at Tenedos, to the Consul General
anu dated the 9Th, t;sies hat the 18Th is the day fred
upon i,r'he signature OF treaty Of peace on the terms
winch had been agreed upon = =
Mr.. Clark, passenger in the brig from SMYRNA G,r
hishem MIR TopliH with the following minute uf news.
" The Russian Head Quarters continued Al Adriauo
PEE about the llth or ~ h September. About the SIN
a reputation was sent by the Sultan TO the Russian
edu quarters with proposals for peace; but the ter
were considered inadmsibe on the part Of tho TrL.-
me preliminary article being for the payment Of s5O
miiions OF silver rubles, an indie alton far a..
expenses oil the twas supposed that The Rn.
sian Army would enter Constantinople about the ISh
SEPTEMBER, and without any battle. In fact the 6nan
ca' system OF Turkey is so bad and the taxes of Inc
people nave been so bnrhensone, that a war with a,v
Poweu nation could not be maintained, nor could anv
army now be raised TO make any serious on
the part oil Turkey. Since the passage of the R.Iks,
ny the Russian army, all hope OF defending Turk.v in
Europe seems TO have been abandoned"
lhe ahvices from Consantinops in these napers ar.
but few events not before known The Secre,ari..
OF The British Ambas ador, and of Gen MuftIing ,,I,o
hau accompanied the Turkish Penipoiensries To- Adri
anople, returned the 81 Sept We have later advice.
rom hhrlanople. The account of the embarkation NJ
gen. Muhing on his return home, was confirmed ~
was repeated, that he had finished his mission beer.
ms return, and had received very -
OF The favor OF the Sultan for the part he had ZEN G
the negotiation of peace :"