Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-03

Accounts from Cmsiauiinople, Stale,
that the latest intelligence from Egypt,
announced the total demolition of The
capital of the Wechabiies (Da,rieh.)-
The Chief, Abdalah. was beheaded !;
his relations had been allowed 10 settle in
Cairo.
CADlZ, June l5.-All is in motion here
To embark OH board the transports arIii.
lery, provisions, and ammunition of all
kinds : a complete printing press is also
prepared for the expedition within these
few days 20 more transports have arrived
IN this port, of which ten came from
France they are perfectly equipped
The troops composing the army are daily
exercised liz military evoIu,ions. Count
d'Abisbal causes the most strict disci-
pline TO be observed. on which account
Inc Is more feared than loved by The army.
II is not yet possible 10 say when it will
sail for lis destination il we might judge
10y the arrangements which We witness,
the epoch is not distant. Mean time We
have several insurSeui prIvateers IN sight,
which brave us TO make prizes In the
Strait, and seem TO divide our preparations.
This Is our situation,
Commercial houses in this city have
received accounts from the Havana, the
writer's OF which express The greatest in
digna,lon a, the report which was in cir.
cuiaiion there of the session Of Cuba 10
England. They say positively, that If
the mother country should ieuounce that
rich and important COLONY, the inbabi.
iantS would know how 10 defend their
liberty against the English, whom they
do not like.
Dresden, june %
" An event, which happened here last
month, continues TO occupy public atten-
tlon. A funCtiUnary, who was generally
esteemed, made a declaration before the
proper Judicial authority, thai he assas-
slnated bis first wife 20 years ago. lie has
surrendered himself a prisoner, aud his
indictment lis preparing"
CoNSTANTINoPLE, June l.-Sir Ro-
bert ListoD, the Ambassador of his Bri-
fannie Majesty TO the Porte, has just con
cluded an important Treaty, after three
years. negotiation, by which the Divan
at length recognizes the arrangements
concluded by the four Allied Pow ers,
respecting the lonian Islands. However
1t appears not yet 10 have resolved upon
giving lis formal concurrence TO the Urea
~ OF the 9Th of November 1915. which
will satisfy England only by halves
The new treaty replaces the fortress Of
Parga and lis dependencies under the do
minion of the Sultan, who, on his side,
recognizes The Inhabitants of the lonian
Islands, as under The protection of Great
Britain. This Treaty was sighed OH the
24lb of April; and it is therefore suppo-
sed thai Parga will be very shortly deli
verrd up To the Turkish Authorities.
LONDON, July l0.-DOn Barnadino
Rivadavla, who has resided some time al
Paris aS deputy from The Government of
Buenos Ayres, is arrived in London.-
lie disappointed by his Government 10 re-
SIDE III this Country and Don Valenii;i
Gomez, who lately arrived from Buenos
Ayres, has succeeded him at PARIS.
The last letters from Rio JaBeiro com
municaie anevent that strongly indicates
the character of Arligds, the enterprising
chef who has been so long formidable
10 the Independence of Buenos Ayres.-
The Spanish Government, il appears, has
not insi sight of the obvious means arts
ing from the discord previously existing
among the Patriots, 10 SOW further dis
sensiops among them. The Count de
Casa Florez, their Ambassador at Rio
JaneirO, has received Instructions 10 gain
Artlgas it possible over 10 the Royal
cause; a letter Ia that chief was therefore
drawn up containing the most tempting
offers, & Spanish officer undertook the
dangerous exnl.>:. .F' UeIIVeTmS NJ. lie
Succeeded, after many difficulties, injpre-
sentlpg il himselfto The hands of Ariyas,
who perused this document with The ut
most coolness, bat made no other answer
than by turning round, and instantly or
dering the officer who brought i, 10 be
shot.
BoSToN, August 23-By the arrival of
the Mercury, Prince, al this port yester.
day, III 80 days from Liverpool, we re-
ceived our files of London and Liverpool
papers TO July 0, inclusive, aud Lloyds
Lists 10 July s. Liverpool papers to the
l2ih nit were, received al Merchants.
Hall, and were forwarded TO New York
before we had an opportunity of examin-
ing them.
The volunteers destined for S. America
which had arrived al Liverpool from Ire
land, sailed thence OH The Sd July. Gen.
DevereuX is 10 assume the command of
these forces.
Accounts from Naples Of the 4ih Of
June. state that a dreadful eruption of
Mount Eina had broken out, WHICH threat
ened total destruction TO the civ of Ca.
tanIa. From Mount Vcsuvius yery
great eruption of lava had taken place in
the direction of POmpei. Some violent
shocks Of an earthquake had been fell
near Viterbo.
The departure Of The colony of Swiss
for the Brazils was fixed Tor The 4ll July.
The Foreign Enlistment Bill, brought
down from The house OF Lords wlihvarious
amendments, has been passed BIS The
Commons.