Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-24

perhaps be impossible for the press to des<roy is
charscier. In a long course Of experience, have
seen may excellent men assailed by the public Ga
ne"es IN The most virulent manner, and yet have
ed 10 see those characters yenera,ed and respect
Ell by all their fellow citizens Tire Judgment Of
the court is that you be fined $50 and be bount
over 10 Keep the peace for year in your oSn
'eeoe"i%anee OF Slooo. Sn0,cden's -7dv.
FROM BRUSSELS PAPERS.
We are indebted to the Minister from the No.
tnefiands, tor the use OF file of Brussels papers
In winch, however, we do not find any nev.
which we have not already received through IN.
the medium of the English prints The notices.
oeai ana unofficial. of transactions in the govern
ment OF the Low Couniries; sheyy il to be in ;.
sake oi great tranquility, add apparen; stability
Inc King appears anxious to do every tbinr n,
contribute TO lts prosperity and he, az well as hrs
ianiiy, shew themselves much to the Peon,e No,
in the Capital osly, but in different parts of IN.
country. ~
We have said, the papers contain mn Neus,
Strictly speaking, they do not afford any. The
following sPeculations, however, are Interesting
| 10 Us americans, as shelving that the movements
oil our Mediterranean squadron have no little co,.
sequence attributed TO them. in the contincutSl
journals. The reader of put a iusl value
upon the rumors and coniertures embodied in fh,s.
paragraphs.
" Ihe ultimate destination ofthe United States,
IrSa'e bTandywine is said TO be Consfantipopie =;
The Government of the U. States has bnen mu,n
dispieased by the refusal of the Porte to receive
dPioma,'c agent resident in the capital of Turkey
IL Is SAID, that demand is about 10 be made for
the reception of an Envoy from the u States ora
hat TINS demand will be supported by the
Oh an American squadron in the Mediterranean
which is TO be strengthened by the North CaroIip,
snip oil the iine 1t s also added that In case of the
I1'hshu oeins refused, The determination of the
w. states 10 assist the Greeks in esabIisbino tbc-
independence, will be declared. 1t is r,,morc;
that the opposition Of the Porte 10 the wishes n
the Government of the u. States is founded n, {,
secret treaty, in which il as pledged itself tn tb
BRUSH government not to receive American ofHrfsl
agents.
We learn from Glasgow that, noawibe.,,e.
ing the proclamation OF tile British Gove,nmeA
hve steam vessels are building for the Greek service
anu mat several steam cannon, ON Perkins nIan
have been put Cir board OF them
Inc point which the United States have So.
iecteh Tor The formation of AN establishment in ~.
Mediterranean is, it is said, the Isle Of Mill
situated about sixty miles north of Gambia tn
port is one OF the most beautiful and capaciops In
'ne mediterranean. The entrance is narrow I'm,
len IL presents vast bay, OF sufficient extent In
} contain the whole Of the British navy. TIb.
(From the New York Eceninr pos,
Tie colonial trade act of (i,eot Rrsy,t,
'o.ney general mas submmitied 10 the hou.e
ol assembly IN Canada several resolutions with 70.
q he tviyf ,.-l.- =
10 Inc upper house Tor concurrence and the, 70 h.
transmitted to the English Administrations T., ~,
speech he said that alteration in the clause w.
H'o!ihs the Import OF American editions of na,,
reviews travels and novels, OF which there ~ 20.
py risht IN England. desirable as man NJ ,b,,
D .nPIy ana speedily reprinted in this CITY.
BOSTON, or Philadelphia. The fifth resolu,io, .G
vised greater difference 10 be made be,,vse, -,
o'es paia by coloniss and the people of TIM
"" ,oeaces' lhe present duty was IS Oil m
'he iofner, and IL. the latter. He wishes 80
make ihe difference Gil. in favor OF the cmo,is,s
a"o.her resolution recomunended ell duties 10
pe taken on personal baggage, TRAVELLING 80;
ages, plants, shrubs, trees, garden and ~
seeis, tal'ow, raw hides imported into 49,
canada IRON the United States Another -
iu'ioh was IN favor Of being allowed TO impr,A
duties on irtl' and vegetables from the II. So.
- e'Se ''''' Ehei'hd would do So lie adver,ed n
"ee'' PORK, tobacco and paper, and gave ma -. ,
son why American glass of an inferior 80 80
iouhu us way INTO Upper Canada tine irnn.rcw.
communication between Upper and Love- (:ensd,
C,na. ga VIC H-r'e
"a ieler iom ut. Antonio, Texas, dated 9th
oc'oDer, states that provisions were yerv s,a,
IN that province, so much so that the E,,v &c..
there were put upon short allowance The 80
were nearly IN state oil mutiny on accom-, 80
ter pay and clothing, not having receiy 81 anv ot
enher Tor The past year. The con,mandsn, f;nSs !,
,'f 0'N w "'''ioW IunUS, ana remittance.
nave been made from MEXICO Should The go,
refuse duty and dispense, it is feare In. se,,s,."
wih DE IN danger rom ineursions by indians ,so
nave already lately evinc ed disposition 10 a..
troublesome. '" oe
KANSAS TREATY.
me treaty concluded in June la-f. bcfwec, H..
United States and the Kansas Indians. bs. - ,,a
iaHedby the President aud Senate. BY this treat
Inc Kansas have coded 10 the United State All ~
lands in Missouri TO which thew had an, -, ,i'e
besides those lying west OF that state which iher
cuped The lands included in the ei,o,.. G'7
boundaries beginning at the entrance of tho ing
sas river into the Missouri; from thence ,,~'
.he northwest corner of the state Of Missouri fr,r
ils. r weS'Waray 10 the Nodewa river thirty
hence to the entrance Of the Big Nemabs,, r;..
mo the missouri and with that river to i,s so,,cs