Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-04

teY were actually captured South o. tie line 40.
which The treaty had not provided.
g The Slaves on board these - ship. the A cti-
vo and the Perpetue Defensor ap,ountin. In all TO
S9V, when they understood they were to be given
up TO the clsimani- mutinied and effected their e..
. cape 10 the shore; sni, having made good their
landing heTe, the acting Governor refused to per-
NIT fo &C TO be used TO recover then; and they ar.
now under the care OF the Colonial Government -
The Report says it is to be regretted that no
ARA ements have been made with the u $. for the
mutual suppression OF this trade; and II then pro-
nounces strong censure on the Internal Slave
Trade OF this country. Humanity has much 10
depiore, and national policy less on this min
fui subject; ant though some ,isapprehension ar 4
exasg-raiion concerning il, prevail in England
yer 10 deeply TO be lament that we should az.
ford TO those who regard at ell times with ma
| uonai prejudice, 80 just ground OF censure. We
heartily join in the sentiment OF the conclutine
paragraph of the Report.
- The time il may be hoped, is fast apprsacbnp
| when better feeling will pervad- every par, OF
inc world pretending 10 Christian principle, and 10
Inc h5ht OF civilizations; and it is slight encour-
asement TO the cherishishing of this hope, that
Decree has recently appeared from the Empero,
oi Austria, (remaikable both for the principle i,
asserts and the sanction il iGposes) utterly abol
ieninS slavery through the Austrian dominion.
Every man., says his Imperial NJ ,jes;y, by the
lSnt oil nature, sanctioned By reason must be CON-
sidered as free person. Every slave becomes
AuStIl3O l..
or even an Austrian ship. The free Government,
oil Great Britain, America, and France may learn a
sanitary Lesson OF justice and humanity from this
| Monnch.'
The editor of the New York Gazette has been
permitted by friend to make the following ex-
! tracts from letter written by an intelligent Ameri-
can gentleman at present residing al Paris IL i, ds
ted on the 18th OF last month
he treaty between the powers of Austria,
Russia, England and France which has for its oh
Ject the termination of the war i'm Greece has b,en
signed al London, and hopes are now entertained
That fhe remnant OF that nfortunate nation NAV es
cape from the destruction which ha. long hung
| over IL We have not yet ieaIne VITA, disposition
VIII be made of Greece, or whether il will he per
United to preserve Republican institution o, be
! placed under a monarch. The Russian fleet com
posed o! nine sail of the line and fourteen frieses
sailed from Consradt about the 18th ult and is he.
LEVIED 10 have the Mediterranean tor its desti,s
ton.
II have just returned from short visit 4, Cen
-"ayt''e al La GTange, to y hicb place was in
Vitec 20 witness the marriage of MatimlIe I, Maui
oorueh, one OF the Generals grand daupb,.rs IN
the Baron de Peron. The party W as yery large in
deeu ss many as could lodge in the venerable cha
| 'eau, were assembled The situation il beautiful
the grounds well laid off and in fine order. and eve
~ tnnS oreaihed happiness and elegant siInpiici
ty.
The packet chip Henry " OF your oo,t h,s
excited much admiration, only by her peauiy,
out also by The rapidily with which the last pas
sage 10 America was performed. The number of
usVeiieTs both ways is increa ing. The Europe-
ans, sata'ed with travelling on this Continent.
VIII soon begin to find that much is to be seen
IN the new world, and will be tempted IN NAL, 3
Tue tour by the celebrity with which the voyage is
no" performed, and the safety aud comfort 10 be
iouRd on board our 6ne packets
W learn from The Trenton True Amerirto
That the Safe Convention, to take into con,ider-
anon the eApedIeney OF amending the constitution
OF Inc State, ~hch assembled in that civ on the
I'D and adjourned on the p3d inst, was hume
rousiy aud respectfully attended. Much talent was
present, and many gentlemen of the first standing
IN The State participated in its deliberations The
business OF the Convention was transacted with :
unaniniy seldom exceeded and led 10 the adon-
tion oil resolutions in favour of an amendment of
the constitution, and memorial TO the Legislature
inviting the Passage OF for subntipt, TO HE
people the question Of a Convention for the revi-
sion OF the const,a,ion.-rhe delegates of nine
out Of fourteen counties were present and CO.
operated In the furtbersnce Of measures to obtain
the Ctjcct of the meeting.
The ARCADE may now be COZ sidered Gipish-
ed. 1t is the most splendid building of the Kind in
this country. We confidently hope, 1t will realize
the expectations OF lis projectors In foreign cities
these arcades are "sli the go" az Logic say, and
certainly afford most beautiful spectacle-, while
they are highly cony enient 10 choppers aud dea-
lers." We understand that considerable eagerness
is manifested by the storeSeepers as TO getting the
stores best suited 10 their tastes.
[Tha. Pal
NOTICE.
HE Annual Meeting VI Of