Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-20
FOREIGN.

eur'ed with discussion. respecting three important laws Just
freedom Of the press, and the slave trade. '''' ''s
Letters from Malta received state noiyrlv
The 2sth Nov aud sailed again the Dec. for Napo
Inc i9wng Is the reply Of the King of France 29,h
Ir.cere with the satisfaction the expression If The
sentiment. Of the Chamber c Deputies. with great
sure una, enters INTO my views aud that will examine with
equal care and attention, the laws have
he prepared for the happiness of France.
foud peace, gentlemen; can desire il more ain.
cerely thar do -the making TO pres.rre i,
IRON my heart graies me TO be able to YOU
mat my hopes OF doing become daily more strong f
Divine Providence should otherwi.e oran rey gsn,
i honor Of Franee 2 ren,n y . and be
oeen pure aud untouched The address II the Chambrr wa
Carried by vote Of 200 To so. va
They write from Vienna, under of the goth Dec ,ha.
nero ~ having given great ete in homer Of the En-
present. eonvetsed time with air OF great knIne..
with the Spanish ambassador. NJ Rez.nie the Portuguese
mat gam; go1ndn Germany, that Don Miguel reia,e. not
wIslandns the urgency OF davow publicI
Nj Granger, the editor of periodical called Chriisn
France was condemned 10 fine of 1000 francs and one
" The danger of confdiag public education TO prirs.n
ltiessPhe account. received Paris. Of 26th Dec from
harn stated that the Marquis Caves, 4ttemp 10 at
aek the line OF the Tamese' had Teen repulsed with loss
Inc cardinal Archbishop Of Rouen has ordered great
20 wear hair powder. The Journal u Commerce think
81 them wall IA consequence be liable colds, &c. Jesu
PARIS, JAM 2Price of .iocks- per cents, 80 as to So
9 ls J per cents 50 a5 per so to g. co. Bank
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Extract OF letter from Madrid: Many reei-
m,eh's nave been marched to-. ards The frontier of
iol'usai' 10 form there military line. II appears
mat Ills The intention OF our gov ernment TO have
upon this point body Of 10 ,OOO-men OF whom
3,ou0 are of the guard royal. These forces
VIII form two divisions, of which one will earri-
son The frontier OF Estremadura. Generals d.
Espagne and Saelfi.ld are designed for the
command of these two divisions.
we are assured that the Spanish ambassador
mas sent note to the minister for foreign AFFAIR."
IN whieh ne Complains ot the speech delivered by
his sxceilency 10 The chamber of Ieers, and de.
msnds explanation relative TO the passages nv
winch he considers his government seriously in
culrated.
bordeaux Journal says, that letters Of a re-.
cent date from Pampeluna make no mention OF
The conspiracy That said 10 have been disco
yered In that place; but merely that state kind
OF disquietude prevails in Navarro, and that the
royallst volunteers are levying fresh recruits
The same journal reports, that at Villa Really
where the Marchoness of Chaves resides. the
people, upon learning that Don Miguel had sworn
10 the Charter, proclaimed that lady King under
the tile OF Emmanuel III, and that the Marcboness
received congratulations and acclamaiions as
Sovereign.
GREECE.-The following il an ex,rsc, If +.
private letter from Napoli dI Romania, dated o. !.
tooer 10, addressed to a merchant ia Malta Its
date is not very recent, but its conteats are OF
some interest,
g Yes erday evening there arrived here an En-
giish brig OF war, expressly sent by Captain Ham
iton 10 our government, with dispatches ION
the English ambassador, M. Stra,ford Canning,
containing The information that his excellency has
had further instructions from his government 10
negotiate with the Porte on the aft ifs of Greece
according TO the propositions lately made by her
government, and which were the absolute indie
pendence OF oil The countries of Greece that took
up arms, at least the establishment of n eover,-
ment modelled on that of the Ionian I-Iands In
this letter it is also affirmed, that Lord Co.
cHane wrote from Malta TO the admifaIs. vice.
admirals, and captains, inviting them all TO do
their trnost with their small ships TO feiard the
progress OF the Turkish feet assuring them that he
will be shortly among the Greeks, and concur in
Frustrating the atte.npts OF their adyersaries, and
the shameful inrisues Of the iavofites of Mahom
et."
We learn from Cpnsiantinople under date Of the
<olh OF November, that the honorable S;ratlord
Canning has solicited TO be recalled from his EN-.
bassy 10 the Porte, that the British station in the
Archipelago has been reinforced, and that the
executions have recommended, and are more nu.
meTous than ever.
FROM HAVANA.
Capt. Burlington, of the brig Panther, arrived
yesterday in days from Havana, inform. thai .
DIIsb oriB was 'sKen on the 18th of January, al
midday, while lying iu the port of Neuvitas bc
pirates, and the Captain severely wounded in de-
Tending his vessei-sbe was after wards re taken h,
The u. s. ffigate Constellation The Spsoisl
Commodore, Laborde, had arrived with part of biz
fleet got supplies, and sailed again for Key West
ifigsies and briggs bad also arrived for supplies
and would sail soon. Com. Porter was still bJoek
AIDED at Key West. Two days previous to Capt
BIS sailing, Spanish ship of % guns was falier
in will hv Rim FL 6
be Guineman, and fired a sho, 10 bring her IN
when the SPsniard fred volley of fnusket,v
which wounded the Capt. severely; the sIoop o
war returned broadside, which killed their Lieu
tenan, and wounded several men, SC. The Span
lard had just got into Havana, [yN T. Eno