Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-12
cation shall exchanged at London In 10 days. or sooner,


EXPLANATORY ARricLE.
IL agreed between the high contracting parties, that
The stipulation relative 10 the complete cessation OF hosi-
ties, contained in article three OF the of this
day, comprehenls the Grand Duchy OF Luxembourg and
that pat OF Lmburg which is Professionally occupied by
me Belgian troops ~ /: moreover understood that until
the conclusion VI the deui,ive treaty. OF which mention is
made in tie said article three OF the OF this day
The navigation OF the Scheldt shall take place the
footing as before The LIST oil November of 1882.
HE present explanatory article shall have the same
force and validity rs II 1t were inserted word for word in the
convention oil this day II shall he ratified aud the ranfi
cation shall be exchanged u, the time those oil the
said con-, EN- ion.
In consequence OF the foregoing Cony en,ion Order Ia
Council, taking oil the Dutch Embargo published in
supplement- 10 the London Gazette of 29,h MAY.
he settlement oil the Belgian ques ion aud the taking
on The Dutch embaigo, Will give life 10 the trade oil
Holland aud the two noble Dutch ships now in this port
may proceed uuinolestcd to their destinations
The West India Slave ners, and the Mortgages of
the West India property have mustered in great
IN London express their disapprobaon Of the Minister
| III scheme oil slave emancipation.
PARIS, May 2S-l is quite certain that the Duchess Of
Beri, is forthwith to be liberated.
The Augsbargh Gazette OF the 23d of April, mentions
that III. insurgents in Bosnia had assumed fornds
attitude, aud were about to invade Albania in which case
the Sultan though he has made terms with one rebe ous
subject may find himself embarrassed by revolt nearer to
his capital
The Debates in the Chamber OF Deputies on the French
Minister'S financial! measures resumed on Monday
and Tuesday, and tie latter day the nc re
PORTUGAL
All the accounts relative Opoo, both from France and
every where else, lead expect that mt on the
part oil The iorees OF the young Queen s hand Many
fresh troops have reached the OF action aud every
,hi"g demonstae some speedy momentous exerton The
marquis OF Pamea, with three steam vessels fill with
troops, leit Falmouth harbor Tuesday afternoon The
oihcers and men were in high spirits The Coombia
steamer which LETT Falmouth on the 18th, and met with
an aeciuen al sea, was lowed into Falmouth by the Con.
nance steamer on Tuesday evening The other steam
boats sent out after her Sunday, had then returned
we understand that depuation of five persons from
Ir a lexy dav
ago, and that the discussion between them and the
ary Tor the Colonies was of rather violent character
Mr. Stanley Is reported TO have said that the Governmcn
had come TO their resolution deliberately, and would adj
here 10 it firmly IL we TO believe the rumor now
current however, there is no intention ofpressng the de
ais the ministerial measure during the present session
although The Government may insist establishing the
principle We give this, however, only the runor o
i the day.-Stm
brings papers from this island 10 the 10Th June-lS day
later than beiore-but they contsn nelligence-a
other topics being merged in the engrossing subject of
gro emancipation. We suhoin says the Commercial !
copy OF paper purporting 10 be memorial OF the de
egaies OF the Planters of Jamaica addressed to the B
fish Ministers.
"We claim from the General Government security from
future Interference with slaves, either by Orders in
Council, or any other mode recognized by laws
"We claim that sectaran Missionaries shall be left tc
The operation OF those laws which govern the other sub
ecs of his Majesty, and if those laws insufficient &c
protect us from renewed Instructions, excited through
their Vaccinations, we be permitted 10 amend them
We ask Tor such alterations i'll the shall
revive our prosperity by restoring the colonies
part OF the income OF their estates, which now and ha.
long been, altogether swallowed up by the exactions oil
the Mother Country.
"lfhese reasonable demands rejected, call upon
Government TO give W., without further hesitation or de-
lay, and equitable compensation for these interests which
it had thought expedent sacrifice for the supposed good
OF the empire.
i"Should compensation also be refused, finally and
humsly require that the Island Of Jamaica be separated
from The Parent Country, and that being absoved from
her allegiance 10 the British Crown be free either to
sumo Independence 10 unite herself some State by
whom she will be cherished and protected and not in
suited and plundered.'
FROM ST.. NINCENT.-A report having been circu-
lated among the slaves Of this Island that they would be
emancipated on the arrival of the Vice Governor,-ant
hat event having taken place without the expected
alarming symptoms OF INSTRUMENTATION had
selves on two orhree oil the estates in the windw par
The ISLAND The Lieut. Governor had issued his procla
nation iispelling the deuson, and enoinng strict ant
cheerful obedience o their masters