Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-24
FOREIGM.
From fhs Nesv York GsSstfe, Nor. H.
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Quxote, Captain Clarke, Paris and Havre paper
to the l4th ul,imo inclusive. We translate th,
following
The Barcelona Gazette announces officially ,ha
in consequence of the non-psyment by Spain o
the accustomed tribute TO the dey of Algiers, b,
had sent a squadron TO cruize along the coast o.
Spain.
A letter from an Enslishman in Alexandra
Egypt, says. that the news of Lord Cocbrane'.
leaving England for the Levant had caused grea,
sensation there, and il was feared that unpleasant
Consequences would result to the Englishrnen resi-
ding there.
TALarA, the celebrated trasedian. was still lying
dangerously i'll.
The Greek prince Mavrocorlato recently ar
rived at Warsaw. His presence in the capital OF
Poland is said 20 have given rise TO many conjec-
lures.
The Swiss papers state that the diplomatic note
addressed TO the different powers by Russia, rela-
tive 10 the Eruption of the Persian troops upon her
territory, has just been communicated the federal
directory.
Upon several manors in Russia, spirit Of in
subordinaion and resistance towards their lords
prevailed among the serfs, and measures had been
adopted to pat end to il. These measures
have proved Intellectual, and in consequence, the
emperor has issued decree for more severe steps
to be taken against such refuse to submit, them
| selves.
Among the projects that The French ministers
have prepared for the next session. one upon the
game laws Is said TO have been elaborated with
great care 1t seems that the duty for licence to
~ hre arms will be augmented from 80 l00f. The
right OF sporting will be confined to estate owners
possessing deteSmina,e number of acres OF land.
Sporting will be entirely interdcted in the vicinity
OF plantations, forests, or enclosures where the
royal hunts take place; and this introduction :"i!l
embrace very wide circle. Every session must
bring us coninsen, for the construction of the
ancient regime. Last year il was the primogeni-
lure law; without doubt, hopes entertained Of
being more successful this year with The new game
law.
The Drtmoor figate, from Jamaica, with the
British minister 10 attend the congress of Panama,
arrived at Portsmouth, Oct. IL.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. l.
Notwithstanding the damage occasioned by the
hfe, great progress is making on the organiza-
ton OF the army. The Sultan wishes 90, 900 in
fantry and four regiments of cavalry, exclusively
the topscbis, armed and equipped in European style
but where will the money necessary for these
armames,s come from? From the pockets of his
subjects. The project of establishing an equality
OF imports for the Turks and Greeks. 1t is very
probable that the umatum of Russia " i'll be ac-
copied. although some doubt 1t, from the personal
character Of the sultan; but il is evident that the
only object In accepting it will be TO gain ,ne
Many months will clapse before the seven forts.
OF which Russia offers the restitution Except those
upon The Phasis, which she wishes 10 retain, can
be given up. During this time the negotiations at
Ackefmaun wiz continue Russia, compelled to
maintain numerous armies on the frontier will ex-
perience all the disadvantages OF this delay. The
dvan will then grant all The demands OF Russia;
the sultan Will raise no obstacles, in order gain
The Escesssry time to Introduce and consolidate all
his reforms. This is the lsh, in which the Francs
OF Pera view The acceptance Of the uItiualum as
probable But how is il credible that Russia will
allow herself 10 be duped in this manner?
Letters from the Archipelago announce the ar
rival OF Lord Cochrane at Napoi di Romania, but
they add that he preends to be commander in chic.
OF all the Greek Navy and all the Admiralty
They also state that he has brought seven vessels,
part American and part French, but only one I'm
glish. They conclude by stating that the Captain
Pacha has suffered considerable check near Same.
by the teei OF SachuTis, and that he was obliged 10
abandon the troops which he had landed a, Samos.
After these checks, part of his fleet escaped 10 Bon
droun and the remainder to Smyrna.
InceHdiary attempts increased. On the night OF
the D Turk attempted To set FIRE 10 the quarter
of Pera.
Many individuals have been arrested and ex
lied put to death. The disconteut OF the
people daily Increases and is more and more
! marked.
On the 7ih instant there was grand council
forbiddng all conversation respecting public at
fairs and the late fire. Any man who violates this
order is 10 be strung up on the spot, and female.
who contravene it, are 10 be tied W in bae and
thrown into the
1t is known that the Janissaries of Anfab Bi,i
and Orfa have refused 10 acknowledge the order
for their suppression; il has been Observed eyety
where else; but it i feared that this submission %,
Elzeroutn Alep and other places, is more apvaren,
than real, and that there will he a reynt, ~ g. D.,
favorable opportunity.
sofia had his tongue cut out today. for usioo
sacrlIegioUs language agains, the Sandah sheriff
lie was then conducted TO Kadekonj. ancien,
Chalcedony, where he Will probably be pa, to
death.
MADRID, Oct. 2.
Alter having received an extraordinary courier.
Mr.. Lamb sent a to NJ Salmon, recurring the
payment Of the loan ofthirty millions of reals due
70 Great Britain. II is generally believed that this
note concluded by insinuating that in case of non
payment, England would take possession of some
place as guarantee for the repayment The
name of the place is not mentioned, but the re-
ports which were in circulation several months
since, respecting the island of Maiorca, are re o.
newed.
The transmission of this note appears to con-
firm the report that France and England had COM
bined TO force our government 10 change her 10 T.
lItieol SYSTEM for, If IL be not so, England, who
is well aware that we are not able 10 pay, ,yonld
not, at this time, ask us for money; and on The
other hand. the general topic at the palace is the
instructions said TO have been received by NJ die
Monster not 10 interfere in any measures relative
to the management Of our government
The police have seceiYed information fron Va
iencia, which caused US to suspect the officers Of
artillery garrisoned there This is the reason a,
signed for the dcpafture Of Mr. OsDon,.t $50.