Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-31
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Cowes July 9Th; Manchester, Lee, July ID; VIM
Byrnes, July l2ih; Wm. Th ompson, Maxwell,
from Liverpool, July l6h;) and Edward Bonaffe
from Havre, July l7th, all arrived in, the course
OF yesterday, and last evening. BY these arrivals,
the editors OF the Commercial ADV srti.er have re-
ceved their usual files of English and French pa.
pers TO the latest dates, seiheI with Loyd's and
the Shipping Lets. SC.
! ENGLAND.
| Whatever popularity the Duke of Weilin g,on
may have lost, by what has been called his bung
ling attempt TO mend the bill, he retains the
admiration of the army. He was loudly and en-
ibusiasticnly cheered. according to the Courier, al
review of the Grenadier Guards.
| II Is . matter OF speculation in the English
prints how the secret article appended TO the treaty
concerning the Greeks, came 10 be divuiged The
treaty i,self seems to have been made public room.
er than was intended by the contracting powers.
| A full meeting OF the Privy Council was held
on The 9Th, to hear the council of proprielors and
mortgages on plantations of slaves in Demarara and
Berbce. against allowing slaves TO purchase their
freedom without the consent of their masters. The
meeting excited great deal of ine crest but nothing
decisive was concluded upon, the Lords of the
Prvy Council, afe hours delberstion, gave
| notice that they would consider the subject again
| IN The course OF the week.
The operation OF the Corn Laws Bill had
been TO render the amount OF duties daily paid at
! the custom house, very great.
lne woo!l~n manufacturers seems TO be gradual
ly hhding employment, though there is yet much
distress 10 several towns.
Dispatches OF the 29th June, received al III. Fo-
reign Office from Sir Frederick Adam, by the
Ionian Messenger, announced that an insurrection
had broken out IN AlsbaDia.
The rumor, that the Pacha of Egypt intended
TO declare himself independent of the Porte. is
treated, by the English papers, as not deserving
credit lie IL, II Is said, too wise not TO make the
most out OF the falling weakness of the Ottoman
government; while he has long been indeDendent
for all practical u;poses.
The Directors of the Bank of England have re-.
solved 10 discount bills, APPROX ed in the usual man.
ner and drawn within 30 days, at four per cent. -
The branch banks will of course do the same The
bankers in Manchesiey have declared their inten-
ton OF discouRing at three per cent. A conside
rabie rise IN the funds is exPec ell 10 follow tie
resolution of the bank, and il is feared that the low
rate of interest will again give rise 80 that mania
of speculation which short time ago was produc.
tive of such serious results
The Algerines have taken several French mer-
chan, ships. Several English officers at Gibraltar
gave it their opinion that if the French SQUADRON
should attempt to take the Mole they would fail !
inasn.uch as It had been rendered almost impregna-
Bile since Lord Exmouth's attack.
SPAIN.
by adyices of the 2sih June, revolt had tax en- |
Place among the military stationed al Algesirss |
and at the camp OF ST. Roch. in consequence OF
which twelve officers had been srresed.
Tore Alba has fed TO Gibraltar
The return of the king and his family. TO the
Capital, Great ed no sensation. They vetereceived
with the greatest indifference.
The treaty between France and Mexico has pro.
duced great sensation 10 the Spanish Court, and
also the subject of the Colombian Bishops.
The great subject, however il, the treaty. which
is declared TO have been formed between Spain and
Portugal under the mediation of France and Eng
land II is pretended that by this treaty. the French
will evacuste Spain in October, and that England
sha:I keep Only 1000 men in Portugal, 10 secure
Lisbon; aud that an amnesty is offered TO all Span.
ish emisrsns 10 France, England and Portugal
An article dated at Nuremberg, july 7. savs
/" Nj. de Taliscbef has addressed per emptorv note
to NJ. Metternich informing him that further de- |
lay, to the end of July, would be allow ed The Porte
TO receive liz hnai answer, in consequence of new
representations from the Austrian Internuncio Blu;
that If, at that time, the efforts before the Divan
should be unsuccessful, the Russian army should
positively pass the Pru h.
GREEKS AND TURKS.
Gen. Church has been compelled to Withdraw
his troops from Palerum. He praises the Greeks. !
who Te'reated in good order. Several of the enc
my were killed and wounded. The Greeks had
only onr man w oundsd. The Generals 1epou i.
dated Sslamis, MAY %.
The Pachss Of the frontier PROVINCES OF Turkey
have received orders to organize the new troops,
both cavalry and infantry, on the European 'sys
tenn.
The French Consular agent at Cisme, opposi.e
the Island OF Scio, with two Austrian and one
Russian subject, assailed in their respective
houses, on tie 26b May, seized and carried be
fore the Basha by whose orders they were put in
Dumbrack, u horrid Turkish prison, end loaded
with irons. The application of the Austrian vice
consul was treated with contempt, in consequence
Of which he left the island, for Smyrna
The second article Of the treaty relative to the
pacifcation OF Greece is not very intelligibe The
Gazette &c France renders the phrase de,+rmj-
nate voice une action determnee IL i. n mat 49,
ter of speculation in the English papers. vb.tbs,
II is in,ended TO give the Pore veto or not IN The
| election Of the Greek sUthorities
PORTUGAL.
The Princess Regent had appeared in public, and
was received with CALCULATIONS. The country,
however, was IN en- sgi'sleG state, owing to tie
depredations OF the Rebels. The Princes. issneI
proclamation the "a ut requiring the officers
81 militia 10 report ihe OF deseition, which,
were frequent to the government.
| Accounts from MsrseiiIss state that an sttsmot
was made by the custom house of that place 10
prevent the embafkaton of q train. of srills,v
destined for the Greeks, upon which remcnstrso.
! ces were sent 10 Paris. BY telegraphic orders 70
/ turned, the armament was allowed TO be des-
/ patched.
The fifty first anniversary Of the indepenJe,es
oil the United States Of America, was celsb,.,sd
by the Americans now ia Paris, on WeInes,Isv
At TIE Csdrsn Blue, Boulevard du Temple M
! Barnet, the American Consul st Paris uresidsd
| assisted by Mr.. Cooper az Vice President Amo,s
The guests present were bis Excellency, james
Brown, Minister Of the United States az the Com,
OF France, General Lafayette and bis son. The
company to the number OF eighty, sat down Al six
4 a frl a II