Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-18

pressed, 20 have recourse 10 the sword and deciar.
war, in which he may depend on the entire support
oil Egypt. All the measures taken here indicate
preparations, il not for offensive yet for defen-
svc attitude. We have no recent accounts OF the
insurrection Of the Wechahi,es.
| (.4igeRciHle Zei,tIng, FED. 81.
! MAYENCE, FEB. I6-For some time past the
passage ofcourers through thiscity TO and from ST.
Petersburg, Vienna, Berlin, London, the Hague
and Paris, is more active than ever. Though the
accounts from Vienna, London, and in some de-
gree from Paris, favorable TO the preserv aion
oil peace, this hope is much weaker in the north:
and 1t IS pretty confidently affirmed that Russia
according to the treaty of6th July, will occupy
the principaties, and tha,onc of the last couriers
from 81. Petersburg was the bearer Of communi-
cations TO this effect to the other Cabinets The
accounts from Prussia also indicate that the affairs
OF the East are there considered 10 he in situation
IN which the sword alone decide.
l1FRfem6,irg Correspondent, FEB. 20.
FRANCE.
Chamber IF Deputies.--The President read
letter from the Minister of the Interior by which
his Exceliency stated he transmits to the Chamber
the Ordinance Of the King, who appoints NJ. Roy
er Coliard President Of the chamber of Deputies
during the present SesSion.--Aiter which follows
All Ordinance OF the King, signed-Charles.
Alter reading the above great agitation prevail
ed in the Chamber.
The Quotidienne regrets :l;at tie choice OF the
King has fallen upon NJ. Roger Collard, because
IL perceivcs in that choice concession We are
not more disposed than the Guo,idienne to favour
system ofwhich we have constantly pointed out
The Danger but in this instance do not slink the
reproach applicabe-with doubt il is painful TO
see Liberalism iHpart its color 10 the Elective Cham
oer, but the King could not choose otherwise than
among the Candidates whom the Chamber present
ed to him. and il must be admitted thai he has chos-
en- the most capable.
Closing prices on the 25th-Five per cnts. IO4f
loc.; fhrec per cents 69f20c.
COLOAIBLA.-We regret to learn, from source
on which we place reliance, that there is too much
foundation for the report, with regard to the sedi
Gus movement made in Puerto Cabello, in favor of
BOLIVAR and In opposition 10 the Constitution That
ats immediate effects must be lamentable for the
country we greatly apprehend, and should not be
surPrized to hear of scenes OF bloodshed; but re-
cent events have given and solid grounds
Tor confidence in The virtue and resolution of the
people, and we feel no doubt of the ultimate tri-
umph ofrepublcan principle. If the friends of Ii
berty are TO lose Bolivar, they may console them
selves with this reflection, which is in fact of far
greater importance
Caracas papers before us Of March 18th, con-
tain the official declaration Of the civic and Calao
batalions at Caracas and the Carabobo battalion
at La Guayra in favour of Bolivar also that of the
municipality of Caracas in favour of the Conven-
t!on Things Indicate a military conspiracy.
~: Y. Daily Hdu.
I.AGUfRA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1O.-The brig Colombia,
Capt. RuSan arrived here last evening from Laau
q, "ichcS sic sdiieu on ule evening oil the Esd
uit few days before the sailing of the Colombia
the authorities of Porto Cabelo publicly decreed
that they would pay no attention TO the proceedings
OF the Congress sitting at Ocano, and REQUEST
ed at the same time that Bolivar would crown him
self DIcTAToR. SAlutes of 81 guns were fired
from the batteries on the occasion. Ii was hour
~ expected that Caracas and I.aguira would
follow the same course. Petitions were about be.
ing sent from all the Military to the Liberator, to
assume the Dictatorship ofColombia He was ex-
Pected to arrive at Caracas in few days
~. S. Gaz.