Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-21


was merely verbal correction, was adopted II
was presumed the House of Lords would fix upon
some day the ensuing week for the discussions.
A bill was in progress before Parliament, for al
lowing all the bonded wheat warehoused previous
to May 1922, to be admitted at stated periods for
consumP tion, at duty of los. per quarter.
The Marquis of Wellesley was expected soon in
London, to hold an audience with his Majesty on
matters of deep interest to the nation.
The Hon. Frederick Lamb, ambassador TO Spain
has left England for Madrid.
The victories obtained in the three battles of
Rangoon considered decisive, that a royal
salute and three volleys of musketry were ordered
to be fired at all the stations of the land forces in
India.
1t is stated that the Princess Borghese, sister to
Napoleon, recently died at Rome, in the 46th year
Of her age.
Major Denham has arrived at Leghorn on his re-
turn from Africa, having traversed and examined
that country for about 20 degrees from N to s. and
10 from L. to w.
most promising appearance. The last average of
wheat was 67s.
A steam vessel, of 100 tons is building at Rot
terdam, 10 carry troops TO Batavia.
Two Austrian, two Maltese, and one Spanish
vessel, captured by the Greeks in Novemi sr last,
and condemned for being employed Egyptian
transports have been given up by the Greek GO
vernment
Mr.. Canning's health continued improving.
The Emperor of Russia has RENTED loo, 900
forms to the committee at the Hague for the suffer
eTs by the late inundation.
Nine vessels were to sail, during May and June,
from Cork for Quebec, with 1000 emigrants with
their families.
The bricklayers and plasterers of Liverpool have
succeeded in getting IS more week, and have all
returned 10 work
Mr.. Stanley, NJ. P. recently returned from the
United States, was to be married to Miss Wiibra-
ham.
The present proceedings OF the French govern
ment afford ample materials for reflection. The great
a I'm maniiestly is to establish the omnpresence of
the Catholic priesthood, by bringing all the
OF education under their exclusive management,
and permitting no other instruction to be given to
the rising generation than such as tends to forward
their designs, and to bring the great body of the
ton once more under the dominion OF their councils.
they are advancing step by step, and there is,
apparently no stretch of guilt that will deter them
from their purpose. II is the general opinion at
Paris, that the recent assassination Of Paul Louis
Courier, was the deed of some agent of the Jesuit
cal faction, he had Just finished, and was about
TO put 10 the press work in which all his pow ers
OF raiilery and sarcasm were known 10 be employ
cd against them. II in a wood belonging 10
HIM at eretz, near Tours, that thebody was found
pierced with three balls. The ordinance obliging
the marriage ceremony 10 be performed first in the
church and then IN the municipality threat of
communicating all mothers who do not baptize
their children within ten days of their birth-the
rejection OF protestant sponsors--the insisting on
the production of confessional certhcates-the diff
hculty OF obtaining Christian burial-all these form
a mass of tyranny and oppression from which the
people will sooner or later rescue themselves: il
cannot be otherwise
Sid Mohammed, Envoy of the Bey of Tunis,
was received at Paris on the 9th of Nav, by the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
paragraph from Madrid, April &c, says, the
King has issued decree which permits the intro
duclion OF foreign grain into the ports of Cadiz,
Algesras, Seville, AImira, and Malaga, until the
3lst May. The duty is fixed at 10 rials per
ianega.
The rejoicings of the Royal party, at the de-
parture OF the French troops, were not confined 10
FlttorIa at Tolosa, Alava and throughout the
entire province OF Guipuscoa the mob, at the inst-
cation o. the priests, pilIaged the houses of the
Coasltuilonalists and sacrificed many lives The
monks OF Catalonia, in order keep up the zeal OF
their adherents, having established a society," call
ed the Society OF the DISCRIMINATING Angel. the
members OF which take oath to enforce the ne
cessily' OF exterminatng the race of.NegrOs (Con-
sututionalists.) This association, alTeadv> has
branches In most of the large towns and the horrors
which are perpetrated under its influence are said TO
be numberess.
There are no later advices from Greece but
some further accounts respecting the landing of the
Egyptians in the Morea. That they have made
Such landing there Is no doub-that there has been
some hGhtIng seems equally clear-but who were
the vlctors Is more than can tell Ii is likewise
pretty well ascertaned that the winds had given
such an advantage to the Greek navy that Vice
Admiral Sactourls had been enabled to blockade
the Egyptian fleet in the port of Modon. He was
waiting Tor favorable wind to send few fire ships
among them. The Turkish accounts from SMYRNA.
however, which are to the 10th of March, do NOT
afford much consolation -Pietro Bey, another of
the Greek chiefs, is said to nave Joined the Turks
In the Morea, and the taking OF Navarino and Gala
mata, IS confirmed from all quarters The blockade
OF Patras is also raised.
A letter from Athens says--Odysseus. the
Greek chief, was quietly waiting at his fortified
groto Tor some change Of circumstances favorable
10 his design
A whole host of alarming rumours are this morn |
ing afioat, which have had the effect of causing
considerable decline in the prices of the public |
funds. These rumours may be thus classed:
LIST. We are TO have tremendous commissions
III ireland, IN consequence of the Duke of York's
speech.
I'd. Parliament is to be dissolved almost ;mm..
diately.
Sd. A change ofministry is certainly, either to
precede or follow this dissolution
4th. The Bank is in such state, that the Di- |
rectors are seriously considering the necessity of a.
gain suspending their cash payments
With regard TO the first of these perils, we are
satisfied there is just much probability of ifs oc
currence, in consequence of the speech alluded to-
as there before that speech was uttered Sup |
posing the Catholic relief bill not to be carried this
session, (and its failure by no means a necessary |
result ofWhat the illstrous individual in question
has said) we should merely witness renewed exer-
tons to siuture success, accompanied per
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