Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-30

the king over his consort and her party, con
tinued Ia lie viewed as the consequence OF the
predominant influence of England over Russia.
The Europa i-ft Lisbon Oh the 18Th June.
COLOMBIA.-The Philadelphia National
Gazette has received Caracas papers To the
Esd ult. from which the following extracts are.
taken -
CARACAS, June sS.
We are enablrd to lay before our readers,
the fn!lowiug staternrnt Of tho terms upon
" hch our New Loau in England has been
contracted =
The amount Of the Loan is f4750,000
Stuck, and il has been contracted betw cen Don
NJ. A. Arrubla and Don Francisco NlvntDija.
Agents Of the Republic of Colombia, and the
house or 3. A. Goldschmidt s. CO.; 10
virtue offuli powers aud Of the decree of Con-
sress af the SOth Of June last. A General
Bond pledging all The Revenues OF the state,
gensraliy, and especially that Of tobacco, will
he deposited with these Powers ia the Bank
of England.
The interest on the Loan is per cent
payable half-yearly in London, without de-
duclion the first dividend is payable on the
18th July next.
The whole Loan is to be redeemed withia
80 years, and a sinking fund is established OF
t47 800 per annum, to be employed in pur
chasing up Bonds in the London market.
FROM HAVANA.
-<Asgentleman just from Hayanna, who does
4et wish his name To be- known "tO the
Spanish thieves and assassins," Informs us
that several acts Of piracy and murder, have
recently taken place. A brig, il is believed the
Lima Of Philadelphia, and one or two other
vessels, had been carried into places very neal
Havana, crews beaten, stripped, some murder
ed, and the goods, tackle. &c. brought in
f.
hours after. He further states, that an Amer
lean purchased an anchor, being in want, and
the vessel from which it was piunderrd, COM
ing in soon after, claimed it and go. It again
About twenty sail of slave traders were fitting
out there TBrH. Pat
|. Mr.. Watts, we learn, says the New York
American, is the bearer To our Minister at CO.
lombia Of instructions to ask from the Colon
bian government, redress fur the injuries com
United on our commerce by privateers of that
nation. and particularly the Gen. Santander.-
The Colombian ordinance regulating priva
tcering, which the National Journal promises
TO give us in its next number, authorises, as
we understand, the capture ofenemies' proper
ty in neutral bottoms. A hope is, however,
entertains that the new republic may be in
duced TO adopt the liberal and manly princi-
Pile "f the flags protecting all under it. MIR.
Watts will probably land at Laguyra, for the
purpose of reclaiming there all American pro-
perry unjusty detained. Lib.
PORT-AU- PRINCE.
By the brig John London, from. Port-S0-
Prince, we have been furnished with pateys
to the goth Of June, but they coutain no No.
Port-a,- Prince. June -
The Telegraph has just arrived al 1acmsl,
the Capt. of which brings iptelligepeS4 10 The
18th oflast month.-It appears tiiati french
government, yielding to the claims OF Justice
and souifi policy, have determined TO ador,
the measures most favourable to their com
merce and relations with our Republic. We
may expect to receive soon more certain ac.
counts concerning her friendly intentions, and
shall ot-deiNy to make them known.
". Y Uuilu .4irey.