Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-06
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

Feucibrs, and officer OF great merit.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The ship Mentor, Capt Wilson, arrived Yesterday
| IN 90 days from Liverpool. We indebted 20 the
polueness at Capt. Wilson for Iondon papers Of a. g
25'h, and Liverpool OF the 27,h Ma,rh. We do not
| iind any thing Of importance Ia them.
Ine Coombrtn Maistcr, Don I,>c Manuel IIur-
| t,do, arrived IN London on the 2tin uf NJ uch..
| British irigatc had captured a Sar,lniau vessel,
from Lcghorn for Algi",s, with naval stores, and u
diamond crown Tor the D"y.
Private accounts lrcm rtna slate, In 4, The Greek.
OF Fsora, have made themselves masters Of Cliz,-
nIeuc, and had been successful captui ing the crea
Caravan ol Ansora, nj the moment OF i,s reaching
| the gates of Smyrna
The number uf suicides committed in Paris in the
year 1923, were 5oO-c62 males, and ~, ie"ales.
Not .9aro
| An account nom Smyrna, of The 1G.A If FL.
states that the fortress OF Carlisle has Surrendered to
The Greek General O.iy~scus nmd an account hon
.Nnrcnburg Of M,rch 10 h, states Inst t, Turkish
CORPS which n,r he'd fm Thessaly early IN Feb
i.f Lrpanro, had been en'Irciy 10 pieces Il, the
Greeks at Liradia.
GREAT BRITAIN.
a debate took place simultaneously in both hon
Ses OF Parl'men', on laying before them certain pa
pers relating TO the ameior"tion Of The cond,ion
of the negro slaves in the WcsI Indt. colonies A.
the course oil his speech, Nj. Gaming said, /" H.
could now inform the house that - very few DAYS
| ago, irc"iy had been concluded rs an h.nora lie
relative at his On behalf of this country &c eat br
iain) n the American Minister on The be half oil TN
United , aIes, by which The rght Of mutual &c h
Tor The purposes ot The slave uadr, was couced-d
AID arranged b, tins treaty, the SHIPS Of eitht
ton were allowed Ia search MOI only her own ST. s
engaged IN this Traffic, bnt ihuSe of the other nation
Mr.. 4. hoped iiis treaty wouii he eiiectaaI in sup
pressing i!iis trad, aud tha would not stop het
II WAS at least gratifying the two greatest m ir-
iiiwe powers ~ the world combining TO nut an eX =
unSuisher on ils trade aRd t!icy made strong
case Tor the other powers To follow their example,
and become parties 10 thai tue, benevolent aud yr-
tupus arrangement.
Anoihci debate oC interPs, took place in Inc House
III Commons. n Ia nG
Lord John Russell, that there lie laid before the
house COPIES n All communications referring 10 the
evacuation OF Spain lay The French Atmy IL Nh
course OF his remarks, Lord Russell gave il as hi
opinion, I" that is AT the Congress of Verona hi,
najrsiys ministers had assumed Thar language that
had been employed III The message or The Preside ~
Of the United States even had spoken in relation
{" Sa'n Itself, they had recently spoken as to the
c1'on'es oil opa'", that WA would never have aiken
place. Com. .4dr
Information had reached England ION Aieiers
(vii NJ rseilles) AS late The 2J March, winch
states ihdi the Dry al renewed his engagements
WIN Admiral Sir Harry NPal- not TO make Chris.
tan captiv"s, and tn abide Ivy the treaty ninde with
loud EHmou,h. Sir ii. Neaie was IN consequence
about TO retur" To Mia, with the Revenge, Naind
General Mina's Lady ard saite hrd renched
Southampton from Hnyre, aud their way TO
London.
On the 18Th OF March, The MARQUIS Of Lansdowne
moved IN the House OF Lord., an address 10 the
Aing, that he would lie pleased recognize the in-
dependence OF the Souih A0erican Colonies which
uipbmdic intercourse with them. Tie Earl of Ii
verpool replied, aud aoved an amendment exDres-
sIve OF The sasfactioa OF the House that his A,sesy
should continue TO act in tile Jmst and honorl-
he way towards sbc varions Sistes of South An,er;-
ca. Aiier some discussion, the amendment a.
dQpfed, % 10 3f-mAoriiy 6t. In reply to what the
Marquis had sad relative TO the amount of the Br,-
iish trade with South Amesic p.il.cs. Ne taced hau
'rssrSs~d in Single year from, upwards Of three
millions 10 more Than SIX Lord Liverpool said the
iaircs; way 10 say thai oui of AZ m l.
loss II mi lions cK;oris 10 Nouh am. Souib
ame &c Apoth = Lreat nij-ct 10 be consider ,
was that ioib the Americas sgriculiuI,l coma
rirs, snd therefore more istpd 20 secere our com
mercr. lie held IL to lie clear thar Spain hal mo
power 10 reco"quer any OF her former provinces in
| South America "
The health 20 the Emperor Aexnnder is so,J !,
letters from 81. Pctersbmgh, he completely RES
iablIshc1--The maritime expedition commanded i,y
! Capt Dupcrre had been heard from They are
continuing their scientific obsrr vatinns and had d,s
covered four new Islands, inhabited 10y q savage race
OF n1en 10 the Dangerous Archipelago Pals pa
pr Oi tic 26'b u. announces the arrival NJ Cher
burg OF the U. s. ship Cyane, from New York hav-
| Ing on hoard MIR Blown, Minister TO France
Professors Ctamrr, Spoln, and Gilbert of line Uui
vcrsiiy of Leipzig, had lately tiirh thin few
months Of each other; Two Others (Beck and Hsu-
hold) were dangerously III on the 18Th March and
PToIesso's WieIand aud Weber who had also been
very sick, were just recovering
PARIS, March l9.--The ass zes abcut IN rom,
nIence " Toulouse will he ssna lied by criminal
proc; ding, VII ch the annals Of these c6ur,
iy Afford az 'mrle. mother al family Is ac-
cuscd of having burnt 10 death child Of which sI o
had been just delivered, IN such manner ne moi In
leave Vrsige remaining She committed this crime
! with the ire on her hearth. She must have
Ioken q c"n'derablc time, as she whole body was
consumed, leaving only = heap Of ashes.
u IS rrnnrkable circumstance ll,at ten Admiral.
| have ded every year during the last ten years