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

sI.tdeniy, audrcpas.l them as Ear " Siod1u. Tie
day alter Tomorrow, two squadrons are 10 leave
Hydra. Sautouris will command one of them, and
has orders to proceed against the above mentioned
fleet; and the squadron commanded by Miauiis,
Will 20 10 observe the movements OF the fleet froui
Constaniinope. The best spirit reigns among the
people; the soldiery full OF enthusiasm, and,
without doubt, we shall soon have 10 announce To
you glorious victory. The Amphitritc Capt.
Btusco, arrived here two days ago. Coocouoni,
Dell]ani, Sesini, and other Anu-Pariots,
TO Hydra lew days back, to remain there in
toby, IN the Convent Of s.. Llias ill their tri i
viii have taken place.
Recent adviccs from Calcutta, brought b. the
George Home, which ha. arrived at Cowes, repre-
sent that the King of Ava had been assassimated in
ts Palace by the brother and friends of the Queen
who in their turn u,assacred by the fl lends of
the Helr apparent The army of the frontiers op-
Poseu 10 '@e bri'is hearing oil this sad catas;ro-
p'e' Te''e''ed with hasty marches. The greatest
disorder reiSns IN the Burmese army, two diltcreat
COMMANDERS assuming the command
NEW YORK, May i1--By the Florida. from
Liverpool, we have our London files continued 10
me 10th ut. toguiher with Iloyd's lists. e.. Sc
for comn'ercial matter we rc.er to the Rec0rd
| Ihe Ming of Ava IS said 10 have been ,ss,r,-
ted by his queen ard her brother, who were on
posed TO the war with the English The ass,ssit..
however, Were IN their turn ov empowered and Slain
by the heir apparent and his friends
parliament re-asscnbled after The Easter HOLIDAYS
on the i3ih ult ''O''''"' >
The oirier of the lIth contains letter o. Go
ast@1 N'"'er' giving his accoun, OF the battle ri
( Ay-chcho, which was fought. rs we hive no
Sore stated under very pcfons odds. nv tho
ins army OF The Patriots. We shall publish Gone
raj Miller's Letter F'''''N oe'ie-
bsran%er, the French chntsoaaier. b,. ;ss,ci
i new volume, comprising 90 songs, which he sold
for $4,000. any" Ae sou
Talnas benefit at Paris, to which auu,io0 !,
:" "ic % 'ne letters extracted IRON tie Lite
linn $1,000. P'0"I'e" 70
hf, ~ Hmmond, baukcr, has founded and en-
uoW ca At ms own expense, proiessorship of poll
'c"' economy at the University of Oxford. win q
salary oil loOL Per annum.
me Couner's editorial remarks. If to be taken ne
spe'Ai'e ue Language OF the administration, which
- perm Ps doubtful, do not lock MUCH like eivinp
way ON the CATHOLIC question.
he table ot he tiouse of Lords WINS xe ~,
'erVe' covered with petitions from the CLERGY A.
SHns' concessions to tie Catholics.
~" IA the Courier the following iem res
Inc proposed new criminal code OF the Canton
ave TO dIelling:
II, at concerted meeting. dea,,I. vesro,.
nave been used, bu without effect. the
5, NC eon"tihncd 20 stand half an hour in 4 o
II Il wound, more or less serious. ba.
u'eh !Atiicted, besides the plory. ,ontine,nen, !;
vac rouse OF Correction for pcriod of from, t
20 -FOUR years is incurred ~
. Ii the duel end in TN. 1o,,J or .
Ies, his death is be considered As deI;,,a ,.
"c,' an" me survivor 10 be cspi,alIv pInished
he punishment of the seconds. where ,,o, u
w o ei'sue' IS Inc same as that of The on ,cip,s
'"' Il one oil the combatants fall, the second .rc
bour.'' '''''''e"' 10 hard la
Adi- oolrier publishes the Presidents Inaugural
-AuuTe s' and these remarks on il
II Is a temperate, comprehensive anil 10. 49,.
interesting, address. and as such, win be r,,5 j.
US country with general satisfaction An "A
ans eSpl's IN the extended limits increased nom,
4"''""' ana growing prosperity of Lis countrv n,
we" oI me party differences which al varj
T I t'iiodS nave threatened The existence of Tho
| ~ eo.'es III 'heir hafine aba;ed, and calls On
US heretofore opposed TO each o.her. Nv onc
'n'gnanimors effort, to discard every -, -:
rancour.' 'y remnant OF
re new President speaks with much s,,;s,.
! "' -" "' 'he consequences ofa state o. ncsce
y" vac connections OF America with otbe, s,,tc.
Ae uoes not touch. Tie eulogizes the polcv Of hi
r. "rec's the attention of the nation to
| -, 'ilP'. ''lee o! ehcaiaG Internal Improvements
ana constructing putiic works, which !, Ro,,,.
ne remarks were still objects of ado,ir,,io, 49,
"a y e 'oHgiesls, OF tl5t shty republic bad hen
'"','o"td M by Gespoii-m. He eyn esees ,ci,I,
""ueS,N ms determination TO do his hes, N ,ro
moe Tie welfare OF Lis coIErvmeu. and co,.clrdo.
NhewiA@ that, except the Lord keen ,bo
.,' .'' ""''hheh waNe;h bur in vain, with fervent
'uFi"'' ions Tor his favor, 10 his ovcr-rnli,, pc
yiaence commit with humble, but fc,r,ess 800
ueAee IN! own fate, and the future destuics On.
country "'S''"ieS OF m,
ST. PErEBsBUPC March o.