Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-30


lies OF Paris papers to the 18th Of September in
'lueiye.
FRANCE.
The most Important item of Intelligence from
France, ia the account OF the writ ot His Royal
ii ghness The Duke of bordeaux to lIavre, where,
anoag other objects OF curiosity, he examined the
SPLENDID shin Sully, captain Macy, of this port
His Royal IIiebness being STOUT six or seven
Yeas old, is OF course excellent Judge of chip
building; and he expressed his high satisfaction
a III. beauty and convenience OF her accommodi-
tons.
On the 18th September, the Ave Per cents, al
parip. closed at lOl 10. There was a rumor
the Exchange, that the Ottoman Porte had reject
ed The ulimaluin of the three powers
A Government vessel had arrived at Toulon
having on board an officer with dispatches. No
thiog had TRANSFERRED respecting their contents,
with the exception that the blockade of Algier>
was vigorously msin,ained If we may judge
however, from circumstances the speedy sdjr-t
ment OF affairs with the Barbsry Powers will take
place.
ENGLAND.
The Paris papers contain extracts from London
papers of the l2h. The Stocks at IS
South American Stocks had declined. Mr. Stan
ley. of the House OF Commons, was appointed
u"der secretary for the colonies, in place oil NJ
Wilmot Horton.
Letters parent have been issued, creating Earl
Darlington Marquis OF Cleveland. The Globe and
traveller says, =" these facts impor,ant,in two
points OF view. They shey that the king wishes
10 favor The members Of the Wig party, who sup
ported him when his prerogaiive and the stability
oil his government were a-sailed and proves at the
sane time the good understanding between tn.
members of the cabinetj when Mr.. Husksson,
leader OF the ministerial tory party in the House of
Commons, has chosen, for he place of under
cTetary, gentleman, who belongs to one of the
principal wing families"
The Russian Squadron left Deal, Sept, 8, for
Crnnstadt
We hear that Government have built or laid
down 30 steamers carrying 10 guns each, and that
they have frigate on the stocks TO he propelled
By an engine of 400 horse power We have no
doubt that 30 years hence every man of war will
be propelled by steam.
SPAIN.
Accounts from Catalonia. OF the 23l August
were communicated 10 the king at his levee on the
2S'h, announcing that the rebels were in arms TO
the number Of 1000 men, and were daily increas-
ing, while their situation among the moun,ainsr en-
dered il extremely difficult to attack them with sue
cess. General Monet had been summoned from
Ramona, and had gone to Catalonia, where he was
to take c. mmand of l ,0o0 men, who were TO act
against the insurgents, and whose mu,ters were
nssrly complete.
The Instruction, Il was said, hal extended TO
many cities and towns Of the province of Valencia.
1t waa remarked, that among the prisoners made
by the Government troops, nearly half were for
eigners, being either Frenchmen, Italians or Ger.
mans.
a private letter from Barcelona of the 9Th Sen
TENDER, says, &" the scourge OF anarchy and of ci-
vii war daily extends it, ravages in this unhappy
province. We hear Of nothing but escapes and
murders increasingly committed by the rebels; and
new Inhabitants pour daily into orr city TO seek
a refuge from the attacks of the nstrsents''
Accounts from Catalonia 10 the 3Oth August
state that all commerce was completely suspended
and there was protection for property except in
Barcelona under the guns OF the fortress garrison
ed by French soldiers. Thee letters say there has
been . late effort made 10 cheek the rshe lion -
From letters published in The Memorial Il rdelai4,
questionable authority, however, il appears thar
part Of the East is in full nsurrection that seve
al parties have already begun ma Ke Their sp-
pesrance in the West, and some have entered by
or force into Manresa, Yicb, Arens, Ba-
nolss and BerSa-in short, wherever they wished
C go The garrison o! the latter town capitulated
PORTUGAL.
A private let er from Lisbon, of the 2eth Au
Just, states, that in consequence Of decree pub
i'hed two days before, silence had been in,posed
IN the defenders of the constitution Neither the
PoTtuguez nor o PeriodIco dos Pobfes, had .n-
cared for days. This measure had been
dopted by the young count Saniurem, minister
# the interior.
The Princess Regent returned suddenly to the
'aIace of Ayuda, on the eth August, in conse.
rence Of he arrival OF the courier extraordinary
Who brought the news of the nomination by Don |
'edro, Of his brother, Miguel, as hi. Lieutenant ia
Portugal. Three extraordinary councils had been !
ED since The return of the Princess.
GREECE.
In the Constitutional OF the 9Th September, we !
md the declaration of the Provisional Commits !
ion of the Greek Government dated at poros on |
he OH June, by which. in consequence of the cap
l[e OF Athens, all the ports and shores of the
ulph OF EFeiTia, all the circumference of The isle
~ egropont and those adjacent, and the shores of
he gulph Of Aialiaki declared to be in a state
+ blockade. This decree was announced o all !
he European Consuls on the nth Of the same
month, by the Secretary of tho Marine
Translated from the CoHsIiftstiondI IF Semi Is
COHSFANTINOPLE, Aug. 2I-t. The Am
assadors OF Russia, France and England tr.nsmi,.
ri to the Porte on the i6 b, through their draso-
'ana, the treaty Aligned At London on the 9Th July.
'i'h an accompanying notification fixing Fl fteen
avs as tbs term for their acceptance
% the LIST August, the Egyptian feet of 100
al, and having On board four thousand troops
IT sail from Alexandra in the direction Of Nsys-
no,
Aug 22j. THE negotiations relative 10 Greece
pproach their termination, and the crisis is a,
and. Ga the 9Th the three ministers transmitted
1se'her the convention Of July 9th which has been
,ade an ultuiatun. The Refs ETrndi having
iterrogSed the dragomans IN The contents of lie
oies accompanying his document, they repIed
hat thee were ignorant Of them, upon which The
tsis Ehendi put them aside. without ackno y ledg.
ny their reception. The day given 70 the Porte,
hIch had been fixed at thirty lays, has been 70.
uerd TO hteen, an1 will expire IL eigh, rs aid
LAT Mr.. STAFFORD Canning had requested The Aus
Ran internuncio 10 advise the Divan 10 accent the
propositions OF the three powers; but that he had |
eelined executing the commission; and the Aus- !
rian Minister, M'de Mil'eiz, having made conci 4
iaiory representations To the Refs ETendi. the
-nrklah Mini.ler Told hin ihat Lh. l,l,,aa...a =