Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-17
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| FROM ENGLAND
NEw- foRK, March 9-By the packet shin
Stias Richasds, Capt Holdridge, from Liverpool
pers TO the 9th January; and after a long inter.
| regnum OF European news we end our journals un.
usually barren OF interest.
| considerable activity and zeal prevails, in at
tempts 70 negotiate peace between Russia and
Turkey, bnt both powers seem determined 20 hold
their ground. Private letters from St. Petersburgb
state, that, recruits are pouring in from all part,
OF tho Immense empire; 900 cannon have been
sent from tho arsenal, at Moscow, to the Dan
ube; and the cavalry depots AL empted 10 sup
ply, without delay. the loss Of horses.
" one hundred and fifty Thousand irregular Cos
| sacks and ether troops on their mach to tn,
danube. The Emperor. il is said, will command
the army in person. and go Join il in the month
oil March. Gen. Debitsch remains a, the head
oil the stif, and Court Wittgentsein will command
| the van OF the Empcrors army Generals Roth.
Eeismar, and Rudiger, will have separate corps TO
act on the Aank of tho main army and the Duk.
| OF Nuremberg will command tho reserve An un-
authenticated report says, that the Polish army in
to be increased by 10000 men, but in no case to be
| employed against the Turks: il seems however.
that division Of It's to be in garrison AZ ST Pc
sersourg during the war with the Turks"
The Sultan was making ar.tions equally "A
vigorous to defend Constantinopie, and strengthen
| the provinces
The French troops are about eyacuatipg Greec.
snc the Porte l.as been officially notified that the
Morea 81 the Isles Of the Cyclades are placed un
der the provisional guarantee OF England, France
| and Russia.
Two thousand poor families have been reiiev-
States.
The Catholic troubles, in Ireland, continue the
same Lord Anglesey has been recalled az Lord
Lieutenant OF Ireland and the Duke OF Northum.
neriand appointed in his place dispute with
| the Duke of Wellington is quoted a. the cause
The German papers state, in communicates
rom smyrna. that the negotiations of Mr. Offiey.
the American Consul, with the Porte, had been
successIu' 'and that treaty Of commerce had been
concluded wit: the United States, advantayeousIv
to both countries. The Pacha of Egypt is saiJ to
nave advised the Dyan to grant all possible priyi
leges of the Americans.
adVices from Ancona express a confident expec-
taton that the negotiations carried on secretly tn
restore perfect intelligence between the Porte
England, and France, would have favourable ter.
mination.
Mr.. Rowland Stephenson, the fugitive embez-
zier was traced to a vessel called the Rinpsto n
of Milford, but not overtaken. The London Con-
rier OF the 2Ist, says
mo accounts have as yet been received from
lhe Government vessels despatched from Ply
mourn LOT the purpose OF intercepting Stephenson
anu Lioya, nut there is good reason for believing
that should the Kingston touch at Madeira, ,bese
parties viii be apprehended. Bishon and Leidbt
Ter nave returned TO town from Falmouth, where
me tney had remained some days, in expectation of
nent packets In pursuit of the Kingston
LIVERPOOL, Saturday JAN "a
Among people like the English, the meeting
OF Parliament generally excites considerable ar
'ehuon, out we never remember any thing an
preaching TO the interest with which H.. mea,;,p
on the OH OF February is concentrated No
douht, this feeling is awakened by the knowIedos
mat various and important questions are to be dis
enssed ana decided, one of which involves the
tranquility OF the country, and the other its COM
nercidl prosperity. We, of course, aIIude To the
catholic question and to that of the currency
The former comes before the legislature with an
accession OF power derived from the force of pub
lie opinion az to the Justice and expediepry IF
yielding the claims; the discussion of the other ia
urged on the reluctant Commons by the pressure
already occasoned by Mr.. Peers bill. evinceJ
oy me stagnation ofal descriptions Of manufacture
ing and mercantile business, and an increas;na
country. " ''ie
>, Inc Catholic question will come before the
rouse IN new form-ths great Cba,npion of
emancipation VIII attempt to discuss the question
ia person, IN the Chapel OF ST. Sieph ms and This
circumstance, alone, fstms a subject Of very gene
raj conversation Whether the member for Glare
be heard against the OATH which declares his rci;
gion 'damnable and idolatrous.'' or whether ne he
io',nwih consigned to the custody of the SERGEANT
az arms Is subjer: OF very great speculation
put one opinion can, however, be entertained. on
'he erect which his reception will have on The
pubic mind OF Ireland; where, if he be punished.
III " Cohhei VIII be regarded as martyr. IL he
be permitted to take his seat, lie will be consular
ca me successful vindicator Of an injured and an
insu!ted nation. 81"
We have heard that Mr. O'ConnelI and b;s
friends viii arrive here Tuesday next, on their
way 10 London w ''''"
By the schooner Martha, at New York IL IL
stated that Gen Vervier, the Netherlands a,ni,s.
sador 10 Guatemala, md suite, who accompaniod
zen: Harrison TO Curacao, from which place his
Ne'heriand Maj sty's ship Of war Pallas, convey
ed hiIn to Omoa, arrived, all WELL at Guilar. which
~ within five days journey of the capital. Gen
u reception by both the confendng parties was
,rendly, and much was anticipated favorable from
ms embassy The San Salvodareans were besieg. |
ing me city Of GnaiamaIa, and had possession
oil Gular and Ysabcl.
An arrival from Campeachy, at New York
brings repert--hat bill for The expulsion of ali
spaniards, had passed the Mexican House Of Re-
pifseniaiises, Oh The 18th Jan. by vote of TO
and was then be fore the Senate.
Our correspondents Of the New York tnercan. |
we Advertiser informs US, that letter from S,
vannah Of the LET inst, just received from te lo
rldian, SAYS yesterday diDed at the ssne IA |
ne WIN ROWLAND STEPHENSON, and h;s CIerL |
LLOYD They arrived here yesterday In Iba
kingston, Wood, from Liverpool, last rom Mil. |
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