Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-08-23
FOREIGN.
FOREIGN NEWS.

following sa,nuiarw
Owing to iniiS bsition from his voyage, Mr..
king had declined to accept the invitation pub
lie dinner in Liverpool He left Liverpool for
London via. Chelenham, on the "a July much inn
proved in health. Il committee o. Parliament to
enquire into the effect Of the repeal OF the combi
nation laws, have made a report in which they
detail the most melancholy accounts of combna-
tons among mechanics, labouers and others IN
different parts of the Kingdom and particularly IN
Scotland and Ireland of riots, murders and assassi-
nations. The committee do not however recon-
mend the recnactment OF the laws. The interter-
ence of individuals in favor of parliamentary reform,
has been thought to be instrumental IN increasing
these connections.
Parliament was 10 be adjourned en- the 9th July
by the King. in person.
In answer to question by Mr.. Brougham, with
respect to the occupation III Spain by French
troops, Mr. Canning expressed his perfect conyic-
ton that the French Government was sincerely
anxious TO withdraw, with little loss Of time as
possible, that portion of their army which present
remains IN the Peninsula. Mr.. Barring inquired
why the Minister from Buenos Ayres mad. not
yet been presented te his Majesty, and alluded
an idea that this arose iicIn the interference of
Foreign Powers, TO mitigate the character of our
recognition. Mr.. Peel regretted that the question
had not been pa, while NJ. Canning wis in the
House, who would have been more competent
answer it; but he distinctly negaived the snppo,i
ton, that recognition had been, would be,
all, quaihed by any toregn influence The Duke
u Ansouleme was shortly expected to visit England.
The Austrian army, In Naples, is TO be reduced
1000 men. The Duke of Northumberland and suite
arrived In England, the ist OF July 4 grand
ball was to have been given by his Majesty at ST
James palace, on Monday July 4. The Courier
says the splendid suite vi rooms, when lighted up,
will excel IN grandeur any thing that has been seen
or any similar occasion.
London, July 2, 2 O'Clock.
IL
The British or Foreign Stock Market, Consols being
9l 3'-S: all the morning. The Earl of Liverpool
and Slr Charles Long had audiences OF the King on
Saturday The Duke ot Wellington had yesterday
private audience of his Majesty somewhat sud-
denly, by special command. His Grace entered
carlton peace by the garden gate, in the park, on
horseback. at o'clock.
Tobacco, according to the London and Liver
pool accounts, had been sold for days at grad
iaiiy Improving prices, and the stock on hand was
Tess lhan at the same time OF last wear.
GHEECE.-'' AUGSBURG, June 2i-Ietters
from Trieste say, that the accounts of the brilliant
successes obtaine;! by the Greeks have been all at
once succeeded by news very unfavorabe to their
cause. 1t was said, hat Relschid Pacha, who had
feceived renforcements, has resumed the offensive,
and had obtained great advantages, which were
partly owing 10 the deseriion the of
al Ireek chiefs, who commanded advanced posts.
All this, however, needs confirmation.
nounce that the siege OF Patr,s is raised and tina,
Tie GreelSs have only left very small corps of OBJ
scrvation m the vicinity OF the place. The COM
muncations between Patras and Lepanto are now
Zee. a numerous Greek corps, under the COM
Inand OF General Goura, is beyond Salona We
learn that the Turkish troops in Thessay are again
advancing towards that town"
The Piedmontese Gazette, which we received |
his morning TO the 9Th uit contains the following
article
CoRFU, May 81 We are informed. from
good authority that Redschid Paeha has made two
desperate attacks ON Nssolongh. but repulse,I
by the Greeks. The loss on both sides was great |
There isno Doubt Of the taking of NAvarino The
Ottoman and Egyptian forces increase daily We
are, consequently in expectation of decisive !
events
The Brussels Oracle to the 81 instant arrived this |
morning. II contains the following notices of Royal
movements
BRUssELs, June 30.--Hcr Majesty the Queen |
passed through this city at seven O'Clock this morn
ing, and proceeded directly the Palace of Lacken
g The Emperor OF Austria is expected 10 return |
to Vienna on the 18th the 18th July.
T." Prince Frederick will pass the night of the Sd |
at Cologne, of the 18th at Lere and arrive here On
the 5h''
Gen. Deyereux has been released. Immediately
alter his arrest he wrote letter. full of rmness to
the Emperor OF Austria, in which he said that he |
coniu not suppose that an act OF tyranny odious
and so Infamous that which had just been exer-
cised upon him, could have been done by his Ma
Jeaty ) consent--that he travelling with an |
American passport, and charged with the in |
ierests OF a company formed for working the gold |
mines OF Colombia; and that if his detention was |
prolonged, the Austrian Government would be- |
come responsible for all the damage which might |
result from IT, This letter was sent TO Milan |
where the Emperor then was By the greatest |
chance in the world, an Italian who had been placed
about him to an interpreter, was recogn- |
Zed by him a. having long served under his orders
IN the Colombian army. Fifteen days after the ar
rest OF Gen. DevereuN, the answer was received !
'rom Milan: it simply contained the order for his
liberation, with an INDUCTION to quit Venice and
italy IN FL hours. The officer who intimai ed this
order to him, endeavoured to make him some ex-
cuses, telling him that his arrest had only been a
mistake, which ought not TO inspire him with re-
sentiment against the Austrian Government, nor
hinder his again coming into Italy. 4" If eyer''
answered the General, ''T come again into Italy
whilst the Austrian dominion shall be established in
1t, II will only be sword in hand Gen. Deve-
arrived in Paris, and set out from it for Lon
don.
COttOn--Advices respecting this article are no |
favorabIe the heavy imports from Egypt, Brazil, |
and the u. States, have destroyed the impression |
that the supply would not much exceed that of the
last year. Prices have fallen and for three DAYS
prior to the 7th July there were only 36S bales sold
i'm Liverpool
Great projects in Egypt--It is stated in late |
French paper, under the head of Alexandra !
(Esypt,) May LIST, that the great demand for Indigo
from foreign countries, has induced the Vceroy to
order the cultivation Of this plant in several of the
Provinces TO the eastward Of Cairo The Yiceroy |
has also ordered the construction of new Canal
which will cross Cairo and extend more than 80
miles into the Serbian. To execute this great