Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

Bucharest on the ~. was belle ed that tue garrison
Of Silistra had made vigorous sally, in which they
destroyed part OF the besiegng works. An obstinate
action took place. and they returned into the garrison
$40 wounded Russians said TO have been brought
across the Danube: two Russian Generals arc said 10
have been killed The sally took place on the 9Th uIt
The ohjec, Of the attack made by the Grand yizier
on the 18th ult, TO cut OF tho communication be.
tween Varna AMI Kavarna. The loss of the Russians
IN this and other actions, is stated to be 900 men, willis,
that OF the Turks did not, according 10 the German pa
pers exceed $780,
The intelligence previously received OF the capture
Of Russian frigate by the Turks il confirmed Size
wa. named The Raphael, of 36 guns. "As set-ofi
against this misfortune says the London Courier,
",he Russian State Gazette has published long ac-
count Of an action between Russian brig and two
Turkish mon -ofwar. The brig CARRIE, ~ guns-,na
the Turkish men oi-war If 10 guns and of II
guns Such naval combat rs this never heard of
beorcno not in the unparalleled exploits Of the
British navy!'
The cruize which the Turkish eet m ade in the Black
Seawas chiefly fo the plrpose of enabling several corn
vessels TO reach Cous,annople which said to
abundantly supplied.
The Emperor of Russia left Warsaw on the 18th for
Kach Whether hc 10 return 20 Warsaw or pro-
coed TO his army, is not mentioned.
In the London Courier Of the 25th, find allm.on
thus made 10 "the sentiments Of the new President of
the u. States towards this country:"
"In our paper Of Tuesday published ~. =. Of
dinner at New York the celebration OF ms Mai.s.
y's birthday The explanation given by the British
Consul, Mr. Buchanan, of the friendly sentiments of
the new President towards this country, is very salts
factory. we have been assured hat he Acknowledge
the impscy of the tariff and will be glad 10 So
l. either repealed modified. Such belief is enter.
aaehn the u States and hence the commercial rela-
lions with this country may for time be less active
orders until they ascertain whether the disposition of
Congress be favorable to repeal modification of the
tariff or not"
The Lord Chancellor Lyndhurst having been accus.
ed in Sunday papsr called the Atlas Of r.iIickins
in ecclesiastical prcisrments, &C.. and even LAZY
Lynjhurs, being charged with being the intermediary
IN, lie annlic finn
made TO the King Bench for criminal informa-
ton against the Editor in support of this motion the
ahdavits both of Lord and Lady Lyndhurst were put
in, denying entirely the truth of the charge 1t also APP
peared that the propetors of the Atlas had been de-
ceved by the Editor, Bell that after the copies were
worked Oft which sent for their inspection aud
which did not contain the libel in question, paragraph
was taken out, 10 make for The libel, Of which h.
Editor, Bell, when called upon to disclose the Of
the writer and The motive for the publication refused
TO answer rule was accordingly granted against
him.
The British Parliament prorogued on the eth OF
June. The following il the Kings speech which was
communicated by commission
PROPAGATION OF PARLIAMENT
This b'ng. the day appointed for the propagation of
Parliament, shortly after o'clock his Majes,ys Com
missioner the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Yelling
the Earl of Rossiyn and the srquis of winches
ter, entered the ffonse OF Lords. aud took their seats
The Speaker OF the House of Commons accomn,.
MED oy numerous dcpua,ion having entered and pre-
s'nied themselves at the bar his Maes'ys Commits ion
FOR giving the Royal assent to several public and pr
passed with usual iormaliIies-The Lord Chancellor
then read
THE SPEECH OF HIS MAJESTY.
"AIy Lords and Gentlemen:
'We commanded by his Majesty in yeIeasinp you
from your attendance in Parliament express TO you
his m,icsty's acknowledgements Cor the zeal and ASST
dui'y with which you have applied yourselves 10 the
despatch OF the public Ousness-and especially TO tho
consideration Of those important matters which his ma,
esty recommended to your attention at the opening Of
the session
mn 10 sy tiraef 10 info
times TO receive from his allies. aud from all foreign
powers OF their earnest desire cultivate
the relations of peace and maintain the most friendly
understanding with his majesty.
"Iis majesty lamenis that ne has not TO announce 10
you the termination of the in the east OF Europ.
But his majesty commands 10 assure you that he
win continue 10 his utmost endea yours 20 prevent
the extension Of csiies and 10 promote the restora-
ton OF peace.
at is with satisfaction his majesty informs vow .ba
he has been enabled 10 renew his diplomatic relations
with the Ottoman Porte. The ambassadors of his ms
csiy and OF the king of France their return 10
Constannope. and the emperor of Russia having been
pleased 10 authorize the penpote his allie. TO
act on behalf Of his imperial majesty the negotiations
for The final pacihcaiiOn of Greece viii he carried on in
Of London.
"'The army Of his most christian majesty has r.sen
Withdrawn from the Morea, with the exception Of
small force destined for time, 10 assist in the estab
'hmcnt Of order in country which has so long been
the scene Of confusion and anarchy.
at is with increased regret that his majesty ain
But his majesty commands to repeat hs determine
ton to every effort to reconcile conflicting inter
ests, and TO the evils which press so heavily
upon country, the prosperity Of which must ever be
an object OF his majssty's solicitude.
"Gen;emen Of the House Of Commons:
"Iiis majesty commands us 10 thank YOU for The sun.
plirs which you have granted for the service of the
year, and 10 you OF his majcstys determination
10 apply them with every attention 10 economy
"My Lords and Gen.sm-n:
"iis majesty has commanded us, i'm conclusion TO ry-
press the sincere hope of his majesty that the impor-
iant measures which have been adopted by parliament,
in the course o. the present session may tend under
the blessings Of Divine Providence, establish the
tranquility and improve the condition OF ireland: and
that by strengthening the bonds union bctwr,n the
several parts OF ts great empire they may consolidate
and augment its power and promote the happiness OF
his people,
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR
Translation IF q Report from the C0nmaniey n
Chief Of the Second Arpy TO his Adjesfg the En-.
peror, IF 0ist May. (JuGc I'D
Nav II please your Majesty hasten 70 congratulate
you on complete victory obtained by your M.esty',
army on the 3o,h of May (lI;h Juncl near the village
oil huiawtscha, near ChoumIa, the Grand Vizer
My report Of the 9Th Of June has acquainted your
Majesty with my march from tho camp before Sistria
with the corps of Count Pahen, partly for the purpose
Of joining General Roth and partly 10 relieve The for
tined town Of Pravad which had been invested for ten
days by the Grand Viaer. In order IN attain this do,
bic object, and, OF the c, 20 induce the Grand
fl'eT, u possible, TO engage in battle resolved 10
make myself master, with al spe d. OF his ue Of Com
municati0n with Chounn. With this view | set oul
from Ssirin the 5lh leaving the further prosecu.
lion Of the siege Of that fortress 10 Lieutenant General
KrassofTky.
The indsfaigabis efforts OF The sixth division ofoo
succeeded ne IN -.