Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-08
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| NEW YoRK, Dec EhBER BY the arrival of The
pachet ship Brighton, Capt. Sebor from London. hav-
ing lett London on the 25,h of October and Portsmouth
on the lst of November we have ec.iyed London ne
pers to the 3lst ultmo r
The aHgemeine zeitung. of the 24h of November,
cona'h an srice dated Berlin, It. 18th, representing
the state in which the ws-hs left Turkey as NOS, de,
plorable The Christians in Rumelia who call them.
selves sometimes Arme nans and sometimes Bugarians
believed, II is said that Russia was carving ON The war
Tor the sake oil conquest, and would take them under
her protection The population of AdrianopIe and oher
therefore openly expressed their Joy at the arri-
val their deverers; they called the Russians Thay
now have the most horrible apprehensons of The VEN
geance OF the Sultan, when the Russians shall have
withdrawn and expect TO be sacrificed without mercy.
The same article says that the ruin of the Turkish ar
my. and Of the whole military strength oil the enpre ia
without parallel The re gular troops threw away
,m n; arms IN whole bodies the Irregular troops ed
with their weapons their most valuable property and
positively decared'they would fight no more Only a
Few oattaons OF regular infantry, that had not
the enemy remained together In all the villages and
towns at the approach Of the Russians Women who had
lett the privacy Of their harans were seen running
T Th cries OF terror 10 save aud secure beir children
l he same aricle mentions that Cen Debitsch had
caused lie Deum TO be performed at the princip,I
Greek Church at Atrianople, thing 0nheard Of in the
annals Of Turkey. The great Mosqne, the HOLY Tenn
Pile OF Murad had also been opened by the Turks to him
and his staff and the sacred pavement had been trod-
den by the feet OF the Giaouf.
The advices from Consan..nople are 10 the as,b oe
September; An article of that ate from Pera nnhI;sh
cd n the French paperssa that the Porte will proba
9y ma dihrnty IN paying Russia the stipulated in
her the
great powers will advance money 10 the Porte or suff
the Russans to occupy the provinces ut, the
o. he war are paid In the latter case only mig hi
me sultan Ind II difficult to reno-er his authority i'm
these territories hut To!;d besides be deprived Of
portion OF the revenues that would enable him to nav
the sums promised The Reis EGendi IL 10 sa;d ~
very early given The French and English
TO understand. that the Porte depended ON their
men's Sr pecnnaty assistance but had not received
ron mem any satisfactory reply The object of Ha-~
I'LL Pdchas mission TO the Emperor OF Russia il saiJ IN
he to persuade him that il is impossible for Turkey to
pay me contributions. Great expectations enter
tanned OF the success Of this envoy and that the Emp
ror VIII consent 10 renonce the indemnity Of OO0
iuca,s Hai Pacha has taken with him to ST. Pet-rs-
burgh cloak of etmne, with an agra9e of damonds.
for the Emperor. and Turkish sawls adorned ,Siti,
pearls and brlants for the Empress
The London Times Of The 9Th contains the separa,a
act Of the Russian and Turk h treaty which regards The
municipalities We have not publish il TO-DAY
and must therefore content ourselves with giving an all
sract Of lis provisions The fiospodsrs Of Modavia
and aliacha, instead of being appointed as
Tor seven years. TO be invested with that dignity for
lie, except in case OF resignation or expulsion for
crimes Ihey az to govern the pdncpsliies without
Interference fron the Porte. The porte surrenders
every thing on the left bank Of the D1nube E.tab-
ishments OF troops may be kent by the Hospodars
independent o, the sultan The Turkish government
rrinqushes all claim 10 those contributions in kind
which II has hitherto relieved from the princpalities
and Is 10 be allowed instead, annual tribute in mo.
Dey5 the amount OF which Is 10 be determined
ter and to commence two years aet tie total evaeuaI
ton OF the principaes by the Russian troops Iaborers
are never to be demanded by the Porte from these
provinces Tor any forced service formerly. The in
habtan's OF the prncipaites TO be allowed an un
limited freedom Of trade without hindtahce or
except from their own government Finally the
Porte binds itsefto confirm every administrative rnea-
sure which the Russians may have adopted during
Their tenure of the prime ipali'ies.
This separate article is copied into the English Jour.
nails from the Hawburg papers, which suboin a report
That the Emperor had manifested disposition TO modify
some OF the more oppressive articles OF the treaty.
The city Of Trieste inundated on the s Of OcoL
Der after dreadful storm The waters penetrated into
the highest parts Of the city and destroyed great num-
Der of magazines.
The American Minister transacted business on fbo
18th at the Office Of the Secretary Of State for Foreign
| Affairs.
Mr. DAVE the artist Just deceased is said to have re-
allied G100000 by painting the principal Sovereigns
Of Europe.
is said that the Spanish Minister has determined on
granting an amnesty 70 tho exies and emigrants from
that country account Of their attachment TO The atof
constitution.
WAsHINoToN, Dec. 4-The following me mbers Of
Congress reached this city yesterday
Ar GADsBY's MIR. Wayne OF Georgia; Mr. Mar.
tin, OF South Carolina; MIR. Perkins, Of Conneefcu,.
Mr. Jennings, of 1rrliana; Messrs. Ihric Mar and
Smith, Of PennsyiEsqis; Mr.. Burt, Of Masschusettss
Mr.. Cooper, Of New Jersey; Messrs. De wia and NJ
gee. Of New York. Mr. Wilson, Of MarvIapd. and
Messrs Austin and Everett, Of Vermont.
Ar BRowN's.-Mr. Standffer. offehbkssssf a.,
Armstrong, Of Virginia; Messrs. Lyon ,hI fecotope,