Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

and must be protected The barbarian and inf5s1
Monarch appears TO great advantage in contrast
WIN the Royal Mnion of the Holy Alliance
ANSWER OF THE BAsHAw.
" His Majesty cannot for moment en,er,o;,
the idea OF delivering up the persons who came Il,
ms dominions, placing trust and confidence in
Monarch just and benefcent. who respects the
precepts of God, given through his Prophet.
eli the men claimed by the King of Spain he
offenders against the laws, his Majesty should sps
pend their punishment until ne be firmly seated in
ms THRONE and when that period arrives, the En-
peror VIII have direct understanding with the
King of Spain, who may then demand them, for il
Is the duty of soyereigns TO respect and attend to
each others wishes.
g If the King of Spain considers these men nc
offenders, because they have not apprenticeship
beit So Other Kings there are and friends too o,
Me King oil Spain, who do not look on them in
that light, and would moreover have wished them
to have taken refuge in their territories, where
they would have been protected.
" The Emperor is a lover of clemencv and l.
not stranger to the principles of justice, and
therefore he cannot, without offending God by
breaking the commands of his prophets accede TO
The wishes of his friend the King OF Spain
We stated some time ago, that Mr. Stratford
Canning having completed the special object of
his mission TO the Court of St. Peersburgh, had at
tempted to open the question of Greek politics.
and The Count Nesselrodc had declined 10 discuss a
subject which did not form part OF the business in
trusted to him 10 negotiate with the English En-
voy We stated that Mr.. s. Canning had iuime
diately Submitted TO the justice of This objection of
the Russian Minister; and having nothing further
to do IN the Russian capital, had demanded his
| passports. While he was making preparations for
| his departure, courier from Count Iieven ar
rived at 81. Peiersburgh with dispatches; soon af
forwards 1t was minated 10 Mr.. :. Canning thar
me Russian Cabinet was not unwilling TO enter
| no Sll,fa nf Il
mad rcceived any instructions to negotiate before
The arrival OF Lord Srangford. Mr.. = Canning. If
was therefore supposed, would stay at St. Peers
| burgh some time longer rU
NJ Corbea, the Madrid banker, one of The min
cipal agents tor negotiating Spanish loan in Lon
don, left town on Tuesday evening on his return
IN consequence of orders that effect from his c o.
vernment The dispatches last received intina-
ted tolm IN substance that 6 al he proposi,ions
respecting loan sent from Enrlaud having becn
rejected, IN consequence OF stipulation thai the
deot OF me Corles should be ackno ledg cd Lis re-
sdence in England was no 10 - er NECESSARY lro,v
English capitalists thought proper to make now MOI
positions unaccompanied by stipulation of thar
nature, they might do so, through The Medium of
| ". Los RIOS. The Spanish Ambassador Can,
! PARIS, April IA great noise has been
made or some time respecting memoir from the
Priss sian cabinet, in which the iite OF Grcce
Ell with all that Oriental pride so characteristic of
hat cabinet. The author OF this memoir disposes
/ OF the independence of tie Greeks TO the adyon
tase OF the Holy Alliance, represented bv the sove
reign who is considered rs chief of it, The Mo-
rea must receive constitution, and even prince.
that will suit Russia, and The other revolted and
lEee provinces come again under The yoke of the
Porte. on The conditions which are IMPOSED ON
the principalities of Aioldavia and Waliachia.
MS diplomatic document has caused great
sensation in Greece and in Constandoople. NJ.
hoGios' secretary OF ,be Provisionary government
OF the Morea, has addressed letter to Mr. Can
hlns, dated IAN OF August 1924, claiming the pro
lection OF Grea Britain against the pro .ectorateof
aussIa, even more than against the oppression
OF the Turks. On the Ist December of ,he sans.
ear Mr. Canning answered to this demand, de-
clarihS the neutrality OF England. Both of these
papers are pubiishedin the Augsburg Gazette
NJ. Rodios asserts thst Greece is-,,oribv ofin-
1 dependence from the sacrifices she has made 10
obi1In IT. lie also declares in tie name of the
GOV ernment of which lie is the secretary that
their colnpatriois prefer death to the condition
wmcn me mobiles OF the cabinet of Petersburg
prescnDe TO them He makes formal claim of
Tie protection of the English cabiue, from al
In erIere1ces, Of whatever kind they may be and
appears 10 rely upon this protection from the
pohcy which Great Britain has adopted with res
Pect 10 The new states Of America
Mr.. Canning has answered, that he is ignorant
Il TINS document, which has caused so much
alarm to The Greeks, can be considered as OFF,
ciai but, at all events, he is persuaded nj The O.
good Intentions OF the Emperor AIexander
Inns monarch has proposed TO the cabinets allies.
Oh hnsSla, project OF an arn.istice between
Greece add the Ottoman Porte 10 give TO tie .
neutral powers time to adjust the differences
Out England has not believed this project to be
practicable thai even now the Gre.,cs apne,r tn
be as much disposed to regret any agreement
which cannot pfecede the recognition Of their
independence as the Porte appears 10 be tore
fuse every arrangement but that of the ackno,y-
Judgement of sovereignty.
10 the protection which Greece wishes of
Great Britain, deeming herself authorized so 10 do
from the policy OF that power, respecting the lew
states OF America, Mr. Canning must declare that
England has never violated tie neutrality OF these
states, and that she act otherwise oyvards
her old ally the Ottoman government giving in
an especial manner 10 lie Greek Government the
assurance that the English cabinet will never op-
pose theinterests Of the Greeks
LoNDoS, April s. a great many commercial
letters received at Stockholm from Russia, state
that orders have been received from Earland in all
The Rusian ports ia the Baltic for the purchase of
great Quantities of Russian goods larger than can
be remembered for many years
a grand public Dinner has been given bv the
wings of Glasgow to Sir James Mackiniosh. on bjs
retiring from the Office of Lord Rector Of the pin
lstry, after having given his casting vote 10 Mr.
BroughaIn hs SUCCESSOR
LONDON MARKETS April g.
cotton TOoi.-Jhe sales consist Of upwards Of
dZ,OOO bugs, at I'd per ID. advance on Pernams
and I'D on East India, viz
In Bond-6O00 Pernams at I'd 10 Is I-2d 500
Upland Is I'D 10 15d, 600O Egytian J6d TO l6
I'D, 200 Smyrna I'D 500 Bourbon led to 2ld.
$500 surats S-4d to ii 3d. 5000 Bengals Sd