Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15

Captain h'nplin'ipforms that the Brandy wine Pat
INTO Cowes on tie Stl on her return from HaNIc,
leaking bsdly IN her upper works, and would be
obliged 10 re-cauik.
The last London parcrs cop,.in The narticulars
OF General LAFAY ErrE's farew ell scene at WASH
ington.
The British parliament, was further prorogued,o
the 9th OF January
The french squadron from Virginia, arrived
| Brest, September GOTH
Advices from Calcutta to jane It'll state that the
British had taken Donabew, and the king of Ava
had sent proposals Tor peace
Inc Liverpool cotton market was dull.
lhe sales OF the last week We're only 500 bales.
| Opands were We; quoted at 10 10 I'D
| The expedition for Havana was 10 leave Fer
| rol on the ist of October
1 General Roche and Mr.. Washington have left
Napo1i Ill Romania, and gone o Syra.
Inc Baron OF Renfrew, timber ship was spoken
/. sepenoer ~, latitude 46 80, longitude 24 &C. all
veil
An order Of council mas been issued making the
duty at three shiiings per pound, and annulng the
new act which was 80 into operation on the
9Th of January
Inc Swedish government has refused permission
S"eush subjects to navigate the vessels recently
sold 10 South America
~ a letter received in England states ,b,, tho
American squadron landed negociator at Smyrna.
VINO was instructed 10 demand OF the Turkish 90
Vefinenl the free navigation OF the Black Sea for
American vessels
Il Inc pope was said to be dangerously ill.,
"a swedish so gun ship and $50 large frigates
hon Carlscrona, are hourly expected a, this nor,
oh 'hef way TO South America. They are to un
oeiso repairs and their crews paid off here.
EChIHEh LITE ENGLISH .N'IcVIS
"'F. b'o'h has been engaged TO nil the place of
MI. hesn at DrurS Lane, and made his first an
pes'ance M the character OF Brutus He was re-
eeiIed with great applause
. -ir. Sratiord Canning, ambassador 10 the Otto
mn" empire, Is about 10 emb ark with his lad for
CoDstautaople.
t Lord Strsng ord is about to embark for the BAL
5 NC on ms mission 10 the OF ST. Peters urgh
D on walter Scott arrN ed Paris on the lth ulii-
mo- Count LacePede the celebrate ed naturalist was
Zoe" da gerousi ill oi the small pox at the age of
seventy.
$ hirs. Fry continues to preach in different parts
Y o. r gland She perseveres, also, in her other
charitable efforts In ;he prisons.
r STILL LATER FROM FRANCE.
New HoRK Nov. 0--The Louisa. cant
Spring, arrived las. evening in IS DAYS from EIa
vre rings French papers TO the 18th ult. inclusive
F, They con,ain news OF mBorl anre
LAFAYETTE.-TheC oastitufionuel in motto
Ing The arrival OF the General Havre states that
he was receiN ed here with enthusiasm There is
nothing In the French papers which leads ia TO
beiIev mat the Government oil France has taken anv
measure, TO prevent The expression of the senti-
uen's OF 'he people towards late illustrous vi
, sitor.
: G.lignanin's Messenger SAYS, The American FL
gate which conveyed General LAT, yatie TO Havre
s"u'ed he lor's OF that place, which returned the
salute py an equal Number OF guns. On the day
, alter disembarking, the General departed for his
country seat accompanied for two leagues By a
numerous cavslcade consisting OF Young men of The
: principal families of the town and its e9virons
Nr. Somervlllc, American Minister 10 Syyeder
commodore Morris OF the Brsndywine, and captain
Read, were in Paris on the It'll
Mr.. Huskisson was also in Paris
The wines OF Bordeaux OF this wear which viii
be exquisite, aaye been sold, says Galignanis Mes
seDger, at very high prices The product nj the
wines OF Medoc alone is estimated al thirty millions
o. francs.
In the:department of the Mouse also, the wine
vintage gave great satisfaction
Inc Hamburg Gazette announces that the Swe-
uish government has resolved 10 send Consul 10
ST. domingo.
! The Constitutional of the 18th October. con-
! tains nuremberg dates 10 the 9th The Gaze,,e
o! that P.aceslaes, that from the frontiers of
l'4y' mas Deen received there, that several Greek
vessels ere oil PFeve-a, endeavourng TO execute
The decree oil she government biockaainc the coas,
OF the Fachaiic o! Aibania---but thet lie neural
vessels would not submit 10 The block de- .ivinr as
a reason, that the coast WIS rot rea, blocksded.
,haI hey would not recognize D per blockade.
~ - - saId t4dt the masters and gaDfainc oil
vessels o. the Ionan Isles are well disposed towards
the Greek, yer believing th.r commercial interests
eLeced by The Greek blockade they eluse to obey
1t. Tie Greeks had Stopped many vessels laden
with munitions of war, bound for Turkish ports.
iaid an embargo on Others Some which have been
taken, coming from Turkish ports, have been re-
leased on the ground that they contsued no pro-
peiy o. The enemy, but with the threat thar II aiken
a second time, they would be condemned There
nave been many spirited alterations between the
Greek and Austrian captains, on the subject of
captured vessels.
The Two sons of the brave Canars, who are TO
be educated at the expense ofthe Paris Greek Com
mlttee, have arrived in France.
| 1t appears from letters of Sept 10, from Corfu.
that there oil OF Gambia makes rapid proaress'
! 1000 Greek Islanders having landed there with
arms and ammunition for the insure ents
Accounts from Madrid to Sept. 20, state, that
| $500 men had sailed from Corunna for Havana.
1eneral Cruz was talked of as Governor General (
OF Havana, in place of Gen Wives who had. il was
said, given in his resignation.
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