Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-24

his feelings IN the occasion.
! PIERRE, Chief Office. de M
| tc .iiarescha!."
-. confused, as YOU may imag'ne. at
this ungracious miss,ve, Kew TO the Dac &c
Feltre, who could only regret that lac had
exposed himself to SO severe but meritel p
| correction. Ihe personages IN question
met some time after in the apartments Of the
| Due de Angnuleme, when Oudnot, a.;er
hearing foe sonse time the Generals stsm-
| mcring excus $ interrupted HIM with, re-
spcct to the roof we are under, alone pre-
Yeats me from expressing III tue contempt
feel
July ).
Ii appears that ,he late massacre, perpe-
trated at Bona. WAS a retaliation of the
horrors Committed on the return Of the
Bonrhons at Marseillcs, upon all the Nam
eluSes and Other people of the L. s., who
happened to BE- ia that city.
a mock embassy has lately taken place
here, similar to the einbass, OF Sam, III the
reign OF Louis XIV. An Armenian carne
to Paris some time since upon commercial
business, he was recommended for that
purpose to the Ottoman Minister, and the
Minister for foreign affairs. Suddenly, it
was reported ct Court, that the Persian
Envoy was here inccgnito. The Armenian,
avdiling himself of the credu ous DISPOSE
ton of the Court, confessed that he had a
secret mission. which he did not think it
necessary longer TO concesl. Accordingly,
hs was received with great distinction by
,ae Royal Family, the Princes in particular,
and his expences, agreeable to the custom
oil treating Eastern Ambassadors, betrayed
by Government, and that too in a most pro-
fuse manner. III. de Rcheiicu, however,
suggested some doubts concerning this cas-
tern Envoy, and the Duchess de Angou--
lemc in consequence made inquiry the o.
Their day Of the Ottoman Charge d'Anairs,
to whom he originally came recommend
ed. The answers of the latter tended to
confirm the suspicious of the Minister but
the Duchess having once given into this
deception, and fattered, perhaps, with APP
pearng to receive Ambassadors from dis
tant nations. persists in her first belief, in
consequence of wiiich the Armenian con-
tinues to partake CT the honor and amuse-
nent of the Court, ana he really acts his
part extremely WI.
The nserrcgations of the % oonspirators
were finished yesterday.
LONDON, JoHe %.
Ertract Of letter from Mr.. e. HIM
1thrfes, Muster IF tle shit Harmony, da-
red
Barcelona. June 8.
By last post, / wrote you, TO say, that
we were going to have a war with the
Barbary powers. l am happy to inform
you. our consul here received letter yes
terday from the Consul at Alicant, infor-
ming him that a vessel had arrived there
with wheat from Oran, bringing letters &
advices that the Consul and the two vos-
sis were liberated-the aifairs ali settled,
navigation safe and free
London. June %.
BARBARY STATES.
There is an article from Rome, which
stat 5, that Reverend Father, TAYLER.
has delivered 10 the Pope a Memorial,
claiming "fhe Intervention of FOREIGN
Pogvers in favor of the Irish Catholics
Mails from Flanders and Holland are ar
rived. The latter has brought Harlaem
paper, in which this country is spoken of
in the most disrespectful manner with res
pect to its conduct to the Barbary Powers
Under the head of Barcelona, the S1st of
last month, 1t says
We have here several letters from Al
giers. OF 4 later date than the second ap-
pearanCe OF Lord Exnouth before that ci-
ty but though full of minute details, they
however cave us uncertain respecting his
Lordship's real object in this unex peCted
expedition. So much, however, is certain,
that the -, the -, and the interests
of the commercial world have dreadfuliy
suffered. Lord EXmouth himself went on
shore to prescribe to the Dey (whn after
the Treaty so lately concluded with the
Neapol tans and Sardinians, could expect
nothing of the kind,I the condition that the
Algerines should III future treat the sailors
and passengers who may fall into their
hands, not as slaves but as prisoners of
war. It was as if one should require peo-
pie who had only one branch of industry to
renounce it. In fact, the Indignation of the
Divan, and of the Turkish militia, whom
the Dey consulted successfully, rose to the
highest pitch. Lord Exmo nth and his
suite had great difficulty in getting through
the crowd that collected, and reaching a
gain the beach and their boats. The fam
lily of che English consu. was fetched with
much Ill treatment from his country house,
and two officers of the same nation who
lodged there, were seen brought into AL
giers. wth SheIT hands tied behind their
backs, &C."
A German paper contains the following
article
" No power in the South has gained so
much as Portugal by her system of mode
ration--not only the Cabinet of Rio janet
70 has declared against the re establish
ment of the Jesuits who were driven from
Portugal as Regcides. bat it has dfmanded
the abolition of the Inquisition from the