Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-08

owe ,eis Holy AiI;ance-,h;s faarful power OF Rus
sia-o Russ's, where should advise persons To so
wh" desncd To he instructed in pcty treason hy the
murder Of husband, or in parricle by tho murder
Of father, but from whom Z should never think Of
taking 'o.son in political economy-to whom !
would sa~ rsther, pay yonr deh's not IN deprecated
p.,'er do conhri, daily acts OF bankruptcy res.
tote your currency prac Use Inc principles Of H.
berali,y aud justice, aud then I will listen TO you--no
sir Russia may, d she pleases, not only lay heaNy
pleases; she has nothing 10 export BIZ, wha, some
other inland countries have, political power-physi
cal, 10 he sure, as we'll as intellectual power-bui
she does "o' even dare to attack the Turk she
not stir she is something like some Of our interior
people Of the South, who have plenty Of land peniy
Of seSfs, smoke.houses filled with meat, aud sery
Gno horses to ride, hut who, when they 20 abroad
have not one shifting to bless themselves with and
long a. she is peace, and does no, trouble the
rest Of the world, long she may DO suffered 10 re-
main hut, d she should continue act hereafter a.
she has done heretofore, viii lie the inieres, Of the
civilized world 10 procure her Acknowledgement, per
jas au nsfas.
tToss eo~ti~.sdsa oar aexsl
NEW YORK May a9.-London dates the Esd ut,. have
been received BY the Packet Ship Leeds which we
any general interest will be seen thata satisfactory
termination Of the differences and Turkey
enjoy negative aid arising from the equiv.
o. ON s e
So%s Of the paper. conjecture tina, the indie
powers Of Europe. and have even named soysre;%S or
the new Kingdom in the person Of Of the
Is cou,radcte He appears however TO direct bis re-
rather to his Srs than 10 the aid
with upwards OF 6 5000 pound. sterling:
legation Of tie u. States, Londoa, April II.
SIR yesterday received official note from Mr. Sc.
eresry Canning informing Of the blockade port
ment 10 maintain the same In the strictest manner
and esecstog With respect to vessels attempting
lions and the treaties between Great britain neural
en- 70 this information In such mode you may
conducive i've towards s being knpTn a,
Consulate ineres,ed in learning it. have the honour
remain respectfully your oeedien, ser r,; .
Maury Esq oou.al of,te uni.rd states. Liverpool
a1oiag apr, Fails have sssiysa BY l.
Blanc has article dated LinI which very
Of which IS no. re. known Sheber he Of Aa.
rn will assist The same article states Imperial
Of the Bra1is adopt, regard to that question:
and suppose Of South American general
the same course as the other great Powers forming the
We have received Brussels papers to the goth Instant,
and among the statements which, IL they could
be- relied might excite apprehensons to the
preservation of tranquility the east of Europe We be
which haveA long hren circulated upon this subject and
to which the extraordinary delay ef the so
naturally given RISE We should expect that any seri
Gus obstacle to an,icabe adjustment will present itself
BAYoNNE, April i3.-The last account, from Madrid
speak with confidence of return of General hour
On sun,y some French were assassnsed nv
Spaniardsi these sangunary but too frequent
The return 1.-THE French gardes du corps France still
The first column of Spanish prisoners returning to their
unprecedented they viii be i'll received in their own
country sieir families have already been insuIred
wholly and exclusively occupied w,h the proceedings in
the Chamber Of Deputies Of the i!th winch the following
Chamber Of Deputies, april I7-Gen. Foy having been
returned nh for one Of the departments Of Paris and for
the latter. "' " 'e'' 'o'
H. BENZ Constant informed the Assembly by letter that
he was TO he absent from Paris fortnight search OF pa
pers to prove himself Frenchrnan.
Mr. Mason read the of the committee charge TO
the project OF hr law for lowering the Of
the Renies The report first discusses made
out OF doors to the right Of paving of lowering the in
not excepting both the creditors of
e,y other objections exceptions which oueh, 10 be
made 10 the law and, finally, the Ia be
Lord Byrons eHortsn behalf the Greek cause FORM
said an important part OF the last communications from
bend that Enghman, bearing tile could possibly he
gage without It's in active against an ay;
and they have therefore through strangford
10 whSu,
.hs. Lord stsDgiord Is likely to experience nueh diff
. reconciliation with Russia:
Ferdinand WI! IS after s not quite the being took
70 show some wit as well as discrimination. Mata6orida
to Tunis The s,oe now states II rs mae n% Of
nooriey, that Gen. Bourmon forthwith to be recalled
Pary,h ought Cd those VIII. console Them
selves by oreseeing troubles and III blood between the
Bourmont considered an officer Of superior
talent and discreet and moderate pocianan inrigaer
Of The most eminent sagacy now enable foreign
commander TO steer other in Spain, but
ged by Ferdinand and the priesthood side by the
disappointed military Of the Services second, the
fourth by the parans the French house of Bourbon
prey to the most Unbelievable The dignity of
ambition of some French officers. The Eioe says TIM,
Vscount Dijeon is TO be Bourmonts The vis
count 1S6 GA sioy FUND
The Seventh Anniversary Festival of this Charity was
celebrated the 7h April the Freeasons Tavern. His
ROYAL Highness the Duke York presided the OCCASION
and company Of gentlemen exceeding three buadrd sat
10 d"n q: The feast =: y: in
evening we're pleasing and conspicuous:
Tue galleries were filed by ladies AZ the Royal pres.
%h on. Of Garrct between MslPonene and Thaia and
Eighness the Duke Of YORK.
After various toasts and music,
aThs Drury Lane Theatrical Fund and its master, Mr.
Kenn," the next, which was drunk with three times
three, and loud applause.
Mr. Kea. perform one of the most pleas
Ing parts OF his duty that Of returning thanks for the bese
violence conferred the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund
Zach succeeding year had given him fresh proofs the
kindnes md The genuine philanthropy Of His Royal High
ness ana the company who surrounded him. IL was the
eauseit was the that spoke, unfeellng he
that man who could withhold his services though the
rod Of Criticism were extended him, when their
else could chace the tear Of from the aged The
oIphans cheek (Applaose) He then on the eve Of
quitting Ills native country. tiurmur.) Blu, whatever
might be his fortunes in Whatever lands he might travel
he should ever treasure In his the benevoDce which