Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-06

nou as well on the disastrous consequences OF the
ecnon oil the Decree the necessity OF peti,ioning
The King to revoke il, II he sh TO destroy the
advantages winch he now proposes to grant to this city
when he declared free poft, mixed Con- mi,,ee was
appointed. composed OF members OF the Municipality
| and the Consulate.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND
BosroN, June 30.-Received by the Co,0f liver
pool paper OF the 2ist May contaiung London articles
| of the ooh.
The health Of the Bri.h King had so much improv
ad mat De- Tierney had returned 10 his practice in
We find nothing Of interest relating to England
Parliament was engaged in receiving petition. sub
jecs OF reform and rerenchment and In debates there
win connected but, with very little practical result
Lord Aberdeen had announced in the House OF Peers
mat an the arrangements respecting Greece had been
completed aud that the official documents in pro.
gress OF printing IL had been officially announced 10
me Allied Ambassadors in Con.tsntinople that on the
22d April the Sublime Porte had acccded to the
nens respecting the independence and government
oil Greece, as prescribed by the treaty of London.
| FRANcE-The Paris NIoniteur OF May IL, contains
| an oilciai ordinances Of the King DIssoLvrNG the
Chamber OF Deputies convokiug the electoral colleges
| Tor June and July, and convokiDg the chamber Of
h' popularity OF the Agerine Expeditions aud the pros
pect OF its brilliant success, the Ministry anticipated
| favorable result Of the election.
| EHE NETHERLANDs.- Great excite ment preva;,eJ
in the Begic Netherlands, in consequence of the Sc
we're punishment 10y the Government OF the Messrs.
rouers i'r libel. The papers spoke freely of sepae-
"'''" u os'g"h rom foiiand. Confined
| New York, July l.--HaD past f,oo o'clock, p NJ
I'VE have justreceve our Paris papers by the Sully
They are TO the 18th OF May inclusive.
i The National states that the Spanish Charge NJ AL
giers, had arrived Maorca having been ordered Inv
the Dey TO quit the Territory The Danish Consul had
also been ordered leave, that The English Consul
was the only Consular Agent retained al Algiers.
The Paris papers of the 18Th May say, Ina, in con-
sequence OF the or!er for the dissolution of the Cham
oers having been long anticipated. its publication had
produced little or no effect on the money market.
PARIS, ~ Is we yesterday received N York
pape5s TO the lYt, pl'.: three columns principally
filled with intelligence from Enc land and this county
firms he llippn nf
the Ottoman Porte having aeceded TO the resolutions OF
the three Powers relative to Greece.
Letters from st Petersburg, given by the Augsb urg
Gazette state that the Emperor of Russia had made
deduction three millions OF ducas in favor of the Porte
and that every hing now is finally settled.
The latest Intelligence from Constaniinople confirms
the rumor that extensive ornaments making at IN
port Thirty ships Of the line and irisaes are to be
lifted all the Greek silors now at Constitutional,
are engaged and receive high pay. Upoa the media
ton OF the Russian Ambas ador Constantinope IN.
States oil The second rank, sueh as SPAIN Sweden, Den
marx, and ples, whose ships subsct certain
duties on entering the Black Sea, free from
c tax.
Dutch paper announces the death of NJ adame lie
i'a Bonaparts at Rome No Intelligence this etfec
has yet been received at Paris direct,
We learn from ST. Peersburgh that the Emperor ha
issued an Ukase which will tend TO raise the town
Narva from the state of decay into which had sunk
@ Narva was formerly Commercial Town OF consider
~ bic Importance, anJ the measures prescribed bv IN
Okase are calculated TO encourage the merchants an
give every facility TO persons who may wish es
, tablish manufa ctures.
II lre oil considerable number of houses Brixey-aux
Chananoines The .Ndrrdtem de la Nfeuse in announc
ing his disaster, adds circumstance which we trust
: will prove unfounded namely, that out of the $40 in
habitan's OF the village no fewer than 16j persisted
the nlmesl
y A German paper announces that vessels are 6un,
out in the ports of the Two Sciies, 70 be placed
tuaiy at the disposal of France during the expedition
II gainst Algers
The German papers mention report on the Frankfor
Exchange on the authority of commercial letters from
rieste that corps OF Russian troops are to be embark
ed at Cronstadt to proceed the Morea reinforce
the troops OF the French expedition still in that country
The King of Sweden and Norway has recently sen
TO the Norwegian Siorthng proposition for law to be
drawn up, by which all corporations of trades tC
be abolished in his doninions.
meeting took place yesterday morning in the Bois
de Boulogne between two gentlemen of distinction ono
oil whom was reported TO be English Admiral Al
the first exchange of shots both the parties wound
ed the one in the arm and the other iii the elk. The
balls Immediately extracted the spot The Sc
conds then nteriered and the affair settled. The
duel we hear originated in supposed insult offered to
lady.
The following is the order in which the troops are to
lanI:--
The landing fte invading army on The coast of AL.
gers, will he effected in one ine is field pieces on
carriages will he placed in barges, with heir amuni.
ton boxes. The Engineers will take 10000 bags of
earth, their tools and Iances; they will throw the bags
aud tools the shore, and then spring the land by
The aid OF the ances The boats OF the 2nh line will re
ceive II cases of muske cartridges large of
charges for eight pounders aud large
Tor the held mortars. In each of the barges, No.
employed for the landing of the troops, TO be d. spacbe
from each ship will convey of wall gun, and
barrels Of cartridges for these guns the boats of the
2nd squadron which will have board the cases of
rockets will put onr into each barge OF troops Every
man will receive 80 rounds of cartridges and nints
with rations and water for days (Here follows the
regulations for signals, and the wiihdra wing of the
larges after they have landed the roops) The two
ines OF transport boats, preceded each by line of tow
boats, will proceed towards the shore; the boats
Of the first line will endeavour reach the land all
together. The partial landing of division will be
effected by line of boats and barges, which will form
in the the first line, in the general dis
cmbarkaton, and will follow that line in all manmv-
res. After this landing of the two divisions, and of
the field artillery, and of their necessary materials the
boats and barges will then be at liberty will hasten back
with their boats the vessels Of the reserve and
to the convoy, in order to land the third division of in
iantry, artillery and engineers, well as the aiming
field pieces. The embarkation will take place precise
ly in the same order the foregoing. The field Hosp-
tails and the Surgeon Majors will land with their espec-
tive divisions Two Surgeon Majors of Marine; 2 AS
sisants, and nirmary men, will disembark at the
same time, to he ready TO render immediate succour to
the wounded"
BOLIVAR.
very important letter from Carhagena June LIST, ap.
pears in this ToroiDg's Daily Advertiser. We have
only room for the following extract. The true charac.
ter OF Bolivar will ye, be known in this country, not
withstandng the efforts OF portion Of the press TO
HE NH ic mi nd.