Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-11

well TO Rhodes, when the Egyptian Zee, lay there
"a TO the Isle OF Candida
On the It'll July. at ten p. Nj. FIRE broke ou
in the palace u the Pacha of Salonich which in .
short time destroyed all the apartments the harem
the stables, and the immense buildings comprising
the residences of the Kaia Bey and OF above . 00O
persons belonging to the royal household Above
thirty other houses were also destroyed and the r-
ms cover space oil more than quarter Of league
IN extent. The engine and fire men of the consul
late, after laboring la vain to save the palace OF
the Pacha, turned their attention to that 81 the A
ga of the Janssaries, which they preserved. The
Turks accuse the Albanians, and the Albanisns ac-
cuse tie Janissaries of setting the fire. The Pa
cha was on horseback during the whole time of the
confagration.
| FRANCE.-The Constitutional asserts that con-
sul-general and vce-consul have been appon, ed
| 10y the French government for the Republic OF
| Hayu. The former is gentleman who has been
consul at Rio Janeiro, aud lie n 10 have an income
OF 80 900 francs. The vice-consu is Il well known
literary character Molten, the author oil Travels
through Colombia and his salary is % 900 francs
Letters from Paris say that the measure adopted
by The South American states against those coun-
tries which have no, acknowledged their indepen-
dence, have excited great sensation in the COM
| mercial interest at Bordeaux and Havre. Ii is G.
viden;, they say, that the measures proposed 10 be
adopted will tend principally to the advantage OF
1osland and Tie prejudice of France. They con-
sole themselves partially in the prospect of the
speedy conclusion of a commercial treaty with
Spain, by which their manufacturers will obtain a
decided preference the English; but doubts are
expressed that the advan age accrung from this will
not be compensation for the loss by the South
American arrangements
ENGLAND y company has been formed in
l4oudon for the purpose of clearing away the build
ing in the vicinity of ST. Pau's to rescue that mag
niticent edhce from the obscury lii which it is now
cooped up.
The wife of journcyman mason named Allison,
| residing at Calne, has within few DAYS (fur The
ihird time since her marriase) been delivered oil
twins. At her first confinement Is wears ago she
produced no less than three! making altos nine
at four conhnements.
The manuscripts of Mungo Parks travels in AZ
rca, il Is stated in Dublin paper, have been pur-
chased by trenciman at Senegal, from blacl,
man Tor thirty dollars. The manuscript mentions
his illness and is continued down TO the day of his
ceath The Glasgow Courier copies this repor,
and thinks it extremely probable.
! TJ6acco--The purchases of Tobacco continue
confined TO small parcels TO the trade, at very full
prices; one cargo of Maryland Tobacco is the ONLY
large parcel iii the market; it is not yet disposed of
| SpdR.-A long and Interesting article has an
peared in French paper, the Courier de Paws Bes
repeating rumor which had been circulated and
commented upon for some weeks, that preparations
4 a
which he dsgraces. Belsic paper furnishes an
article, dated Madrid, July 81, which saws We
at length approach the announcement of Doli,icaI
drama, the most monsrous that stupidity and ieno
rance ever performed on TIE theatre of the world
We are ut The crisis OF that ministerial conspiracv
the exposure of which must reveal TO us the SECRETS
OF many others. Justice and common sense national
rights and the names OF Rego are about 10 he aven
ged; and ministry which hav forfeited their honors
betray ed their country and sold the South of E,o,
Will soon experience the clasisement which Heaven
always reserves for the wicked. rhe article tben
goes on 10 detail the in,rigues of the French with
| The Spanish Ministry; and asserts, that by their
| conduct IN Spain, the French Ministers have
entirely compromised Ferclinand's crown-that
they have ruined themselves by their OWE handy
WORK. legitimacy Is destroyed BY its most jealous
| lenders The writer after an Iaborate review OF
the recent political transactions speculatons upon
| the present prospects ottbe Kingdom, Says" W.
are then warranted in concluding that great poli-
cal event ispcparing hey the Pyrennees; that i,
will be an event calculated rev elge the violated
rights OF suffering humanity and in particular those
| OF the Spanish people, which have been most
greyously insuiied, and that Spain will become a
| political cancer to the French Government
Private letters from Seville ofJuly 80 state tha,
Spain was threaten ed with famine in consequence
OF the extreme heat the weaiher--the crops were
rapidly Perishing. According 10 the same letters.
the reign of anarchy was fast approacbing-tbe
bandi; or rather the constitutional forces overran
most OF the Provinces retiring into their Businesses
on ihe approach Of any force TO subdue them, and
levying contributions with impunity, when their
enemies retired from the vain pursuit of them. If
these accounts can be trusted, it would appear al
most impossible that the present year could terminate
without some important convulsion TO that illfated
monarchy,