Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-04
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The packet ship Amiiy, Captain Pease, which
sailed from Liverpool on The 17th March, went
a.hore on Squsm Beach, so miles south of Sandy
Hook, on FRIDAY at2 p. NJ. in thick fog She has
full and valuable cargo Of dry goods I he passen
gers reached ibis city on Sunday morning with her
letter bags; and on Saturday morning at a. NJ.
when they eit her. she was tight aud lighters were
Alongside, taking out her cargo, all of which will be
saved u the weather continues favorable, the yes
sci may be got Off
Extract of letter from correspondent al liverpool
dutId the I'M Of March
FALMOUTH, March I2.-AtriveJ, the Duke Of
Marlboro Packet, from Lisbon. She brings ac
count that tie city was in state of great comnio-
ton, IN consequence OF the body of the Marquis of
Lorrero, or Lorrejo, the kings minister aud grea,
iavorIte, heng found murdered in the palace, and
suspicion strongly attached itself the second per
sonage IN the kingdom the principal therein. IL
Is also said that The Condo del Palmea, of the
hst officers Of state, had been alarmed o, the safety
OF his own life, and had fed or secreed himself
Another accoun, from Falmouth siates-Es II is said
that the Prince Don Mtsue had killed one of the
Ministers by stahbng him, and that another has been
obliged TO leave Lisbon"
A Government messenger, having hespItches in
charge, arrived AT Pc, tsmouh Tuesday n,orniug,
and immediately embarked in the Chameleon, 10
guns, Captain Lambert, and sailed, it is said, for
South America.
Disturbances beginning to we ar seriou-a
aspect IN the county of Limerick Ireland. Mr.. Read,
barrJs'er, bad been killed, and several houses
robbed of arms.
Mr. Canning intends to bring bill INTO Parliament,
TO declare The Slave Trade carried on by BRUSH
subjects on the Il gin Seas, to be Piracy.
Letters from COnsaniinople Of the Sd uf February
| announce that the Emperor or Persia has rat fed
the peace with the Porte. Grcal preparations were
making by The Porte against the Greeks. The Res
Ehend was ou OF danger The SULTAN paid him
Vis'i during his sickness, and gave him valuable
gold snuff box
Lieut. Gen. the Marquis de Casroidoros, Gran
dee of Spain, has been arrested and imprisoned b,
IiS arlDU
court IN the national uniform, contrary the o'der
OF The King He replied to The king that The SUIT he
had on done him more hOuour Than any other, and
hegan to hum the air IrGga{a Psrro-Dog swal-
low it,
The Algerines had taken 20 vessels cff Sardinia A
strong aiSerIne squadron is said to bc n The Archi-
p-lago
Russia is not in future have the exclusive supply
o. hemp Tor me Brush navy but henccfor,h II will
be purchased in America, lily, the Baltic, ac
cordinS TO the cheapness Of Ike supply.
r--pap rDnM ENGLAND.
FhlLApELPllIA April BY the arrival nfthe Pack
ct Ship Florida from liverpool whence size sailed ON the
Esd OF March, we have received files London Papers
TO the 10th and Liverpool the 22d, from which we make
the following selections.
Inc persons appointed by Ferdinand fill up the
ces in the council Of minister's y the late dis
missais are little known as political characters.
The news of the death OF Sir Thomas Maitland caused
SO much joy amongst the Greeks city of Msoon
gh was illuminated the two nights after ITS arrival
Inc following remark occurs in Editorial article of
the London Traveller, of March 10.
1--WE have always entertained the oponion which Lord
John Russell expressed sight that ihe Ministers had
used at the Congress of Verona the language which they
should have used-such language that of Mr. Monroe
or oil their own declarations respecting America the
INVASION oil the Peninsula never would place.
The following is part of the article.
In sober eaInest believe that as Europe now
stands the occupation OF Spain by OF lille coase
I - a tiE
Europe is united in alliance under the influence Of
one ruRg spirit, and that spirit decidedly hostile To what
ever good IN the constitution Of England This is dam
gerous though we feel ourselves for present at
least in population large enough ana brave enough for
AT purposes OF attack or defence and in with
hich enables TO bring large portion Of
that population into action against any adyersagies But il
little matters whether particular part the power of the
continent is disposed OF in one way or the other hmm
dTed thousand French, far England concerned are
due same whether they side the Pyrenees or
the othsr.7
treaty. concluded between Great ligain and the Ne.
therands regulating territorial in the
East Indies mutually beneficial in a commercial pont Of
view, was signed with the fornaiities at the
foreign office, the 18th of March.
Cen Iturbide, EN-Emperor Of the Kingdom Of Mckee
has taken up his residence in Bath.
The important subject Of West slavery was under
consideration, by both houses OF Parliament 18th Of
est anxieyas well by those whose interest In the question
one Of interest aad feeling only as by those who have an
ine est IN 1t more pipablelhe interest Of prosperi'y The
West India colonies are Of two classes IN political point
OF view-those IN which the government o the crown pre-
walls without the intervention Of colonial Legislative assem-
bie and those which governed by such iegsstures
was the intention Of government to proceed cautiously
by experiment and example. former colonies we're
obviously the better adapted TO sucfrexpernent or these
for several Trinidad appeared the most suitable
In the first instance therefore, government by order in
council have enioned the following measures upon the
planters Of Trinidsds
l. The use ofhe whip and so shocking Is to
he utterly abolished in regard to female slaves.
q The whip lie longer borne by the driver in thu
field to he no longer employed summary punishment
OF the male neg to be wholly laid aside rs stimulus
tn laboUr and resorted only as cbassenen for r
h"viour' deliberately proved and recorded.
g. Ample provision is be made for the religions in
sructou Of the negroes by the Of two bishops
with regular clergy under them.
Marriage is be encouraged families never 10 he se
aa'cd and The property Of The TO be protected 10y posi-
tive law.
b. Ranks TO be established in which the slave ma
depo'te his earnings, the money so placed to be sacred
all cases. rom the masters grasp.
g. The testimony Of slaves under certain Limitations
depending persona, characters is to be received IN o
cviicases except when The master, immediate interests
are concerned and in all criminal cases except when the
lite Of a white pecson is Involved.
The slave vino acquired certain sun, Of money l.
90 @te Che pawf Of purchasing his own no iunis.op W.