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

The latest news from Constantinople shew
tina, ALI Pacha. OF Janina, still maintains his
Pacha,ick against all the power OF the Divan.
The Fr.uch FIVE per cents arc 7if; Bank
Stock 1857.
The house of lords was 10 meet on the
Bal OF October, when The opening speech
oil nlr. Brougham was expected. Some
anxiety was ielt by the queens friends IN
consequence OF Marshal Pine not having
arrived. Ii was thought, however, that
no delay would take place on that ac-
couri.
Memoirs Of Bergami.- pamphlet, pro
fessiug 10 he written by himself, has
been published IN Paris. He afiirms that
he twice saved the lite of her ROYAL high
nrss, aud thence arose feeling of graft
eude Ia the mind of The princess
The Beaimcn engaged about London,
10 The nnWberpt $4,000, have presented
an address 10 tAe queen.
i!ir following Is AN extract of a letter
Rom Paris. dated Sept. %
Some important arrests have taken
place within the las, % iJ,rs public
runour CITES several of The most celebra-
rcd revolutionary charact rs IN France-
am oniy able positively 10 announce
the names of colonel Fabyier, NJ. Corcel
les, s0n of the Deputy at Lyons, and NJ
Gred days, and nephew at the cousl,u.
zion niakiag Able Sirycs.'
The Emperor OF Austria has addressed
a note 10 the German Counts, respecting
the affairs OF Naples. We regret our linz
Its ALL not admit 0t ITS Insertion al length.
The ErperOr Says:-
" fhr late evcuis in The kingdom of
Naples have PRAYED more clearly and im>
piesSivel, than any other preceding oc-
currences of this kind, that even in "a
regular and well governed State, among
quiet, temperate people, satisfied with
t,er government, the poisonous iut1neuce
oil revolutionary sects may cause The most
violent convu>Ions and a sudden revolu-
ton. For II is clearly demonstrated,
that the inrigues Of The Carbonari alone,
without any external impulse-wiihoui
any even plausible preirxt, caused those
seditiouS movements whicl, induced his
Majesty, tie hinS OF Naples, in mo-
Ditni OF embarrassment TO lay down the
government, 10 dissolve all The existing
authority, aud 10 proclaim "a Constitution
absolutely foreign 10 Ina country, and az
set uniried, even in The country which
gave II birth; III other words, anarchy is
law.
" His Majesty the Emperor is convinc-
ed that this unexpected event will have
made lie mot lively impression OH all
the German Courts. Ii teaches, by
memorable example, how dangerous il ia
90 contemplate with coniempiuous indii,
ference The operations OF secret associa-
lions and OF cOuSpiracies skmlking in HE
dark, and how wisely the German Princes
have acted IN opposing vigilance and vi.
so: 10 HE first symptons OF these danger
OEs attempts"
About thirty Witnesses had arrived in
favor of The Queen. Their reception in
England was quiie the reverse of those
who landed at Dover, and who came over
IN The behalf of The Crown.
Portugal. -. The latest accounts from
Portugal are contained in the Morning
{ hronicle Of the I'd. This paper says
As some contradiction has prevailed in
tie Statements received from Portugal, re-
garting C0uni hmaranie, VIC think ii pro-
per 10 state thai private letter, dated
Oporio, 18th Sept. mentions that the
TROOPS and province he commanded had
enthusiastically joined !;se patriotic cause,
bat he himself had fled away. On the
9th, scciu. il Impossible 10 withstand The
force of public opinion ,,:,e Count order
ed meeting of the inhabitants for The
following day, i'll order 10 lake The new
oaihs BAT in HE night he fed away with
one servant, ,,assed through hloriD, and il
Is aided, lie had already arrived al CO.
rJnila."
In thp House Of Lords space is al
l0ttcd 10 the gentlemen connected with
she pubic papers. who attend every day
10 lakr nolcS. The number engaged az
mount TO upwards ofone hundred, inciud-
ing The a,oriling and evening journals
Besides these, there arc other gentlemen,
TO Il considerable amount, connected with
The weekly Journals, and with papers pub
lished either twice or thrice 4 week. A
iicks; was issued for The admission of one
gentleman connected with each paper
so that there were generally twentv or
thirty reporters Ia the house at ose time.
These were relieved by their coadjutors
al the end OF every hour or half hour, as
the arrangements Of their respective es-
adjustments required. The greatest ex.
cTtUna were made in this way by the
evening papers, which generally published
irOm three 10 four columns of the pro-
c"eGings at four O'Clock III the alter
noon ni lhe same day; and in second,
third. and fourth eliiIous gave sketches
oil Ike business 10 HE adjournment. Ii
may not be- an GninieTesting fact to Stale,
that lie estimated SUM annually received
by he literary gentlemen connected with
The London journals alone, exceed E45, 900.
The liverpool Mercury OF October
says," Mr. Kean, The celebrated actor,
whose talents have SO much delig cd
She lovers OF the drama i'll HE three king.
dOms, takes bis farewell bcoriil at OUT
Theatre, this cvenug. The box promis'
csa crowded and fashionable house and
wc doubt moi, the Liverpool public will
make this parting scene a memorable
one. We understand lie will sail for
New York on Tuesday next, in The Mar