Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-26

Lea.Iyecleht Servants OF the State will Ge rasfsi,
and acts of corruption be doubly criminal; and
when the really active servants are duly paid, the
inactive ones may be discharged with the less re-
greet An English traveller remarks, that there are
more clerks, by half in the Bank of ST. Petersburg
than in the Bank of England. The public at ST.
petersburg, as well as ELSEWHERE, are very anxious
| about the result of the mission of the Duke OF
Wellington. His Grace every were accompanies
the Emperor to the reviews and inspections OF the
troops, in the uniform OF Field Mar shall. He
is lodged IN the most splendid manner in the Ho-
tel des Apanages, and is TO receive table service
made in the Imperial porcelain mandatory, the
ornaments of which are expressly designed 10 H.
lus,rate his exploits. II is observed, by the pub
Tic, with great satisfaction, that the climate and
! ratigues 10 not appear to have had any unfavora-
bic effect on his health, which in general, isaot
very good.
" The time for the Coronation is not yet fixed
and 1t Is probable that it will not be determined till
The close OF the Investigations into the most extern
s!vely ramified conspiracy that history records"
VERY LATE FROM THE PACIFIC.
baltimore, Mag l6-By the schr Shyloct,
captain Hlinot, in twenty days from Chagres, we
have received orr regular files of Lima papers 10
the "a Of March and letters 10 the 10th.
The Liberator Bolivar returned to Lima from
Upper Peru and entered the Capital on the 10th of
February, when great rejoicings took place. Ii
Is though; that he will again visit the Upper Pro-
vinces to consolidate the governments previously
10 his return to Colombia, and OF course, will not
meet the Congress at Panama for some time
The General Congress had no, opened It's session
at Panama, bat most of the deputies from the South
American States had arrived, and much anxiety
was manifested to know whether the United States
would send Commissioners
Fhe frigate United States had Jus; sailed from
CalIao Tor Valparaiso. The United States shin
feacock remained at Callao; Purser Humphreys
March.
The Dolphin, on cru!ze TO the Mvlgrave
Islands.
FROM CALCUTTA.
y. YORK, May l6-The ship George Sanders.
has arrived at Salem, in no days from Calcutta.
We are indebted TO MIR. IopIf for The following
intelligence, which he received from Salem cor
respondent: The Euteypean steam vessel arrived
al Calcutta on the Goth of Jan. in six DAYS from
HanSoon, and brought the satisfactory intelligence
OF peace with the Burmese
Alter the battles of the Cd, Cd, and 5;h, Sir
Archibald Campbell moved on TO 1aiason, l2O
miles IN advance OF Prone, through a country for
uhed with the strongest stockades but which had
been deserted. The enemy had suffered severe los.
by the cholera, and the ground was s,rewed with
dead ~ groupes OF .Wenty and forty! Imnedi-
ate!y on the arrival of Sir Archibald at Tatuaooc
ne was met by tie first minister OF Zootoo, sent
expressly from Ava 10 sue for peace and after se-
Veiai conferences, the boonwas granted on the fol-
lowing terms:-The cession of Meroui. Tavov
Yea, and Airacan 10 the British; Ava to receive
resident and hangoon Consul; together with
the payment OF one erore of rupees (tea millions
OF rupees, or fUe millions Of doHars.) The pre-
imInary treaty was made the 5th and fifteen DAVIS
were allowed for the ratification IN ,yrive fo
Ava. i Cfe-etic