Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28
FOREIGN.
FROM FIR

that nsvs OF the capitulation of the Aeropolis b,
been received. IL is said to have taken nl.c- ON
the I'd June. The Greeks who composed the gar
~" oo'sneu PERMISSION TO retire to their respec-
INV countries, and the PhilheIlenes; auons whom
was Col. Fsbvier. are permitted to retire wbi,be
Iney p'esse FROM these details. THOUGH univ
'sunded gu rumour, TO be suie thc,e il re,so, IN
app'ehend that the last glorious remnant of A,he.
Mao greatness has fallen Into the hands of the b.-
hsrians. '
The expectation that Europe is about 70 inter.
pose IN behalf OF the Greeks seems to become ,en
erai aud confident. In one of the Paris p,pers ~
md II stated" that the Convention by which the
powers engage to euccour Greece has been brought
W N"s' ny Mr. us iSoth, secretary Of the embss-
% at London
Difficulties il appears are likely 10 a,is, h.,..,
spain and the Court of Rome, ON account of the
appointment by the latter Of Bishops in South Anne
rica' tn violation, as Spain pre,ent, of the eo.cu
uai suesl'ting between herself and the HOLY See
Ane french heet were blockading Algiers- with
Mnicn power a misunderstanding had occurred -
ihe French will, we hope, settl. H. as the ENGLISH
under Lord Exmouih did or our own D.cs,ur
Ihe argument of the lannon's NJ outb il IN. oni.
one for such foes '
ahe re-es .b'is.ment of the Censorship in France,
seems at this iDomsnt most harsh and unc,lla,
Tor me.sIre; and contrasts sadly with the yIo ia,
anticipa,ions that on the accession of Cbarls. v
whose first act was the abolition of tb. Cep.o,hi
were formed OF the liberal policy tina, would cha.
'"eeer'ze MS reign. The annexed article NAV give
an iaea OF the new ordinances.
The MOniteur contains four Rov,I O,,;,.,
dated June n, for the re es,ablisb,ns,, ,,d ,;
2s'ion oi Censorship OF the Periodical Prose A,
A'aris buresu ID TO be formed under the M;,;.,.
OF the Interior, consisting of six censor. and e,
rieheh journal or periodical writing, before i,
IL printed, must obtain the visa of this burea, -
The business OF the bureau is IN h. ,;.,,
M de Loudoneix, chief OF the division of the -.
Sciences, and Bellies Lelires, at the oibcs of ~.
Minister OF the Interior and the visa IN n. .e,J
py NJ Deliege, who is appointed Srcre,a,v -; H.
bureau. In lie departments, one or more censors.
Us circumstances may require, ar TO be nominated
by the projects. a council of nine m p,,hsr. /; .,
exercise the surveillance of the censorship TO
t's cpunc'i the bureau al Paris lie to reno, j,s nro
esedings once week; and the censors of the 10
I.u'n;eats, once month. When there ia p,opnd
~r 'ne temporary suppression of journal or peri
ouical publication, II Is To be pronounced bv Tho
hing, upon the report of the Keen-r nj the : -
alter he has taken the advice of the Council he ST.
'eiiiahce IL VIII De the same when there Is ground
70 suspend or suppress journal or Periodical ,vorI
alter judgment: The following are nominated
I"'no1's o. ,he bureau OF censorship Messrs
Leuacher Duplesss, Fouqset, Cmyret de Essm,a
gard, Joseph Pain, Rio. and Csix The Counc;,
de Surveillance is formed as follows Tie W."
rount de Honnsld, President; TIE MARQUIS d,IJsr.
bouviHe, Vice President; the Count de R,.,.,;,.
IHe'sss de FTeniliier, Olivier de Marqully; Ba
", liz RrHn
FRANCE AND AI4GIERS.
IL Is is stated on the authority of a Isu t.
istaiseEes, that hosties have commenced be,,v..,
these two powers. The following accouo, ,va
Translate from one of our latest papers.
ne Aiserines committed the aggression, by
nffng on the French schooner La Torch. nm H.
i2th o June. The schr. L. Amaran,he hal bro,ah,
aespatches TO the Consul; and he sent on hoard his
most valuable papers, in two boxes, which he nre.
Tended contained oranges. He then went ON hn,,d
h'mseif, under the appearance of visiting the Ca
tain and giving orders TO all the French subjects 10
embark within "a hours, which was effected viii
out any difficulty on the part OF the Dey. who made
them give declaration that they we're mol oblieed
10 go. The Consul afer this, made kno,, h;
demands to The Dey; they were, that the Mini,I.r
o. Marine, the Grand Admiral, AID the Dev,s NIL.
cipsl Scrbes should 60 on board, 10 make ., cusa.
to The Consul; ALSO that the French flag should he
hosted IN the fohs of Agiers and in the cas,Ie of
Casoa, inhabited by the Dey, and saIutsd with I(II
guns anu all TINS before treaty of peace SHOULD he
talked oil. The terms were considered yery hu.
fniiatIng, and IL was thought would NOT be submit,
fed TO. The Volcan had gone 10 Ron, a,d =
Cable, to take of the French Conguls and sub;.c,s
:. The chief wrongs of the Dey are; l. the sff,ir
nNoieU Nathan Macry, and of the seven millions
paid by FIapce in 1920, but which, the repencv
snd LIS SUBJECTS have not yet touched; g the fort
ncs'iohp which France erected at Gale, por, he.
!opSingfo France, and situated near Ron, 10
tween AlSisIs aud Tunis; 3, the demand of tribute
whchihe powers protected by France do not nav.
4. the pride sod arrogance OF Al DeyaI in his in
tsrcouIse with The regency, the sui,iec, of ,bs
affairs OF france and the Roman states
s. The insult to the Consul con sisted in the Dey,
throwns his ian at him, and ordering him from his
presence.
:" There no Algerne corssirs at sea; two armed
vessels sailed few days since for AIexandria
'Siih pilgrims to Mecca, Admiral de Rienv. who
10 at Alexandria has been advised of the blockade
VI n's'e''' ""n oiusiS 10 capture those vessels.
PARIS, June -.
Ii 10 faid that the coronation of the Emperor
Nicholas, as King of Poland, will take place a,
Warsaw IN September, when the conversation of
The Diet of that kingdom is sIso expected 10 he
made.
The Journal de Toulouse contains the follow
sug article, dated Lisbon, June 9:-"Tbe eua,il
las OF San Greeorio, to the number of 200 men.
committed very serious excuses upon the Portu.
CUES territory in the latter part of May Letters
fom Melgacs, Valence, Riuiysls, Bragg, Guima
rses, and Vienna, present them in point of view
go alarming, that on % of June il was found
necessary IN call together regular troops TO attack
the band Of San Gfegorio IT'S rsllying ere vas.
Long live our Lord Don Miguel, absolute X me
OF Portugal Long i've Sveirs; Down win The
Cbaeti'utIonalists and the CONSTITUTIONAL
The Augsburg Gazette gives letters from Vi
emma which state that the propositions relative TO
Creece have been made TO the Grand Seignior in
the name OF the Allied SOvere;gns. 1t was ru
moured in that capital, that If the reply demanded
contsned refusal, all the Diplomatic body would
quit Constaniinope.
A ship from AlexsDdria Of May sIst. b,ines
letters Of great interest, If their content, MAJ b
depended upon. They state that Admiral de Rio.
nsy, had had three conferences with the Ininis,e5s
nf the Vice Roy Of Egypt. They observe also
sref fta s..fI H.. -. &. -