Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
POa'ISCNApY.
LITE ERoM ENGLAND

Lists. The Hercules sailed on The I3tA of An
gust.
Information has been received i'm EnyIaoJ |
from The Cape oi Good Hope, ot The arrival al ,
Algoa bay ct 1000 persons from London who I
went out tor the purpose OF forming "a settle |
ineni at that place. Letters speak tavotabl, Of |
the settlement, which is about 100 miles lrom |
the
The Courier of the 10th states, tina, il is true,
as stated IN morning paper, that the Queen |
has addressed letter to the King. The na- |
tnie of It's contents be Processes not TO know |
but the public will soon be- put in possession of |
the CORES pondence bn, Processes h.nsolf uu- |
charitable enough TO think, that il has taken |
place rather for popular than private ends - |
1t. however, IL should he erroneous, he should !
be mos; happy 10 contradict il, TGa=.
LONDON, August III The Paris papers, |
Which aie due this morning. have uot arrived !
bui we lave received private letters from that
capital, from which We Suhjoiu a tew extracts.
They contain little OF political news, aud
some OF me fashionable gossip OF the Salons.
PARIS, August -" There is nothing new
either IN politics OF in finance. The ouy IN.
cideni at all WORTH attention appears to me TO
be The conduct oi Austria with regard TO Ma.
pleS-ihe refusal On the 2Oth July TO admit
riiuce Cariati, The new Minister. int o the Ein
peior pres nee, or even TO heteruichs-sud
the declaration of the old eapoiitdn Ambas-
~ador isntiO, thai he should not take the oath
OF ideiity 10 the new Constitution, aud should
remain AT Vienna. When one compares these
circumstances with the Russian Declaration
| in answer 10 the ChevaIier de Eea's Note one
| j. tempted 10. conjecture that The peace OF
Europe, VIII, ere long, bp trnubied-Ii,at ;he
views and plaus of Russia on the s-u,h of
| Europe will. ere long. be rRi into execution
aud that tie Coust of ST. Petersburg, dexie-
ronsiy taking advantage of the approximations
| OF Austria for her Italian possessions, vii en-
! gage her i" am laan war, the evident result
| oi which must be general ccniiagration
throughout all Italy Where .lese events,
| should they take place, may lead us 10, il is
| Impossible To say: the aIier-thought of Russia
/ is probably to swallow the OYSTER"
The troops under the orders of General
| CampaSa have received considerable rein
| torcements from the deserteIs who are hourly
| hockin. 10 his standard. The people. far from
| rejoicing al the late events, do not conceal
! their dread OF The dangers with which their
country Is menaced. The papers of Vienna
under date OF the 20ih Ju!y, announce. the
| Fie,d Marshal Bisnchi has received orders TO
| march an army OF 20 600 I'll II towards Romano.
J IL IL probable That certain portion of the
| Neapoliiau army has already been disembark-
! ed III sicily, great preparations having bee1
! made 10 that effect before tie departure OF the
| courier"
[ From Tie N. Y. Mtrcuniiie AdrerfiserI
II appears there wee no arrivals at Liver.
| pool from The United States, from the 9th TO
| The 18TH. Cotton las decliued about I'd per III.
| The last average of wheat was 13s and t!it
prospect favorable foFa good harvest.
| LONDON Sept. II - The Intelligence ofilc
| connections, which have broken out i'm Sicily
| Is, unhappiiy confirmed. Ii is not yet known
| whether the movement is national or only
l
| cIian Independence has been heard at Paler-
| mo, and that il has been the signal Of bloody
| catastropheS. The Slciiians, not willing 10 APP
| pear TO receive the law oil the Neapohtans,
| nave added To their tanners The yellow colour
! which is that of their island. They marched
into the forts. where il was easy for them 10
| surprise The garrison, a. no miStruSt was enter
| tanned. Bni she royal troops soon rc-entered
| the forts, and they BATTERED themselves TO
| maintain their position, when the insurgents
| arrived with po@eTihl endorsements Atter
| sustaining the most vigorous ieSsiauces, the
! latter seaiH succeeded in hoistiug in all quar-
| ters, The Indepen denI tag. Tie nmmher of
/ 'uen killed on both sides is estimated at 1000
| IGa=sLla DC France.
| The L0rd Chancellor left the Court ct
! ChanCeiV this day al O.e O'clock 10 receive
| commute NiiOn from Sir Eeni. Bloomfield,
| whiciI j. supposed 10 Telaie 30 The :orrespOn-
| dence between their maJesties There is
| report IN the wtIt end of the town ihat the
| proceedings against lie Queen will be stop
ped, but we do not kBHw upon what authority
| il rests. Globe
| BY Flanders nafi which arrived this
morning, we have received Brussels papers 10
| tile 5lh inst Tie following are extracts:
AUGSBURG, July 29.-1he Aiyemeine ZeI
| tnng contain some accounts from Naples OF
| the IItii, from which we select the following
! - Ii is said that the Chevalier TOcco Is go
| ing 10 Paris and London, on mission .Si:niiar
| to that of Prince Cariaii TO Vienna. Cen Nu-
| gent is not gone 10 Rome, reported.
| but TO Malta. This brave soldier, one of The
| best Generals in the Austrian service. uear-
! ~ became the victim of the popular fury ii
| was the English Ambassador who saved Ii,
| life. His Excelleucy claimed him as bein.
| born all English subjsct, aud obtained his re-
lease, and conveyed him in his OWN carriage 10
| bis hotel through crowds OF tumuIuohs
| pOpnlace. UP 10 the l2Ih of July, entire
| tranquility prevailed al Palermo, the capital
ct Sicily, and The festival OF st. Rosaiia, which
continues four days, was celebrated according
10 lie nsna custom. But this seems 10 be
| but calnl before storm, siEce IL is imposNI-
| bic 10 Judge ot the spirit which aniuiafes thu
| SicIlianv till they have adopted the Spanish
| Constitution Or some other.
| GENOA July 23.--The city of runis is still
lockaded BY the AigeIine squadron.
bGEEoA, July 29.-The reports of dis
tsrbancCs al Palermo, and IN Sicily gen-
orally, have been to-day fully confirmed.
Palermo is nearly destroyed by cannon
and fire--ile slaves aud prisoners lellOose
from prison, and committing every ex
| cess aud havoc this, we fear, will hurt
the cause OF true constitutional freedom
which had begun 10 manifest itself Ia
these quarters, aud will afford prctexi
| for The Austrian army marching into
| Naples and other countries, and ~hich,
II is said, is already OF The route, $4,000
strong.
[ETon The ". " A,nericanl
By the Hercules we have received Lon
don papers To the lOih Of August. The
preparations Tor tie Trial OF The Queen
are nearly completed she had taken
Grafton House as residence during the
investigation. A letter, supposed 10 b
IN relation TO this subject, had been adj
dressed by her 10 The King, and circum-
stances had led to the belief that ne
gOciaiion might terminate the question,
without The interference of Parliament.
The Courier contains the following
remarks on the Circular OF the Emperor
| Alexander:
| No loo kafora cur rca d.ra 20 To-, "a,