Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

His Majesty wDiappiy them with the u,mos
regard 20 economy, and will con inue a delbera,s
revision OF the several public establish ments with
v'cw 10 any further reduction Which ma b
compatible with tn dignity OF the crown S, wi
the permanent interests of thu country
yay Lords and Gentlemen:
It's Majesty comm inis u to congratulate. YOU
upon the general prosperity oil the country AMI
upon the satisfactory state of the pubic revenue
Ills Majesty cootemplste tn incresls, of our ii
nanciii resources with peculiar graft alton on ac-
couoi OF the decisive proof which j. exhibits tina,
the coalition OF his subjects OF progres siye
/ imp oyement
Hi Msjesiy commands us, in ccnclu sion, TO as.
sure you that his undated exertions will be direct
"a TO incuicate among foreign powers a spirit OF
| mutuh good wil-snd TO encourage the Industry
10 extend me coininerce'-aId advance the general
welfare OF his own dominions.
I According TO the French papers, n congress OF
all the powers was 10 be held at Layback.
| The Nuremberg Correspondent mentions re-
| port, that an alliance had been formed between
England, France, and Austria to prevent the ihrea-
tened aggraHdizeinrni of Russia.
Vi the expedition from Touon, there remained
no doubts. The destnationis the Morea and the
troops it carries Amount from II, 900 1t is in
snuatet that instead OF delivering Greece at once
IRON The Turks, Il viii provide oi itself ut the OK
pcnse oil The Greess; that English fleet will 90.
operate with 1t, and tnat the two powers understand
each other, and ii is possible the whole NAV PRO
coed to Constantinope, to prevent its falling into
! the hands of the Russians.
The Londo Globe AMI Traveller July a6tb saw
=" Hi Britannia hlajesty's ship Braln5e ha.
arrived from 0por,o. with letters announcing III /,
izure OF three English iierclian, Ships at Oporio
Dy me Portuguese authorities, under the plea OF
their being about to convey to England propcrtv
q longing TO the leaders OF the late Constitutional
forces"
The Gibralter Steamboat took about 100 Con
-titnonalists from Oporto, anu landed them at Boz
deuuK
t...l
lance oil The Grow ~ and Oh the 9TH July took The
oath, al the Palace Ajuca. in conformity witt,
what was done in the Cortes held in the yeas
l6ii.
Sir r Lamb left Lisbon OF The 9Th July.
Gcr'nan paper asserts that 100 900 Russians
are advancing to force the passage OF the Balkan
mountains.
Coocotroni, and twenty FIVE other chiefs, had
oeen arrested for conspiracy against the President
Count Capo D'istria.
meeting OF persons interested in the Glove
ade, end another meeting OF persons interested in
Tie SILK trade. had been held for the purpose OF
asking OF the government protecting duties; and
vi we are dosed ION this side of the water with
English free principles of trade,
Much damage TO the crops was apprehen ded
IRON 'he excessive rains which had fallen in Eng
land and ireland. Accounts OF inundaons are
r ceived from every part OF the country Vic
lent storms had also been experienced in Elan
de,s.
The British stocks remained steady a 81: Por.
tuguese 81 / 2; Russian 81 LIZ; and Mexican 80
= 4 TO 40.
ONE O'CLOCK We have received per Ca!edo
ma our London papers to the Slst July, aud Lii
vefpool 10 rhe "a August. The most important
'Tce OF intelligence is the decision of France 10
Send an army into the Morea, to compel Ibra-
hin to evacuate the Greek territory The Lon
don Courier states this 10 be done with the concur
.ence OF England Meantime, the Russians are
march COnSfanfipppIa In, -
me part sustained by England in these movements
the Times makes the following remarks
p" ihe Russians seem advancing in full and un
INSTRUCTED career towards Constantinople; and the
french Government has at last decided on sending
an expedition 10 the Morea. Both the Russian
and French Governments have previously sent
pecuniary succours to the Greeks, and have thus
gained an influence among that people through
their gratitude. Thus the Emperor OF Russia will
soon be IN possession of Consantnople, and France
OF the Peloponnesus, while our Government, the
third party to the treaty of London shall have the
satisfaction oil entering a useless protest against
their successful interference, OF dsgracngta gal
iant Admiral who gained an ''untoward" triumph,
and OF countenancing, at the expence of honour
and consistency, Z" our ancient ally the Turk,
whose barbarous policy with regard to Greece we
had year ago formed a league to resist
:. The King oil Engand's speech prorosuing Par
lament IS As insignificant as such speeches usual
ly are-The only fact of importance il discloses is
that Russia had consented to forego the exercise
OF her bciigereut rights in the Mediterranean and
that her feet and cruisers would act in concert
and under Joint instructions, with those of France
ana treat Britain Upon that speech the Liver
pool Mercury thus comments:
4uguSt /. PROPAGATION OF PARI1AMENT-
AMERICA TARIFF.-Our abstract OF the Kings
speech, on proroguing Parliament, will put our
readers in posse ssion of all the topics which min
isters have advised their Royal Master 10 expatate
upon.
We have not a word con era tua tnr the co,,ntry
npon the most signal triumph over intolerance and
antiquated prejudice that has been achieved for the
last century; we mean the repeal of the Corpora
ton and Test Acts. We suspect that this omission
Is 10 be ascribed TO the feelings of the Cabinet on
tie subJect-The triumph is national, not ministe-
rial. 1t has been wrung from government which
disiikes the slightest approximation TO reform of "a
ny species Then there is not syllable about Ire
land, and most wonderful forbearaDce is evinced
IN ab5taining from renonsrance with the weak
ana insoient Portuguese Government, and the un-
principled perured caitif, who SO the most pre-
cious diadem stole and put il in his pocket"
Inc late American farIf appears TO us to be in
hnitely more important England that any topic
touched upon in the Royal Speech; and yet there
is not even.an allusion TO it, Here we were dis
appointed, as we had hoped thai Ministers would
nave told the Americans, in the face of all the
world, that fthat tariff is TO be persisted in Eng.
land can, and will, procure her cotton and tobacco
from some other quarter. We have no doubt of
the praccablity OF this kind of justifabe retaIia.
uon; ana We hope next week 10 show that cotton
equal 10 any that America yields can be had chea
per than now imported, and nearer home into the
bargain.
Troops were embracing for ireland; hut the
London Courier says, the military force there is
not TO be Increased; and that the re gimens embar-
king, are only TO replace those returning home.
The Committee on NJ. Labboy dc Pompier's mo-
ton in the French Chamber Of DEPUTIES for i'm
Pcachlhg M. de Viiicle, ha' reported by ma