Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-21

dency." aosPon-
meet the charge on the consolidated fund. for the onar,.r
Is 42S26oil.-a small addition to the uniunded Govern.
ment debt.
agairs Of The Bank of England.-The Directors. Of
the Bank OF England held a meeting in the RAM narios.
,m y afternoon, at which the Governor aud Deputy Cover
aud Lord Althrop. held a few days since. The precise
tenor OF the Intentions of Government with regard 10 the
renewal oil the charter, have not yet transpireJ. but va
are assured that Ministers have stated IL as their intep,;o.
to propose to Parliament that the sum of flO0 600 nsr
a@nam shall be deducted from the sum paid to the Bank
OF England Tor the management of the public debt. and
that win this reduction in the amount paid to the Compa-
ny, and some changes OF minor Importance, the charter IL
70 DE renewed for q limited number OF years.
on the highest quotation Of Yesterday. Bank Stocl fail
to-day not less than s LIZ per cent.
oPoRro.-By the Dove, accounts have been receiy-
ed usa afternoon from Oporto, one day later i'm point of date
than those received late yesterday. The present adyices =
dated on the 9Th uit. They do mot contain any ne ws Of paru-
GUAR moment, except the fact that considerable unessiness
mad been produced by the course adopted by Admiral Sarto-
rus, IN refusing to act until the claims of himself and tba
crewsoi the vessels under him had been paid-Measure.
were'u us said' IN progress by the constitutional Government
to efiect an arrangement with the Admiral. No fresh at.
TACK mas peen made on either side at Oporio. There is a
rumor mat the fleet which had been seen off Oporto. and
UNDERSTOOD 70 be French vessels, had made for the entrance
OIL me Do9ro' and that a messenger in an open boat had
proceeded over the bar for Oporto.
Inc exchanges at present favorable, and the quantity of
puiIoh IN the country is stated to be large. The East In
una company are importing a great quantity of The precious
metals from India and China. The recent arrivals from
unese places have brought not less than 40 chests of bul-
hon, consigned TO the Company.
cPain.-ihe Spanish news announces a -chango in tho
spanish administration, which may be deemed indicative
OIL me complete ascendancy OF nj. Zea Bermudez, and the
maintenance OF the. policy which affects to steer between
inc hpostolicals and Liberals 10 the equal repression of the
exclusive claims Teach Of them
we annex from the Liverpool Albion of the 9Th a sum-
mary OF inc newsior tho previous week, also some miscol.
laneous items.
Lord Goderich is 10 be treated an Earl.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has deferred his mo-
mon Ior me general commutation OF tithes in England ill
Thursday, April Is.
this country about the middle OF the present month.
Lord Howick has resigned his place at the Colonial
Oihce. Heis succeeded by Mr.. John Lefevre late men,
IN Tuesday afternoon last, a shocking occurrence took
place in Manchester. A shoemaker, named Thomas Pal
ing, under the combined influence of jealousy and intoxi-
cation, stabbed a journeyman named Thomas Armstrong.
who worked for him. and lodged in the house, with a shoe
makers knife, which killed him almost immediateIv-
Falling was taken into custody.
by means OF a certiorari, as now obtained, not only is
a case removed from one court to another, but the bail un-
becomes discharged.
Mr.. Elice has been appointed Secretary of War, but the
ureenviiie act will not allow OF his re -elec,ion lr Coven-
"y, or lndced, his election for any other place, whilst tho
petition against his return remains undecided.
a rumor is very prevalent, that Baron Bailey is about 10
resign his seat in the Court OF Excheauer, and TO be sue
ceeded by Sir William Horne.
We understand orders have been given 10 euuip. with
the utmost despatch, a fleet for the Mediterranean. Iii.
now well understood at the Admiralty, tina. the Russian
ships are not disposed to leave Constaninople, even ,cith
A favorable wind.
done by Parliament in the way Of actual business, many
persons are OF opinion that the session i, not likely to ter
inmate before September.
FROM SMYRNA, DIREcr.-Tbe brig Trafalgar, Capt.
DAVIS, arrived at Boston on Saturday night from SMYRNA.
whence she sailed on the 9th March. Captain Davis
brings the following important information relative to tho
state OF affairs in that quarter.
Smyrna, and the surrounding country. had been in .
very unsettled state IN consequence of the advance of the
egyptian army, and the uncertainty what would be the
course adopted by the European powers with regard TO the
contest. On the 18th Feb. an Egyptian officer from the
pacha,s army encamped a few leagues from Smyrna, en-
'ereu'ne town accompanied only by a small escort, anil took
possession IN the name OF Ibrahim Pacha. The Governor
was ordered TO quit, and another was Immediately appoin-
ted to act in the name of the Vicerov of Egynt This
chahge was made without causing any disturbance among
'he popuiace. The inhabitants, being well disposed to-.
wards the Egyptian authority the new Governor, met with
no resistance IN the exercise OF his authority until the 9Th
mafch, when a courier arrived from ConstantinopIe
bringing intelligence that the new French Ambassador at
tnat Court had declared it TO be the intention of France TO
J01 "itn RUSSIA IN support oil the Sultan's authority.
In consequence of this information the Consuls Of these
lowers reiised to acknowledge the new Government of
smyrna and were making preparations to take down their
hag-stafis, when the Governor thought proper 10 RESIGN
nus posi- 10 the former occupant under the Sultan. Ibra-
Nuns Governor was seized and thrown into pri son until he.
,houid restore the sums he had taken from the treasury
during his short administration. Here seemed TO end the
EsyPush authority. lbrahim's army still remains en-
canped near Smyrna; but when he is made acquainted
WIN me determination of the combined forces, he will
probably desist from any further attempt 10 carry his de-
signs against Smyrna and Constaniinople into effect.
no American ship OF Var had appeared in the Archi-
PsIago since the departure of the Constellation.
lhose who have charge of a large amount OF American
property in Smyrna, had been anxiousIy looking for the
ARRIVAL oil a part OF the squadron for its protection during
tne unsettled slate OF affairs. II was the general opinion
that the presence of some force W more needed in Smvr-
ma than IN any other part OF the Mediterranean.- Boston
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