Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14


His conduct had not deserved TO be stigmatsed a.
factious.
: Earl Grey said il was factious to state in that
tiouse' that the Sovereign would forfeit, his dia-
dem II he shoufd.consent to thie measure. He
compmented the Duke Of Clarence on having
delivered an opinion that did him so much honor,
with patriotic zeal for the interests of the coun-
try, and with an effect that must be followed by
important consequences throughout the empire.
The Duke Of Wellington said that he would ne.
yer consider the noble Earl (Eldon) in any sense
an enemy but always as friend.
The Attorney General, Sir c. Wctherai, had re-
signed, and Sir Nicholas Cunningham Tyudall
would, il was said. be his successor.
In Continental affairs. we cannot make out dis
tincty any change. Tho rumor Of an alliance
offensive and defensive, between Russia and
Prussia, must be deemed apochryphai From the
seat OF war there 10 nothing new or decisive.
Up to March !, more than six hundred petitions
mac heen presented against Popery and the Catho-
Inc Claims That from Dublin is said TO have con-
81 ,4O0-that from Devonsbire 2s ,sO0-uiat from
Bristol and vicinity, 30 900, &c. &c.
PORTUGAL.
Tho John Bull states that the government of
as the righttul King Of Portugal "They have
Withdrawn their frigates from the Tagus; they
have rejected Borges, who is in London, and have
sent away the refugees from their shores; in fact
sye should be surprised II they had not done 40
for, pending the doubt in winch our government
have appeared to be involved as to the right OF
Don Miguel, France has availed herself of the po-
sit'on OF things, and is now carrying on brisk
trade with Portugal"
LONDON, March 2.-The French papers which
arrived last night. contain news. Every thing
abroad has of lato been more than ordinarily
dull.
1t does not appear that either Prussia. Austria,
England or France, singly or united, can effect
peace between Russia and Turkey. With respec CT
70 the Allies, Lord Aberdeen, Prince Polipnac and
Prince Lieven signed on the 18th of November,
document combining the Republic of Greece to
the Morea and the Cycladcs. Russia has left a.
bout twenty-five thousand men to the South of the
Danube, OF which twelve thousand are shut up in
Varna, and tho remainder have TO contend with
about htty thousand Of the best Turkish troops still
IN the field, and which, in spite of the weather
continue their harrassing attacks and demonstra
tions.
WARSAW, Feb. 9.-Notice ha. been received
thai his Majesty tho Emperor Nicholas will ar
rive here in the month OF Nav II Ia snnnos.d
that by that time the Diet will be assembled. and
that the Emperor will open il in person.
NAPLES, Feb. 5.--The ambassadors of the
| three powers now in this city have frequent con-
terences and are said to have sent report to their
| PARIS, Feb. 25-.Ne,c Politics of High i'm
PorfG''ce.-We are assured that an offensive and
defensive alliance between Russia and Prussia Is
dehnitively concluded; it il added. that another
Great Power. solicited TO maintain an armed neu.
| traty with 200 mon, has acceded 10 this pro.
position.
From the fgrdm Gdxette)
Nothing remarkable has occurred here or in the
Levant. In little Wallachia, fresh Russian troop,
| are continually arriving.-On the other hand. the
| Turks are not idle; they busly engaged in
strengthening their fortresses on the Danube, and
we expect soon to hear Of important operations or
| 6oth sides. According to all appearances the
Rassians, will attempt division in Servia The
great obstacle 10 this operation 10 Widen for this
Is the residence OF the most fanatic Nj ussu linen
ZOon Turkish emigrants from the Morea have
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| misery.
| VIENNA, Feb. IS.-Letters from Bucharest. o
the "a inst. announce that Journal was vigorousl,
eombarded, and that Count Langeron daily locke d
| Tor the surrender OF the place with the creates
confidence, as the Turks at NicopoIi could NOT "a
| silly come to its relief
CzERNowIrz, Feb 6-The Austrian author.
tiles begin to show less ILL will towards the Rus
portation Of 20 900 chetwerts of oats which bav,
already passed the frontiers of MoIdavia but which
have been. truly, very dearly paid for.
| >, The idea that the Russians, at the opening O.
| their second campaign, will enter Servis is every
day more confirmed. A bridge of boats, il Is said
| Is to be formed above Widdin The Turks arr
also assembling that side some considerable
| forces, which some say amount TO $4,000. BY fol
| lowing that plan, the Russians might turn thu
dehles of Shoumla and the Balkan, Of which the,
have extreme fear, and which the Turks coBside,
as impregnable.
j W" ioRK' APti iU-Ihe fast sailing pack
ct ship Nile, from Havre, arrived below last night
having left that port on the 4th of March We
are indebted TO Capt. Rocket for Havre papers tr
the Sd, and Paris to the I'd inclusive The late
ness OF the hour at which they were received pre
Yeats our giving more than the following extracts
this morning: INFER. .ady.
| CoNsTAETINoPLE, 25th Jan.
The Porte has replied to the overtures of Eng.
land and France in relation to the qualification O
0reece, that she was ready to open, even at Con.
stantinope, or at any place near the capital, ne
gotahons, upon The principles established in the in
vitahon OIL the 10th November, addressed by the
REFS Eendi, to the Ambassadors; il seems that tbt
Porte has promised that nothing shall be un,ert ak
en-, during the negotiations, against the Morea and
the Isles taken undershe protection Of these pow
ers.
The capital was calm. The inquietude which
the Russian blockade, had at first occ stoned. had
vanished. There are plenty of provisions and II /.
even said, that orders have been sent to SMYRNA
not to discharge the vessels which have arrived
there with grain.
| TARIs, March 2.
tits understood by the last letters from Constap-
tinople, that the Porte hss not yet concluded to
declare cessation Of hostiliies In the Levsnt al
though upon this declaration depends the return
to that capital Of the Ambassadors of England &
france.-The Sultan has, however, said, that Re
will not send troops to the Morea but this ia NOT
considered sufficiently explicit.
l IL Is said at Jasey, under date the 9Th Feb. that
| the Russians will advance towards he Danube
about the beginning Of March, and that the impe
rial Court will arrive abou, the same time az Jassy
| The campaign will be opened by the seigo Of ST.
! listria.
LATEST FROM BUENOs AYREs.
New YORK, Aprii 9.-The shin Triton. Can,
| omi'h, mas arrived at Boston from Buenos Ayres
| with papers to the 5th Of Februarv. Gre,t er
element had been produced h,,t The jo.o.,,:--