Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-30
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

~" Onhs ApIU IO.-IDe IaSt sailing
snip StephaDia, capt. Macy, we'd Yesterday
in 90 days from Havre, bringing advices frotft
That place TO the 26th, and Paris papers Id the
25ih uIt.
ihe French government, according to let
tiers from the most respectable sources, was
about to acknowledge the independence of
HdWt.. The last advices from Havre, state
that an advance had taken place in the price
of st. Domingo Coffee, in consequence Of
news just received frnm Paris, that a decree
was issued annulling the privileges hitherto al
lowed TO French vessels on imports 10 that
Island. II is now believed that France will
pursue the policy OF England, by acknow-
Lodging and opening commercial intercourse
with the late Spanish South American States.
French consul has already arrived at La
suira, il is said with the most friendly profess
sions.
The new French Parliament was opahed
by the King in person. In his speech, he
congra'ulates France ON the success " hich
has TENDED her generous efforts in restoring
spain to her King, and states that the remaina
der Of the French army will return as soonas
the Internal tranquility Of Spain is establish
ed. France, he says needs repose, and
mare unaniihity, 20 Obtain which new ,ian
OF eleciing the deputies will be- submit,ed-
NO new Imposts or taxes will he required to
defray The expences Of last year the AMIGA
HE relations with other. nations promise a
lasting peace. Respecting Greece, and South
America. he observes, I" trust that the af.
fa'rs OF the East and of Spanish and Por,u-
guese America will be regulated to the advai-
tase OF the nations and people who are inter
ested, and Ia the great extension of the Com
merclal relations Of the World" He bropos-
es to convert the debt of France into stock
hearing lower rate ofinterest than the pre-
sent.
These are all the prominent topics alluded
I" IN the speech, which we have NOT room TO
give at length In the Chamber OF Deputies,
u appears there are only about twenty oppo-
slfion, or liberal members.
The last advices from Greece, continued
favorable to the cause OF that country. Patras
was expected TO surrender shortly. Lord
Byron had adopted Greek dress and had
MARCHED with corps against Lepante. He
was appointed member Of the council of
western Greece. Ii was reported that the
Pacha of Scutari. had raised the standard of
rebellion against TIL, Key, and declared his in
trntIon OF making common cause with the
Al'anians and H"llenes Several English
officers of merit, lad recently arrived in
ur'ece' ana several carSoes of munitions of
war.
Accounts from COnsiantinople, TO Feb. 10Th.
contradict the report of Peace having been
iatlhed with Persia, and state that the Turk
isin army had recently been completely defeat
ed IN the neighbourhood Of Bagdad
Ilfer. .Ads.
h''""et q fehsr tro"' gsd'eman IN London 10 hiE
friend Ia Ibis city, dated Feb. 25
IL IS incky for you thar you are out of trade !,
never was less prosperous. This is certainly plea
SAINT place Tor those fond OF novelty There pevrr
were more Lions eXani Than al present We are 10
pave steam iiRaies, cannon, and all TO 90 by steam
SIage coaches me lighted with gas.-Chirkens are
ha'cneu ny s'eam ~ 'wenIy-one days. Copper is TO
'as' I'VE years on ships bottoms French and Ger
man IS taught nii such rapidly as TO enable one 20
read ms Bible III those languages In forty eight hours
oor; chidren are TO he educated on n new pIan.
which has sncl y wonderful eifect IN their morals
th"t they VIII hevei go asIray and last, though nor
'easi TIE National Debt is To I've paid off All these
uiscoVeries ana propositions are now before Tie put.
Inc ; and you have heen long enough on the /" fast
anchored isle, TO know there is no such thing as
"""'""B "efc' Boston Gent.