Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
FOREIGN.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

pool, whence she sailed on the Ilth ultimo The
ship Amethyst, Captain Bussey, has also arrived al
Boston, IN 81 days from Liverpool, bringing London
papers TO the 18th of March By both of these ARR
walls, the editors OF the Commercial Advertiser have
received papers, Lloyds and Shipping Lists, &c.
the latest dates.
GREAT BRirAIS-The London papers arc chief
ly filed with parliamentary Debates hut these
not OF great public interest. II was expected that
Parliament would adjourn on the 18th of March,
until some time IN Apri-it being the usual Easter
recess.
Sir James Macintosh fixed his motion relative TO
the ackno wetlgnent of South American indepen-
dence, Tor March l3.
The debate in the House Of Commons was in
committee of the whole on The relative TO Man
ulactures and Commerce, and the propositions ofthe
Chancellor were agreed TO without a discussion
Mr.. Huskisson made long speech in which he sup
ported the general views, relating particularly To The
silk trade, presented by the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer. To remove Of the objections To ;he
measure proposed, on The 10Th resolution was
gtecd to providing for the remission of half the duty
on the stock oil silks on hand
A bill for the amendment OF the game laws was
debated in the House Of Commons, March IL and
passed 10 second reading BY a vote of los 10 81
There fall OF per cent in India Stock in
consequence Of a report of the arrival of bad news
from China, the particulars Of which were not
known.
The King held a Court Levee on the 10Th March
which was uun,rrously attended
Lord Granville, the British Ambassador to the
Netherlands, arrived at the Hague, March j. His
lordship supercedes Lord Clancariy, who was pro-
ege oil Lord Casilereagh, and consequently in
Eivo with Mr.. Canning
The Earl OF Clarendon died on the 7ih Of March
A gale has been experienced the English coast,
and several vessels met with damage.
IL VIII he seea by extract given below, that Sir
Walter Scou has ut length in effect acknowledged
himself to be the author of the Waverley Novels. So
much for GreenfeliiSm.
1t is confidently reported in the legal circles, thar
it is the intention of The Lord Chancellor to resign
the seals at the end of the present Session.
HOLLAND q ALGIERS.-A Paris paper of March
6, contains The following paragraph The squadron
of His NJ 'jesiy the King of the Netherlands, which
IN the ports of the Balearic Islands, under the
command of Admiral Ruyseh, has sailed to make
with the Algerines, in conformity with the
" of AIcala, because that Regency has ships
ard great aumber Of Corsars TO the coasts OF
Spain, Tor the purpose of capturing all Spanish
sells that they may meet with. Ii rs known that be-
fore the 18th OF last month"; four Spanish vessels had
bt en- carried into The port OF Algiers.
South AMERICA.-A fresh rumor had bee n stated,
that there was TO he Congress of The Allied SOve-
reigns TO deliberate upon the affairs of South Amer-
ca. Al present, however. there is no probability of
such measure The King of Spain, no doubt,
would be gratihed with such an event but AZ present
there appears 10 be no disposition light up the
torch OF war in either hemisphere. One Of the Lon-
don papers, the Paris Monifeur of the 5, con
tains article from the Madrid Gazette, on the
subject of South America It's object is TO persuade
the different powers "f Europe that independence is
the destruction OF prosperity that the different
powers Interested IN The commerce with that part of
the world, can never hope TO gain any thing by thar
commerce, till Ferdinand is again King OF the In-
dies as well as Spain that monopoly and restric-
IONS are Inc very soul OF industry aud trade, &c
Iy necessary for the Court Journalists OF Madrid TO
have added, that the Spanish Colonies their su-
peiority, in point of industry and oivgaron 10 the
United States, TO the kind restraints which they
so long subject; that Spain enjoys her wealth
and fjoursliDg industry mpared with Eng land a nd
Holland (hoth independent and heTeticaI counIies)
TO her mOnopoes aud her inqusiiion Mr. Cam
ming, we have no doubt, will be very much swayed
by these irresistible arguments
FRANCE .-There is no intelligence Of any impor
lance from France. The French papers were pIin-
cipaly occupied with The elections. The elections
IN the colleges OF ACCOMPLISHMENT have terminated,
and only about 10 of the opposition have been elect
ed, out of the number of 258 Four royasts had
been elected deputies, in Paris, and the annuucia-
ION OF their election received with cries Of Yire lie
ROi Probably the whole OF the opposition ~ the
representative body in France, will thus be limited 10
about 20 or % members.
The Duke of Cambeceres, died at Paris on The
9Th of March.
The wife Of General Nina had arrived al Hayre
on board vessel from Lisbon she is accompanied
by her father. They will proceed directly TO Lon
doD by the packet boat, without going Calais, as
they at first intended
Private letters give the last price of the French
funds at lOOf Toe. being decline of upwards Of
per cent which was attributed 10 the reaization of
profits, as nothing political had occurred to occd-
sion il.
SPAIS.--Under Madrid date Of Feb. l6, il is
stated that convention had been concluded between
'ne TfuGh anu spanish Governments, @
which France VIII have the free trade Of Havana
Tor certain time. multitude of rumours are IN
circulation. IL is said that some Algerne vessels
have effected landing Malaga and Morril,
where they have made a rich booty, and carried of
Of The wealthiest individuals IN order 10 obtain
great Tansoms. (Ibis is hardly probable, because
u u were, intelligence would have reached US thTo
our late Gibraltar paper, which 10 the 9Th Of
March, and Malaga is but short dslasce from
thence) IL is said that the defnive ireaty for the
occupation OF Spain has been signed. For four years
10000 men will remain in the county, and the Spa
nish government will pay TO France the sam OF
2,NOO,OO0 francs per month, which Will form the I'M
mense amount Of y6 millions for the four years
Letters from Madrid of the 25h Of Feb say, thai
the King had signed decree relative The customs
The Junia charged with the task Of drawing up The
ann, is to meet TO prepare tariff of duties and reg
ula ions Tor the administration Of the custom houses
IN Spain and the Indies to draw up an ordinance
Tor the oOuseCraie IN Spain aud foreign parts to
recuIy the regulation OF the depots of commerce i'm
the peninsula ; 10 make report CONNER
cia CONVENTIONS with foreigr powers, particularly
SINCE the treaty of Utrecht to propose law The
trade, &c.
Tue GREEKS & TuRKs-Information was re
ceeyed by way or Trieste IRON Missoloughi 10 Feb
g., AT which date Il stated the Greek arrit had
been divided INFO baualions according to the glsh
custom, and was undergoing the discipline Of Euro
pean troops.-hany Of the cleftains were assem-
bled at MissOlonghi sad instructions had been given
Tor Introducing tho modern tactics INTO every part of
the service The utmost harmony prevailed and =
pl'n was digesed Tor The operations OF tie next cam.
paIgn. The presence of Lord Byron has instilled II
Ddnimy IN their councils, and lie had by universal
acclamaon, been declared = citizen OF Greece HIS
poem, The Triumph NJ HELMS, has been Translated
MO Greek A Brussels account, Mares o. SAWS
Recent letters from tie Archipelago, STATE thai The
Greeks have again made landing, 20 leagues 10 the
north OF smyrna hat they levied large cOntfIbu.
ions, and required = large quanfry OF provisions
alter whioh they re-rmba,ted, o her points ON the
coast NJ Asia Misor have likewise been disturbed
Greeks. al O I'M III mo sea eotg.