Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-16

The King remslnci In much the s,me state "a a, for
mer oates. He had cent a message to the House OF
iords TO provide Tor the sign manual being allie In
eign with his hand the public Instruments III.
following u the last bulletin.
{" Windsor Castle, June 1.-The King has pas.eJ
qu'et nigh Other reports hs Majesty continues tho
The previous bulletins stated that lie King had again
experienced difficulty in his breaihing.
In the House of Lords. on the 9Th May Lord Aber.
een announced that Prince Leopold declined TO accept
the Sovereignty OF Greece. The reason for this n.
ssted was that the Prince made such demands "a the
hlies deemed unreasonable. Lord Aberdeen stated
that this crcumstance would Of DELAYS but would
not interrupt the final settlement Of the affairs of Greece
nor would il change in the relations . xisns
between Great Britain and the Allies.
The papers are filled with pecula,ons on this sub
ject.
PARIS. May 20 The Gazette announces that Ia
mir Pacha his arrived at Marsers, and that he Is the
bearer OF letter TO the King OF France from the Sui.
tan II i saii that the Pacha whose arrival is thus
announced, has not direct from Constan,popIe
but from Aigers, 10 which place he bad been sent for
the purpose of inducing the Day to submit lie add.
ed that the commander Of the blockadng squadron
would not allow him TO land.
The following telsgraphic Dispatches have been re-
ceived by the Government from the Maritime Project
at Toulon:
May 81 twelve o'cock-Tbe transports of The third
division are getting under weigh.
Hait past three o'clock-One hundred and thirty
SIX transports have just set sail for their destination
uhosr convoy oil ths Daupene and the Ciyogne We
have no more vessels remaining, except few which
have met with slight accde ns and which will sail with
ara a.
M,rseies" ~ w ''' ~
The following message we inl in tho Jeurna, Je
Kauen OF May 27.-"We have seen this morning per
son who left Caen yesterday at Q o'clock n N trvbo
bad heard report similar 10 those stated in ,ha p,
Journals Public attention was nevertheless, grs,iIv
excited by IN: fires which still continue to ravage the
country; but there is Of violence being ex
ercised upon either the real or supposed nroo,ers of
these Tires, upon the soldiers who had let them e
cape. But is fact that battalion of the 4h Reg.
ment OF the Line, which to have left Caen the dsv
before yesterday, at in the morning for Touon. re-
eeve' counter orders during the nigh; and is to be- X
sad dispersed in small parties through the arrond,se.
men's OF BaveuN, Wire, and Faleise"
The Pi'ote dn Cavaos speak. of the counter orders
gwen for the departure of the 4th regiment, It,n-
S S aso two new fires In the announcements Of
81 i.o and Vrc and complains Of tbs obstinate r.f,-
Guard " WV -'"'o'a'
AT any rate add, III. Journal du Ropen. son,. ,oh,
mns' ne thrown upon The rumors which have reached
Paris before they reached Ronen and which denote.
IN inc population OF the departments of Lower Norman
uy' such greatexaspeaion, that the Minister considers
ay 10 nave recourse TO an extraordinary show
orce as much at least against the inhabitants as a.
galn-t the promoters Of these fires
The following intelligence of the 23l ino, from, Tor,
ION although OF date anterior to tina, of the Teegr,
ph,c npaches given by ne, will he found of interest
II .ne meet could have departed with the light north
west breeze tina, blew for short time on ,bs Io,b 4,
womld now have been very nesr the coast NJ Afrc,.
on' " was impossible TO place 100 ships of war and
% winch must necessarily all sail together at
ne mercy OF wind that regularly fell everv evening
and might leave them al sea in calm sub;ec, % iii
me accidents likely 70 occur among such multitude of
'esseis besdes, when the first division of the arma
he mas taken It's Departure the xt mu follow with
III - nours or be waited for sea- 90 that the delav
would stilI be the came. and the r.k greater
gu may Imagine that the Admiral ia imp,t;entI,,
waning Tor the moment when he can give the signal for
.aing On the firing Of the first grp for their depar
ture the whole 'et will shout Of ;,v tb., y;n
reach me shore The soldiers begin 10 be w.arv of
hei confinement, end many are sick. The horses suf.
Ter uch as they have not the air thew have been ac
custorned TO- AMI are limited in their allowance nj ,y.
,er'-io-day, ten days provisions for the mrn have
sen, on board; the same supply for the horses was
embarked Yesterday. General Bnurmont il mnrh out
OF "umor' but he can have nobody 10 blame hut tho
gouso OF 'he winds, ior every in the re, has used
hs utmost endeavours 10 avoid DELAY The vi.ito-s
VINO came 10 see the fleet take lis departure nav. hs
come urea OF waiting and many have loft TouIop I,
appears That we take Agiers, roops will not be
suffered to enter it, at ea't take up their quarters
there; three camps will be formed under the walls
ms resolution has for It's object avoid the ex cesses
SO destructive TO discipline and injurious to the he alth
ioDA co.-This market is in languid state with
III ie prospect OF Improvement In n few months the
ne" crop VIII be making lie appearance, and from the
ias auVlces u expected TO he large and of good oual
~ Inc stock is abou, % 600 hhds principally old or
ohaty qualities An expectation is INDUCED among the
raue mat the proposed MEASURE Of Government allow
ing The growth Ct Tobacco in Ireland will be abandon
ed on account OF the difficulty in collecting the reye
' wv
The cotton market is fiat, but prices are no, lower