Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-26
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VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND

BosroN, Nov. 2o-By the arrival a, this port this af
ternoon, of the packet ship Boston, Capt Mackay from
Liverpool whence she sailed on the 23d nit Liverpool
papers OF that date and London TO the I'D have been
received at Merchants Hail. the proprietor OF which
has Kindly accommodated us with his files
HE EAsr.-Various particulars respecting the rea-
y oil Adrianope, detailed in the Pissan State Ga
zette And an article from Bucharest, states that the
Turkish cities the left bank Of tho Danube arc to- be
Incorporated with the principales, in which Ma
hometan VIII be permitted to reside. Such Mahome-
tans as possess landed property in Waacha and Mol
davia will be allowed Is months. All the islands at the
mouth oil the Danube, it is said, to be coded
Russia.
The main strength of the Russian army is TO remain
Is affirmed, at Adrianope, and thrO ghout the strong
holds between that place and the Danube. The Lon.
don sun thinks there is something outrageousy fright
fu in the treaty, which has yet been divuig cd
Great rejoicings, accompanied with much military and
religious pomp took place at ST. Petersburg in
quence oil the Russian victories and the .'goaiou:
peace on the 4th Oct. The Emp loading his &c
neras with hoours and rewards, by al titles
male fleId Marshas; Gems Nesserode and Woronzow
are knighed, Sc. sc. The Emperor has published q
Manifesto, congratuating his subjects the restoration
OF peace with the Porte, compimenting his zrmy anil
vindcang the pursued by Russia in relation To
the war
The Sultan has dispatched orders from Constantine.
pie to all tho Pdchaiks Of the Empire 10 cease HOSTILE
Ties against the Russians and ire at the Russian ma.
lion as one 90 the most friendly with the Porte
The inhabitants OF Servia are looking with much con.
hdence for public declaration putting them in nos.
e'on oil The rights stipulated Tor them by the treaty
OF Ackermsnn
The Pals Constitutional Of Oct. I6 says tina, the
English and French Ambassadors have demonstrated
against the treaty of Sept Ia. Ii adds h on the 18Th
The SULTAN had not sanctioned the ireay and that Nj
choias will probably modify the condition., prescribed
by his General "One circumstance might rekndlc
war in those conntiss,he dIsobedience of the Pacha
by which Eng'a may profit, to annoy the Ru..
ssns."
The papers contain numerous extracts from foreion
Journals detailing the usual occurrences and
'nsnts accompanying the termination OF a war.
Some experiments on a common road, have been
male WIN Anderson & James patent steam carriage
which performed at the rate Of fifteen miles an hour
II is supposed that rail road il would have gone
three times az fast any OF the vehicles tried on the
LIVERPOOL ard Manchester rail road.
AT the Birmingham Musical Festival. held four day,
in the second week OF October the whole amount Of re-
ceipts exceeded $4,000 sterling.
PORTUGAL.
The rumor of the recognition by Spain OF Miguel a.
legitimate sovereign OF Portugal is eated in thr
french papers, and confirmed by private letters recey.
ed IN London Ii s stated in Paris paper of the 18th
that the Count of Figuera, Minister OF Portugal ba,
presented his letters Of credit TO Ferdinand and thai
the minister Of the latter had been formally received al
the Conrt OF Miguel.