Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-02


Levant Constannople and sunk by Russian squad
ron consisting Of ships. This lgence though
80 highly absurd has greatly exasperaed the sailors In
sending out the French ships by one. slight mu-
tiny took place yesterday board the Rhone
the Of which refused work. and came ON shore
They complain Of not receiving their pay regularly
They were, however, compelled to return board, and
are now guarded by party OF gendarmerio.
New York, June IS.
BY the ship Fredonia, Capt Page the Journal of Com
nerce has received Havre papers the evening of May
2lst, and Paris to the Goth inclusive containing London
dates to the evening OF the 18th. The dates are four
days later from France, and two and half days later from
England.
LONDON, May l7.-The representatives of West
India commerce ened yesterday, and delberaed on
the measures to be taken for opposing the
project.
The inquiry relative to the at Cold Bath Field con.
hnues great number OF witnesses remain to be exam
tned The questions put with more ction
and care than usual other occasions The process
will be longs it is believed the inquiry will continue for
some days to come.
LONDON, May lS-A great assembly is to be convened
on the 20h in the neghborhood OF Brning like that
OF last year. called by Mr.. Atwood His address TO the
My dear friends and compatrios-The ministers whom
we have brought the shoulders OF the people,
have betrayed their trust
We left them field OPEN but they have SADLY dsap.
pointed u.s. They have done nothing OF what they ought
to have done, and almost every thing which they ought
not They have given slavery for Ireland and power
Tor England Misery ia our homes, aud shame abroad
Twice year they have demanded the last shilling the
payment OF taxes Twice year they search for the
payment Of taxes.
Never will they raise to the level of our
burdens, or diminish burdens the measure of our
income We speak to them of Distress they deny it.
existence Ihey answer much the OF Egypt
I'VE are idle, we are idle, go to your work"
Friends and compatriots-There is hope for our
country while these men remain in power. The people
are borne down under the evil influence their domi.
nion is suitable that the people should assemble in
masses, pe-ceaby, legally and in their majesty. II fit
iaf tha fnnfo NJ
Our good King will again hear petitions. These un-
Just ministers will be driven away. aud prosperity be
stored TO our people Come, them more, my friends
EXHIBIT again your innunerable masses! Come with the
hearts OF lons but with the kindness of lambs Re-une
yourselves, as you have done before, at Newhal the
zoh oil May and give the proofs that you under
stand your rights and determined to defend them.
There must be no violence, disorder, insurbordi
nation any Peace order loyalty and union ought
to be our wachwords See the arms by means OF which
we have acquired our gigantic strength. With these
arms we have conquered the liberties of country
FRANCE
PARIS, 2lst May.-The Quoiidenne of Yesterday has
from NJ de Kergolay the Minister of the Interior and
IN which The expeer speaks OF the accouchement Baye
BREsr, 10Th April-The corvette La Saone called il
Is not known why since she has been appointed to carry
the Duchess de Berri to Italy, will shortly arrive under
the walls OF the castle of Baye She will wait there tll
the Princess has recovered from the effects OF her ac-
couchinen The cabin has not been fitted up a way at
all extraordinary; nothing more than would have been
The last letters from Bordeaux state that the Duchess
has almost entirely recovered and that her departure
Palermo will take place early in June.
MADRID May 9-The solemn protestation of the In
1ant Don Carlos reached the Court the 9Th inst CO.
pies were sent, it is said, all the crowned heads Ne
yeriheess, the preparation for the fets if no
SUCH occurrence had happened II is announced that
snam hight VIII take place the Goth and 9th June 25
voo men VIII assemble Tor the purpose and il is stated
that the King in person will command the troops who are
TO act the part OF defending the capital As the
mere is noihng new In the Provinces, except robberes
anu assassinatlons, which OF daily occurrence. A
Frenchman recently fell victim TO his own courage
band OF brigands had, during the night entered village
not lar from the capital; and combat ensued be-
tween the robbers and of the Inhabitants headed by
this Frenchman, whose is not known but who al
ter dealing death those rascals himself shar
ed similar fate.
Paris, May l7.-I is affirmed that Sir Straord Can.
nng' charged 6y the Cabinet OF London with mission
iave to the affairs of Portugal has been entirely unsuc-
eessul with the Spanish Cabinet and ON the point of
returning home
NJ Coomarde, exminister OF Spain, Who in conse-
quence OF the late revolution in the Cabinet Of Madrid
took refuge in France, has received TO quit Tou
iouse where he had taken up his residence and pro-
ceeded to Orleans This step has been taken at the So
Acitaion OF the Spanish government who are doubtless
uneasy at having the ex-nniste who is more jealous
parzan oil Don Carlos the borders OF the Spanish
territory.
PORTUGAL
The Lisbon Gazette of 2bMay states that the schr
Caroline and schr brig Fayaance loaded with isons
Tor me Constitutional army, were sunk by the Mguee
batteries at the North of the Doso they were attempt.
ing to make their way into port.
LONDON, May 1S.-It is stated that the squadron of
Sarorus was still at anchor in the beginning the month";
the BdyonDe Islands, Sarorious having received part
ms arrears, but the sailors being yet Disconnected.
TURKEY
PARIS, May 1.-THE news from Alexandria received
Today via Ioulon, gives believe that the affairs
oil the East are actually settled.
The brig Fleche, commanded by M. Pelon left Alex
andra on the 18th of April. NJ Menaul Consul Gene
raj oil France at that port despatched M Charn his first
secretary with veryimportanta aud urgent
"hIeh he was charged 10 deliverio the government.
These dispatches bring inlelgenc OF The signing of
the Treaty Of peace 6etOeea Tbrdhim y cha and me
SufGn An express sent b. ISSaa, pscha. and ano,heC
by Admiral Koussin arrived Alexandra about the same
time. The French and foreign legations Immediately as-
semted al NJ Miaaulrs. Soon alter this ne s was cir
culaed through the whole city. The Governor OF Alex
andra had already received orders discharge the ar.
lery in token OF rejoicing All the French and foreign
ships OF war fired salute of 81 guns and were dressed
out with flags The city illuminated in the evening
and brilliant ball given by the Consul General Of
France, to which all the authorities were invited NJ
Chardin is the bearer of the Treaty Of Peace
IL seems almost impossible that in so dire
manner, and with many PARTICULARS should be fase
yet such appears TO be the fact Paris date of the 18Th
says, /" The which The government maintains in
regard to This news affords grounds OF suspicion in regard
10 its correctness Besides, II is impossible that the Trea
W should have been signed the 9th Knaha and vet
not have been known al Constannople the % h. The
news therefore is premature. Yesterday and dew di.
awaited, but none has yet arrived The next courier
may bring us news OF the signing oil the treaty, pro-
baby OF the ratilications' -
CoNsrANrINoPLE, April 25-(By an extraordinary
conveyance) lbrahim still Insisting that the district OF
Adsna shall be ceded 10 him and the Porte refusing TO