Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-01

has also received a,tcrins inyltaton 10 ACCOMPANY
bis Royal nighns<s to Greece tonake researches ela
tive 20 the arts and antiquities in that country under
h- prc-c,ien of.the new Government aud at the same
tim to I'LL The office OF Court Chaplain.
The Morning Herald of the 20,h says:-we Learn
from the Manchester Courier hat there is general
turn ou' In that town among the COTTON weavers. We
trust, however, that such disturbances is likely In
tke place a thre atened the peace there about IL months
ago. Delegates have been appointed on pat Of The
wesvsrt to tee, with leading manufactures (Mr.
Parker) wio Is disposed TO offer terms hich we hope
may met the sppsobs ion OF all par,ics.
| FRANCS THE F,ench papers generally agreed in
regarding The dissolution OF the Chambers as near a,
hand, aud both parties were preparing Tor the event
reror. prevailed on The l6 b. a, PAii that ia &.
Chambers we've 10 be ina ediaely dis. oye and tia,
new one was 20 be convokcd the 3lst Of May Tie
parer. OF the II mention the repetition of tn rel orr
| but a al that IL was not credited.
." The porogaton has had the effect that mrh, have
been ancipa'ed-.t has enabled the LIBERAL Deputies
10 canvass their respective deprm nts with all the
ecidt OF men who had dole Il cir duty and thus
the ,r'tension. Of Royali>t candidates.
EFpedtion against Aigiers.-M. de Boarmcn' was
10 leave Paris the 2lt OF Aprour dates are of the
iSh- assume the Command Of the expedition agans,
Agers.
The total amount of the troops destined to join the ex-
pcdition, which were to arrive in the environs of To-
| ION between the 25th and 10Th April werc 81 $50
men-namcly 3002j of infantry; 600 cavary 1000 ar.
uiery ana l22o engneers.-1he number of horses and
mules Tor the cavalry artillery, and Wagon train and
baggage to be embarked, will be 1880 To the above
may be added, 30 horse 40 foot gcnNrmes 100 de-
putty conmssarics AMI 200 employed as clerks Sc
crearies, attendants upon the Field Hospitals and other
supernumcrarics, divided into two companies
The ships belonging TO the royal Navy which are to
form part OF the expedition. all in harbor, except
the .aarie Iherese, which is fitting out They
have already formed their lines i'm order TO avoid all
kind OF disorder and confusion. They are 81 i'm num-
Der among which are five OF the line. One of the
French papers says il is be ieved that the Pacha of
Egypt will cooperate wi h France i'm the attack
upon Algicrs, and that should il succeed that Re-
gency viii be placed under the control of the Pacha
who will pay yearly tribute to France as species
OF indemnity This appears 10 VS. to be than
doubtful.
Two ships, Tuscan and Sardinisn, have been taken
in the act of attempting violate the blockade and con-
vey supplies into Algiers. Both have been declared
cool and lawful prizes, notwithstanding the remon-
strances of the Austrian Ambassador.
Mr. Hughes has left the Hague for Paris pre- yous,y
to his repapng 10 his new post at Stockholm, which
he has lately been appointed By the American Govern
ment.
SPAIN.-Bv a royal decree, the Salic law has been
abolished In Spain, the King having resolved TO settle
the succession on his issue by his present, wife, whether
male or female. This has created much excitemen n:
may ass from the Bourbon line.
L0naon Corn Exchange, dprH 81 In the wheat
trade mere little doing and no alteration from the last
markets quotations. OAts are dull For barley there
is ng demand bu, not sufi lent TO aft the price
which remains as Oh Monday. la beans and peas no
| alteration.
NEw-YoRK, May 2S.- One o'clock p. Nf-The Ma
poieon has lust come ups she sailed from Liverpool on
the 18th We have files OF London and Liverpool pa
pers, the former the 24h and the latter 10 the av
of sailing inclusive The laieness of the hour obi
us TO give but brief summary Of their contents We
md nothing, however, OF particular political com
| bule in o; the Kings health in the London Cou
Tier OF the evening Of tie 9th, that his Majesty
continued better.
The papers continue speak of the improvrmen nj of
business in pleasing terms is anticipaIed that Their
will not long remain an unemployed operative in any of
the manufacturing towns
ha
contain long dem official document, exposing the
grievances which France has 10 complain Of ainst Al
gers ~ shows that the causes ef quarrel seriou
andscan only he decided by appeal to arms.
An extensive failure has occurred at CadiZ that of
Miguel Lobe. very eminent mercha ant of long stand
ing and 40 years OF He has fa"d for nearly six
hundred hou aud dollars. or about fl20,000. Several
OF the native Cadz houses are sufferers to a large
| amount
The Courier Of the 2nd ut says the accounts from
the manufacturing Districts and from the country gene
rally aye promising. At all the leading manufacturing
places here Is gradual and sustained improvement in
the state of trade.
The RuiSO de Ia Ne,lifeyrnnnee has received letter.
from Alexandra, affirming that the troops of the Pacha
oil Egypt have not moved.
SAVANNAH. May % Late and important from
to'om6td-FHght Of Bolipar.--To gentleman, a
passenger in the brig America arrived rday from
ST. Thomr, are indebted for the following impor.
tant intelligence from Colombia, received ST. Thomas
by the m,il boat from Lagura, two days beiJe the de.
parure OF the America:
revolution healed by Gan. Undenaa, the former
friend and hrn supporter of Gen. Bolivar, took place
a, Bogoia on the 22d of April. The whole comn
try declared itself in favor OF Venezuela Bolivar with
General o Learv, and few followers Il ew with the
utmost precipitation tow rds CArhagena in oriert was
pe'umrd 10 get OF of the country His destination
was not known; bui his power IL completely an end
probation OF Juan ID. Arismend, dated at Caraca.
on The 2o'h OF April, announces the revolution in 30
gaia, which is stied to have been the consequence of
The principles proclaimed by Venezuela in Move mber
last, AIDED by The sentiments al the olery favor
is tasn atat
OF despo'In, aud established the glorious destiny Of
Venezuela aud the happiness OF South America.
The u. S. shd Erie was cruzing among the Isl
ands-hid visited 81. Thomas and sailed for 81 Barts