Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-10

These ara all the reports that have reached me- Tn.
sr,ery OF the ecrve,es stationed East OF Tore chica
we' directed, aud with good effect, the enemy,
w"e.te.' Two sailors, In jumping ashore, hosted the
Riag'- fl'g on the fost aud tower.
A. O'Clock the sscond division and all the field ME
ces were landed and at half past the General in Chi.
went ashore A, the head Of his troops he mueI,a,e
'y executed movement to turn the batteries Of an.
enemy, which were carried alter different attacks a.
ganE mssses Of cavalry. The army WISE all lsni,d bv
noon /; occupies the in advance of III.
Ia aud 'h- head quarters at Tore Chic, Mum.
IONS 'ock, provisions &c a-o landed AMI cur op.
GRAFTON. will he continued with all possible actiytv
The Bay Of Tore Chica Sill Ferucb, offers much
ne"er shelter to the h.et than had anticipated Al.
ho"sh IL oren al the south, TO the east and ives,
winds the anchorage goo5 and the vessels will no
doubt ride in safety with their CHI ain cables
in haste to address, your Exceilrncy the r. ne VS.
cannot enter into greater details especially with
70 the operations OF the army. which are under nv
CONTROL will collect from the different repor,s IN.
claims OF those who are entitled TO his M.i,sty's con
"o a,,r and will submit them to your Excsency
Co'iectivev every one has done hs duty and con.ii
ere himself fortunate IL tho King finds that the arn.
has merit-d his confidence.
\ Accept, Sc.
The vics Admiral, COMMANDMENT. Chic, Of IN. N,v,,
Force, DJIpEpDC
DU MEN, June l3-Itis now knowa, tina, i'm the
month OF Apri! last. Solomon de Rotb.chiLI sent NJ
Goisehmid one OF his most intimate friends To Con-
s'an'inople, clothed with power 10 treat with the Orc
man Minister Tor loan. He passed through Vienn,
WIN suite proportional to the i'm OF his mis-
sion, and stopped at Pera the hotel of the Austrian
Ambassador Several conferences took place bet we.n
o"n and the Minister Of finances. before the latter
could distinctly understand the nature of his mis- zion
Nevertheless these conferences opened under the han
picst auspices. Nj. Goldschmidt in tho nd., of m.
u'nh compliments, having asked the Ottoman Minister
u 'he house OF Rohschd had the honor be known to
ms ExceIlency, the latter replied: "who de.s not
know the sun If European Bankrrs" An that We,
respecting the negotiation is, tina, in
should succeed the rich copper Mines Of Na,ola will,
he pledged TO NJ Goldschmit for the repayment n,
me loan We learn that NJ. Go'dschrnidt has visited
"a, hs mines with ~ douaniels. which the belief
sfacia Il
FROM LIvERPooL.-By the shin Italv Putnam,
inc Liverpool Journal OF June Goth, has been receiv
Cd we hnd no later intelligence in il from the Con.
'e"'' a"o 10 new items oil any general importance
" Y. Commercial.
me Meteor Steamboat arrived at Liverpool on tn.
Zo'h OF Jun'. from Corfu. She passed close by Al.
Serr on the sth o. June, and exchanged signals with
me b-'',-h and American Consu's on shore.
The KINo.-The Times OF the 9th saws the in
'ehg ence from Wind'or il disrs ssing. This mo-
ment OF the dissolution Of beloved monarch is verv
The Globe Of tho same evening does not contain
bulletin OF that day, but the editor remarks that IN.
pohc are houry expecting the sad intelligence Of his
"WiNDsoR CASTLE. June 23-The Kings cough
cohunue'' with considerable eypecor alton. Hi. Ma.
sy has slept at intervals in the night, bu, complains
oil great languor TO day.
LONDON, JUNE 3d.-in the fund, during the week,
very little has been done. II is holiday thi. d.v
Con'u's may be quoted they left off yesterday 80
n Liverpool; June 25, sailed Eigar Vaughn, N. York,
Delta, Wood, Virginia
The Eogli-h papers give account. of The French
army before Algers having carried several batteries
me point oil the biyonct, and that the nights in from,
Of the city were occupied by French troops They
consider the fail Of the pirates as certain
lmmed iate'y on the landing of the advance gu,rI
IN hr'' battery mounting sixteen guns was carried
az NE point OF the bayon- As the battery comrnan-
ded The bay, the remainder Of The army was covered
IN It's ebarcation. When III. army had compet.J the
landing several her battsrie. wero carried and the
9fxn,. IN front CT the Peninsula were occupied by the
(Erirdcfs from, a letter)
DUBLIN June 10 w. do not exaggerate, when
state to you that the people literally starving in
various districts OF Connaught and Munster tn. pro.
vinces In which potatoes almost the only TODD used
ny e poor; Inc distress s AZ great and appalling
II was in the summer of 1922 From fsi,,m on
OF tbs northern counties of Connauoht Lair .,a,
mat he gentry leaving the nciz hhourhood to "a.
cape me opportunities Of their starving tenants
VINO, wihont provisions or any employment by which
Wsy couid earn sixpence TO buy them, are fore I'd
oil her to snhsis cabages aad eds or oin some
t,e most reckless IN punierng by nigh, the houses
OF heir more rtnnate neghbors. who are known 10
nave provisions" letter from SIiso saws eth. emf
grant vessel In This wind bound and rov.s of
em'srants' male and female. may b. seen par aiding
through the town They a'e chiefly Pro,es,ants who
were industrious, and accustomed comforts: but
hei chances OF earning OF existence have b-en
aAny diminishing, they have prutrn,y resolved upon
ie'Y'ng THIS wretchsd country whilst ,hsy have We,
suihcient property TO transporte The mseIves" From
care and Limerick, am niormed hat tn. Distress i.
almost unexamplsd, and that their is little prosnscf Of
the Landlords receiving their rents; aad from Kksn-
ny an Intelligent gentleman writes, that a meeting
was heid IN that city yesterday to raise
IN ouer 10 preserve muiituds Of de siiuie
from pefi'hing At Green's Hill in the county of Ki
kenny, man named Britt died on Saturday last arcor.
ding to the Coroners verdict from scoId and waat and
my informant adds that nquess were held on MANY al
me poor who sink into The grave unnoced il would b.
found that they had died OF starvation Many of the
poor 10 the more remote parts OF that country are feed
ings upon weeds
some o. the provincial papers have recently Asserted
mat here had been upon some of the Country
banks. l was unwilling TO credit so apparently i'm.
PROBABLE statement, but find that co ninunic cations
nave been received in this morning from soma of
ne district branches Of the Bank Of Ireland stating
mat since the publication OF Mr. O'Connelps letter
mere hal been unusual demand for gold in xchsn
lot The notes OF the bank and requesting supply of
gold TO meet the increased demand.-A meeting of The
Bank Pfoprieors is 10 be hell this day, when IL is DOS.
sihl. the subject may I've alluded TO -
The following il an editorial paragraph from the
London Morning Chronicle OF the 22i: "An end must
be pu 10 the system which prevents the existence of
middle class in Ireland country inhabited mere.
~ by squiIe' and parpsrs is Necessary to country
IN an un"ound state In England, Scotland when any
branch OF indutry ia at stand the peopa of prooer.
~ are forced TO contribute 10 hs relic. OF the sufferers
ana mere are always means in abundance. Btt in
Ireland we have Sqrrersrcby, to pay whose excss-
sve rents the mot valuable g-icuual produce ex.
ported and excessive population condemned 10 IN.
lowest description OF food unable in OF deficiency
rom their pr0very, 10 obtain any substitute Thus
we perpetually hear Of the population Of a whole pro.
vlnre being IN state o! starvation Last night Mr.
ConneIl stated Chat the people IN Munder pere al
Hosf all IN state Of starvation The last years ctep
oil potatoes was exhausted, and there was no hope Of
Il speedy supply, owing TO the wet weather. The
people were also in some place, in Of insubor
dination Mr II. Grattan Confirmed the view given
ny hs hon memb'r Tor Clsre, Of the d-ress in Ire.
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