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


ceeding ourselves 10 Malta 10 reft and thence
aiter displaying our nag on the coast OF I,aiy.
| return 10 the b'ockading squadron, To avaic
the'r arrival. The CambIian accun,nani;,s M
to Malta, aud it is expected will shorty sail
Tor England. A Dutch friga,e aud brig ioincd
US tnis morning having stated their only in
.enuon 10 be that of endeav ouriug 10 get their
fecssul OIL, they haye permission 10 con,muui.
cate. A Neapoltan frigaie and Fr.ncb
Sehooner are, having obtained our permission.
al anchor at AIglers, the latter in tho Mole
Jur blockade has been excessively well con-
oucted' nvlhpS having either arrived or sailed
"ithont admitting 10 our search. The war
AheuG1o De very unpopular amongst the Al.
Serines, q Is only prolonged on their side by tho
stubborn will of,he Dey. It's nov ! years since.
ne mas stirred out of the Notifications ercJ,s;cr
nus scras'io, and during that time there has
oeen as many uouccessfui revolts they wear
menace and besrge him about the line of
inc Haram, but this Wary old Mshom.t,n b,v-
Ing, by some mastery stroke of Turbisb nnl;.
cy, made his interests and those of h;s lie
sary Guards coincide, all ATTEMPTS IN dennse
MN nave as yet proved abortiye Neither 10
tue war very popular with US, no hunor M
prize money.
~ meeting OF the Directors of the East
inua Company in London, il was stated Inv
Tue Chairman, that it was the intention of tho
company TO establish direct trade be,ycen
canton and the Canadas-tla, this r. ID.
nowe'er; would NOT extend 10 tie British West
India colonies. eS'
From the Etoile, "A Par, Paper of June, =,
We are requested To publish the folloung No
uhcation: : Corformably To reruls,,ops cn,
cefteu nrtween the minister of Finance. il has
been decided II 'i"s
j. That the Spanish ships which were CO
ques'rateu during the late war, and given nm
10 France by the Treaty Of Madrid, lh.. 5,b
January, 1894 will he admitted into she nnr,s
OF .ne hingaon without paying ane tonnarc
VI import Gn'ies, and will he sold as qualifi,d
10 become french vessels, under lht conditions
simulated by the laws OF the elst Ssp,.mb..r
1893, and the eth yendem,aire, An ..
9. That the cargoes of these shine oh.,,
pay Inc customs duties, as having been i'm
poroeu oy French ships, from the same cnu,-
'I'es from whence the Spanish seGu,stratsd
ships came.
S That the prohibited good shall be- sold
upon condition of re-exportaton.;'
NJ. the Count de Ia Bourdonnaye ves,.rd,v
ia'a upon 10" bureau Of The Cbarnbsr of D,nn-
lies the following proposition, which Nil, ha
READ day IN secret Committee
have the honour 10 propose TO the Chan,
her 10 present an humble address II his NJ
Jes'y' praying that be will cause 10 be present
eu 10 me Chamber, during The present session.
pnlect OF iaw, having for ohject:
i. 10 declare thai an integ,a! indemnity
IS granted tn Frenchmen, whose property IN.
mobere has been cor.!iscated and sold cor
formally to the DEGREES and Acts of the Re-
Voluiionary Government.
=. 10 determine the basis Of valuation
OF the property immobilcre, by WHICH tho
said indemnity is 60 be granted, ''S
5. folk the order in which the dis,,;b,,;o,
OF This Indemnity shall be made smonast ,ha
propiietors still living, The succeeding heirs. mr.
'hose having claims of inheritance and mo
cFeahors OF the former prorrieturs deceased
|, 10 regulate that these indennities shall
ne acquitted IN rentes at four per cent. Win in
ieFest, to commence Mas cn o., 1922
,, TURKEY
nv news rom Coostantinople is 10 the 18th
=" -, 10y "hich states that the evacuation by
inc turks OF MOldavia and Wallachi, has 49,
determined on. There were bur soon TITS
IN ,I, me two prncipaiilrs. With regard t., th..
turkish feet there are various rumnurs II
mas D'en SAID The Captsio Pacha had orders r..
attack iPsara and Samns, but it is nov th,uobt
the ADMIRAL VIII ccnfne his operations 10 re-
i'e.ing The for'res5es in the isle of Negronop,
Inc Greeks appear 20 be in a prosprrous
state and have Telegraphs constructed in all
'he is'ands to apprlse them of the TIN kial
movements. The G eeks had captured Ia
1922 70 'e'"'blib 10 their naval squadron i'm
me anchorage OF Luda. Printing Presses con-
,liiue To multiply one had been set I'D at
N"upiia. Col Slanhope and Lazaru, Con-
donzIotis are at the head of The administration
.of he finances, which at present amonn, -
I zpVooO sterling in Spanish money called
dour0s. Maurocorda;o is now at Vr.chn,;
settling many important affairs with the stra,
tra'ehs oil Etna aud Areanania, relative to the
e'e"'s OF me approaching campaign.
paragraph from Trieste, May 81, SAYS -
i]t'.e's rom Corfu OF the 10th of this month
relate that an English vessel had been attack
~ y" 'iie ruif oil Missolunghi by four Ba,bsry
Vessels would have become their prey but
'or me sudden appearance of three Greek
! vessels, which succoured it. aud even tonk AN
h'serihe Vessei the Others took refuge in Lee
panlO.
EGYPT.
The accounts from Egypt are very contra.
dIc'ory letter from the Ionian Islands of
Way IL, REPEATS that on the Glst of March. at
nan past nine IN The evening, the ARSENAL Of
CAIRO blew up GLE meo were lost. among
whom were NsbOmet Ali and two Pachas
me Wechabites have again occupied ali Ara
oia, ana having massscred the Turkish parri.
sons, they declared war with the Mabomei All;
pacha, against whom all Upper Egypt ia in
lDsuTrection. The Sultan has cenyokpd. for
The month dune, grand Diran, To- be com.
posed of AL the Pachas, Arians, and Mollas.
Of his empire.
iew cases of hydrophobia having occur.
req IN different paris Of England, the alarm
mad been so great that M less than $500 dog.
were destroyed in Liverpool, and an equal
number in Manchester.