Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28
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FROM FRANCE.

The ship Nile aud packet ship Havre arrived at New
York on Sunday morning from Hayre, the latter having
sale on the morning. and the former the evening of
the 18th of April Our Paris papers, yet received are
ly to the evening of the 3lst of March, which contain no
news of Importance y
The Cotton market at Havr. had been brisk ND to the
3D. and the sales extensive at small advance in price
letter Of the 18th says Section is dull to day. Ashes
and Whacbone declining, consumers not willing to give
the late rates 80 Clover Seed had been sold at III
IL f. per 80 Kilograms"
Commercial letters from Alexandra, Of February 2,
states, that call the of the Egyptian Govern
men tend to prove that the Island Of Canada will be in
corporated with Turkey. There is doubt that Eng
land herself insists the determination, contrary
the representations of her allies The many effort, on
the part OF Count Capo dIs'ras effect the enamel
patton of that Island, aud which many calami-
ties to its unfortunate inhabitants, have checked rather
than promoted his views England, anil more particu-
irIy the Government of the Ionan Islands has always
looked upon the Count with jealous eye, because dur
Ing his Presidency Greece, he has by
appeared disposed to favor English interests The cleo
ton of foreign Prince to the throne of Greece and the
consequent removal of Capo dIsras, whichs consider
ell "a a Punishment from Iis country appear 10 the
Greeks as punishment inflicted by the English Gov
ernmcnt on Count Capo d'Istrias for dsobedience
Whatever enemies the Count may have among his coun-
trymrn, yet he Is respected by the majority Of the
treeks, who gratefully acknowledge the important
vices he rem Tered them in critical times. His removal
will be universally regretted. and the King, who
IL stranger to the nation, will not meet with hearty
welcome at first The Egyptian fleet has returned in
COOL condition TO port but Will sail again shortly for
naval cvolutions in the open
Rumors OF a change in the Ministry continue to pre-
vail Nj. de Peyronnet is mentioned for the Interior;
NJ Ferdinand dc Berther, for the Marine; NJ. Dulon
for the Finance Department, and NJ Guernon Ranville
Tor Keeper oil the Seals the latter to be succeeded
Minister OF Public Instruction by NJ. Berger.
IL is said that the blockading squadron of Algers,
having lately in rather close 10 the shore the
new batteries fred upon them, but of the shot
reached them.
On the goth March, twovesses, laden with IS 600 can
Toulon from Antilles
NJ. Freycnct, member of the Institute was about to
undertake another VOYAGE round the world.
Nj. jacques Recamier, formerly one of the most
opulent bankers Of Paris, died lately very advanced
age.
The Constitutonnel of the Ist of AprI savs-ss Ia il
true that there exists Treaty between the British Co
vernment and ours, by which the Cabinet of st James
imposes on France the condition of abandoning Aleers
within month after the presumed surrender of that
town. Is it true that the Prince de Pognac has ac-
cepted the disgrace of such Treaty? We have this
Tact upon respectable authority and nohiRg in the past
or present conduct OF Ministers prevents giving credit
to it. Nevertheless, however dependent Our Cabinet
may be upon Foreign policy, incredible that IL
can have descended to such depth of degra daon"
TIE Journal dn Commerce Of the fra, of April saws
THE rnmor OF ves'r lay wAs, ih,t the Ministry,
rsihcr the Camaril'a, have cbrnged their IS and
there will he dissolution, br the Session will be roo
pcnrd in the month Of June So much credit il given
to 'bir report, tai issd many Deputies have deferred
their Departure from Paris"
one de'achmant Of the ligson fti out at Best has
DEPARTED for TOulon, and the will set sail the mo-
mrnt their equipments complete
For time paat sever,I English Mi.,onarea have
been pross cutting their sbos at Warsaw in a,temn,nS
70 convert laws 10 CHI istiani'y, and have obtaoed
success. From THE central point thew are extending
thsir Efforts TO other principal Poland and even
into Volhvnea. They distribute grca, number Of BIZ
blss aud Religious Tracts.
The Austrian Observer of the 21st inst gives de.
tailed srcorDt Of the present state If the Creek Army
AID Navy Many Of tn. commanding officers of tn
army are r'isnsts Of vsous nations aal great part
OF them are French Both the armies Of Eastern and
western Greece are hi- morent without Chiefs. as
General Church and Prince Ypsil,nti have rs,iyned
The u Elk lani ofc.s amount u Is 739 The ma
Wy has considerably declined, and consists onv Of
one iigats Of 81. corvsue Of 26 three sie,mer.
(nf which Two 8 and 4 euns) nine btigs Of
'o'n = 10 ~ guns. five gun-boats, and twenty eight
VESSELS and transports
Accounts from Constan'no'l' TO 'hc 26 h February
ftatr that the Porte has p,id the second nalment Of
tn indie Tnitv stipulated the treaty of Adranouie in
favor ri Rn"ian Comm rec. II IL added that in ac-
KIN w'edgfn mt Of This pro nptnoss the Russian Cahi ct
has RENTED s'vsrsl ihousaud ri ,.tres. The Rus,i,n
army was making proportions for recrossing The Bal
KAN
The Berlin State Gaz,tte Of the 22I inst gives the
following inieig from Loldop: = On tie suhj~ct
ot Greece since The conference Of the Of February
two others tv"re hsld the ooh and 26 Of the same
month"; al the irt o. these we are infor med the three
powers entered into engagement guarantees the in
t"gri'y oi he New State. TIE other powers Of Eu-
rope viii he invited 70 accede tie terms of the proo-
col. u will he OF high importance she fend of hui
many, " che report he confirmed that the three now.
ere wiz deserve the right Of n'eicsdng With the Porte
~ favor OF the inhabi'ans of The islands NJ Sinos and
Gambia in case they sbovld be reaied nv the Turk
ish authorities tie aso asserted that he Allies will
guarantee the loan TO he rssd by Grsece the product
ef which will he applied To The pay and maintenance Of
The Greek troors The French cofps viii remain IN
the country another year erap. longer Nv order 10
UPHOLD The now formed institutions. The Conference
OF TIE 18TH OF February was employed solely II u sai1
IN concerning The mode in which the three powers should
communicate ofe pcrie atd 10 the New State the reso
ln'ions hey had adopted"
private i-tef from Csiiz 10 tho 5fh inst ann,nhces
hat the Spsni.h expedition sgsinst Mexico wac 10 nj,
W sea ON the sih The roops had already arrived rom
u anAdS and Vdenia. The no'ilia viii eons.t ~
Ship OF the line, figae, two sloo,s, brig and bs
us"'forts. ID Ed~arl Morsl Ia. en- cred into con-
tac- A. Cemmi.ssry G neral and il acv, iy occupied
10 'e.fg IN store icf twelve month"; ~ lyagi Ttesx-