Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
VOL. XX.-NO. ff7.

that OF bis wife child Other may become
as tits fit he should, the q liberty 10 his ~
spring.
These embrace the whole that has thought exped
assay, in pursuance resolutions of the house of
the previous session, for amelorating the OF the
slave population, gradually preparing par
cpaon in those civil rights aud privileges which
joyed 10y other classes of his Maiesy's subjects"
Inregard to the topic Canning does not init
mate that government have prepared themselves taking
into consideration any definite idea this pont-Goyern-
ment will await with patient eye, conclusion
experiment made.
LONDON, March IL" We are very sorry to announce
that many very valuable captures have been made by Al
gerine cruisers The letter posted Lioyd
yesterday.
Extract of letter dated Messina, Feb. Is.-s Ike
Pcton from, Malta, in 81 hours, morn
ing of the 18Th The Master reports hgernes had
taken 20 sail of vessels on and Sardinia
been ssuedby the Admiral Malta, Sir H. II. Neae, that
no British vessels should quit the post without
lie had fixed the first 18th inst and
for the westward the Goth there is strong Al
gerine squadron in the Archipelago, somewhere Oft
Caudia.n
Afursh IA private et,ts from barcelona dated March
9Th mentions that dispatch has to the
Conmandant of Marine of that place from Blanes, by
which it appeared that the Capt, Sandman vessel
the Mserord recently arrived AIeers had been on
shore with the American Consul that place at whose
house he mel four Spanish captains, taken
by the Agernes. These persons and their crews were
treated with mildness by the AgeriHes allowed The
whole range of the city for their prison When e left the
Bay OF Agers there Agerine of war in il
which were being dismanted.
by the arrivals yesterday and Liverpool we
have NUM- rous files Of papers Of the latest dates those
from Paris the oath giving Losdou accounts of
the Goth
The French Chamber had assembled and was royaist
beyond the utmost hopes. The Constitutional admits TINT
oily 10 or 6 members of the opposition re elec ed
oi them Gen Foy was oneLa Fayetts lost his election
OF the deputies elected two thirds of the whole mr. o75 ont
ot 1870 members from the neLIes of the ancient
regime The counterrevoiuon is said by the liberals To-
no" achieved and the restoration of 10
be among its first fruits The Kings speech is given nj
length below Itis most decidedly pacific in its languno
ana sentiments its Zone shows pretty clearly much the
speedy and successful issue the most generoys and
most just of enteEpzes his majesty calls the agrees
sion upon Spain, had The authority of the Rour
boS' II may he inferred decidedly from speech that
France has no intention of embarking any crusade against
South America. The condition French affairs is Ger
ainy prosperous; and thoHgh are to be dimin
shed no new be ad--and The interest of the
debt, now per cent, is be feasible There
is no ausion in the Kings speech 10 ST. DOMINGO; VET
from tue French papers, is manifest that negotiations be-
tween that island ana France been going on The
proposition at which the French appear 10 have taken
their stand that the old French proprieors so re-
n"unce all TIER ctass and upon being
fed TO certain e1teSt ny their government md in re-
rn for this concession the iayens should Acknowledge in
France their feudai Suzeran This, OF course the Hav
will reject.
The Greeks were prospecting all POINTS ~ T. amer
Paris, March 9.-According TO letters of = re-.
cent taie from Constannope, he Porte is under
40 @1rrN,etY' !" consequence of tue rumour
oil vIe re esIahitShnent of the O der of Ai, ,,ci
u regards as specially destined 10 maxi - ,
the Crescent. The Grand V,z'er il is said has 49,
dressed note uron the subject TO- the Aus,.,a,, H.
he
The Great Powers intended TO rc-eslaLsh the Order
M question. " $3.50
!hdrch 10 -Exirac of "A private letter Of The 91s,
uii from Odessa &c According IN in,.Il;,a,e q
the lth inst. from Conslanlinope NJ M;nc,.L,.
TO VISIT 'he Sa'da Ef'ndi ON The following day al
lhougH the latter continued indsposcd HE ,,iss;
has not commenced under auspicions circpms,sncae
Lord Srangior was compelled duripo III lac, -
terence with Ghaiih EleAdi TO emt,lov iii ,i = CT
ct his diplomacy, ~ order elude The ouee,;s &c
thar Minister upon the a. ordod IN ,he Cet
on the part OF some Eugiishmeu-The Mil TorJ
mas received donation OF 100000 piasires from
Sardin', and his drogoman, NJ. de Chaiiert one of
10000 plasires and The Older of S., M,nr;ca r
having concluded the treaty Of the Porte win Sar
dmia." ~ wv" Gar
March 17--Exrract Of private leuey or rho ,t
INST. from Barcelona Yesterday, The sard;nisa
bomb vessel, the Mercy, which arrived here cr"m
Ayers IN days, brought the following Indulgence
That IN The bay of Aglers there are einl, arn,.d
vessels which are dism"ntliug even to rheir enns
n'' ayers IS preparing 10 sustain "a war aeains,
England uiat previous 90 the deparrute o the Niar
cy, the captain went TO tie house of the Amerc,r
t"ns"', where ne saw the masters Of forr Spaneh
Tsuog vessels winch hal heen captured by the AL
gernes ttat these captains and their crews yerc
allowed 10 have the whole Town for tl,eir range ,it
AZ about 30 leagues from The bay Of AIgprs he me-
az EngIsh Iigdie oi ~ guns, The captain of vbich
i",d MN mat he had captured an higerine pol,r,e
whlch he afterwards sent A lgiers dnisi,irg otl
The master The Alserine Goyernmen M Gives 70 ,,
opahish prisoners D sous dav if they WIT ad ~
ahdhinn to his they receive from tls 4, e,r1 60,
iains '"N ~ 'Vt cap
Dorch 20 -EXtract Of private letter or the t7,,
ms. rom Leghorn vessel has arrived bo,s
irom Ayers, laden with goods which the Agsr;,as
gao ''ken Our OF Spanish rtizes. She ssiled ~
TgS 1t'tr ne Gepariure OF the English Consul -
lie Consul Of the United States had erdaato,,.i -,
become mediator. Four or five Span,sh 49,
nave already been cnsductsd 10 AIpiarq A,,,,i-
vesssi arrived here from Malta relatps tb,t ~ H.
disrosHIie armed vessels had sailed ,oai,s, 49,.
and that the British Admiral had piven n,,,n ,ts',,
me vessels ~ The Mediterranean 10 efTeci ioa.,,
of hat riace ''' J"DCHoh
starch 22.-We reces-J lasi night. tv sv,,,os.
'-onu"" Eve9ing journal Of the oh fnsi 'gbs J,
""'ts W re douse oi Commons on the 3rered,ng
evening Thursday WAS extremely ipte,esu,g ~
John Russell made motion for Pnroo.r', ~ 100
l"r 'ht SITUATION OF trance with regard q, Sns,-
"hu "h'iher Tie honour and INTEREST of Ergte,f AZ
hOt require Tie interference Cd the E,tisL i,ia;:
lr"llon 10 OBTAIN the evacuation or the po,,,s.t 49,
I'VE French Army. After sorla ol,serva,icns H., -
Robert wilson, Mr.. Lyul.inn. and b. Coy,cI
h' tanning sad that ironi OH, afrarqeu,ep,a MI
ny T rance ana the situation OF her uoops u Sr,,,,
VIZ eNueni thW She had no design Of esi.ll,si;,,
"e''O' w tna' county The conduct OF the Fren.6
..'"y wv I've ehnsul' was most ptaiscwoftiy and
we t''"u "i lhs etat utflpu night safely be ia a.,
tif discretion oil reurh 80 ~