Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

eet in the M.ditei which may then sail up
s-'.rhe Russian vessels being
towed by steam boat close 10 the shore in the poe
session OF their troops. would danger from
hse o. the opposite batteries. AS 10 The occupation OF
the celebrated castles of the Dsrdanees il could be
effected without any difficulty, Tor though vey strong
towards The sea, they have scarcely any defer css
the liud side" N-t. t. "a. KS. |
There were rumours in E,glani of a War about TO
be declared by Engltni aud France against Russ,.
aud oil between England ani France;
but We do not find any facts that look like conhrma-
lion oil these rumouts, indeed they contradict each
other.
The England aud Frencl, editors appear TO have xiv.
credit to the staten n,s oil the Washington
writer's the subject o the" alarming iiness
OF President Jackson tho they obtained home
The London Courier, in leading article. informs its
readers" that the President OF the United States
General Jackson has had two serious attacks of an APP
opetic nature, which created much for his
lie, and & ON which he only recovered by album.
CANT curping" The speculation Of the london editor
on this piece Of vcriable Is really amusing One
wouii suppose that the erudite member OF Parliament
who, during late with Great Britain, observed
that he saw why the English Col nmc Mt
might not build their ships Of home aud thence
send them TO Lake Ontario TO fight the American fleet.
had by means other been placed in the edi,or
al chair Of the Conrier Speaking the subject OF
cession in of General Jackson's DEATH that paper
graveiy remarks his liability such par
oxyi occasioned great alarm among hs friends, and
principally his political adherents for II he should die
within the first year Of his Presidency the supreme
uorify must at revert 10 Mr.. .dd1as," Dam
ie come 10 Judgment.
The English papers received by IN sc arrivals. do
furnish much intelligence Of interest ia addition to
that from the seat Of which have given above
The Eiga,e Consteli tion with minister's Messrs.
M'Lean and Rives, arrived at Cowes on the 18Th ult
Mobs aud timuts, from various causes continue to
take place in Ireland. [.V Y e. Post.
IMPoRrANr NEWS FROM EUROPE
New foRx Oct. 19.-The arrival of the packet sliips
Edtcard Qtesnci and Erie from uavre aud the Pacific
from Liverpool, bring US London papers to the 18th an
Paris papers 10 the 10th u they decisive to the
almost unrcss,ed progress of the Russians the very
gates OF Cons'antinopie after taking AlrianHpe with
out struggle and scouting their from all danger
OF attack. The London papers still believe that Russia
means 10 make peace, but it will be such peace as
shall give them all, bat the immediate and entire pos
session OF Turkey in Enrops The detailed bulletin OF
Count Dichisch, which includes the opera ions from
18th July to 18Th August shsws tina, tho caution with
which, after possessing himself OF the passes of the Bal.
RAM he moved forward into Roumelia dictated hy
the necessity OF securing his against the Granl Vi
zier still in Choumla aud Of providing, in Of need
Tor his retreat. This he completely effected but no;
without the loss OF one battle between Gen Krassow
sky and the Grant Vzicr, in which the latter is said
to have gained decisive victory. His being Sc
cure, lac took advantage Of the divisions among the
Turks themselves; and ching directly for Alrano-
pie, received its keys by clptualion: the e imnc-
diaeiy pressed forward dividing his force put
himself in communication the sht with the Russian
beet bockadng the Dardanees and The le with Ad-
miral Greig in the Black sea. ConstaninopIe un-
doubedy at his mercy. Amid all this, nothing is seen
or heard OF Sultan atnoud; who does not appear to
have sustained the expectation his previous energy of
character had rased-that he would have thrown him
self between the Invaders and his capital, and have,
least persisted sword in hand Now, probably, he Will
become the victim of popular instruction in his
capital
plenipotenares Of Russia aud Turkey but Gener al
Diebitsch very frankly told the messenger of the Di
yan they should not, and did no, arrest the advance OF
the Russians.
France and Ergland appear to us. determined 10 look
on merely. Wi regard to other political Affairs,
see nothing Of consequences. Respecting the alleged
departure of Lord Srangord for Lisbon Ambassador
to Den Miguel, the Courier Of the Oh has this para
gr .!@. -. ,,,,..,.. :.
70 contradict the assertion Of the Morning Journal that
Lord srangtord is 10 proceed to Lisbon his Majesty.
Ambassador. Neither Lord Sirapgford, nor any Other
Diplomatic Agent IL going in the Britannia. -
Libets on the Duke of JPeiiiagton Grand Ju.
~ OF Mdiiesex This morning returned true bills against
Mes.rs Alexander, isaacson and Marsien, the regis
te red proprie of the Morning Journal for series
Of ibels published in that paper during the months OF
July and August, inSinuating that the Most Noble
Arthur Duke OF Wellington was ''proud, oyerbearng
grasping, dishonest, and unprncped and capable of
design to over!urn The Crown and PROSTATE the laws
a nd Liberties of this country"
The bills were Immediately removed into the Court
OF Kings Bench by certiora-- Courier, lIth Stpi.
CowEs, S@pt. Ii Arrived the United States fri
gate Constellation, As guns (l8 pounders) 400 men, and
ll9o tons Captain A. Wadsworh. twenty seven DAYS
from New ork, put in to land the Minister Penpo-
Tertiary 10 this counry--aer that will proce ed to liz,
vre lie Grace, 10 land the Minister TO that Kingdom
Dispatches, dated August the 9th, were also re-
ceived last night from Mr. Dawkins, our Resident ia
Grecce 1t is announced, that body of the irregular
Greek troops, amounting TO between aud three
thousand, hal quilted their camp before Thebes on the
18Th ui. and had refused 10 against the enemy
In consequence II is stated OF their pay having been
withheld from them. All their artillery fell into the hands
OF the Turks.
The National Assembly of Greece closed its sittings
on me lo'li Courier IF IAN Srpt
The London Star of the i2th ult states that tine
Cabinet had determined decl iring war against Ras
STA, and only waiting sound the Intentions of
AUSTRIA and be assured OF the ON France
The Duke OF Wellington, il said, bad held COME
rehces with the principal capitalists, Tor The purpose OF
engaging ths necessary means.
The Russian Army entered Adrian-ple on the 20h of
AUGUST, The Commander in Chief at III. heaj.--The
force which took possession e the place. amounted TO
oOOOO men; OF which, only 5000 kept in the ci,y
the rest were disposed of in several directions and
corps was sent ten leagues In advance on the road 70
Conatantnople.
The advices from the theatre of war arc 10 the 2,l
OF Augn, at which time Gen. Roth hal a,vancs I'd "a
lar as Rodos'o The Commander in Chief was MACH
ing towards ARABIA Bcrgas, his way TO Constausino
pie, AMI kept up regular communication with the ar
my under Gen. Roth The feet was daily obi lining adj
Van'ages, and Admiral Greg had captured nada siiu-
ated on he Black Sea- aud whence they could reacl,
ConstantnopIe very easily. IL sal. that Vice Adj
niral Ricnrl who stationed beorc TeneIos had re
ceved orders 10 assist the operations Of The army and
- soon az he advised Of the arrival of Cen SoI
al hoo'to, he was 10 attempt the passage of die ra
neiles Ii was supposed that this would he yerv cav
as the Turkish fleet was shut up ia the port OF B,ni
dcre. - - SNJN~
According to a3vice from o lsssa 10 the 31, Of A.,
gust ne goiiaons were about 10 be opened from yLicb
favorable results were anticipated, as The Porte had No
farther means Of resistance ia Europe a,d GoneraI
Pa'kewisch was capturing after The other of lie
provinces in Asia. Notwithstanding the SuIan co.
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