Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-04
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ENGLAND
The appointment OF Lord NJ elyille to the Adj
mraity Is at length officially announced: as is also
the appointment OF Lord Peterborough as success.
ser 10 Melville.
Lord Duunally, brother to F. A. Prittie, ESQ.
M. +. Tor lipperary, is TO be the new Representa-
1--WE Peer, vacant 10y the death oi the Earl oil Erne
By this elevation the Catholic cause gains a vote
IN the House Of Peers.
Mr.. Robt. Hay, the Under Secretary OF the
Colonial Office, is TO supplant NJ John Wilson
Croker in the Secretaryship OF the Admiralty
LONDON, Sept. "a.
Cffy, 1testtdy Eren'mg.-1here has been no
arrival OF any Importance from the westward tb;,
day.A The intelligence Of yesterday has, howe
yer, been confirmed, that Messrs. Rothschii. s.
Co nave taken an Austrian loan of ten millions
sterling, at four per cent, one half payable i'm
bonds OF the old loan, which evidently proves that
the principal object of the new ton is TO
reduce the interest of the Austrian floating debt,
aud at the same time TO enable the Government
10 have handsome surplus OF cash in hand. Rus
STA has obtained loan in Holland, certainly OH
terms advantageousy, as we yesterday stated from
the house OF Hope & Co. of Amsterdam but no.
thing Precludes Austria from obtaining equal
confidence aud credit, particularly ia her own do
minons, or Oh this side of the water. The rate at
which the new Austrian loan is taken we do not
venture to state but We think that it i, likely to
become more popular ia England than the Rus
Consois look firm and steady az 50, buyers al
though the business done is OF an unusually lin
tted KIND This has been the proinne mt feature
Tor the last four days-expectations Of great news
Unattended with any want of confidence Sub
joined is the list Of to-day's prices:
Sr,f'sh-New Four per cent, IO2 Ia; India
Bonds 94s Exchequer Bills, 7es to It's PIN Con-
soils for account, SO I-5.
Foreign-Brazan. 81 LIZ Buenos Ayrcs. L.
to Al ChiliaE, 80 to 81 ;Co,umban, 1924, % IL.
third expedition from Toulon was to sail be-
tween the goth and 3Oth of Sept
IoULoN, Sept. ls.-In the latter end of the
month OF August three Algerine mistics attempted
orig Alert, commanded by nj. Andra de Nerciat,
was ordered 10 capture them. For this purpose
the captain Thought it right 10 throw about fifteen
marines on the shore, when instantly about hun
arei AiGerine horsemen rushed upon them
They must inevitably have persisted il ruin close
10 the spot had not afforded them shelter. They
at once took refuge in it, aud well kept up Ere
repuised the Algeriue cavalry. One marine only
was killed iii the action
During the Eight the three mistics were burned
by the French brig. The man@uvre was
the rctore successful.
The vessels called mistcs carry from so TO 60
men, they act as a kind of centinels along the
coast, and throw themselves on such merchant
vessels as pass in sight. The blockade by our
squadron preventing the Dey of Algiers from sen
ding Out either frigaes coryettes, he svas him
PORTUGAL
LIsBoS. Sept 8. Yesterday small ship of
war, from the port Of Faro in Aigarvia, came in
here, to announce to Don Miguel that the Bra
Una. .iiian squadron, with the young Queen Do,na
Maria, was on tie Ist a, the mouth of the Douro
In consequence OF this intelligence the govern
inent began to the arrest of all the Brazil
rams mere, no matter OF what class; and even wo-
men, whose husbands are in Brazil, have been
threatened with arrestif they visited one another
aisD bar cir
OBJECTS OF The particular attention of the satellites of
Don Miguel, and last night English, German,
French, Italian, and Piedmontese, were arrested
DONNA MARIA is daily expected in England.
GREECE.
TRIESTE, Sept 5.-We learn from Corfu that
iOfaiiain Pach is assembling his troops in the Mo.
rea, and intends to take up position i'm fortified
camp between Cor0n and Modon. That this as
senoHng oil Tie Egyptian troops is for the purpose
OF coming TO an understanding for the evacuation
oil me Morea on the approach of the French ex-
Pedltion, seems rather doubtful suppostion,
which our letters from Corfu call in question.
ihey say "Iorahim does not think Of leaving the
Morea, but he is prepared 10 make a vigorous re-
sistancc TO any attempt 10 compel him to it, The
french VIII lind him ready for battle and their
couH'ry'nen In The Egyptian service will proba-
Dry 10 their utmost TO servo their new country"
Sir PULTWEY MALCOLM has arrived OF Ma
warm.
hItroct Of letter, dated Lirerpool, 25th Sept
"lne Crop OF Wheat in ireland is a good one
that oil Oats bad one. The Crops i'm Scotland are
about an average crop, but in England the crops
are deficient, and the stock of old Corn beinr
very small supplies must be had. Prices have
advanced on the Continent, and the crops there
are by no means abundant"
We have seen letters from Hayre of leah Sent
The markets remained without change or If any
chanSe, II Is that Cotton was not quite so firm as
at the date of our last.
There had been no arrivals for few days pre
Wous, the winds having prevailed from the east
ward since the sailing Of the packets on 18th Sept
MEXICO.
w-FoREs Oct. 27.-The schr. Intependcnce
brings advices from Vera Cruz to the 18th ult
mexico was IN state OF great excitement on the |
SUBJECT oil the election OF President. Returns of
the votes from twelve states had been received |
nine oil which were in favor of Pedraza now Min.
lister OF War. the other three for Guerrero, the 9th
er candidate.
letter Of the 18th, from Vera Cruz. saws
" Since the date OF our last, we have had some an
Prehensions that our public tranquility would be
disturbed. Cen st Ana has seduced some or |
ooU oil tie troops at Xalupa, and marched ON TO |
take possession OF the fortress of Pirofe strong
mold, with the avowed object Of supporting the
pretensions OF one OF the candidates, Gen otter
Tero, tor the Presidency, against his antagonist.
Should ST. Ana be supported by his friend Guer
rero' we fear that civil war will be the conse-
quence Ii he stands alone, he will soon be pul
down" ~ pN'
IL was rep0rtad on the day the Independence
sailed, that 81. Ana had taken possession of the
castle OF Perote and was determined to sustain
IlerreFo as President by the force oil arms if he
was not elected by the voice OF the people.
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