Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-11
FOREIGN.

NEW YoIK, May 6--Bv The British Packet Fro
lie, Lnodon papers of The j., uII have been recey-
Ell. We lake summary of Their contents from the
Gazette. This packet was probably dispatched in
order 10 notify This government Of the passing of The
Act b, the British Parliament, declaring the sav,
trade Piracy. Mr.. Canning, AS hud in report
o The proceedings of The House Of Commons, ex-
pressiy stating motive 60 into the immediate
discussion of that act, that unless could lie passed.
aud the fact he made known 10 the United States
before the rising Of Congress, a whole year would
be lost.
Ali, the enterprizing Pacha of Egypt, has it will
be seen, declared himself ndeprndeoi. This u mn
porianf, as respects the Greeks, who gain by every
additional Zoe raised up against rieT oppres so,s
Tine Paris dates are 10 the 30lh of March, and
Madrid 10 the 18Th. IL was rumored that . consulla-
ton OF Foreign Ambassadors Ind been held ia Ma.
drid, on the subject of establishing Cons,
Government. IL was reported that Count Bourmoni
the French Commander IN Chef, lad been asked
whether he would be able support the plans pro-
posed which he replied tina, considering the spri
that prcdomnated in The provinces, the forces under
| his command were insufficient and that he should
require reinforcemenis to the amoun, Of so or GO O6O
men TO maintain order and tranquility to which il
was added, that he should have Whatever force he
desired. Something extraordinary was expected 10
take pace, and IL appears certain that there adj
been discussion on the establishment of a govern.
ment which was not TO the taste of the absolute party
OF the monks. here were reports in circulation Of
much dissatisfaction in several provinces, which was
chiefly ascribed 10 the violent conduct OF the ROYAL
Volunteers.
Another loan bad rather unexpectedly appeared in
the London Market, OF two millions and half ster-
ling, for the service Of the ancient Kingdom of Gina
limaia, the United Provinces Of Central America
An action is said TO have taken place off Alecrs
between the British irigate Naiad, of SO guns and
the French fr'gaie Hermone, Of ~ guns II was oc-
casoned IN consequence of the latter attempting n
run into Algiers without showing her colours Wien
she was fired into. close action ensned but the
French frigae finally hoisied the white Gag, and was
then permitted TO proceed on her voyage. She suf-
Tered severely in men.
M. Lareveillere Lepaux, quondam member of The
National Convention, Director aud Founder Of the
sect OF Theophiantbropsts, died in Paris March 90,
aged 10.
Don Juan Martin, better known as the Empecina
do, has been murdered at Roa Ivy q baud of Utras
in consequence Of the refusal OF the Ministers 10 pui
him upon his trial.
IL Is said that the Emperors Of Russia and Austria
have determined 10 efiec, a considerable reduction
oil their armies.
have been released. They have made some land
ingsin Cassandra but reembarked without any opera
lion OF consequence. They had landed supplies of
arms at various points of Thessaly. In Macedonia
all was tranquil
The Slave Trade Piracy Bill was read a third time
IN the House OF Commons the 26ib Of March, and
sent 10 The Lords Sir J. Macintosh expressed his
entire concurrence in the bill, and hailed The ausp-
cous ireaiy entered INTO with America, with the most
heartfelt satisfaction.
LIVERPOOL, March 30-Omr corn market TODAY
was better attended than fos some weeks back by
| country dealers, who, as well those resident in
town, bought freely of good wheat AT an advance on
last weeks prices OF "a 10 Sd per busheI.
LONDON, March J0.-There was this morning In
arrival Of papers from the inferior of GERMANY The
Algemeine Zeung ofie 22dinsi. from which we sub.
join some extracts, contains intelligence of the
OF Cofon and The outworks Of Lepanio by the Greeks
and oil An cyent OF still greater importancea decla-
ration OF Independence by lbe V,ceroy OF Egypt.
CORFU, Feb. 2G.--On The Z8Ib of this month news
was received here, that CorOs surrendered TO the
Greeks TN the 18th inst. Al the same time we re-
oeived from Missolonghi confirmation of the news
OF The taking Of the ouiworks Of Lepato, on which
occasion the English Officers Of engineers, who are
gone to assistance Of the Creeks particularly dstio-
guished themselves. Lord Byron had retuined from
Irpolzza TO MissoIonghi, and had been every where
| received with great honour.
CoEsTAHTigoPLE, Feb. 21.--The armamen MIS- in
the arsenal and along the channel continue and seem
10 announce an active campaign. Meantime is
asserted that NJ. Menziaey has made but little pro.
gtess ~ his negotiation, and some persons prophecy
that II may be long time before The desired result
may lie obtained II is said that he Greeks have
again effected landing near Carabnru, in Macedo-
mia.
ODESSA, March "A ship which has arrived AZ
ConsiantinopIe, after extremely short passage Of
only 40 hours, brings the important, and for The
Porte, most alarming nteilige that Mohamed Ali
Pacba, Viceroy Of Egypt, has AT length thrown aside
the mask aud declared himself independent II was
long ago known ~ CoDslaDIinope that he medilaed
great things, and the Porte therefore tried ever,
! mesns 20 weaken him, and lately ordered him 10