Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-16
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

New York, April Il.-By the packet shi,
COLUMBIA, Rogers, we have received Losdo,
papers to the cath of February, d nd l>iyerpoo
papers to the Cd of March. They are MOI
without interest. The packet James Monroe.
and the new ship Florida, which sailed from
this port In co. have both arrived at Liver.
: pool. There was little or no alteration i'm the
markets. Upland Cotton is quoted al 3 !;
10d New Orleans 81 12l; Sea Island II
le-holders stiff. The following are tx.
tracts from the latest paper. Euc Post.
Il LIVERPOOL, March 1.-The foreign inur-
nails are devoid of any particular inter, st. Let
ters from Vienna announce that great event
may tie expected in Match. These also men
ton, that war between Russia and tile Porte
appears inevitable.
4 Nest hdia Irade.-The Globe, of Tuesday
week, stated that Government had sent in
strucions to the West India Islands. that the
ports should be opened to the direct trade OF
rhs United STATES upon the principles of reel
1Frocity proposcdhy the American government.
The answer of the Under Secretary of State
Tor the Colonial Department (Mr. Wimot) TO
Mr.. Bernai, IN the House Of Commons, on YES
| tef,iay se'nnighk decides that no such or,le,
had Issued, nor (s;fid Mr.. W. could be- issued
because the law which sanctioned orders of
that KIND had expired six months after the RI
LITIGATION of the treaty of peace. The Ameri-
cans, however. ere not w thomt hopes that the
enforcement of similarres,rctions on their mari
will eventually induce England b, acc.d,. to
free reciprocal trade, as appears by New
YORK papers of 30th January, just received.
| IStdue Trade abolished by Spain.
| 4he Spanish COries have recently decrchd
that all Spanish vessels employed in the slave
trade are To he forfeited, and the owners.
| hiters out, masters, and officers condemned
to ten years lahour on the public works. All
foreigners entering Spanish ports with slaves
ON board, shall be liable to the same pen
ait'rs and all slaves found en- board si.aiI be
set free.
Notice of a melton has been given in the
House of Commons relative to the seven
millions which that Honorable Legitimate. The
emperor ct Austria, owes this country
| Cambridge House, the residence ofIhe late
| queen caroline, was Hast week put M at auc-
ton, and bought IN at $500,
| lRELAND.-We regret 10 have TO state that
| outrascs of the most distressing nature have
been committed since our last. Frederick
retit, servant to William Smith, esq. return
ING rom MS masters house To Adirire, was
waylald near Garranbue Castle, and murdered
In the crnclest manner. The perpetrators are
not yet discovered Uck Burke, Esq. return
1 ing from his dwelling house TO his farm, was
murdered within one hundred yards Of the
village ut Cappe, in the county of limerick
nc was an InoileDsIye gentleman and umytr-
sally esteemed
Extract of letter from Newcastle ddod
Tuesday evening :-' On Monday night MI
,merous parties of Whiteboys were in motion
from the borders of Kerry g. county of LINER
lex, and having concentrated ihcr'forc they
proceeded to demOlish the Abbeyfealc, which,
they soon effected, having considered it more
expedient to take the tinlbers, doors, windows
| &c. HWay. Than fin ~ Ero- 4.
reason for this work of destruction, was tu
conform TO Capt Rocks mandate lately post
ed at killedy chapel door, to level every sja.
tea house which may be occupied by the ar
my
We are informed (says the Limerick Chro-
ncie) that an engagement took place on
| iTonday last 1.-THE I8th) between the small de-
tachment of the I'D and palatine yeomanry
from N.skeaton, and IA party of Whteboys,
VINO attempted TO rescue one of their associ-
ates, and t41t il is ascertained that one of fine
latter is killed several must have been wound.
ed, as the military expended each sixteen
rounds of ball. The insurgents retrcated into
the wood near Aslkea;on.
/ The banking house of Messrs. I,istop.
MoOrson and Go. of Scarborough, suspended
payment some days ago. Every thing was
there consequently al sfandstiH but il Is CON
idently expected that the bank will ultimate.
i ~ pay IN tull.
by the Columbia we have received nothing
definite or satisfactory from the Continent.
The hw for the censorship ofthe French press
had passed the Chamber of Deputies, by a
considerable majority, but its Gite in the House
of Peers was doubtful the kingdom was in
a state of quiet, aud Spain was in the enjoy
ment OF comparative tranquility.
IN T. Amer.
LONDON, Feb. 29.--The Paris Journals Of
the 18th have come to hand their contents
are very uninteresting. An article, dated
| Frankfort, the 18th inst. states, that Prince
Cantacuzene has trayersed Saxony, accom-
! panied by NJ Palate, Russian Charge dAE
faires, on their way to ST. Petersburgh Its
confidently affirmed, that the Prince is charg-
ed with mission on the part of the Provision
: ial Government Of Greece, established at Ar
= Cos, to the Court Of Russia, and that he is Ia
mplore the support of the Emperor Alexan-
der for the independence Of the Greeks, aud
to submit it the Russian Government the de-
3 cislon agreed Ia by the Congress Of Argos on
the subject Of the introduction Of Monarch.
cal Constitution. the baso of which are only