Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26
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ports have sailed to Odessa for corn a.
bout the half are come back, the rest wait
for their cargoes.
The harvest in Sicily and Naples has
been uncommonly productive.
Genoa, Sept. I.
The French are upon very good terms
at Algiers. The Consul of this nation is
the only one who is admitted to the Dew
whenever he wishes it.
Vienna October. ).
An officer of the Dcv ofTunis has ar
rived at Constantinople vitlirich presents
for the Sultan and Grand Vizier.
The plague is again making great rava-
yes in Smyrna.
London, October. 90.
In France The returns to The new Cham
Der Of Deputies are nearly COMPLETED.
and the Lower Alps. Though many of
the Ultra Rovalists have been successful,
some of the most eminent of them have
lost their elections.
The King otFrance is said TO have sign
ell q treaty with the Pope, and in an arti-
Gle from Rome It's affirmed, that the Con
cortlat made with Bonaparte Is annulled,
and affairs replaced in the situation in
which theywern by the Concordat between
Leo \ and Francis /. "a
On account of the frequency of robbie
ries at Paris, patroles have been ordered
TO parade the streets all night
The Queen Of Spain and her sister ar
rived III Madrid on the 2Sth ult. The
marriage ceremony, which connected the
Princess who is represented as youngand
lovely, with the beloved Ferdinand for
llie, was celebrated on the following day.
Ferdinand Immediately issued decree of
amnesty and general pardon for all those
offenders in Spain, whose punishment can
be RENTED without danger 10 society, on
account ofhis marriage. But rome of tie
Patriots are included in the amnesty.
The Mem Wessiah.
The story Of a Jew having collected a
large army in the neighborhood of BABY
lon, is now acknowledged to be a iabrica-
ton.
knights Of Malta.
The remaining Knights of the Order of
Malta, having failed in their application to
the Congress of 1914, intend TO present a
memorial to the German Diet to claim
tie restoration OF ancient independence
OF their Order, and an establishment con
tormable TO IFS former situation.
observation-disclosures from many parts
OF Ireland respecting the prospects of the
harvest are very discouraging. Ia seve-
raj counties great damage has been occa-
stoned by floods; particularly in Galway.
Roscommon, Westmeach, and the lower
grounds of Limerick and Cork. Ali the
lower parts IN the northern counties To-
wards Belfast, have experienced similar
calamities. Near Athionc the roads arc
covered with water, so that an acre Of
wheat was hardly expected within 10
miles Of the place. Accounts from Wa
teriord OF the 18th, aye more satisfactory,
and rather cheering, as the weather with
IN the three preceding days has changed,
and become propitlOus and the weather
at Kilkenny had on the 10th, become We
nv scasonable, and the people were bnsiIv
employed III saving the whole of the har-
vest.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has CON
suited Ministers as to the expediencv of
stopping the distilleries in that country,
In consequence of the unfavorable state of
the harvest.
THE HoW AMaace.
A German paper, received on Friday,
has furnished us with the following copy
OF letter, stated to have been written by
the Prince Regent, in notification Of his
concuTTing with the principles of the Holy
Alliance =
" Carlton House, Octobel. 6, 1915.
My dear Brother and Cousin u have
had the honor TO receive your GmperiaD
hajestv's letter. tog ther with the copy
at the treaty between your Majesty and
your hugh allies, signed at Paris on the
2Sth OF September. As the forms of the
British constitution, which I am called
upon to maintain in the name and in the
place OF the king, my father, prevent
me from accedlng 10 the treaty in the
form IN which it is laid before me, |
chuse this way TO convey TO the august
Sovercigns who have signed il, my entire
concurrence in the principles which they
have expressed, and in the declaration
which they have made, that they will
take the Divine preccpts Of the Christian
religion as the unalterable rule Of their
conduct, IN alltheir social G, political con
neXlous, and confirm the union which
should always exist between all Christian
nations. twill he evcTmy serious cndca-
yor t0gude my conduct, in thesifnation in
which Divine Providence has placed me.
according tothese hole principles. and CO.
operate witllmy High Allics in all measures
which arc calculated 10 contribute to the
peace and welfare ofmankind. I remain.
with the most unalteTable feelings friend
ship and regard, my dear Brother and
Cousin
Your OmpcriaD NIaicsfy's Brothcrand
Cousin,
(SignedD GEORGE, =. r.
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