Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-25

France appears 20 watch matters in the peninsula
with srea, Noici,ude and it is said in the Times,
that NJ de Mar'ignac, vino was depG,ed by NJ
'illele 10 attend The Duke OF Angouleme As polii-
cal adviser during his campaign. and who has been
much consulted in relation 10 Spanish affairs, had
heen suddenly dispatched on a special mission to
Madrid.
The English papers are occupied with discussions
a. 10 the recognition By France of HayJi The
French papers contain The official report of NJ de
lha'rol, minister of Marine, the King, detailing
the particulars OF the negotiation between the Baron
dackan and the IIaytian govelnment-v hence it
would appear. that difficulties at first occurred be-
tween the French negoiators and those of Iayti.
! which were overcome by referring the matter 10
! Soyer himself, who appears TO have been more
| lrac'able than his commissioners. If he has no,
been oveneached, il Is too probable that the chief
oil H"yt has consulted MS own int est rather than
mat OF has country, IN accediug TO the terms die
lated by France We subjoin connected with
this topic, royal o,donance OF Charlie X con-
ce1ning the mode of ssceriainng the claims of the
| old cooas isis for indemnify
1. Promotes Baron Macksu to the rank OF
Real Admiral.
| :. Appoints a commission to pTopose-Ist,
the mode OF The claims TO he made by he ancient
colonists their representatives.; 3D. the bases and
them.
. The members of The commission are-The
Duke of Lewis, peer OF France. Minis er of State
President. the Marquis de Barbe Marbois, Wis
count Lsine, Count de SeGu., peers Of France:
! Count Begouen, Honorary Counsellor of siate;
Sieur Pardissus, Member of the Chamber OF Depu-
ties; Sieur Fauter, ditto; Seur Levesque, ditto;
| count Alexander de la Borde; Colonel Count
'I"iitel; Sieur Harnet, Member Of the Colonial
ouncil.''
The flge mine Zetaf0g of the I'd inst. contains
'he following article, dated Constantinople Aug
10. The complaints made by the Refs Ehendi 10
MIR. Turner, the British minister here, have been
increased by the news said TO have been received
here, that just before the Captain Pacha appeared
OIL Missolonghi, seventeen English officers of en-
gneers had arrived there TO assist in is defence
These circumstances really excite some sensation.
Among the European merchants the opinion gains
ground, that England has views on Greece, especi
ally, as in addition to the above the English naval
lorceis assembled al Napoli d Romania and farther
remttances from The English loan are said to have
been received at HYDRA.
Recent accounts from Madrid state that fresh
conspiracy Of the ultra royalist party has been
discovered, and that amongst the number Of per-
sons arrested several officers of distinction and
two OF the kings chaplains
Col. Piia had Just arrived in London from Biboa.
to which place he was conducted by detachment
OF Spanish soldiers This martyr to liberty had
been IN prison for twenty months, enduring every
torment that Oud be inflicted, and was indebted
loT his life to Mr.. Nelson, our late minister to
spain, and Mr. Appleton, secretary Of legation at
London.
LONDON, Sept 1.-THE English funds have
great tendency to advance, notwithstanding the
industrious efforts OF The spectators for their fall
they state tine probability of tie change of ministers
IN France, and the resignation of NJ dc VIlIele ne .
matter Of course, as the finance plan is now looked
upon a failure.