Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-30

NJ. Yaldes.--"Io u hear, gentlemen, oGr ~otthy
President has al, and the Ministers all. IL *
only energetic measures which can save Us.
Gazette de france.
Lnapov, March S0.--An Express arrived from
Pans tins ning with AN account OF the French
Fnnts, having faifcn the day before Yesterday per
cent. Nuposiiive iut-lligence oil snlhcent impor
tance to have .roduccd such depression has been
received. There were great many rumours nj Pa
ris-rmmours Of fresh Fi>,rrec,'ons-ola bad spirit
among the miliiary--el the negotiations between
Russia aud Turkey haviag broken OF, and war has-
my been declared.
Il is sometimes not very easy to account TOR the
rise fall al the Public Funds local causes, indie
pcndeny of all political news, will produce this ci-
| iert--lut we can take upon ourselves to say what
has not nj least what ought not, 10 have produced u
fall. Ii IL not true that the negotiations between
Russia and Turkey have terminated uniavouraby =
! One the contrary, expressed Tuesday, that
,hry viii terminate in amicahe adjustment ot the
differences between tire powers.
| We regret tn state that intelligence has been re-
ccsrd from Madeira of an unpleasant charac,er.-
When the accounts came away (Feb. 10y the solde-
w, in iumu'uous manner, had taken military pos
srssion of The slnnd and the guns Of the fort were
pointed nj the town The ca,,se, learn, originate
ed in the writings OF one o the Priests, who had in
several recent publications severely censurel The
dict OF tho military during the late revolution in Por-
ucal. Tho inhabitants were incensed, aud spirit
oi INSTRUMENTATION manifested itself in the garrsoa
which the magistrates were unable Ia suhdue.
| large purity OF soldiers to the residence of
the Priest, torciliy seized him, fogEed him in the
iet MN nearly expiring
| Ne was rescued from his perilous situation 10y some
| Of the humane inhabitants, and he afterwards APP
piled To the Goyerntr and other tiiorilcs for re-
dress. Durlng the progress of the Investigation,
was reported that the Governor had expressed him
self very sronel, on the ourages which had been
committed. This rumour iiidustriou>ly cir al IT.
ell aud the consequence was, the rising of the sol
diers against the local authorities. When the
counts came away there serious fears enter
tanned that the >oliery would proceed commit the
greatest excuses.
VIENNA, Much IL The latest accounts from JAS
oi the 81 of this month mention the denh III the
| Turk ish Commander in Chief, Saah pacha, oil the
18th February, after weeks Illness His body
sent the 1T al March by the Pric To B,ila. a
severe repriunn which he received from the Porte,
on account nj the bad discipline al the troops under
his command, am@ OF the disorders and page in the
province, proceeding { ON Tins cause, hnd snch a
bad effect on his constitutions, winch vas already
| weak, thai he hecIme ser iously Ill and died After
his sc;nh the command was assumed by lis Kiaja
Bev. Two TaItn,s from Cunsautinuple brought to
SaiiAh Paclt, short time before hi, death the con-
litmaicn of the capture and heheading OF Ali Pa
cha.
Extract from private communcaii9n)
March l5.-rhe PRIV, Counsellor ratischcT is IN
vested with The title n en,poemii,ry Exraui tnare,
| and furnished with full powers from ms Majesty the
Emperor, for the purpose of trying, in concert with
the Cabinets of Austria ard England, nil means COM
pahle with the dignity of thai rnwe' fu Sovereign tn
| lcsiore the good understanding with the Oiom
| Porte. This new proof OF the soliGude and M de-
| ration Of the Emperor Alexander must abridse the
negotiations, and at length PAL eud To the uncer-
/ thinty respecting the question Of
Russia requires only the execution Of the treaties
~ virtue Of which the Turks are bound, f,s of all 10
i evnCuate Mo,la,a and Waacla, aud place Hos
podass NJ the head Of the government nj those
! p'incira'itics. Hitherto, the answers OF the Divan
on those two points have been evasive, aud It's
| tons hv 10 means satisfactory.
| Russia feels, meantime, all the inconvenenccs of
| war, wihnu, reaping any of the advantages. For
moro than six months, numerous armies, assembled
.kox
while the revenue is enthusiastically the sagnaion oil
commerce III the easiern provinces.
| His MscsvIle Emperor Alexander is not enly
very far from 81, projects of conquest hut he makes
his highest ambition consist IN consolidating the
guilty of Europe.
PAR,s, Mar ch 27.-The accounts from Vienna of
the l1Ih, which have been received express, srts.
that the !ltieiing hopes entertained OF the
success Of the mission of Nj. de Tat, sclef.
In the House OF Commons, March 9th, Mr.. Mar
vat presented petition of The Council and Assem-
bly, of Grenada, praying such relief rs absolutely
necessary 10 them from impending rum. Nj.
Wmoi said tie President of the Board OF Trade,
meant, III tie ensuing week, TO submit motion
the sui OF regulatin. The intercourse Of The colu-
nirS with Canada
a meeting of the West Indian Merchants and
Printers was held the 22d "a, the London Tavern.
when il agreed prcscn, petition to the House
oi Commons for open commercial inirrc urse he
tween the British West Indian Islands ans, Colonies
and the u. States.
The London sun says application has been
ralde the Board OF Trade, in hclaH of the colon
in British North Amcrca, postpone the bill for
tending the intercourse in Amrriran, shipping with
ic British West Indies until the session OF Par
lament, that they may he afforded an opportunity To
be heard upon, and 10 0i.er evidence against The
measure. l.N. Y. .uer. .9dU.
Arcspcctac mercantile house of this CITY, have oengy
put into hands, the following communications OF their
rent and merchants of the Gmiie,, Kn,om
Tia.
West India trade given in condenta manner, that ii
would seem hardly succpuhe Si DTig doubted ZOO,
Having writtento Won lately, have but little of Any
interest 10 mention to YOU hyth conveyance is ain
increased probability that the intercourse the
States and the British West Iudies will he resumed
BY from London il would thn the govern
mcnI have merely meet the Caniian merchants and the
West India to conclude minor point of
rangcment No final conclusions has get heeu 10 y
the agricultural committee the alteration la
laws, but would that there the smallest ros-
pcct of the Importation rates being reduced but that there
is probability that all imports ofcrsgn Wheat will
subject duty when the rises TO Be-. aud it
IS even doubtful II that now in bond viii cschpe The AZ
rcuurdi committee has also passed resolution
mendng that foreign wheat in bond hu he allowed 10
ground into flour expectations at the present rate OF the
wheat the flour would above u or Us per bbl but
the wheat will no doubt advance; this piann ultimately u
dep'e will however interfere very considerably with the
sale here Of American flour.
Within the last few days the most of the Philadelphia -four
here has been bought 28s for Shpmentto Jamaica;
en- sos is asked for the little left but there Is enquiry
for other kinds.
Our cotton markets very dull and very little business
done, for this week Uplands be bought on rather
lower terms.
on the decline but now not saleabe, lis per owi
Turpenne rather looking down.
Tar very dull nj 1Gs i3s cd per bbl.
Flaxseed nominal at 523 and Sos
Ashes pretty steady
March 19rhs conveyance still being detained here
open this letter again that have
finally determined permit tie intercourse between Ameri
West Indies to be resumed orders have been sent
that effect the w. Indies America will he allowed
take back in for her flour Sc kind OF West India
produce but underf that American -four viii he sub
eoed duty ofI0 per bs protection and encourage
Inen to the Canadian which will be free The agricultural
committee have yet final conclusion to The
duty which shall be recommended 10 he imposed fOreig
Wheats.
Philadelphia -four being scarce has been sold at 3s per
Dbl. Our Cotton market is pretty steady hot the demand
rather llmited. fnxsered nominal az SO 55s Per bush