Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-17

Extract OF private letter.-Thoush good un-
Outstanding is kept up, automatically, between
the Counts OF Lisbon and Madrid, circumstances
have occurred, which induce belief that it is about
to terminate.
French Funds.-Five per cents 1927. So.
Ncapoliian, 90f. roc; Spanish Bonds, 10.
The ftgemei,ie Zeitups, received this morning,
to the 24th instant, contains the following para
graphs.
81 Peters5urgh, March I.-AIr Stratfcrd
Canning, is well known, arrived here some
weeks ago from NIennna, as English Ambassador
Extraordinary to our Court, and will remain, it is
said until May. Nothing that can be depended up
on uanspires respecting the frequent conferences
between INN and our Government. Indeed, all
the course OF recent policy is covered with an
mpcneuable veil, behind which, only few of the
initiated are allowed to Our Emperor directs
himself all tie important diplomatic negotiations
with foreign Cabinets, and confides the execution
only 10 Count Nesselrode who is at the head of
the Foreign Department. 1t i, generally taken for
granted that the affairs Of the Greeks which have
excited such general interest for years past,
are Chief subject OF these conferences with the
English Ambassador: but at present there are only
cohJect'res with respect 10 the manner in which
then future lot will be dc ernine1. II is, howev-
er, the general opinion here, that If Greece il
form in future part of the European system an
Independent power, Emperor in concert with
his Allies, will not consent TO this independence
oil Tie greeks, except on condition OF their recog
nlLing Prince given item by the Allied Powers,
and under constitutions framed by themselves; but
then ii is affirmed that the English Cabinets is of
different opinion.
CITY, O'ciOc6.-Consos for the April account
opened at SO Ii 3-S, and advanced to 90 3-S l-2
III present SO 3S is their neale est price.
There is little doing in the Foreign Markc. but
Tho South American is exceedingly heavy. There
arc reports in circulation, of an insurrection in
Mexico, to which not the least credi, is attached
IL has had the effect ofreducing the price OF Mex
lean scrip TO l-2 pm, Mexican bonds TO 80 l-2;
Colombian do. SO i-2. In Spanish bonds there i
not great deal doing; the price has not fluctua,ed
Greek scripts 8 to I-2 discount.
The share market rcmaias steady, but not great
deal dois:. Anglo Mexican are 100 10 IO5; Co.
lomoian 50 per share; Pascos 10 pm; Rho de Ia
Plata 20 TO % pm; Coral and PEARL - to 26
pm Irish Provincial bank, l-2 to pm in tie
hali and Gas shares, no;hing to notice.
TURKEY.
ConStdntinOplc February, ], to 10.
Tie Sultan has lent to tie Mir, for the service
OF the state, 10, 900 purses, that is nine and hall
million Olpilsiers The Pacha of Egypt has sen,
to the Sultan five millions. Abdallah Pacha OF
Acre, whose pardon has been negotiated for 5
millions, has sent 100000 piastres. Each CONT
nent is TO furnish thirteen millions. Il is said the
ses to he collected by tax. The distress in a STA
Is so great that father, prosecuted for debt, has
been obliged Ca thing unleard of among the Mus
semen) to gre his daughter in patcn. a poor
peasant has been forced to sell the tiles off the roof
OF his house to pay his creditors.
Feb. lO.---Snce the lst, upwards of 100 persons
oil distinction, including the forty persons belong
Ing TO different corporation in the city, suspected of
being concerned in the plans ofthe Jansaries have
been strangied. The great people and respectable
citizens have been en.oined TO keep themselves
armed and TO have their people ready for what
ever may happen.
FEB. 1.-THE chief Of the Market Of Malta has
been seized in the night IN his house and nut on
board boat, which it is supposed did not carry
MN lar. Twelve Oustas spoken of, said to be
suspected by the Government. Though the Aga
OF the Jan'aries has shcwn the greatest ACTIVITY in
ms duty, he was deposed this morning at three o.
clock
There are peIons who pretend that all this aeita-
ton Is only trick of the persons holding the reins
OF Government, to alarm the Sultan, who breads
nothing so much as Revolution, and to attribute
these troubles To Ghalib Pacha The same persons
add, that the arrest at Pera of some young Euro
peans OF the FIRST distinction by some drunken black
guards, has been contrived on purpose that the re-
port OF this disorder might the more certainly reach
the ears oil the Sultan. Others maintain than the
conspiracy is real, and that its object tends to a
complete catastrophe