Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28
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HOUSE o. LORDS, Sune as !,
NAEEi1OUSED CORN BILL.
Va 'he motion that this bill be read a third time.
Ear Malmesbory expressed bis dissent both to !
It's principles and Details satisfied al ne was that
the measure would be attended with ruino,s co,ss
quehces.
The Marquis OF Lnnsdown had firm convic-
ION that The ruinpus consequences would follow
ITS rejection, IN case ths harvest, which undoub,ed-
y promised well at present, should not ptove a.
abundant az we bad reason to expect In thai
case, the country oud be thrown into a state O
| suffering snd alarm, IN which the consumer AMI
importer would equally participate. The noble
Marquis concluded, by declaring his conviction
that II the ensuing harvest proved to be produc-
tive ss It promised, there would not be the small
esi portion of this grain introduced into the market
the Marquis OF Salisbury renewed his obiec-
lions 10 the OIL Instead OF 100000 quarters of
grain being introduced, million OF quarters he bad
no doubt would be imported. The real motive OF
ministers was TO Increase the revenue.
Ea Sianhope charac, erized the bill as an act OF
public plumber; and ehiertsing this opinion, he
should enter bis proies, on The Journals of the
| House.
Lord Reiesd,ls laid the bill was an iniqui,ous
Revolutionary measure; and declared his intentions
Oh recording that opinion on the Journals of The
House, In order tina, it might be seen hereafter
inst The advocates of the had been warmed
| against the consequences of il.
Alter few words from Lord Carberrv and
Lord 1-ansdo wne, the bill re,d third time aud
passed Adjourned.
| VIENNA, Msy IS.
! The Austrian Observer gives accounts from,
| Caa-aniinope, which contain the equalization oil
Aihens. The citadel evacuated on the h
June; G,oCO pc:soas OF all ages and bo,h sexes
nan OF whom wefs-ill, exhausted by hunger,
lett the place and were embarked on board the
~ ench and Austrian ships OF war
zen Chnfch with his lew Remaining troops left
! 'ne Phsierus on tee 2Sih OF NM in such a hurry
mat six large csnnons left behind
! Caphulatton Of tle Citadel Of Athens.
arr. 1: AL the troops OF he garrison march GU
| WIN their arms and bsssegc.
< All the Athenan families Withdraw with
. vul arms, DAT win baggage, and may repair 10
"e'I dwellings and villages, where the Pacba en-.
e"ees 10 restore Their property TO them, and 20
,Sh'ee That as well their lives. The Pacha
iuihei engages TO give mean. of subs .ience to the
women and children who have los, their husbands
anu parents, and TO assign them a villsge for their
residence.
| g. All Mus-eimen, of whatever sgs aud sex
| Pacha. ~ ''e
| !. The tract of land which secarstss ,be ,;,v
rom Capa Coiias, shall be evacuated by all IN,
i"Rish troops, except the Phiiopapos which re
mains unoccnpied.
o.; The French officers, and three officers Of
'he facha and the three Albanian hiefs, who are
required by the Greeks a. HOSTAGES sh,Ii .cco,
femain-th"e until all the troop are on board
ioe fs'ha furnishes sixty horses for the ren,o
val Oh 'he SICK anu Wounded. The citadel shall be
gwen up IN I's present state, with all the artillery
arms, ammunition, and provisions
z. The Pacha having leaned that ,n;,.s r,,,,
be laid will send three confidential persons ,,Io
shai! be received into the citadel as soon a. rho
csPituiation is accepted. a these three p..so,.
may DO considered as hostages in the hands of n.
GreeSs' the latter she'll give three Distinguished
persons IN return, who shall be SEM hack % go
as The citadel is evacuated
y. II the Pacha's officers sent 70 Tho ;,II
nhi any damage done. after the acceptance of ,ba
cspiiuiauon, TO The walls or the towers bv means
OF miners, the cspuation -hall be void.
As soon az the capitulation shall be accen,e1
'he honi shaii be agreed upon at winch the execu
ton OF ii shall commence
we, the Undersigned, Comma nIer- of The acro-
polls, have scceped this csri ulaton 4, the abo,,.
| form aud tenor. ''''
Gerasimo Phokas, ~ KrusioIi,
n: Zachazi'zas, s. Kaizheanis.
c V.'.-,' u. Eumorphopolo,
~ fscuPoie' q. A!amuTi,
Col. Fsby!er
we announced yesterday the arrival 4, Snezzi,
VI t1e Dig lontIne, the vessel that as senr out nv
HE Greek Committee of Philadelphia The foi.
loving letter from the captain relates sone nj a..
particulars OF the voyase
on our arrival 10 the Gulf of Napolia yye ,,o~a
boarded ny small boat from the Greek frigste Hell
iene, 'Th letter iroD Lord Cochran feo.e.,in,
that II we mad provisions munitions uf war e.,
The GreeSs, we would please stop at Spezzis =.
Nspoa was then IL the hands of q ma, ,.bo
would take out our cargo without CONSULTING ,no
Gov'inmeNt, and convert it to his own nf,vs,.
purposes, az he had done with Others and ,her.fo
destroy The good Intentions OF our VOYAGE ! sc
coTJnsiy hove TOO of the port of Soezzia 81
went Oh bofd OF the fTiglte, where bud the nIea
sure TO zee both Cochran aud hIiaulis Thet boib
advised me togo fo The island of Peios. As there
Were The constituted authorities and a. IL was b,,
alew hours SAIL, accordingly made sail for this
place, and arrived safe on the 18Th inst, bon.I
IL WI meet with your appreciation. Ga my arfi
val here found the q. S. frigaie CONSTRUCTION here
and 1t Is capt PattefsoD's opinion with ,ybon,
nave consulted, that | have done perfectly rich,
we have now nearly 3 4 of our cargo ont smd
shall commence 10 AXE in ballast as soon az rossi
bic, 81 IN all probability Shall be ready for se
10 > or 40 days i shall proceed with all nossibIs
dispatch Tor Tfapanio. There is no news of The
ChsnceioT jet, 90 that fear there has so,ne,b;,
nappened TO her, The Constitution left here lice
Gays ago Tor Napolia, iili up her water =. !, i
very scarce here, after which she is TO meet me ~
The is.snd oil Hydra, aud give NE convoy clear oi
/ The Archipelago. "
FROM HAVANA
The sehf. Mary E,snvi, capt Mitchell .rriv,i f- ~
Eanh s'hs port oi Savaunsl.yn Oh i,tf ma .
seFi ie"i ned ntnc Chstiest6r tayers lew ,y b,,h a.
nr"B h,H""d ~ tie i.anish aLlisrit... n H.
hneo 90 Charge ~ Crueltyfo PASSENGER In 1911.
Oh hr Isle OF Pines, made stpics sig v,d
sh1re. apt smith (NtO left the vessel .er rs,
were examined aud liberated. ~ w"
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