Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-24
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.


The packet slip Amethyst, apt. Busscy, has
arr. we'd at Boston from Liverpool, whence she sail
cd on the Esd Of April We are indebted to cur
Correspondent, Mr.. Topf, for a Liverpool pa
pes. of the Esd, and London Shipping Lists the
10th. The most important news is the continued
advance of cotton at Liverpool. The transactions
IL that article, will be seen by extracts, ex-
coed all former operations NJ y G0z.
The London Gobe and Traveller of the 2 st
notices the receIp1 oletefs from Gibraltar of the LIST
of April, which state tina, by decree received from
Madrid, the ports of Andalusia had been opened
for the admission of foreign grain, flour and pulse:
that all the wheat Gibraltar 40 600 fanega. had
been bought up at high prices, and that generally,
great impulse had been given in the trade.
On the i9ih, there debate in the House Of
Commons, oa the second reading OF the Catholic Re
iici Bill. Sir Francis Burlet; opened the debate
md he followed by MIR Banks, who moved
'tat ii lie read second tire that day six months.
This mo ion was seconded & supported by Mr.. Peel
At o'clock, after six Or eight members had spo-
ken, tie debate was adjourned 10 the Dist. Mr..
Scarlet presented petition in favour of the Cato-
lie Claims, from the Sergelnis AT Law at the En-
glsh Bar. great numLc- Of petitions against the
claims were also presented
The King held esec at Carlton Palace, April
20, which was ATTENDED by Tie Foreign Ambas-
sadors, including the American, and by vast mum
Der OF other distinguished persons.
Sir Thomas John Cochraae, Knit CAPTAIN in the
Navy. is appointed Governor and Commander in
Chief of Newfoundland
Prince Me'ternich before leaving Paris, had the
honoI OF dining viii the King OF France and Roy
I'll Family i!enry Fr-e. distinguished artist
and echol,r, del the H"Ise Of the Countess Of
Griiford, Apt 10, eyed 81 lie was native OF
ZURICH, but came to England Mt an early age
A Heriin paper, in announcing the appointment
Of Mr.. Eiedersieter as Prussan Charge des Al
flres 10 this country, says " he is especially en-
joined TO pay attention to the interests Of the mer-
camille world" lie has arrived IN the Florida. |
a general respite for SIR. Sovary the Bristol
merchant, who TO have been executed on the
20h for forgery, had been forwarded from the
Home Department TO the proper authorities al Bris-
toll
Thencwspapers Of E1inburg have fairly Tighten
ed Kcan from his engagement at that moral and in
teeclual capital.
paris, April Ibis IIighness Prince Meter
Mich, was expected 10 set out this evening" or to-
morrow for Marseles.
The Munich Gazette contains the following ar
tice The Constitutional of the first of this niontI,
published an article, dated Frankfort the 9th of
March, m which it announced the divorce Of his
Highness the Prince Royal of Prussia. This article
excited here the most lively indignation. We are
convinced that the news contained IN this ariclei is
dlsgraceul fabrication, which like an malignant
fasehoods, proyokes only feeling of disgust.
The movement OF evacuation, which is at this
moment carrying on in the Peninsula, will rot ex-
tend to ihe Swiss regiments at Madrid under the
command ofGen. Count de ia Loycre. TIE depar-
ture OF these regiments was never contemplated any
more than that Of the squad OF cavalry attached to
the service Of the General CoInmandant These
troops viii continue IN Spain tH further orders
The first Swiss regiment at this moment at Aran-
juez
GREECE
We have cheering intelligence from Greece
Accounts from Napoli de Honsnia OF March 3
Ccphalonia, March II, and Ian,c, March ~, ali
confirm the statement (of which we have before
published runor) that the Egyptians who landed at
Niodon, had been completely besten. The Ccpha-
lona account adds " that brabin, Pacha himself is
blocked mp in the fortress Of Nlodon His troops
only landed in Greece 10 meet their death. Among
those who have been taken prisoners are rnany En-