Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21
MDRA1RYs
[Fron the New York Gazette, July ISL

BY the packet ship Suily, Captain II. j. Macy. |
we have received usual supply OF French pa |
pers and are also indebted to Captain Macy for |
Paris aud Havre Journals TO the lst Of June inclu-
sive and an English Provincial paper Che Salisbury
and Winchester Journa) Of the came date We annex
summary of the most interesting portion OF their con
tents.
"The German Journals have said great deal OF IN
that have taken place between the Rrssian
and Turks The direct correspondence with the places
occupied by the army, contain nothing which confirms
this news II appears that the Russians endcavor
ing to turn upon the Balkan, by moving ards Size
bolt and effeciing debarkaon at Bourgas concen
ration of forces at Sisra and Ruteschuk was going
on If the Russians should succeed in taking Choum-
10. which the Turks consider ,hs barrier OF the
pire, the would he at end, and il IL very proba
BILE that they would experience further obstacles on
iheir march to Constantinope"
Waliacha and Moldavs make met on Of the defeat
Of the Russians before Slistra which, according the
reports Change and commercial letters, Is said TO
have taken place the goth Of April Travellers who
left the Prncipaltes much more recently, heard no
| thing the subject,
| The Nuremburg spondent, in giving fresh de-
tails Of this pretended affr adds that they gen.
orally supposed To be false; but il also believed that
the Russians had been compelled, after attempt in
which they convinced of their weakness, TO re-
behind their -ntrenchments and wait for reinforce
ments. Il was also said, that the plague hal again
made is appearance in the districts occupied by the
Ru ssans and that reat distress prevailed among them
Letters from Trieste state that the Creeks continued
to blockade Prevesa. Several English of war had
arrived at Corfu, and others shortly expected
| A letter from Vienna of May 23, published in the
Paris Moniteur says,",he unfavorabe reports cir
culated here respecting the Russian army not con-
hrmed"
The letters from Jassy. which first made mention of
them contradict them Those from Bucharest Of
the ls of May (nnw stye) written by persons worthy
Of credit and well Informed OF passing events, on the
contrary state that the sege Of Sstria was about Ia
commence, and for this the heal quarters OF thu
second corps under Count Pahien, were about to be
transferred to Kaarasch
According to an Odessa article OF the 9Th Of May,
the recent news from the neighborhood OF varna men
lie by the t.rks sct nd
but did not confirm the reports relative to the reverse
Of the Russians.
Al varns and Sisepols every thing in The hes.
condition. The Russian garrison had strongly fortified
the latter nlace and erected batteries all the heights
in the ncighborhood Several vessels had arrived at
Sisepos having on board several hundred bal aran
refugees the whole country as far Alrianope having
been pillaged The Russian feet said DO in the
Bay OF Sisepolis.
< Frankfort paper of the 9th of Nav, says-.Fro.n
the tenor of our last aivices from Vienna there
report Change OF the Psrsians having made in
cnrsion into the Russian territory IL said
that tho Persans had succeeded in taking by de
main strong fortresses, which. according 10 the last
treaty of peace, the Shah had coded to the Mnscovie
This news had the effect Of advancing the funds, a.
Spectators thought they saw more favorable chance
for the Turks"
TWAS also reported as fact at Vienna that pecunia-
ry aid had been furnished the Porte thro the instrument
iaty Of the two G had the Creates sns iner
il GU, which, II was difficult imagine how IN. Gu
. Seignor could defray the enornoo,,s "a, os'
ments cost. ~ '
Bucharest article of the 9th Of Nav, savs.-"Tr,
ces OF eonfag,on have shown themselves only at Blu
charest hnt in the army. and nearly 20 men in reg
ment OF Uhlans cautioned 10 the village 81 JeschtIe
near bucharest, die daily around which Gordon h =,
been formed, and the officers OF the regiment who were
+ az Bucharest Were permitted to return. Two ner
son' had arrived there who had purchased some cloth
ing OF persons suspected of having the disease and had
since died oil disease resembling the paeue.-Tbe
President OF the Dvan had Informed the inhabitants 81
The principalities ha' he had TO remit
OF the ordinary territorial mpost in onseousnce NJ
nisfortnnes they had experienced"
r Inc Queen OF Spain was buried on the 2Oth of Nav
IN me vault tor children in the Monastery Of the Ecu.
RAJ; not being lawful to those who die wi,hon,
children in the vault for kings BY her will she leaves
ni her jewels and personal fleets to her attendants in
e'nng those who were banished in 1923 for opinions
sake She also leaves 20000 to the Monastery of The
Escnriai on condition that be said daily and a
funeral service be performed the anniversaries of her
nir'h and death If these terms complied with
the legacy is TO he transferred to the Monastery NJ
ire Dame dAtocha. and if it fails to comply is TO got
the Capuchins.
private letter from Madrid published in The Jour.
Z nal uu Eavre says-"The following ne VS. il given
WIN respect to Mexico Spain is about put into exc
cuiion the plan agreed upon between he ana France
and England TO regain Mexico An army of 20 0oo men
wl be sent there for which purpose recruits are col
ecung In different provinces Of Spain, particularly in
aica and ihe effect was such the views of 90
veTnmen az persons every where pre- sented tenseve
regency has been named TO he established a, Havana
until events will Justify their removal to Mexico Tfis
Z regency is thus compo'ed: NJ Wives, President Arap-
CO. Councillor OF the Indies. rich proprietor at Havana
PnilloS actual inteneant of Havana. Laave and &C.
nero, ex-deputies to the Cor,es OF Spain Rich pro
prletors OF Havana have advanced twenty million If
dollars 10 defray the expenses of the sxprd,ion f.,
Labordc is named capt Gen. of The Island of Cuho
u was reported ~ CSrf, the 81 of ApriI that ths
government of the fonian Isles had sien6ed 10 The
Greeks that they must raise the blockade rec,ntv s
apished between Prevesa and Morto al the entrance
of the Gulf Gf Corfu
letter from Madrid OF the 18th of Nav announca.
that The arms Of the British Minister have been
rom ms door, and that he had his
ne Spanish authorities have assigned az reason 10
nose VINO were uneasy at the circumstance that the
pate was taken down 10 be cleaned. What occa sion
was there Tor cleaning the plate, evsnif it was little
Il ury! me pretext has deceived body al MaIrI a.
,ne Notwithstanding which. since the openine If
s~ a. Tree port appears 10 exist between the Ssn-
lsn government. and the cabino, OF 81. James
mere was current report in Germany of poiticaI
combination, by which the kingdom OF Hanover would
heroine state OF Germany, aud entirely ndepnndent
OF England The Duke OF Cumberland was IN ho b
OF the new government.
RI Mayence article of the 2Ot, Mac Save. .syv 49,.
assured that, notwithstanding The contradiction of tae
Prns-an Gazette, there have been If tere are M, lii
negotiations for concluding separate treaty be,vsen
Prussia aud the Nctherands relative TO the navigation
II o. the Rhine The grain Market was verv sctyo ~
Mayence and large quantities of wheat were sbinnin
Il Tor france AMI tie Netherlands"
"A quarantine of 10 days has been laid Al e NJ,
~ Vesseis from Corsica and Sardinia in concordance oC
al ephemic raging at The latter Island
- very singular hOdr was PLAYED off r,,n The
,ha'nbcro Deputies in TIC sitting OF The sOtl nj NJ
u ,e"er purpoIiing 70 be from NJ de Bonyouoir de
Ipy rom Va Mauche, signing his s.at on account If
y. "e',,n wss addressed to The President and read by
ohe Chamber;-thereupon, NJ dc Bonvouloir rose
w MS place. and declared the letter he