Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-28

iivcI.o the forgery Of bank notes, no less
than IS persons were brought la trial OF
whom ELEVEN were condemned to death
and The others 10 different periods of i'm
| prisonmeni. His Majesty has, however,
graciousiy RENTED the penalty of death
and commnted il into bard labor in The
House OF Correction. The punishment
OF The ollier criminals has likewise been
/ moderated.
Another Stockholm paragrapl states
thai the King has been pleased 10 con.
sent that the ships OF the Umted States
OF North America, laden with the naiu-
raj produce or manufactures of The West
Indies, shall come here without paving
! higher duties than Swedish vessels but
| ups; condition that Swedish vessels la
den with the produce or manufacturers OF
the countries on the Baltic shall enter
the ports OF the United States without
paying higher duties than American ves-
ssIs.
A paragraph still later, says, an impor.
| fant circumstance has taken place to-
day. I'll" Kings Charcellor of Justice
| has thought II his duty 10 prefer AN &C
ton against the whole Board of War.
The srouAd OF Ills action is, that The
board, without any just cause, has dis
solved contract legally made Tor cast
iron goods, 10 the prejudice of the con
tractor, proceeding which, as the Chan-
cellor expresses himself, beirays want
OF regard for The rights of Individuals,
| and an inclination 10 arbitrary proceed
! ing.
| RUsSIA.-Accounis from Riga. dated
The 10Th uli. say, that "ihe Emperor Of
Russia, who isaiways humane even where
severity appears Indispensable, has orr
dcred The Minister OF the interior mol
only 10 allow lie Jesuiis Who are Danish
ed from his empire The necessary Tine
10 make the preparations for their Jour
ney, but also Ia pay their expenses 10 The
| frontiers, 10 furnish them with money
and clothes 10 protect them from the ri
| gor OF the season, and also with pass
ports 10 the places 10 which they desire
10 so"
| FROM CONSTANTINOPLE.
! Feroh cf Ai Pacha.-Accor,ling 10 in
formation received al Venice, by a vessel
from The ionian Islands, which left Corfu
on the 26lh of April. il appears tina, Ali
| Pacla, of Albania, had been called TO
| Consiantinuple, by the Grand Vizier, 10
account Tor his conduct; but that he
had refused TO obey The summons, and
had raised Tie standard OF revolt against
tho Porte. twas added, that both Greeks
and Turks had taken The oath of alleai.
ance TO him, and that he WAS al Prevt sa j..
| organizing his army. 1t was reported al
| Corfu, thai Ali bad declared him ell King
OF EpirnS, aud that 10 attach 10 his in
ieresis the Greek population, which is
ov lar Tie most numerous III his states, he
| had caused himself 10 be baptized.
| kpIIs.-I finn, hans thai
the'e nave teen recely ympIos ofanoIL- insur
,ecr"nafy movement in The interior Of that island. A
thoneof Eandv, aud WHO very active in the late
iebeoll, hut had coniriyed TO escape apprehension,
mas been renewing his Vaccinations. lie has, howe.
Ver' pee fortunately laid hold OF, and II he
meet with seveTer fate, will accompany the other
N"uNc Ih'eis ailo whom are thus nov III our posses
son TO The Isle OF France 10 which it has been resOv
| ed {" exile them.
subscription ha. been on foot at Calcutta for
supplying the inhabitants of pitcaiTn's Island with i'm
PIGMENTS OF husbaney aud other useful articles Those
interesting people aie the defendants of The mulinrers
OF his majesiys ship Bounty aud wele visited short
TINE since by Captain henderson en- his VOYAGE from,
| Valparaiso TO Calcutta.
ST. HELENA.-Ihe London East Indaman
| arrived AT ST. Helena on the 9Th Of March
| last. Mr.. Nj KenZie, the sur. con, went on
shore. and took With HIM a little pamphlet
called" The Political House that Jack Built, .
which he Intended to have exhibited 10 Sir
| Thomas Read, pTiOr 10 making ii "a present 10
| an Englishmam resident on The island, bat by
| accident lett the publication on the counter
OF "a shop in the town, where it was seen by
| two officers of the 10Th regiment, whose zeal
| induced them To report Tie poison so intrOdu-
| ced 10 Sir Hudson Lowe, who Immediately
sent Mr.. Nj kenzie on board of his ship under
| guard, where he was detained as a prisoner
for days, not allowed TO dispose of his invest.
ment and. moreover, threatened 10 be remO>
! we'd from his ship, and sent prisoner TO
| England, which wsuld have been Carried into
! execution had there been a ship home ward
bound IN the port. After weeks Imprison-
meni, MIR NJ kenzie. apprehensive OF total
! rum, was compelled 10 crave the mercy of lie
| Governor, and to impore forgiveness for his
| heinous offence III having such hook in his
| possession, when his exceiIency was pleased
| TO release him from confinement.
| L.rerpooI Uarkets. Jane IL.
Upland Cotton. III To I25d dull in cOnse.
| queDce of the arrival of nearly 40, 900 bags
wiIhn the last week.
! Quotations June IO.-Cotton, III TO I3d New
Orleans, II 10 l5d; Ashes, 80 TO 10: Rice. in
bond 20 TO ~; lar 10 Il 10; TurpenIine, IL a