Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05


According to the latest French Journals, hostili.
ties, to all appearance, had already commenced on
the Balkan, and several columns OF Russian infan-
try were marching towards Kaiaiat, 10 pass the
Danube.
The Duke Of Wellington continued indisposc,i
out mol seriously. Ii was supposed (but we attach
no Importance to the suppostion) that he would i'm
! lew months resign his office, OIL account of his
inability to sustain its iatigues.
ne London Herald properly notices the PRONG
utude with which measures were taken, upon, a
late occasion, by the, present Presiden, Of the Uni
rates.
Inc London papers contain many articles res
pectag the proceedings in this country relative tn
Stephenson. Most Of them reprobate the idea o.
considering him as an object of comp ASSIGN. L,
was confidently expected that he would return 10
En- gland.
The monopoly of the East India Company WAS
attracting attention throughout the country De-
putes from all the principal towns were expected
IN London to confer with Ministers upon that sub
ject. Mr.. Buckingham's Lectures upon II are said
to have produced a wonderful effect
Contributions for a'N ational Tribute" 10 Mr..
OConnell, were going on in ireland W it'll gro at
spirit. II Is expected, when completed, oto be
worthy OF the nation and tho man" Amongst the
Contributors were many Prctestants, who subscrib-
ed largely.
Some OF the most respectable London Journals
are OF opinion that, under existing circumstances
Mr.: O'Connell would be allowed to take his seal
IN the House OF Commons without opposition, and
cay that ne intended to do so on the 18th Aprit.
Others deny his right to sit without reelection.
but state that MIR. Vesey Fitzgerald would not
gain oppose him.
From the Messenger DIES Chambres of apr;f 10. /,
FRONTIERS oF MoLDAvIA, March 3l-Sev-
eral columns Of Russian infantry are marehipp, To-
wards kalafat, to pass the Danube. Hostilities
appear to have already commenced upon the Bal.
kan' and fchapan Oglou, whose cavalry has passed
the winter near Nicopolis, is gone to reinforce the
army OF the Grand Vizer at ShumIa
Inc Grand Vizier, on his arrival at AdriznopIe,
Immediately took measures to have the fortifica,
tons repaired and streng thened
on the other hand, the Russians al Bucharest
neglect rothing that can hasten their military on
erations The new civil Governor shows the great.
est ACTIVITY In the organization Of the several
branches OF the Administration.
1t is said in the two Prncipalities, that the Di
van In order to remedy the scarcity of money de-
sres 10 issue paper currency, and solicts for this
purpose the permission Of the Russian Govern
ment.
PortugaE.-A letter from Lisbon of the ,ltb
inst. in addition to horrible details respecting the
crueiues committed in the dungeons which con-
tinued to be crowded with victims and the arrests
OIL all classes, states, that the agitation among all
classes IS sueh that if two Brazilian frigates APP
Ptoacheo eiher Lisbon oroporto,a revelation weaid
Immediately be effected, and the usurper be p.n-
ished. An order was issued on the lith prohibit
ing the departure of vessels for the Azores and
Madeira. The expedition designed against Ter
ceira was still in The Fagus- Great damage has
been caused by foundations Of the river, the banks
OF which were still overlooked, aud the most se-
rious disasters were anticipated to the harvest.
Twenty six persons Of rank and property were
lying under sentence of death at Oporto.
LONDON, April 22.-The report of tyesterday.
as to an Envoy going from this country to Por,n-
gal, does not appear to meet with any confirmation:
but 1t would appear, that Count Pamela the Bra
lillian Ambassador to this Court is 10 be recalled
and rs about to return Rio Janeiro and is TO be
succeeded by the Condo de Funchal, formerly
Minister to this country, and who was created a
Count by King John, the late Emperor of the Bra
ziis With regard to the recall of Count PaImeIIa.
avariety OF rumours have been circulated, accor-
ding 10 some of which the Count has met with the
Misrepresentation of the British Ministry, aud that il
. Chiefly al their irstigaton that he is going to
Rio Janeiro.
LOWER ELsE, April 5.--Accordng to informs-
ton worthy OF credit, new Convention between
England. France and Russia was signed at Lon.
don on the 26th OF March, by which Russia leaves
the arrangement OF the affairs of Greece entirely to
ITS two allies, on the understanding that Greece is to
have greater extent of territory than that hith-
erto contemplated, and aInonarchcal form of go
vernment Russia, by leaving this matter to France
and England, may now appear, without restric-
ton, as belligerent power in the Mediterranean.
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