Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24

bi4 allow ali the wheat IN boat. or which
shall have been bonded by the let of July. TO be
brought TO market according TO the sc.le which
had passed the House ot Commons, and was a
mendsd by the i rds. The pr.seat r,onosi,jon
permits bonded corn only to be sold; ,ha late one
was more comprehensive, aud allowed all foreign
corn 10 be imported and brought to market, ON
paying duty OF eos. per quarter, " hen curp at
naive growth was al 62s. and a fraction The
duy increased by e. Tor every single shilling which
! the market sunk; and decreased by two shillin,-
tor every shilling which the market rose AL!
the measure effect Is TO let loose about 600 :.
600 quarters OF bonded wheat in the space of ten
months"
The Paris Moniteur of the 29th June says:
- "A report is spread that the news of The ca
pitulatioO OF the Acropos has arrived. It's said
to have taken place on the 81 of this month The
Greeks who composed he garrison have obtained
permission TO return to their own hot, es; and III.
Phiih.llenes, amon; whom Colonel Fabvsr
are authorised TO go 10 whatever place they should
think fit
The Austrian Observer states, under the date of
Corfu, June 2, that Ibrshm has sent some Of his
prisoners 10 Pstras, to cultva,- the land He has
oct out for the place himself, whence he viii
proceed tn 'oIlnth. along The Of the Gulf oi
Lepanio. Three thO'saad Albanans had march
Ell on The opposite side OF he gulf towards Athens
On the 22d OF May, the Perse. erance steamboat
was seen steering towards The Gulf If Psurs
with the Hellas frigs,e following In the evening
| II was perceived that The frigate was engaged
with two Egyptian corvette-, at aacior ct Tieani,
near ClaTenhs. o. the 30ih of Nay, boat ar .
rived al Corfu, in four days from Santa Maura
with dispatches stating that Turkish big of " ar
nal taken refuge In the port Of Shorpss, escape
| the pursuit of the Perseverance. Captain Ha~t-
inSs, OF the Perseverance,, had required of the I'm
g'ish resident at Santa haura, that he should, &C.
corning to the neutrality adopted in the Ionsn -
lands, order the Turkish brig quit the port The
resident intimated, in reply, that he must himself
Withdraw, to which Captain III s,ings answered,
that the brig must frt depart, otherwise he would
burn her IN poGt On the 2Sth OF May, the Heilas
was seen In company wish brisantIne, which was
lMklsh vessel laden with powder and provi-
sans Cochrane has landed the prisoners, with a
letter TO lorahim, saying that he hoped hr wou ii
DO Inc same lie has declared the blockade OF he
Iuli 81 Psirss. There report OF the Turkish
Ieet OF % sail having entered AIodon.
From The -HonaeW Of JPedHesddy)
(Nrn Official Party
PARIS, June &c. e. o.. the llih June in the
m"rnIng his Majesty : schooner, La Iorche, Cap
tain Faure, having arrived at Alsers, delivered
TO Nj Devs, he French Consul General the
instruction of the Minister for Foreign Affairs
M Deval Immediately came on board Latorche
| by his orders the Ministers of he Consulate and
the French subjects left Aigisrs 10 embark on board
french brig which .ineI he schooner, on beard
oil which was the Consul.
NJ. Deva, having conferred with Captain Col
let, who commands the squadron sent 10 Agiers,
agreed with him on the measures TO be taken IN
obtain reparaiion of the Dsy. 4 note was drawn
up; 1t demanded that a deputati0n with YekeI
Bardge (Minister OF Foreign Affairs and of the.
AaTine) at It's head, should come on boar TO the
Commander OF the expedition, and make al apo
logy 10 the Consul GeEeral feI he conduct of the
LEY towards him; that the French colours should
be displayed on the forts OF Alsiers, and saIuled
by discharge OF huHdseI euus-o ;herwise
hostIIItIes would commence. This note was pre-
scented TO the Dey by the Consul of Sardinia al
Algiers-The satisfaction demanded not hsving
been given within twenty four hours, the nego la
tons oroken off.
BARCELONA, May 2T.-Extract from rrtyste
letter. On the eve OF Ascension day the 23d m
slant, party OF 2Oo men attacked, al noon day.
the rich and Commercial town of paIamos situate
between Barcelona and the Bay of Il osas. Fortu-
nately, thirty men OF regular troops of the line
were there, who, IN conjunction with some OIL
GERS of the customs and the preventive service and
a large nuuber Of inhabitants, made most siren
uoas resistance, and compelled line assajIanfs, VIII
were CaT!Isis, 10 retreat after bisk fire. which
lasted five hours. There some killed and
wcunded both side. We momentl7 expect
accounts OF similar attempts ia various parts f
Ca alonia, where parties have made their appear
ance that gave great uneasne,s. In The suburb.
OF GIr1Da there OF AGO, and Others OF
500 and Goo The Captain General, the MAJ.
quis of Campo SogradO, has already applied t. Go.
'e"uien' iOf ieIh'ofceiHehs OF troops OF the line,
on account OF the assemLlage of the II ebels. We
the eve of grand crisis.
THE LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
MONDAY July 2
COTTON.
The inquiry for Cotton last week has not been
extensive, but tine prices generally remain vii III,
alteration. At the public sale. on Friday 1920
Sea Island went OFF steadily 10 to IL LID for
midling TO fair; IL I-2d. 10 ID I-4i. for mid
ding TO gooi, an II Bid. 10 10 sd. for fine
and choice marks 70 stained Sea Island a, g ID
{ 8 34d; 90 Inferior Bowed 81 TO l-s and
10 Deinsrsrs AID Berbice 3 81. t. 5 Lid per
Id. The pri9a'e tTau-acti MS comnfise 1899 Bow
ed at I'd 20 67-S.; 1850 Orleans 3.4d 10