Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-20
FOREIGN,

The AU,sburgh Gazette reports, under date NJ
Odessa. the Sh April, that the Russian Government
had sanifed to the Divan that it would allow de-
lay Of FIVE weeks TO effect the EVACUATION of Moi
dava and Wallachia, and render 10 these two nro-
Yinces the privileges which had been euarantspl
hem by the treaties. M. hnziacki lad been or
dered 10 quit COnstantinorle, if the Turks did no,
accept the propositions now on the Garnet The
evacuation Of these provinces has no cunnexion
with the affairs of Greece, which continue IN ho
Seared az question that interests all the Cabinets
II Is thought that the Porte will sccele at Ien.th IN
the representations of the Austrian and EnpIish
Ministers, and satisfy the Just demands of Russia
This signifies in vulgur language that thanks TO thr
ntrigups OF diplomacy, the Porte will gain time To
massacre the last of the Greeks. Heaven preserve
The people from what Is called a cumnunitv or
POLITICS
At INTERPRETATIONS wire making to give con-
cert in favour OF the Greeks. a concert had been
attempted at S;rGsauurg for the same object, but
having been opposed by the authorities the citizens
had determined TO give second. a subscriotion
had opened, and a concert 10 be given in tbe
town Of Metz, in favour OF the same ot,iect
We have before Us Madrid letters and papers
dated the 11h April. The most curious article is
address Of felcitatioa from the clergy of Cadz
the king on occasion of the establishment of the
council OF state After having praised the hiob
vjsties and great talents of the members of ,bn
council, who are about 10 restore TO Spain her DAYS
Of prosperity and glory, the address terminates in
-ilese terms
The Name Of your MAJESTY will pass from
generation TO generation to remote agrs, and nos
terity Recognising already important benefits rem
dered by you, will have a new motive for besto,v
ing your majesty the brilliant tile of yesforoto,
of The altar and the throne, which you have so
ustly lnerte, if in adding the final lustre Ia vorr
hoUnties, You deign TO re- establish tie hofy fri-
6ie1,di, which has preserved the purity of The faith
and tire dignity OF the throne of St. Fedinand.''
Another plague threatens Spain. Grassborners
'ghch came too late last year to do much ininrv IN
The CROP, have appeared already this year in fright
fol numbers, in the vicinity of Madrid
Decidedly, the English Ministry and Farliarnen,
must have determined as the rule of their conduc,
TO follow course directly opposed to the French
Ministry. This Distinction does not appear TO
reign spley in the conduct and rnaxiIns of detail
which characterize the two administrations Il is
slil more sensibiy remarked in the solemn tcts of
the Brffsh Legislature. Il ley months only have
Dassed since our deyoices enriched cur criminal
Legislation with the law Of saerlege: while AIR
Peel and the English House of Commons are pie
iatTug 10 purge the law OF their country of all ,ba,
retains the least smilitude with the blocdv al,snr
dIies with which the old codes of Europe were
surchargul. In the sitting of Che 9Th, MIR. Hume
presented 20 the House of Commgns a petiiion
sigreJiby 300 citzens, which demands that parJta-
nIent authorize by bill the Immediate enlargement
Of all Prisoners detained fnr blssphemv, and that
no one shoo!d Ire hereafter punished by human JUS
tee, for having committed crime Of which the
penalty appertsins Bolely 10 divine usiiee DIR
ing tire same sitting, Mr. Peel, Minister for the
Interior, announced to the committee CHARGED with
the examination Of the Larcsny Bill, that the Gu
Vetnment intended TO propose the abrogation nj
the lay which makes theft committed in rb,,rt
capital offence IL is thus that the English govern
rnent endeavour to root out all those ancient
parbarisns, which elsewhere are disinteTcI from
the tomb, to be established
royal ordinance Of the 27th Arril decrrss tho
erectiou Of monument IN the memory of Louis
XVI. IN tfe centre of the place situated between
the TuiIeTies aud the CbdBfps Flysees which i
lezealier 10 be called the Place Louis XVI. Nh.
first stone OF the monument will be laid with cere-
monies in presence Of the King, on the 3D. Nav.
Ine LISBON Gazelte informs, that in rartici-
Jar audience accorded "a Sir William Atom, b.
the princess regent, that minister oaereJ "a be-,
royal hghness, and 10 Portugal, in the name NJ The
English government, the sane amity and the came
assistance as had been offered TO his late Aiaes,
Sir w. A'Court aided, that, as a proof of,hey,
sentiments, his Britannia Msiesty's eega9ror
wonh remain ia the Tsgas, and it was destined r.
Feader the sane services TO the Portuguese 60
'veEament as 20 his Britannia Nsjesty
The cOmuisssTy general Of thc marine IN "A
dressing 20 the chamber his letter OF The 2oJ
iusi. eopses dispatch ofhis excellency the Minis
.tef ofthc Maine, under date Of ;he litb of IN.
month containing two DEGREES Of sppesl, which
ia Eesgeett TO two Judgements given al SENEGAL /,
ne affair Of tbs gociettes rHypoiote and le Nj
pIagde'aiss, establish disvosiaon probibiGge o
The eiaye trade
E'ltdsPeadgat OF Lyons says, &c vyi,i5o ~,
o. two rssi, ia thee;ssS ofphuoso2byla the 1ovsl
Coilsgsin this place, payer was circulated cisndo
tiEeiy among ce Dapils The professor rerooiysd
ana se'zed H. II Yves list Of subscriptions for fbs
f5rcsks. % Aha, ny friends" said he ptofsssor
ish aas aba have caught you2 Have vor
NOT judged ne worthy to be associated in this noble
asnon p and Immediately, amid The acclamafion,
hs1s Sire IVA ~ Wv