Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-13

10 one OF their own colonies. we nave nor yer
heard how this treaty has been receive In the
tries interested I; but think that it will not be
me, with much cordiaty in either.
Loan of Hdyti. 1925 so 100000 Francs, Re
desnie5ie in t,centy.fre gears.
His Majesty King Charles Y. having solemnly
recognized the independence of Hayii, AMI The
Government OF that country having agreed al
indemnity of 10000, 600 of francs Cor the benefit
OF the Ancicnt Planters, payable in five years, his
Excellency, the President, has resolved that loan
of 80 millions OF frances redcemable in FIVE years,
shall be opened 10 The first instalment Of this
indemnity.
The mode of loan releemabe in - years, has
becn proposed Ivy his Excellency, because it has
the advantage that the present resources OF the
country being more than sufficient To meet the pay
meat OF the annual interest, well the exiting
ior OF the capita! of the loan, by yearly redemption
OF 18th, it ni not be necessary TO have recourse
To new loans and as there is TO hope that
the Increasing prosperity of the State OF which eve
Ty thing now tav the developement, will pei
init the mode of loan to be adopted in future.
| the TURKS are extremely dsirustful, and are al
ways afraid OF the Russians. Their Statesmen cannot
| appreciate the generosity ard moderation of the
Emperor OF Russia, and always fancy there is some
concealed purpose But for the positive assurances
OF Baron Ottentels who has the car OF Dvan, they
would still believe that the Court OF Russia is the
secret ally of the Greeks.
| BRUssELs, Oct. 29.-One of the principal mer-
camille houses of Liege has received the following
extract of letter from Port Mahon Alnorca, /
dated on board the Minerva, 9th Oct.
g Tie Dutch Fiisate the Diana, from Smyrna,
has just entered, and brings the following news
" The Greeks triumphant The Egyptian
fleet has retired to Alexandria, and the Turkish fleet
to Constantinople.
q The Greek feet has taken nearly 60 transports,
| all Austria, and this important capture only cost
| them som. mstics''.
From the QuotiGinene of Fridcy.
" PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
" MADRID, Get. 17.-Our Finance Minister has
exhausted al! hs resources, and the want OF money
makes l;m almost despair Dissentions also prevail
among the superior Functionares and this unfortu
nate circumstance agsravates our critical situation.
From the Journal de Paris of Saturday
PRIVATE LETTER.
VIENNA, Oct. l9.-The Department for Fo-
reign Affairs has despatched courier extraordinary
10 London. II is believed that he is the bearer of
noe from our Cabinet, in answer 10 one lately
transmit ed relative 10 the affairs OF Greece by the
English Government. 1t appears that the political
sysen of Great Britain, regards that country.
differs many points from that hitherto acted upon
by our Ministry, principally in that which relates
! TO the future emancipation of the Peloponnesus,
Independent, OF the sovereignty of The Porte. 1t is
! believed that The Court Of Vienna will not explain
itself deinvely on thequestion of mediation be-
tween The Turks and the Greeks, I'LL i, shall be
| acquainted with the int entons of the Cabinets of
France and Prussia, upon a subject of such high
Importance.
Frsa. the Constitutional Of Saturday.
LONDON, Nov. I've announced, some time
since, tina, the last project of negotiation for
Spanish Loan had failed at Madrid. This news is
confirmed in manner somewhat official, by
note signed Xavier de Bursos, Commissioner of
the Spanish Sinking Fund at Paris, published his
| m o( ne do. q,
clares, in fact, that the fassn Loan lit is thus that
the last attempted loan is desgnated) never existed,
and does not exist.
We have just received the following extract of
| letter from Madrid, dated l7,h inst
! The influence OF the Apostolic party, always
blinded by hateful passions, has caused the rejection
OF the negotiations begun the part OF NJ rassin,
as announced 10 you some time ago. In this
case, however, they have, without knowing il,
rendered service to the nation, for The money
could have been employed only to proong its
| miserie-.
From, the Courier Francois Of Friday.
The King received, in private audience, the
Chavaler de Los Rios, Gentleman of the Chamber
! OF his Most Catholic Majesty, and Ambassador 10
the Court of Britain.
FROM The Quotidiennes of Saturday.
BAYoNNE, Oct. z2-'The Marquis OF Mata-
florida, who formed part of the Regency of Urgel.
continues TO be the object OF persecution by the
Spanish Ministry. He lived in a very quiet retreat
IN the environs of Bayonne; he quilted it about
three weeks since, and retired to the village of
Cambo, hoping thus 20 give less offence 10 his per
sccutors; but his expectations were deceived; and he
has received orders TO choose between Lille and
Bourges as his residence. 1t is thought he will not
comply with this arbitrary mandate but that he will
retire into Italy with his two sons.
In general the Spanish royalists who have been
competed 10 take refuge in France, are very i'll
o. to coll 81. Ill
shall find no resting place. 1t might have been
thought, that the author OF all these prosecutions
the head of the Spanish Ministry, would he satisfied
with obtaining the Punishment of Monarchical men
who displeasei him; but II seems he uses means to
annoy them, even beyond the Pyrenees
From the EtOiie, dated Suburban.
The Marquis de Nousuer, Ambassador from
France to Madrid, arrived on tue 22d inst. Al
Bayonne. His Excelency proceeded on the 9th
Tor his destination. lie was preceded on the 9th
by General de Serione, Private Secretary of the
Embassy.
LONDON, Nov. 6.--Tt appears from the Paris
papers, that not only NJ. Zea had been dismissed
from the Councils OF Spain, but the whole of the
| Cabinet. Who were to be their successors, was
| not known.
Gen. Friere, supreme liberator of Chill, has is
sued proclamation, calling on the Senate 10 as
senibie Immediately, TO consider the proprety OF
sending representatives to the Congress which is
about to be held at Panama
Late accounts from Brazil present us with Off
cial documents, which prove the disposition of the
Emperor 10 withdraw from the somewhat danger
Gus predicament in which be was with respect to
Buenos Ayres and Peru; and, recent letters and
papers received here from Buenos Ayres sheyy that
This disposition has been carried into action No
act OF hostility (it is said) had been committed by
either the Republicans the Imperiaisis, and the
brazilian squadron had withdrawn from the road.
NJ Baqulere, agent of the Greek Committee al
l,OulOn had fyad D..