Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Don Quixote Capt. Clark, which arrived yesterday {
in 81 days from Havrc, have received Paris
aud Havre papers 10 March l4h.
In the Chamber of Deputies, the law on the in !
demnity OF the Colonsts is under discussion. Some
speeches have been made against the pursued
by the King, in which it is insisted that he has ex
ceedcd his powers in cedng territory without the
advice and consent OF his ministers. II has like
wise been asserted that it is contrary to the prin-
cples of monarchy, to yield up rebellious colony
while the kingdom was able to night The delibe-
rations appear to have ELECTED strong expressions
on both sides, and to have brought up every point of
the subject particularly into view.
This subject was brought under discussion by the
report of committee, presented by M. Pardessus.
FEB. 2Sth. As it involves some important and
very delicate questions, the principles 1t inculcates
will be looked upon with great interest. 1t begins
by attempting to establish, that the Kings ordin-
ance acknowledging the independence OF Hayt
does not transcend the plentiiude OF his constitu-
tiona powers. 1t then shows, that the statt quo
could not have been longer maintained; and that an
attemp, would have sacrificed for France vast
commercial advantages. He says the ministerial
papers acknowledge, that after certain period
revolted colony may be acknowledged by foreign
power; and that the governments are sometimes less
strict on such subjects than their editors.
The law of primogeniture was yet 10 be dis
clissed in the Chamber OF Peers, and petitions
against it receiving subscriptions in ditferen,
parts of the kingdom
There had been rumours o! disturbances IN Pc
tcrsbmgh; but they appear 10 have been unfoundet.
Troops have been prepared, and of them
marched, from Austria FOX The frontiers OF Mol
davia and Wallacha.
The French papers speak Oft commercial trea-
~, concluded with Brazil, but contain nothing
official.
THE GREEKS.
Paris, March I2--The affairs of Greece pre-
sent more and more favourable aspect every day;
their success is confirmed by letters from all quar-
tiers. The Captain Pacha owed his safety to a steam
boat, which received him at the moment the rigate
he commanded was blown up. 1t appears that
-Colocotroni is actually master OF TrIpolizZa, the
garrison of which be put to the sword. Ibrahim
has retired TO Navarino. There fire at
Smyrna, in the Frank quarter, on the 18Th Febru-
ary
The naval victory of the Greeks before .lfisso-
lonshi, is confirmed by the way of Smyrna, and
also the following facts The Turkish fleet was
put to flight by 81 Greek vessels, and .Nissolongh
relieved; the Turkish troops on land having DESERT
ed for want OF food The English have established
themselves in the island of Peiano, .5fisso-
longh, hitherto unnhabited; and have made ii a
depot ofpiovisons and munitions of war. The
instruction at Negropont is supported by Colonel
tabvier--al these facts are also stated in the
Trieste Gazette
The Greeks are DESTROYS OF giving lpsilant such
powers, shall enable him TO with greater
prompii,ude and vigour, and prevent the other
chiefs from dividing into parties.
The city oil Prevesa has been laid waste by an
earthquake.
It is said that the Pacha of Egypt has refused the
Porte TO undertake. another expedition.
cpaia.-The latest Spanish newspapers are ST.
lent on the discussions existing in the kingdom.
14etteTsto Feb. 81 confirm the intelligence of the
Invasion under .Nerino, who, it is stated, has a
considerable body of cavalry. The apostolics and
he lartiya nf
const,utionaliss are beginning bestr themselves.
The government seem TO be forsaken. The Mad
rid Gazette OF the 2Sih confirms the news Of the
troops of the brothers Bazan being cut off. The
chiefs and many of their men were taken and sho;
The number OF constitutionasts who ian,''d al
Alcant and Carrhagena is stated at or s. The
two ships which lately sailed from Cadiz for Ha-
vana, did not take the troops intended; for they
were not very favouably disposed, and were i'll
equipped. The Guerrero was manned with diff
Guilty. serious affair had occurred at I3ilboa, in
which several royaIist volunteers were killed.
Numerous reports have been in circulation, which
we find neither centradc,ed nor confirmed, such
new landing effected; the escape of Merino,
who is at the head of band of royasts near Avila;
that Instructions have occurred at Catalonia; the
arrival OF number OF I" rebels at Gibraltar and the
Barbary coast.
The Gazette OF Madrid Of the ID March, con-
fains nothing of the operations aginst the rebe!
troops landed in the vicinity OF Alicante; and that
paper remains silent on the subject of the inva-
sion OF 3rerino. Private letters OF the same date
speak debarkaiions amongst others OF troops at
the bridge of Grao. These letters make mention
also Of the influence which these events appeared
to have on the royal volunteers. II is said that the
number is considerably increased, and that these
troops licentious. a question OF the dismis-
sion of the Duke del 1niantado has arisen, in con-
sequence OF the differences between him and his
colleagues. NJ. Cassaffores is spoken of as his sue.
cessor. The fatter is ambassador oil Spain at Lis
lion al the present time.
Letters from Vienna, OF the 4th Of march, state .
that Prince Leopold, of Sicily, and his wife, ihe
-Archiuchess Clementine, will return 10 Naples the
4ih of April next.
We learn from paper of Rome that the govern
Inent OF Napoli di Ronan has declared 10 a1r STRAIT
ford Canning, that the Greeks will accept no pro-
position which may be made 10 them from the
Porte, which is not based on the absolute indepen-
dence Of Greece
The following the names Of the Consular
Agents OF the Low Countries TO the new American
States, Alexander Garastiza Consul General to
-Jexco, for the verihcation Of certificates of the
growth Of produce. Oh. Stiggens consul general;
Ehas. a. Stggens, vice-consul at the same place;
CD. Wuleps, consul TO Pernambuco G. Everarts.
consul to Port Prince;J. G. Yermolen, Consul
40 Buenos Ayres; Aug Serruys, consul general 10
Lima, and stilders, vice-consul; j. f. Dourster
consul 10 Valparaiso; @. Brende Brands, consul
general at Rio Janeiio, Msrdin, vce-consul at the
same place.
81. Petersburg papers TO the 25th Jan. are filed
with details OF the funeral ceremonies which took
place where the escort Of the deceased emperor pass
ed Inc body arrived at MOSCOW The I'd Of Fe-
bruafy, and remained till the 9th The care of the
remains is confded TO General Count Orlof De
nisoG.