Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-11
VOL. KILL NO 81.
From the Lireypooi .sy,;o,,

saTd TO the recent regulations resnsc,;n, So
s"PP'ng. 1t is maintained by the as.oc;.,in,
L A' ue modern policy introduced by that riebr
honorable gentleman, which approaches aJ,ros,,
| the abolition Of the old nayIeation a., - 80
| " oe injurious to the interests of British sb; 80
| .""sihuch as Tie cost OF an English hut, yes
sei is double that of shin construc,,J =, -
pors OF NoFthe'n Europe, and the expenses NJ
; 'er''0n amount to three times the cost OF sail,
i"e ioTeisa vessel On these grounds ,I,. -
'a',on laid their case before Mr. Huski.son
we understand, that whilst Mr.. Huslissop az
,,st uhuer the present system of the coun
~ e oi'is" snip owners must necessarily Labor
u'iuei an apparent disadvantage he regretted ,b,+
,ta, iuNe impossible to hold out any expectations
.ha' the recent measures of the Governner, 81,
DC rescInded or qualified 80 as to NEE, H.. -;
.e WiSnes OF the dePutalion. Those measures he
'"'eo' haa MOI oeen voluntarily adopted by Minis
,s' out hiSht be said rather TO have forced tbe,,
serves upon The country. II Great Britain ba,
p.i'eo IN r'sid adherence to her old restrictive
system, the other nations of Europe were ,,,,;,
prepared to retaate upon her, by imnos;p, -,
charges upon English vessels entering tbeie no-,s
anu also by ievying exorbtant duties upon an,
soous carried thiiher in British bottoms. We
nc Government now TO depart from the princinI,
70 oPei uaue' which they feit themselves obliged
10 resort TO, and to try the experiment of poin1
oacS once more 10 the ancient system of IN. conn
Try, the effect would be, that all the ror,s of f.,
rope would be virtually closed against us and -
should very quickly be forced, as we had aiTeadv
,riaa 10 10 et.ena 10 The shipping of foreign coun-
"'es ,ne principle OF equalization and recinroci,,
| Whilst, however, Mr.. Huskisson fel, honnd -
say that the British ship owner did labor pnder
Tue disadvantage OF having 10 navigate his vessei
at much higher charge th.n the foreiener -.
thought that the disproporion which existed had
oee" e'eaiy oVerrafed; and he trusted that .be
superior skill and despatch which charscerized ,
management of British vessels. and tbe;r LIE VIC
superiority over the ships of foreign states oje6
oy the reputation for mercantile respectahiliv 81
ioI puhctuaiity IN the discharge of his engagement,
"hich distinguished the British ship owner would
elaoie nm 10 overcome some of the diIicultie9
800, a. present opposed to him. He also
''us'eo' mat wide field would, ere long be Omen
ca LOT The employment of shipping generally in IT,,
carrying oil corn, and in the additional ;,r,,I,
winch would be given to our manufar,urino np,ysH
by Tree trade In that prime article of human s,h
regulated OF course, by the imposition OF
duty when imported into this counlrv sutT;c;ao
20 project The just Interests of the British oo,ver
w iateVer could be done by the Goyernmp,, 90 -
'e'e orlsh shipping from any Of those fiscal cb.-
sss Wnlch now press upon il, Mr.. Huskisson a.
S,@reu MS readiness to effect, far as il was nos
oie 'o 90 IL consistently with due regard TO the
| S'',e Vi 'le general revenue, which he observed
had laiterly been good deal enc,oscbt . -,
the repeal oil duties and taxes during the L., g.
years lie requested the deputation 10 sunni, %
hlHl In writing their detailed opinions Iv;,h -
20 the houe IN which any such direct relief could
80. "ioiHel' assuring them that those opinions
should receive his immediate and earnest at,an,;I
and adding that he entertained NO feeJ;oa .".'o
Gu WIN lne welfare and prosperity of Grea, R,;,ai
stronger than The desire to the SHINING jnte,a,
houTish' and The maritime greatness OF The kinsdon,
| preserved unimparcd.
1lbS yS Discovery Ship.-The Russian corr
Ve"e Enterprise, commanded by CAM. Ko,zeb,s
has arrived at Portsmouth, after three 80 "
eehce' curing which period she has been ernnlove,
Ill exploring The coast OF North America ai;scort
" 'ie r9sslan settlements, the Aleuan Arc,noela
co. the coast oil Hams chatka, and the sea off Or
"o'SN' '"hihg also the range Of the South Sea Ia,
| anus visiting the Sandwich Island of Owvbee
since Tie burial of the king and ouern Lv -,
! i'S'o" 1hal island was tranquil and alvanci,.,
IN prosperity The natives exptessed ,Lsrasal',do
much graiihed with the attention besto,ysd on 10
remains OF their late king and queen The Eater
p,sI 'Ooenea al Manila, which place she Quilted
on 'he 2ad January, when the Spanish se,,Irrs Lsd
abandoned the idea of separating from tbe ,no,bsr
country OF spain, from which new eovernor
had recently arrived with reinforcement Of FL
! ropean troops. va N--
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
d. I'VE" YORK. Aug. by The Slephan;a. can.
Eel, from Hayre, we have received file. ~ -,
viously received '''" t's~
Don Pedro, the Emperor OF Brazil, signed his
aodcation OF the throne of Portugal on N, "a ~
10y %1'eT having gwen 10 that kingdom consti-
!uuohai charter, and published general amnesty
10 favour OF all The Portuguese implicated in mol
"cai matters. The MOaiteur (mInister;aN bad
puoi''hed The official documents of this net TIE
| aOu'caIon is conditional, and made dependent ON
,ne adoption OF the charter, and the supdals OF
! Don miguel and the daughter Of Don Pedro. and
IS NOT 10 have effect until the charter shall bsv.
| Deeh published, sworn to, and obsrryei In IA.
] kingdom Of Portugal " '"e
Ihe note addressed by NJ Minziackv 70 Tho
iu'Sish government, is published in the Fteoch
Iapefs. IL is an interesting document.
| or francis Burdet had arrived in Paris
Letters from bucharest oil the I'd June. br;nehny
ia'e intelligence from Constahiinople. were silent
a. 10 me departure o! the Turkish co,oni,slo,e,s
| for the frontiers ''O''''
eoOie az il may seem, IL 10 stated in letter
HoIn Nante, that, Upon the christian legations
q, Nohstaninople receiving official intelligence of
tue idiI oil Mlssolonghi, they sent their dragonans
70 congratulate the Sultan, and there, ON entering
the palace had to pass amid trophies Of heads and
iestooHS OF ears and noses"
/ AN eecesissiic Of The Upper Rhine. nj. usvsr
cOTate OF SeSolshem, femitting his donation 10 The
collectors OF subscriptions for the Greets dsrsad
ca mat MS name and quality should be rlared mo,
tne lis, OF subscribers, in order that il sbouid 10
uuce similar conduct among his bye,irep. IHs
example IS good one. We know that the I2i,l.
oP OF FHpignan has refused 10 awe any tling Zoe
p"''!'y OUT oil Its diocese. the Bishon Of Nfa,z
49, 10y receive the ladies' charged viii. n .eb
sSip"ohs' and we read in journal of LIONS. ,bst
VI sunday last, the officiating priest In the claneI
VI o. Just, pronounced from tue pulpit the lol-
,o"lns words; " The inpioos among u,, and she