Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-07

The Strand IL consisted OF ahout 5000 msn..-
They walked six abreast, and wearing white
feathers, with sprgs Of oak on the left side.
They were accompanied by several Bands OF
music aud received the acciarpatious OF the
mnitnade az they passed. great number
OF beautiful silk flags. with variety of devices
aud mottos, rendered this procession "a highly
picturesque spectacle, and produced IA very
striking and interesting effect. Among the
no'tos npon the several flags were
OPpress0rs are CoWat
The Brave defend the Defeuceless.'
Chesrup, NiItue"
"The Canikers' respeci 10 insnlted Majesty"
The Bnlwaiks OF Old England"
One a,g had for its device tour hands link
ed another exhibited Noah's Ark another
was Inscribed with
" The Sous OF Freedom support Commerce
a.d Industry"
supported BY two sailors,
Several models OF ships contributed 10 the
variety of ,he sceue. There was one very
wei executed. Ii was ship disinasted, carfi-
"a on the shoulders OF eight meii. Neah's
ARK IN carved work WAS also prominent ~
the procession. 1t was carried on the top Of
pole.
We state again from authority, that there
Is no fouhdation whatever for The assertion,
ihat several sail of the line, with 80 frigates
aud other ships 10 carry troops are fitting out
fot AN expedition.
DOVER Oct. 1.-The Dart passage vessel,
arrived yesterday from Bouiosne with IL or
IL witnesses for the Queen. They were all
well Il e..cd,
The Haiian Uinesses.-Ou Friday and Sa.
turudy PAYERS were employed paving Cotton.
ruafden, Tor The additional comfort of The
ttahan witnesses, who complained of the damp
ness of the gravel, though il was aew!y aud
tni"k!y laid OH when they took possession Of
iheir present quarters. In their meals too
since The change of the sedson, their palaies
have been Consulted Al one O'clock some
hi:hiy seasoned soup is served up for their
luncheon three o'clock is their ainner hour;
Tue best fruit dessert which the sea.
| IA nSttn
hey amnse themselves az usual, ball playing
/ In IN morning aud with music ct yari us
Kids In the eve ing. ThSoioIe Maj0cci
| ne sporting man CT the company he was
absent ioi several days last week, perhaps
! al ii visit dining The shooting season. Tween
| ~ s.N OF the witnesses remain IN Cotpn-
| g"iden.-Ihey promenade the yard during
ihe greater part of the day. some of ,hem
smoking segars, and others staging aud play
| iiS al Uaii- Three times week supplies of
fo"f and ,arIous aIiicies at grocery and
other necessaries are brought IN carts tor
| their nse. Fresh meal. consi>tiug OF All abun-
udhi supply OF the best provisions IN The mar
MI, Il dai.N brough, TO the ,arder. Tie cooks
ha'" busy time OF il, and, as well the
nther attendant. dine al one O'Clock after the
| ellis ,crved up Tor the witnesses. Ia, ~ ~.
| ana liity OF the Itdsn us duiin ,lielr dai.
| y Sports car he plainly h,ard in front oF the
| 49, OF III pasiimes. Many OF them
| .ei"'iied to come ont occasionally. al cay
hours OF The morning, aud in The evening aud
| have we u! hers.and b. en- dacted 10 some
| oil the public places OF amusement.
| Sunday paper.
The following is an extract OF a ieiier, dat. u
! Rapies, Sept IL, aud received by the mail of
Saturday 1t is proper TO add. that the a
| counts OF a great battle having been fought in
Sicily. though given oply on rumOur, a,e re-
| peated IN several other letters from Naples,
| and without any material variation OF fime
| place, or circumstances. The next arrivals
! from that quarter are expected with the ut
mo<i anxiety by all who have connections in
! Pa'r mo, Az the entrance OF d Neapohian army
| as conquerofs into that city, under the i'm
| preston OF the dreadful slaughter of their
troops dn'iag the 18th aud 10Th of July, nigh.
| lead 10 the mos, fatal cons quences -
ne principal pnrpoIi OF our present is 10
communicate The Intelligence, which rnplor
| siatts 10 have been this day received from
SicIi>, that, after sanguinary hattie foughG
| between the ROyaliSls aud Tie Palern,ans
| tue Hter were completely defeated, with the
| loss al a greater part OF their force and HAT
Col. Costa, al the head OF the army entered
Palermo on the OH. This intelligence ls said
To have been received by telegraph, and is
| generally credited here: the battle took place
about 10 miles from Palermo. 1t is impossible
OF conrse. TO answer tor the correctness OF this
statement but, from The different qaa IL s
| IN which II Is circulated II is entitled TO some
! degree OF credit. Report adds that the Off
cial account will be published in the Gazette
OF !hiS evening. We remain hers in the same
| state of tranquility we have always eDIoyed
/ hitherto and II foreign powers will osly LET
!
! Prehension existing tor The safety ofproperty.
| Il may lie ceHSrdeied perfectly secure; and
! thhi the revolution, so far from prsjUdicing
/ commerce, will improve ii. The accounts
! which have been published IN your ministeTlal
! papers relative 10 liIs political changes in this
coanirs are really ridiculous. They who ale
, safe on tie Other side of the channel appear
TO he der much greater Apprehension titan
we who are exposed TO all the Jury Of The
| N0!ntion, which has been conducted wiihoat
sinsie drop OF bloOd being she'd"
| n lie Dutch papers contain The speech OF tue
emperor A. xandcT OIL opening The PoiIh
| Diei OH the 18Th September. The only cir
| rumsi"ucc which could render sHch n cete~
m0hy more thar commonly interesting 10 TO-
| re- u STATES, was its occurrence at "a moment
"hSh u was natural 10 eApect from The chef
| parsonage concerned IN IL some exposition of
his opinions, II not OF his Inleniions, with e.
| g2'd 10 the affairs OF The sonIh OF Europe ,Jf
! la Intentions his Imperial Majesty DISCLOSED
| nOihlu. suf OF his opinions however general
| ana indeed mystical, the expression OF them
| we CD. see enou-b 10 be satisfied that O
changPs OF government i'll SPAN, Naples, and
| PORTUGAL are mediIated at ST. Peietsbnrg!I
| with no iIieudiy exc
from ne London Globe Of Oct.2.I
The decision Of The cabinet Of Austria, with
! respect TO Tie affairs o. Naples seems to be
finally formed, aud. II is added in the Vienna
| papers" with the concurrence OF the greater
| powers OF EUTope.-PuBce Meiternlch, on the
| iOil September communicated TO the Neapo-
lltan Prince De CImitiIu, a declaration.
that The great powers OF Europe were
fully agreed not To acknowledge the ex.
| listing state OF affairs in the Kingdom of the
| Two 5lcilies, because that state has been eff
| tecied by force OF arms, and thai in conses
qnenco the powers had resolved not 10 receive
a Plenpoteniiaiy or Minister on the part OF
| the supreme authority at Naples, which had
been established by force Of arms. This reso-
| lhlIOD on the paTi OF The Allied Powers Great
Britain. We hope, not being included is am
understandable interference IN the affairs of
Naples, and II mai Ks the cOwaTdce as strong
| " ds lhe cruelty OF the cOnspiTatoTs against
Tie liberties OF Naples for altho' the regene-
ration OF Spain was effected by force of arms
LII IL .nA "a q. L.. Il